He loves them for their jokes and stories, for their courage and even for their Finnish silences: "relaxed silences, companionable…unhappy, charged and thoughtful silences, even lyrical silences".
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Both commit egregious human rights violations; Iran silences its critics by executing them, even children, and Vietnam silences vocal opposition primarily by incarceration.
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No matter how hard we scream, the system silences us.
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Plus, people often start talking to cover up awkward silences.
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If there is, it could make for some uncomfortable silences.
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The power of truly impactful speaking comes from your silences.
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The small silences in this episode are rich and absorptive.
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That's what journalists do: listen through silences, awaiting a clue.
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Kubo's lush silences, too, often speak louder than its script.
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Our silences were rich, our emotions swirling in the air.
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For months, Cillian had been decoding the Bog Girl's silences.
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He almost got the hiccups himself, listening to her silences.
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She dunks on those people, issuing a burn that silences them.
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The silences persisted, as did the couple's growing dependence on alcohol.
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Notwithstanding, the silences concerning Puerto Rico's political status are still noticeable.
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Small talk fills these silences, but it doesn't provide real conversation.
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And, most laughably, the Israel lobby silences all criticism of Israel.
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And I tired of the ponderous silences and opaque "meaningful" glances.
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It is, however, an epoch in the realm of awkward silences.
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" There's nothing antiquarian or purist about Victoria's new second album, "Silences.
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" From DiCaprio, he learned how "to be very natural in the silences.
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The screenplay was filled with long, pensive silences and expressions of remorse.
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We will not spend our resources on a platform that silences conservatives.
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There's no forced laughter, and no awkward silences; the bromance is real.
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There were rumors and silences in telling places, cancelled sets for Sasquatch!
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Silences have been inserted in square brackets, like stage directions or punctuation.
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It silences other victims who may have stepped forward if they'd known.
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It also silences all notifications, so you're not disturbed by the phone.
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After long silences, many insisted the allegations just had to be false.
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For Betts, the way to expression passes through such troubled silences. ♦
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He's inviting your ear — and your whole body — to emphasize the silences.
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Daler Sharifov (Tajikistan) Tajikistan silences independent media ahead of March 20183 elections.
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In American Gods, there are numerous pregnant silences as characters contemplate the ineffable.
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There is not one but many silences that fill the spectrum of speech.
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Her twanging, slightly gravelly voice projects calm, and her silences have formidable presence.
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Part of the problem is that some silences are too wide to narrate.
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Nothing silences criticism like victory, and Mr. Trump racked up several on Tuesday.
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"She was a strong woman in a profession that" silences them, she added.
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Awkward silences are the trick to getting more money in a salary negotiation.
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One day, between the silences, Julie said she was thinking about time travel.
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Silencing discussions about race silences people whose lives have been shaped by race.
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Clare, we learn, has a penchant for questions unanswered, spaces unfilled, silences unbroken.
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This route only silences him from voicing thoughts he will continue to think.
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How an all-controlling state silences dissent by claiming to protect free speech.
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The Journal ran Little's op-ed, "How the SEC Silences Criticism," in November.
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Contrary to the suggestion of #MeToo activists, arbitration in no way "silences" victims.
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Read those writers who bear witness to the silences and to the silenced.
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On Big Little Lies, there are worlds of truth weighing down its silences.
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Witnessing and experiencing unchecked harassment then silences other victims from coming forward, Raghu said.
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Both experts acknowledge how tempting it can be to fill silences with chattering monologue.
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" She's also the author of a book called "A Field Guide to Awkward Silences.
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Attempting to explain my new relationship with color only provoked confused silences around me.
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By contrast, through its pervasive silences, A Quiet Place lets its characters communicate constantly.
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A "shush" feature silences notifications and beeps when a phone is turned upside down.
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The hardest part about dating a Libra is that they're prone to conspicuous silences.
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As the silences got longer and longer, they also felt more and more uncomfortable.
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Instead, she channels what others have told her, and interprets the silences in between.
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In the ballroom, the monologue generated a lot of awkward silences and nervous laughter.
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Much of the well-earned emotional power of the story emerges in beautiful silences.
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Some questions about the finer points of Mao's theories were met with long silences.
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Cake is his voice when the language barrier silences him in his new home.
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"I'm working on the concept of silences almost always in my work," Plensa says.
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"Firing people silences other people," said Molly Elkin, a labor lawyer at Woodley & McGillivary.
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In interviews he has always been strikingly gauche, leaving long silences before giving lapidary answers.
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"No awkward silences is the best way to describe what this feature enables," WIlms says.
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In a world that silences women, it's wonderful to see Heard standing with her sisters.
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When one's speech carries within it holes of silences: hesitations, pauses, caesuras, stutters, and apprehensions?
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After a series of I don't knows and awkward silences, she moved on with suspicion.
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Sharing my story with a brand and family that silences our same voices is futile.
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In past debates, such softball queries have sometimes stumped contenders and led to uncomfortable silences.
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"The mainstream media silences the multiplicity of veganism in favour of white men," she says.
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Critics say the practice keeps claims out of the public eye and effectively silences victims.
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There are calculated silences at the heart of any marriage, and this was definitely one.
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As Mr. Trump struggled to respond, the crowd in Arizona lapsed into ever longer silences.
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"We can't condone any action that silences dissident voices through judicial processes" that are unfair.
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But the unplanned silences, hesitations, and pauses of these performances don't feel unwelcoming or difficult.
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His determined silences have led some people to think that he is sullen and disengaged.
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"Relentless harassment silences women and deprives the world of their opinions and ideas," he added.
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So the silences helped to guide the direction of my book and define its agenda.
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Her priest also harshly silences her, admonishing her for putting her brothers' lives at risk.
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She is also the author of "A Field Guide to Awkward Silences," (New American Library).
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Yet, if the poems came as slowly as ever, the silences were not as punishing.
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The version of the blues on "Silences" was not one of weary 12-bar chugs.
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They are full of silences, wan light, somber darkness, acerbic humor, and signs of disintegration.
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It leaves rights unprotected, it silences Parliament on key decisions and undermines the devolution settlement.
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The stigma of wealth showed up in my interviews first in literal silences about money.
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The actors frequently convey plot and character revelations in looks and silences rather than words.
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And one of the reasons it's important to write about that is because it silences women.
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Jenkins also lets the film's rhythm stretch out into long silences, or into tense, sustained conversations.
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I smiled at him warmly and attempted small talk to keep the awkward silences at bay.
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The trap turns activists back toward their market role as consumers and silences political dissent. 5.
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The film boasts the same pace and stylish cinematography as Hereditary, with equally unbearable elongated silences.
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Audiences couldn't seem to get enough of the single-camera shots, awkward silences, and bumbling dialogue.
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Mr. Andrews is magnetic in his silences, his earnest looks balanced by busy, often guarded eyes.
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The director, Jeppe Ronde, fixes on the signals and silences these young people use to communicate.
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In the same sense, what can he do when his newly deep voice silences a room?
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Our sentences tend to be bookended with long silences and little fits of anger and resignation.
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Comfort is devoid of awkward silences and small talk, instead welcoming you in like a blanket.
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All around her there are silences, empty places, held breaths—an extraordinary act of literary finesse.
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In fact, the book's real hardware might be described as its network of secrets and silences.
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Of course, it may provoke some stony silences, which may also affect your husband's work life.
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They're silences that fail to confront bad as well as beautiful things, often with grievous consequences.
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Their long silences unnerved her; surely they weren't getting into trouble, ten feet away from her?
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Against Hansberry, the documentary inflicts a different kind of violence: it silences her, renders her absent.
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Some have argued that the film silences black women and messes with Turner's still-murky history.
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The long silences the middle of conversations, while particular lines and animations queued up, felt interminable.
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Some say he's a progressive reformer; others see him as a brutal hardliner who silences his opponents.
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Brandt's photographs are dense with the enigmas and silences, riddles and obscurities hidden beneath ordinary British lives.
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Let the uncomfortable silences, forced smiles, cringe-worthy double entendres, and excruciating "fun facts about me" commence!
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More screams rang out and then, in the ensuing silences, random snippets of past conversations: ''Hey, sweetheart!
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In the audio of Bennington singing at Cornell's funeral, there are birds chirping, accenting the small silences.
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House Democrats are furious over the proposed rules change, arguing it silences members for expressing their opinions.
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Several report suspicious silences about their families' pasts, plus a childhood sense of not quite fitting in.
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Her story inspired me and so many women across India and the world to break our silences.
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Gone were the furtive glances, aching silences, words caught in throats for fear of saying too much.
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"Comedians are the real news," he adds with great eagerness before she silences him by kissing him.
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Savoring the silences, we watched three breeding pairs of buff-necked ibises cavorting in the cloudless sky.
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He asks him questions, and then more questions, and waits through silences when Lloyd can't answer them.
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The speech is disarming, but also, as it extends in awkward silences and tangents, a little disturbing.
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Worse, ignorance compounded (and justified by) the squeamish silences around vulvas have made many of them complacent.
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While ostensibly there to provide comic relief, she distills some of the most potent lines (and silences).
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Also in the final edit, he promised to include at least some of my repetitions and silences.
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Pat had heard, in the silences gapping the waiters' conversations, the power this "VIP" held over the restaurant.
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Mr Modi's dress, gestures and public appearances are theatrically staid and uniform, punctuated by meaningful looks and silences.
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Elizabeth Strout is a writer bracingly unafraid of silences, her vision of the world northern, Protestant and flinty.
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Timothy Yu is the author of 100 Chinese Silences and a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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You may not even make it to the end of the clip, humbled by the eviscerating prolonged silences.
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Planned Parenthood has condemned the rule, saying it silences doctors and nurses and would harm their patients' health.
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It also shames people with these desires, silences their sexual autonomy, and excludes them from the porn narrative.
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Miocic Silences the Curitiba Crowd A right hand from Stipe Miocic brought a stunning end to UFC 198.
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In promoting gender diversity, he charged, Google silences those people whose political views differ from California's liberal mainstream.
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At a park, you can focus your gaze and attention on other things around you when silences happen.
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Rights groups and European officials condemned the takeover, seeing it as proof that Turkey's government silences dissident views.
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But in her extended silences, her place in the pantheon of cultural influence has only grown more enormous.
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Zawe Ashton is particularly deft at using the silences as ramps into and out of sonorous line deliveries.
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In one of the silences, Seinabo Sey suddenly arrives: "My stupid heart is always a casualty," she announces.
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Actually, in lots of moments — facial expressions, silences, décor — it's all five tastes coming over you at once.
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If you listen to Monk, there'd be stabs and silences, but that silence was filled with other things.
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This beautiful book by Mazower, a historian at Columbia University, revolves around his grandfather Max's enigmatic postwar silences.
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Appreciate the way Lynch uses silences and industrial hum rather than filling every minute with music or chatter.
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Learning to make adobe bricks was, at first, a way for Rafa Esparza to break his family's silences.
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Its English-language title was changed to The Tuner of Silences, which doesn't strike the same resonance as Jesusalém.
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But when a producer asks Andrew about the awkward silences after the date, he seems to shrug them off.
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It has all of Anderson's aggressively aestheticized trademarks, too—his unrelenting uncomfortable silences, precious pastels, and stickling for symmetry.
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It's positioned inside the European Space Agency's Maxwell chamber—which blocks out all electromagnetic radiation and silences every sound.
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It silences the "soap operas" to a degree, but raises a whole slew of other weird and intrusive questions.
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It's a narrative film, but it feels like a dance piece itself, and it's strongest in its meaningful silences.
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Every time I worked with one of my parents, I succeeded in breaking silences thanks to photography and cinema.
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Over the years you learn what can trigger these silences and you do everything you can to avoid them.
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Yet the film, to its credit, provides far from comfortable viewing, and some of the silences are deliberately awkward.
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Driving mode silences notifications and temporarily blocks phone calls and text messages, so you can drive with fewer distractions.
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They all are prone to verbal stumbles and freezes, and repeated self-corrections that trail off into helpless silences.
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When I explain this to incredulous clients, I'm often met with uncomfortable silences or a battery of angry counterarguments.
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For a half-hour, the group huddled near the fallen animal, vacillating between long somber silences and exuberant hugs.
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She kept at it, following the publication of "Housekeeping," with one of the more interesting silences in American letters.
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That Chekhovian sense of time fading even as we inhabit it thrums through both the talk and the silences.
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His grindings and silences were not one-off provcations but rigorous explorations of the nature of sound and music.
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But it is one indication that even Mr. Mueller's often expansive charging documents are most interesting for their silences.
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Between the brief silences, I know she can hear my breathing through the trach tube on the other line.
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"Silences" shares its title with a book by Tillie Olsen about women whose creativity was stifled by domestic burdens.
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The Laughter of the Sphinx is a gathering of silences, its varied forms palpable and insistent throughout the book.
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Within the first three tracks, the band silences any doubters who thought they couldn't go heavier than their previous album.
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And yet, as if in defiance of such mainstream platforms, his photographs traffic in enigmas and silences, riddles and obscurities.
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NBC's decision to pull "Shoot-Up-Able" is annoyingly reminiscent of this train of thought because it silences the conversation.
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And he lets Hera and the others know it with a threat that shuts them up and silences the world.
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Trouble was, the jokes were just not good, which immediately rendered the would-be, laughter-filled awkward silences actually awkward.
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Only then would we truly understand and appreciate the advantage of loneliness, which silences our suffering and makes it inaccessible.
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Would you want a flock of Bachelor producers invading your childhood home for a day of awkward silences and filming?
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Look, you're the one who invited her, I'm simply a feminist who respects everyone's decisions and doesn't like awkward silences.
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Reheated gossip — replete with animated genealogy charts and catalogs of place names — is their lifeline, while silences are scary vacuums.
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" Onyewuenyi says, "It's a form of tokenism that the jacket silences, subverting the light in and around the black body.
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It is also a horror movie, full of specters and silences and a terror that is pervasive, intimate and elusive.
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And her script, with its purposefully awkward dialogue mixed with long, weighted silences, also demonstrates fine attention to emotional subtext.
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The mushroom cloud silences those in its path, and causes nearly everyone else such dread that we'd rather forget it.
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Dorsey does make an inviting target for critics of every variety: Conservatives will complain that his service unfairly silences them.
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A piece like "Psalom" for strings takes musical phrases that sound like questions and lobs them into gaping black silences.
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The band's self-imposed limitations gave the xx a distinct sound, full of spaces and silences that drew listeners in.
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We were running in one of those silences when I pointed up the trail to an area shrouded in mist.
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If we lived in a world where that rule was honored, there would be a lot of silences to fill.
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That is what I try to do as a physician, including, of course, what they tell me in the silences.
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Though I was unaware at the time, I had joined the club of those stunned by Mark Zuckerberg's trancelike silences.
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Without earbuds, even the silences have something to say; the quiet of concentration is different from the quiet of procrastination.
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She constantly reminded us that writing us "whole," in all our intricacies and silences, was a necessary part of freedom.
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The risk, he and others added, is that the pressure silences people who have information that serves the public interest.
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You'll even find that I'm doing most of the speaking in your silences, which is what translators do so brilliantly well.
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The camera lingers on awkward silences, weird facial expressions or genuine laughter as the judges try to crack each other up.
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By default, YouTube now silences notifications — so they won't cause sounds or phone vibrations — between the hours of 10PM and 8AM.
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Girls are already marginalized in Nigeria, Abdu says and forcing them to marry at a young age further silences their voices.
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You know crickets as the soundtrack to awkward silences, but you'll soon know them as everyday foods: snack bars, pastas, chips.
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Romeo is the talker, all big schemes and never-ending hustle; Samson is more prone to sullen silences and solitary raptures.
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Rwanda's government, borrowing from European laws against Holocaust denial, brands its opponents as apologists for the 1994 genocide and silences them.
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My silence, layered on top of the silences of millions of other women, created a system where there was no accountability.
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The injury becomes the justification for one of those fraught family reunions filled with awkward silences, furious eruptions and hushed huddles.
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An audience member might feel as if on a first date and yet somehow at ease with these potentially awkward silences.
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"This kind of fear silences whistleblowers, hampers recruiting and retention efforts and discourages innovation to challenge the status quo," Erwin said.
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He sits in on meetings, some with officers and others with politicians, recording silences and outbursts, moments of frustration and complaint.
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It's a system more messy and complicated than previously reported — one that empowers victims and silences them at the same time.
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He quelled any suspicion that the work is indulgent or rambling; at the same time, he respected Messiaen's meditativeness, his silences.
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This may be Mallarmé's ultimate response to Wagner: the layout evokes musical notation, with voices rising and falling amid expectant silences.
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Perhaps that is why the piece here that sticks with you is "Uncomfortable Silences: A Walk in Myanmar," by David Fettling.
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On top of all that, I manage generalized anxiety disorder that's often centered around my relationships, so the silences felt extra heavy.
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Mark tried to maintain his usual relationship with his parents, but their conversations were now filled with awkward silences and unspoken criticisms.
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In anxious, violent times, when oppression is enacted under a deafening barrage of propaganda, it's important to listen out for the silences.
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The heavy silences between these single-line stanzas suggest a blackout or a seizure, something more dire than a break for thought.
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If the movie works as well as it does, it's because Ms. Kusama can coax scares from shadows, silences and ricocheting looks.
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The whispered samples are breathy and the silences are breathless; but every crest and trough of the waveform are equally breath-taking.
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Breaks, other song ideas that pop in and out, abrupt silences, and vocal processing are used as a way to separate thoughts.
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Wisconsinites tend to smile a little more at strangers, make small talk in elevators and chat about the weather to fill silences.
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He described having to hunt for conversation topics during phone calls with them — low volatility, it seems, can make for awkward silences.
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Yet our silences around sex have meant these lessons haven't been extended and applied to young people's intimate lives, with disastrous consequences.
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The walk home is a safe space for meandering chatter, nude runs through car-parks and cross-legged silences on bowling lawns.
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She very calmly silences the phone, and then, with a burst of fury, bashes it into the drawer in front of her.
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He constructed ballads around sparse keyboard chords and his sustained, doleful, androgynous voice, hovering in imaginary space and punctuated by tense silences.
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Above all, we hear their voices, handled so powerfully by the voice actors that their silences sometimes say more than their monologues.
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Admittedly this isn't all that useful, but it's still fun to play with, particularly when you want to ruin nice silences at work.
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Improvements to Do Not Disturb are also coming, with a new "Shush" feature that silences your phone completely when you flip it over.
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"The Mueller report being issued with redactions would actually reveal the silencing, or the silences, more than any unredacted report would," Reddy said.
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Maybe it's because we feel the need to fill awkward silences, and the easiest source of inspiration is just looking up and pointing.
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"This is recreating the awkward silences I've had with my father," says O'Brien of the relationship between protagonist Kratos and his son Atreus.
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It is as much about silences and gaps in the music as it is about the slow crescendos to glorious, fully mixed choruses.
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But he truly delivers, right down to his khaki dad pants and the way he allows awkward silences to go on too long.
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"Silicon Valley openly silences conservative, populist, and nationalist voices, while propelling and forcing 'progressive' agendas to billions of people," Torba told VICE News.
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Gladys crams all silences with increasingly disconnected bits of autobiography and with peppy questions and catchphrases that she has probably used for decades.
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The merits of silence were first touchingly addressed by "l'Orchestre Symbolique" (Symbolic Orchestra) with a theatrical performance called "Symphonie des silences" (Silent Symphony).
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In the call, and in the conversation that Cheney has with his wife, Lynne (Amy Adams), the drama is found in his silences.
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Our traumas and lapsed memories, our silences or complicities, as compared to the current youth culture, to find confirmation that we have evolved.
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Born three decades after the Holocaust, she traces the stubborn silences in German life and investigates her own family's role in the war.
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The silences between us extended uncomfortably, and I realized she was desperate for us to leave but did not dare to say it.
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I shared a room with my grandfather growing up and heard stories of how things were before and silences about what happened during.
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Mr. Bates more or less has a single way of handling the climaxes of interpersonal confrontations: big, thwacking chords, separated by yawning silences.
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The kingdom uses wealth and sports to whitewash its legacy of abuses, and silences those who try to draw attention to this pattern.
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There are 3 gameplay suspensions on the accounts as well as 7 silences against this account (these are for abusive chat and/or spam).
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Whenever I would question the whiteness of these spaces and how strategies didn't take race into account, I would be met with uncomfortable silences.
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But the starkness of "Brothers" highlights Mr. McCraney's focused writing and his confidence in actors to deliver the lines while also savoring the silences.
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Some Chinese scientists fear that the corruptions and silences endemic in authoritarian states will hold them back from the breakthrough-making Nobel-winning heights.
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Stare at the desk all you want, but if you've made a game changing product, investors will be just fine with some awkward silences.
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And here, my adult brain finally silences my college brain: Yes, I could keep going, but that's not the same as should keep going.
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Whenever I try to contribute or channel the conversation toward cars however (which is often), there's less shared passion and chortling, more debilitating silences.
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But as more women dare to break their silences, many times at enormous costs to themselves, we are faced with an entirely new reality.
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Sounds materialize to destabilize the pulse, upend the harmony or just add disruptive noise; gaping silences open up, suddenly isolating her voice in midair.
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Additionally, they have observed a movement, where emotions matter and facts don't, that shuts down critical thought as unsafe, and silences debate through vilification.
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As frustrating as the experience must have been for the musicians and stage crew, I didn't hear a single heckler during those prolonged silences.
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But the former employee has also found support among some on the right, who say his firing shows how Silicon Valley silences dissenting voices.
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And his recently released major-label debut, "Issa Album," is full of portentous silences, leaving open the question of what's happening in the gaps.
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" The flip side of oppressive silence is liberation, which, Solnit writes, "is always in part a storytelling process: breaking stories, breaking silences, making new stories.
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Reimagining punk, funk and reggae with analytical rigor, the band set telegraphic lyrics and shards of guitar noise against austerely propulsive beats and syncopated silences.
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The proliferation of nondisparagement agreements silences complaints and generates a chilling effect across the industry—a problem noted by both Susan Fowler and Ellen Pao.
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The funding buys brand loyalty, silences critics, heads off efforts to advise drinking less soda, and gains support for the companies when they need it.
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Mr Butler, with his gift both for language and loaded silences, gets as close as anyone has to the malaise and disenchantment of modern youth.
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Her loaded silences in the second half might be Constance Zimmer's best work of the season, and wisely, the script doesn't pin down her feelings.
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I was done with all the silences around women's lives and bodies, so I wrote the book that I wanted — that I needed — to read.
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Lions of New York In the documentary "How to Survive a Plague," Larry Kramer silences a room full of AIDS activists with just one word.
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Kumar said McConnell's taciturn style, punctuated by silences, can force those sitting across the negotiating table to fill the uncomfortable void by tipping their hands.
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The cycle is full of breaths and silences, with a fermata on nearly every page: sometimes over consecutive notes, sometimes over entire measures of rest.
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"Together, these five officials oversee a process that silences the voice of the Iranian people, curtails their freedom and limits their political participation," Hook said.
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The feature is called "Silence Unknown Callers" and it automatically silences and sends to voicemail any calls from numbers that aren't in your contact list.
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Sometimes, though, those silences are filled with the irresistibly plaintive tones of down-home folk songs and performed with increasing assurance as the show proceeds.
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Her work has always examined the great erasures and silences — the lost and suppressed stories of the Middle Passage, of slavery and its long reverberations.
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Manfred Werder's "stück 1998" comprises four thousand sheets of music, each page consisting of an array of six-second tones that are interspersed with silences.
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Two were held in other countries—Qatar and the UAE, to be precise—which have different prevailing interpretations of Islam that allow for such silences.
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I put it on to fill the silences of everyday life, hoping to draw from her ability to say the things I wish I could.
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"He is someone who silences women, and we are here to denounce him," said Isabelle Ottoni, a representative from Juntas, a national feminist branch of PSOL.
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It will also push for legislation that promotes gender equality across all industries and an end to non-disclosure agreements in misconduct cases, which silences survivors.
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Putting them on pedestals above everyone else is limiting and damaging, and emphasizing their accomplishments over all others' silences voices that should be heard alongside theirs.
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We spoke to career experts Amanda Augustine of TopResume and Jenny Foss of Job Jenny to get their takes on avoiding awkward silences at industry gatherings.
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It's a tune with two poles: of wettening faces on a dance floor, punctuated silences in a heated car speeding down the motorway during voided hours.
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Their conversations play out like chess matches, two vexing sapiophiles as interested in uncomfortable silences as they are in banging the hell out of each other.
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On race, his work is a series of silences, yet he is a font of words when it comes to very fine points of European culture.
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But I'm happy to see scenes anchored by those moments, since conflicted silences are one of the things that Ms. Zimmer and Shiri Appleby excel at.
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Flashbacks and character recollections suggest the greater scope of the relationship, whereas the use of well-placed silences force the audience to experience real-time awkwardness.
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It is as rhythmically driving as the First Piano Concerto, but far more elemental, a world of keening cries, choked rasps, eerie silences and crashing waves.
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It builds meaning out of the white space on the page; it leaves nutrient-rich silences where we might expect to find explicit, common-sense lessons.
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It silences lawful political speech, and it makes it harder to identify and build consensus around definitions for doctored deep fakes and truly deceptively manipulated media.
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The protests have taken various forms: volleys of tennis balls being thrown onto the field; pointed, pregnant silences; and — as in this case — banners and walkouts.
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What ensues is a painful stretch of pregnant pauses and uncomfortable silences, in a movie that runs less than 90 minutes but feels much, much longer.
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In the 18th century, music theorists codified rests and silences according to the rules of rhetoric, and encouraged composers to take inspiration from oration and acting.
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"Just as girls need to learn to stand up to behavior that silences them, boys need to learn how and when to stand down," Hurley said.
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Yet even when Congress does not expressly authorize rule making, agencies often make rules to clarify ambiguities or silences in laws in order to enforce them.
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Titled "NYx: Fractured Dreams," the concerto is a sequence of 13 sections, or "dreams," suggesting a night punctuated by visions, nightmares and the silences of sleep.
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She recollects the terror she experienced and the painful silence that attended it, the societal silences surrounding emotional and psychological abuse, and violence in queer relationships.
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Critic's Notebook PRINCETON, N.J. — For as long as I can remember, I have loved the silences of the concert hall almost as much as the sounds.
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A "quiet mode" that silences the between-round chatter and distills HQ to just the questions and puzzles might make it easier to play while multi-tasking.
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Fear of retribution and stigma, as well as a lack of faith in the government and the judicial process, silences victims and those who work with them.
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Plays by David Mamet would be tough to translate, says Mr Kelstone, where the dialogue is often extremely dense and words—and silences—are loaded with meaning.
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In an ironic twist, the cast unwittingly staged a scene of the all-too-common dynamic between men and women in the workplace that effectively silences women.
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It is a hypnotic film, punctuated by small moving moments and meaningful silences, like the tension before a first kiss, or a question hanging without an answer.
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And the truth is we don't need it: Their intimacy is built in the silences, like the one that ensues the first time Janice calls him cute.
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But despite their visible chemistry — lyrically captured in lingering glances, comfortable silences, and quiet smiles — they never get physically intimate, having internalized the impossibility of their union.
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These silences were noted by supporters, and they validated feelings of xenophobia, even if he tiptoed along the line of plausible deniability, keeping the culprit officially ambiguous.
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Lynch's style can be mesmerizing even when it's confounding -- from the dissonant sounds to the uncomfortable silences, the quirky humor mixed with a foreboding sense of dread.
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As I have said before, that seems rather hard to square and treats the account like some eHarmony date gone bad (with awkward dinners and uncomfortable silences).
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It connects via USB (it can also connect wirelessly if a car supports it) and then silences most notifications and whittles down the apps available to drivers.
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There's that word again, nigger, muscling its way into the public square, prompting sharp intakes of breath, embarrassed silences, euphemisms and lots and lots of heated discussion.
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Prone to lurid flights of lyricism, but never better than in its awkward silences, the production features an appropriately uncomfortable cast directed by Mr. Rapp (1:30).
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But these are not narratives of proof and externality; rather they are intimate expressions of the silences that give us pause from the weight of the unspeakable.
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"Every corner of these neighborhoods, every school or dispensary, is a song of hope that refutes and silences any suggestion that some things are 'inevitable'," Francis said.
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Today, only one group of Americans may be legally barred from voting — those with felony records, a cruel and pointless restriction that disproportionately silences people of color.
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Every year, in the month or two leading up to the day, it rounds up dissidents, harasses victims' relatives, silences journalists and stations soldiers on street corners.
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It's a mammoth breakout that silences the macro junkies" worried about "a big economic slowdown that's pretty hard to find if you're examining most domestically oriented companies.
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They talked through and around these issues — Lucy's father's mental illness and cruelty, the shame of being poor, the loneliness — their silences as eloquent as their conversation.
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That not only silences their voice in national affairs, including national security and defense policy, but arbitrarily relegates them to second-tier status relative to other citizens.
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On "Silences," she sings about fear, love, death, salvation, the devil, artistic compromise, a woman's self-determination, the allure of the city and solitude as a refuge.
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Colossal bellows, needling synthetic bleats, and grating textures unfold in explosive, angular blocks; harsh noise sits next to shimmering, pristine sounds, dissonance directly up against eerie silences.
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After having her personal blog annotated through News Genius, Ella Dawson wrote a post titled "How News Genius Silences Writers" that kicked off a still-ongoing controversy.
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Most silences in movies and TV shows aren't actually silent — they're mostly silent, still filled with the invisible echo of the room that we generally just tune out.
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Apple, Google, and Uber have all broken their respective silences on whether they would participate in helping build a Muslim registry for the incoming Trump administration, BuzzFeed reports.
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Now that they've spotted the relationship, researchers can use those long, ominous silences to predict how big of an explosion we're about to see, right before it happens.
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From the vantage-point of the late 1950s, he looks back to Blitz-wrecked London and seeks to understand the "omissions and silences" that haunted his disrupted childhood.
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Worse, pedestaling successful Asian immigrant families also often silences and subjugates undocumented Asian immigrants, who represent one out of every seven Asian immigrants living in the United States.
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Those fearful of the silences for which Pinter remains renowned, fret not: Mr. Spall constitutes the production's very own Energizer Bunny, and rarely does he come to rest.
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The Trump-Pence administration rejects these quintessentially American values and is substituting instead a regime that actively hides information from patients and silences their nurses and physicians. ADVERTISEMENT
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Ms. Baker, who won an Obie Award for this quietly compassionate 100-minute play, subtly illuminates her characters through plain dialogue and silences that linger amid their conversations.
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To grow up the American child of Russian Jewish immigrants in the twenties and thirties was to live in a world of constant noise pierced by bewildering silences.
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If you hear the record in the manner suggested to you, Merzbow's music, unsentimental to the core, sluices through the elegant silences in and among the Boris tracks.
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The conversations the women have are some of the best parts of the film - their talk is at once poignant and bawdy, punctuated by giggles and long silences.
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The latest policy change at Google shows that tech workers are willing to use their influence to reverse a decades-long trend that silences millions of American workers.
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All it asks is that you be quiet enough to hear the music in the murmurs, whispers and silences of human existence at its most mundane — and transcendent.
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At the same time, DiCamillo's barely-there text gives the art space to breathe, leaving room for children to fill in the silences with their own boundless imaginations.
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Krug slashes through a fog of shame, determined oblivion and misdirection to unearth her family's role in the Holocaust as well as the stubborn silences in German life.
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The landscape will never be the same, which might be what's really behind the mythic temblors we sometimes hear about — the screaming fights, the tears, the huffy silences.
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Every reader is greedy for the book that silences the static that fills our heads and blunts the impulsive reach for the smartphone, commanding complete and compulsive attention.
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So violent was the energy applied by the performers, and the sense of pulse so strong, that each of these sudden silences created an auditory sense of whiplash.
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It was not merely words but the silences between them, the unsaid things and the smoke they sent up, that gave her phrases their rhythm and their power.
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On the left and the right, it buys political power, it silences dissent, it serves primarily to perpetuate ever-greater wealth, often unrelated to any reciprocal social good.
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It's hard to quantify the number of people who face retaliation like Jen did — she never filed a complaint with a government agency, and her NDA silences her.
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But it took me an embarrassingly long time to grasp this fairly overt metaphor, as I was completely distracted by Wendy and Bobby's awkward silences and prolonged eye contact.
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The second title to be directed by Fumito Ueda at Sony's Team Ico division, following 2001's Ico, it was a game of both great silences and stunning gravitas.
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Likewise, it's filled with the same kind of silences and simple, powerful moments as his latest, but it's a world apart terms of how well the pieces come together.
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" Restorative justice, Karp and Frank write, "supports rather than stigmatizes, engages rather than isolates, empowers rather than silences, and teaches that meaningful accountability can rebuild a fractured campus community.
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This could be compounded if Trump follows through on his campaign comments about Putin's Russia, a country criticized by watchdogs as an undemocratic human-rights abuser that silences dissenters.
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The same synthesizer tone beeps like a rushing heart monitor, moving the action forward throughout the length of the album, while abrupt silences mark the jarring presence of reality.
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It makes sense: Why worry about painful silences, fumbling for the right word, or unplanned tangents derailing a conversation when you could craft, edit, and rewrite the perfect message?
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After sustaining silences long enough to prompt speculation that he was dead, Mr Shekau has released both an audio recording and a video denying that he has been replaced.
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We've seen Morgan evolve from a man nearly deranged by grief into a man of deep silences and painstakingly chosen words who lets his Aikido staff speak for him.
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So while we took some not-always-gentle abuse from each other, we mostly talked by text and email, which allowed for pauses between heated exchanges and timely silences.
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Work by Latino veterans, artists and scholars have sought to fill in the silences left by the official archive and by the limited sampling of Dr. Guzmán's foundational research.
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But America has probably not heard the last of Mr Bolton, who is unlikely to replicate the dignified silences of Mr McMaster or James Mattis, an ousted defence secretary.
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He drew big cheers from the home team and extended silences from Democrats, who for the most part sat on their hands, if they even showed up at all.
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In a letter to Uber's board, 14 women detailed their experiences and urged the company to remove its arbitration clause, saying it silences them and forces the issue underground.
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But he found himself getting keener on the idea of the Holy Spirit, something around in the air and in the silences between the notes, as the choir sang.
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It may be tempting to bemoan such album revisions, but the omissions provide perhaps the best visual manifestations of the structured silences that continue to haunt the Soviet past.
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The character, as Constance mentioned earlier in the season, almost plays like a parody of overbearing male feminism that silences women's voices in its rush to speak on their behalf.
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When Raghda chokes up as she tries to explain her flashbacks to prison, it is impossible to know whether her silences are due to trauma or lack of English vocabulary.
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Earlier this summer, the company added a new Smart Mute feature that automatically silences your side of the call when you're not talking when using the headphones for phone conversations.
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The results are so real, so true, and so Michael that we can almost see him in front of us, awkwardly filling the silences with impressions of a car starting.
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Jóhannsson was nominated last year for his poignant piano melodies in The Theory of Everything, but Sicario's ominous strings and silences sound like the work of an entirely different orchestrator.
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The show is at its best in long, lingering silences that allow actors like Ms. Falco and Mr. Buscemi to find a sonnet's worth of emotion in mundane physical tasks.
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"Not only does Instagram's ban affect business models and tourism, it suppresses an entire culture that has worked tirelessly to be established and silences a massive creative voice," he said.
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If you're unfamiliar with Guadagnino's style, it's filled with long, lingering shots of nature, close-ups of food, silences (and lots of them), sumptuous sceneries, grandiose architecture, and breathtaking styling.
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Around Swamp Dogg's voice, recognizable instruments — a guitar, a string section — are surrounded or displaced by electronic tones, fragmentary programmed beats and silences that can spring open like trap doors.
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Ms. Ardern will need to use her country's civility to confront social divisions rather than allow it to foster silences that block a fuller expression of equality for marginal groups.
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As she spins out the tale of Hans's wartime ordeal, another story unspools in the background that traces her relationship with her father until she makes peace with his silences.
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Still, Mr. Lynch remains convincing, particularly at the start as he struggles with his pain; in those moments Mr. McNeil works as smartly with silences as he does with words.
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Now, all club teams bear a poppy as standard; last weekend, there were elaborate ceremonies at a number of Premier League stadiums, with wreaths laid, silences observed and bugles sounded.
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The writer and director, Jordan Peele (of the comedy sketch show "Key & Peele"), knows how to make shadowy streets into menacing ones and turn silences into warnings from the abyss.
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Lucy has grown up in the margins, in the taut silences between her mother and her drunken, hapless father, Tom, an erratic wreck of a man whom she nevertheless adores.
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The script, by Albertin and the playwright Enda Walsh (whose screenplay for "Hunger," with Steve McQueen, featured similar meaningful silences), captures the rough poetry of working-class days and nights.
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There are interesting surprises: For instance, Beech's convincing argument that there is no coherent way to define artworks as commodities effectively silences half a century of loose and misleading usage.
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" Roehl added that they "encouraged students to examine the role that power has in the stories studied to get a sense of the ways Whiteness silences some voices and amplifies others.
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Like many new couples, there was an air of awkwardness between the two, as giggles gave way to terse silences and my probing questions on marriage initiated a jolt of panic.
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Given the near-incessant stream of corporate gaffes we're seeing lately, it's easy to assume that clueless PR teams are behind the ham-handed responses—or more aggravating, the radio silences.
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In Preacher, the silences between Tulip, Cassidy, and Jesse are mundane miscommunication; Jesse's navel-gazing pursuit of the divine leaves him unable to talk to, or care about, his own friends.
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Emphasizing an encyclopedic knowledge of canon silences the many many fans who engage with the source texts they love by focusing on what those source texts left out to begin with.
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Take a look at Mute by Location, for example, which does exactly what its name suggests, or Cinemute, which detects when you're in a movie theater and silences your phone automatically.
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Nevertheless, there's good reason to believe that Trump won't get that total exoneration, as Mueller's conspicuous silences in court filings on the collusion question seem to indicate he's building toward something.
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So a lot of families fall back on entertainment to fill the silences, pass time with a pleasurable distraction, or just give everyone something less fraught and stressful to argue about.
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You drive, you talk, maybe there is some music on, maybe there are some companionable silences, and maybe you make a weird turn somewhere in a neighborhood you don't quite know.
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But once silences are broken as widely and deeply as they have been for women this year, this decade, it's very hard to put all of that back in the bottle.
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This not only silences us, it also puts beyond the pale of liberalism a basic concern for human rights and the individual rights of women abused in the name of Islam.
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But as it works now, someone who files paperwork for the matching-funds program but fails to raise enough money is not invited, which essentially silences anyone who is inadequately networked.
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"I heard a lecture by an instrumentalist who said that it's not what you play on the notes, it's what you do in the silences," he told the culture website BlackBook.
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From every corner of the clubhouse came the groans, the laughter, the sickened silences as we watched Carnoustie rip back strokes from the Frenchman, leaving him barefoot in a flowing burn.
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You can trim and combine audio clips, cut out noise and silences, apply a range of equalizer effects on top of your audio, convert clips between different formats, and much more besides.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Australian Daniel Ricciardo has spoken of the awkward pre-podium silences between Mercedes team mates Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, while tipping the latter for the season's Formula One title.
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Anyone with a stake in Israeli politics is sure to find grounds for quarrel, while those approaching from the outside may find some of the film's silences as troubling as its speeches.
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After several awkward silences — and a truly cringeworthy moment where Lauren's dad openly shames Arie for not playing golf despite living in Scottsdale — the tension finally starts to ease up after dinner.
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"My (still bloated) gut feeling is that something even more painful silences us — the fear that we, as women, are failures," writes Williams, 37, who miscarried eight weeks into her second pregnancy.
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But Hempel prefers to focus on the aftermath of catastrophes rather than the catastrophes themselves, on the absences and silences they create as well as the details through which we see them.
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In its quieter moments, Kubo owes almost as much to legendary Japanese director Yasujirō Ozu, whose postwar anxieties expressed themselves through the silences that exist between mother and son, father and daughter.
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Similarly, writer Saidiya Hartman incorporates what she calls "critical fabulation" — fictional narratives based on archival research — into her books to give voice to the gaps and silences in transatlantic slavery's historical record.
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I'll also notice if someone's talking near me, and it feels like the fine line between noise cancelling that preserves sound quality and noise cancelling that silences the outside world has been drawn.
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With a rage-filled yell that silences the checkout area he rips the shirt off his chest like the Hulk, throws it into his manager's face, then calmly walks out of the store.
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The rest of the group Q&A session that follows is 90 percent awkward silences and stares as the reporter continues to ask about "what kind of fun" people think they'll find here.
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The rhythm of action and inaction in Samuel Beckett's plays, and the pauses and silences in Harold Pinter's (12 of whose works he premiered, from "The Homecoming" onwards) had to be rigorously observed.
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It is a shame that there are only so many ways to portray the inner workings of the heart; the film features more than its fair share of loaded silences and meaningful glances.
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"Facebook's latest ad policy silences the voices of Black, immigrant, Muslim, LGBTQ and other people who have legitimate critiques of racist government policies," said Color of Change President Rashad Robinson in a statement.
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To the study's authors, this political split might be the analogue equivalent of a Facebook "echo chamber" that silences opposing views, or an "information bubble" that isolates news consumers from politically inconvenient truths.
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Its cringe-tacular take on the ins and outs of running a show – Shandling mined his Tonight Show appearances for material – offered awkward silences, a relatively unlikeable main character and deliberately uncomfortable scenes.
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And yet, by selectively highlighting or preferencing certain voices over others, we create a dynamic that rewards bad behavior, makes accountability difficult, applauds competition over collaboration, and silences important participants of a community.
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A lot of this comes with the territory of getting comfortable with another — you settle into a routine and become more comfortable with each other's silences as you become more and more simpatico.
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These silences are deafening, because the type of world Power wants to build will never be realized if only certain countries—namely, those that stand outside America's imperial sphere—are held to account.
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This debate has long interested the Supreme Court, which came to the conclusion in the 1960s that threats of violence cannot, except in truly extraordinary circumstances, justify government action that silences a speaker.
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Her retelling of the story is harrowing, but even more devastating are her long silences, showcased by Macfarlane in long steady shots, the camera refusing to cut long past the point of discomfort.
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"I love that Branden put all this nuance in," Woodard said, expressing her admiration for all the nooks and crannies and silences that an actor looks for in order to live the character.
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While the first part of the day is fantastic for socializing, Libra, the second half is better spent relaxing and taking time alone—or at least with people you can have comfortable silences with.
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Deep down, under its wintry hues and prolonged silences, On Body and Soul is a fairytale — as unabashedly sentimental as Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water (2017), nominated for the Best Picture category.
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When engaged, Teen Driver silences the stereo system until both driver and passenger seatbelts are fastened, and automatically enables safety measures such as Stability Control, Traction Control, Forward Collision Braking, and Front Pedestrian Braking.
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There were alien, interminable silences when she called from the road, and when she was home he took long, solitary strolls in the evening hours, a symptom that would eventually lead to his demise.
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On Monday, Weinstein's former assistant in Miramax's London office broke her nondisclosure agreement in an interview with the Financial Times, saying she wants to shine a light on the legal process that silences victims.
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"This often silences and isolates LGBTQ people in sport," said Carr, Chief of Staff for the campaign group, which has created an index that ranks college athletic associations for their inclusiveness of LGBT students.
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"North Carolina will have to suffer again under yet another unconstitutional Republican law that silences voters, divides our state, and undermines our democracy," Wayne Goodwin, the state's Democratic Party chairman, said in a statement.
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Like Bush, the Trump administration silences individual scientists: His EPA prevented climate scientists from presenting their research, and his Interior Department transferred a scientist who spoke out about climate change to the accounting department.
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It is a process that has disturbing similarities with the collectives silences in countries suffering from human rights abuses in which entire societies reach unwritten compacts about what can and cannot be publicly recognized.
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"I view it as doing my job to highlight this issue because you don't want Congress to just do moments of silences every time a mass shooting happens," he said in an interview Tuesday.
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Ms. Jahren's own childhood in a small Minnesota town, where there was snow on the ground nine months of the year and where most residents worked for a huge slaughterhouse, was filled with silences.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE A Composer of Dark Explosions Turns 100 At 1 minute 43 seconds The music of veteran New York School composer Christian Wolff has long been powered by unpredictable melodies and startling silences.
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" And before the nine minutes are over, he allows himself long silences and two other distinct song fragments: one about crying unheard, one a slow-jam meditation on the words "hear love fade away.
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Saeed was grateful for Nadia's presence, for the way in which she altered the silences that descended on the apartment, not necessarily filling them with words but making them less bleak in their muteness.
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Caleb Teicher was the most daring, dancing sparely and shirtlessly to a Chopin étude; his brooding body language couldn't quite fill the silences, but his wild turns sucked in air like a jet engine.
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But -- despite the tensions and the shouting matches and the disappearances and the threats and the silences -- he briefly helped collaborate with the Guardian and New York Times to produce some rather important reporting.
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This is a "thin and sickly sort of pluralism," and one that silences the millions of people who have acted throughout history to change the world, moved to do so by their religious principles.
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If an excess piton could symbolize a misplaced word in a poem, the silences between the lines represent his proudest work, gaps that reflect an inexpressible mystery he and Ament sensed within the world.
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Weiner occasionally uses this additional length well, to create haunting silences, or to hold on an actor's face longer than you might expect him to, or to drink in a moment of sublime beauty.
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The booze works, and mid-level shots of their late-night interactions are interspersed with more drinking, and painterly depictions of "comfortable silences" shared in the sand along the coast of Crofton, British Columbia.
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Over the weekend, a woman named Ella Dawson published a post on her personal website arguing that Genius "silences writers" by allowing anyone to annotate (almost) anything on the Web, without the consent of authors.
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But The Neon Demon makes its silences silent, and it makes for an incredibly eerie effect, where we're uncomfortable watching something as simple as a character getting ready to leave their hotel for the day.
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He captured beauty, too — this land has a harsh splendor and haunting silences — and later recorded journal entries, read in voice-over by Zachary Quinto, written by Pascal Lee, a NASA scientist and crew member.
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The very qualities the mercurial big-city Mr. Sarkozy made fun of, according to Mr. Buisson — Mr. Fillon's rural origins and ponderousness, "his legendary caution and his silences" — earned him favor with the crowd here.
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It's surely no accident that in a wide-ranging interview with NPR's Nina Totenberg, Ginsburg chose to highlight the connection between the past silences of harassment victims and the lack of protocols and legal protections.
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My father came back from Vietnam, and together we create space to move through the silences left by the historical record, by the lasting effects of war, and by those Edgewood neighbors who never returned.
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She spends 14 tracks embodying the most delicate and desperate extremes of melancholy, inscribing countrypolitan and torchy pop arrangements with sighing silences, and launching into anguished, note-bending runs during the roiling, down-home numbers.
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" The Times said: "The roar heard at Rod Laver Arena when Federer held serve to even the match at two sets apiece was soon replaced by the groans and awkward silences that accompany an anticlimax.
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Many who voted for Mr. Modi's economic promises are disappointed by his failure to deliver, and impatient with his deliberate silences around sectarian and sexual violence and hate speech by his party colleagues and ministers.
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In perhaps the boldest and riskiest choice of the piece, Ligon silences Pryor, taking away his single most powerful weapon: his voice, that sometimes strange, sometimes smooth, often urgent vehicle of jokes, wisdom, and fury.
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Yet de Clermont-Tonnerre has an eye for beauty, for swirling dust and resonant silences, and she taps into the soul of this place and its inhabitants even as she reminds you of its terrors.
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Henry James's great story "The Beast in the Jungle" is often read as an allegory for the silences of gay lives in history, the secrecy, loneliness and negations (not least those of James's own life).
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Good horror movies make fright palpable, which Mr. Eggers does with dependably spooky stuff like abrupt edits that fall as heavily as William's ax and shifts in sound levels that fill silences with a choral caterwauling.
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I spoke with Talley to learn more about how she's used Wiccan witchcraft to build a client base of professionals who want alternative tech support in and around Silicon Valley, and how she silences her critics.
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She has her readers do a little work, and by asking us to fill in these silences ourselves, she rewards us with a feeling of connection to the novel, whose inner life we participate in decoding.
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The words "women of Juárez" remind us of the femicide in Latin America, while the phrase "wartime violence has been one of history's greatest silences," stenciled in all capital letters, demands to be seen and read.
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If you swipe up from the bottom of your Apple Watch and click on the moon symbol, you'll activate Do Not Disturb, which silences all notifications that come into you Apple Watch, but also your iPhone.
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Angus Young has credited Malcolm Young for the stop-start riff, with its gaping silences and sudden jolts, for the album that announced AC/DC would persevere following the death of its lead singer, Bon Scott.
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Like a perfect smile that's lost some teeth, the trailer appears to be missing crucial chunks of its audio, leading to weird, cackle-inducing silences and moments where you have actors' vocals but no other sounds.
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Directed by Tunisian actor Bahram Aloui, "Symphonie des silences" featured the mime-like silent movements of deaf actors, including Omnia Ben Slimen, Ziyede Cherni, Siwar El Bahrouni, Emna Ghariani, Takwa Mechergui, Raouf Messai, and Mohamed Ouni.
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And in all the mayhem, with syllables flying at machine-gun speed, Mr. Lamar had rewritten his lyrics so there would be no silences or bleeps from CBS — so everything he wanted to say got through.
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" Following that encounter, the Trump campaign sent a letter to Twitter accusing the company of instituting a "Biden protection rule" that effectively "censors and silences legitimate political speech Biden's campaign and its supporters do not like.
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It's not merely the fragments themselves that feel so powerful in her work but also the silences between them, the way they require the reader to pay attention, step in, supply the connections between the snippets.
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His songs have needy, uncertain narrators, and his productions are reticent, almost shy; they avoid overblown bass and drum sounds and back away from obvious buildups, often placing silences where a big, obvious beat could go.
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The result is a work of many pregnant silences but one that is too quick to land whenever it gets off the ground — as it does, especially, in Mr. Teicher's solos, Astaire-like in their wildness.
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In a series of eight Tweets, Dorsey said that that the company recognizes that behavior on the site silences voices, and that the its efforts to update its policies in the last two years hasn't been enough.
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I'm not here to pit Issa and Tasha against each other, but there is definitely something to be said about Tasha's confidence and practicality in the midst of Issa's awkward silences and missed opportunities for meaningful dialogue.
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Indian law-enforcement officials are guilty of extrajudicial killings, torture, rape and enforced disappearances in J&K while Pakistan represses democratic freedoms, silences the press and practices routine torture in Azad Kashmir, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said.
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It sounds like a simple solution, but those kinds of frank discussions about sex actually take a lot of courage in a culture that silences talk about sexual desire and pleasure (especially for women and queer folk).
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Mr Kagge, whose own silences are usually quick, self-imposed absentings in the car, in the bath or at family mealtimes, prefers photographs—of the sky, mountains, space—which, instead of expressing silence, reduce readers to it.
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Tegsedi belongs to a class of drugs that uses the Nobel-prize winning RNA interference mechanism to manipulate ribonucleic acid, which interferes with or "silences" targeted genes and stops the formation of proteins that can cause diseases.
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For a director whose work tends to mine the drama of subtext—the subtle gaps between what people say and what they mean; the awkward silences that yawn between utterances—Shakespeare seems an abrupt change of pace.
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Explaining my new relationship with color only provoked confused silences, and when I described it to neurologists, I was told that nobody knew what was causing it, but that perhaps my sensory system had become cross-wired.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Being Black in the Land of Allah" (Opinion, May 3): Kamel Daoud's analysis of religion and race in the Arab world is confused, and he inadvertently silences the voices of Black Muslims.
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Simultaneously complaining that Twitter silences its critics while asking Twitter to silence his critics is a curious legal strategy, but really it's par for the course for one of President Trump's most theatrically partisan and unabashed allies.
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Instead, audience members had to figure out for themselves that Greaves' unusual silences and repetitions were not the awkward stumblings of an inexperienced performer but the deliberate self-adjustments of a poet comfortable with her own discomfort.
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Simultaneously, it underscores how Morgan owes his continued status as one of The Walking Dead's most compelling characters to Lennie James's power as an actor, especially his ability to completely embody Morgan's hunched silences and brooding anguish.
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Look at our young girls, for example — there are so many big issues that we are grappling with, but we're not able to talk about them, because society respects our silences and shame more than our voices.
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The past few years have brought folksy screeching, glacial silences, drawling speech, powdery bleakness and spiritual solemnity; last year, a keening Ethiopian folk song was tricked out with an avant-garde mixture of yelps, croaks and hums.
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Facebook is still slogging through an unending stream of controversies ranging from a massive hack that allowed attackers to gain access tokens to 50 million accounts to unfounded claims that it systematically discriminates against and silences conservative voices.
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" The Knight Institute attorneys argue in their complaint that a ban on interacting with @realDonaldTrump silences that citizen's voice and also deprives other accounts "of their right to read the speech of the dissenters who have been blocked.
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SCN Strategies, a leading political-consulting firm in San Francisco, used to train its candidates how not to deal with the media by showing them Newsom's tantrums when challenged by television reporters: the petulant silences and huffy diatribes.
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Android P will introduce a "Do Not Disturb" mode that silences all notifications and a "Wind Down" function that turns the phone grayscale at a predetermined time so that people can prepare to go to sleep at night.
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There are loads of features to love, including the carefully laid out interface, the smart tools for saving time (snipping out silences and adjusting speeds without affecting pitch), and to the ability to try out podcasts without subscribing.
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I wasn't prepared for uncomfortable silences when I admitted to being attracted to people of all genders, or out-and-out questioning of my identity, and jealousy from both male and female partners who assumed I would cheat.
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A 22014 profile of Marisol, written for the New York Times by Grace Gluek, describes her "marathon silences" at art openings and parties, including one museum brunch that she allegedly attended for four hours without saying a word.
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Silverstein stacks the deck awfully high — race relations, class tensions and the American opioid crisis all figure into the story — but her empathy and ability to settle into the silences between people buoy both the movie and you.
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The ban is a short-sighted, small-hearted form of legalized bigotry that silences American Muslims, tears families apart and betrays this country's historic role as a beacon to people fleeing poverty, violence and oppression the world over.
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Jenkins silences Brewers in Braves' victory MILWAUKEE — The way Tyrell Jenkins was pitching, the last thing the Atlanta Braves — themselves on a bit of a good run — wanted Tuesday night was to send him home with a loss.
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As an orphan born in the violent aftermath of Zimbabwe's war for independence, Zamani sees the past as riddled with loss and impossible-to-bear gaps and silences that he must "powder away" in order to reinvent himself.
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Alnylam's patisiran belongs to a class of drugs that uses the Nobel-prize winning RNA interference (RNAi) mechanism to manipulate ribonucleic acid, which interferes with or "silences" targeted genes, and stops the formation of proteins that can cause diseases.
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Stretch, Edgett and Walker produced statistics of Russia-linked advertisements and accounts, but questions about more general Russia propaganda on the platforms and socially divisive content drew only silences and promises to provide the information at a later date.
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And this production makes you not only understand but also feel how so much of what happens in a relationship occurs in the silences between words, which crackle with things unspoken and unsayable, when any response whatsoever might follow.
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"A policy that excludes the nation's most eminent scientists not only silences key, unbiased voices in EPA policy development, but signals government disapproval of the former committee members' work—including, for example, critical climate change research," the group wrote.
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" In it the 51-year-old said, "A leader who silences the din not only around her mind, but inside it, can then hear the delicate voice of intuition, which may have already made connections that her conscious mind has not.
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The controversial activist declined to answer repeated questions regarding the Moore story, but later released a highly edited video of the encounter that happens to cut out all the awkward silences: These tactics, while ham-handed, aren't new for O'Keefe.
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Last summer, when he visited me for only the third time since I moved out of my parents' home in my early twenties, we filled in the awkward silences between us by watching Kansas City head for the World Series.
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"Our preoccupation with what is 'wrong' with our bodies silences our voices and prevents us from being fully engaged in the world and our own lives," Galbraith tells PEOPLE of her reason behind posting her mirror selfie and accompanying caption.
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Over time, wood deepens or even silences those delicate flavors, also adding notes such as vanillas, fig, raisin, caramel and tannins, the element that lends a structure to a fine spirit then finessed under the care of a talented whisky maker.
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Ms. Ade is a pointillist, and over the span of "Toni Erdmann," you don't only watch Ines and Winfried, you also learn to read their looks, to inhabit their silences and to recognize the weight of their seemingly meaningless moments.
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PARIS — For a film that makes use of long silences, Gianfranco Rosi's documentary "Fire at Sea," about the tiny Italian island of Lampedusa — for years the European point of arrival for boatloads of North African migrants — has made some noise.
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Furthermore, the orderly structure of the grids entices the viewer to peruse the aligned images as a musical score, visually representing a piece of music's time signature, phrases, measures, and tempo, with the black monochromes representing rests, that is, silences.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Tillerson Ousted as Trump Silences Dissent in Cabinet" (front page, March 14): It has been nearly a year and a half since Donald Trump became president, and only now is he assembling a cabinet he wants?
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Now that several years have passed, do you still find yourself having this polemical relationship with him — he being the engineer, the taciturn one, and you being the poet, who perhaps have your own silences, but of a different sort?
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The great strength of Herbert's book, written with such shame and fury, is that it is not framed as epitaph but as dispatch from a live crime scene, attentive to the silences, the still seething resentments, relinquishing nothing to history.
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"The broader detail and the silences in the report should give many people pause and that doesn't seem to have happened yet," said Emma Channing, the general counsel at the Argon Group, which helps projects in the industry raise funds.
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So I often sit quietly, even though there is something about baseball that compels adults to fill in the frequent silences — a mix of holding on to the joystick of our child's direction in life and of sheer nervous energy.
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Sorting Things Out engages with the politics and consequences of such classification practices, treating classification not as a reflection of 'natural categories,' but as a product of history, culture, and power in which 'each category valorizes some point of view, and silences another.
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Apart from security and messaging, you can set alarm reminders, and the watch has a "classroom" snooze mode that silences notifications Feed the monster by walking The watch's step counter game features a cute mascot that you "feed" by moving around more.
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Mr. Vuong can create startling images (a black piano in a field, a wedding-cake couple preserved under glass, a shepherd stepping out of a Caravaggio painting) and make the silences and elisions in his verse speak as potently as his words.
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If you grew up watching "Tarzan" or period adventure films featuring impenetrable tropical forests, the rapid-fire, rapping call of this bird, and that of Australia's kookaburra, served as shorthand for "exotic peril," filling pregnant silences in such films with danger and adrenaline.
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It would be easy to put Marnie on the couch, to assume that she's neurotic rather than, you know, friendly, and that she talks a lot only to fill the silences or because the quiet might bring on the grief and self-reflection.
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Devin Nunes is suing Twitter over mean tweets from parody account of his mom Simultaneously complaining that Twitter silences its critics while asking Twitter to silence his critics is a curious legal strategy — but it's par for the course for Nunes. 7.
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" A conservative writer and speaker whose previous books include "Bullies: How the Left's Culture of Fear and Intimidation Silences Americans" and "Brainwashed: How Universities Indoctrinate America's Youth," Shapiro begins by saying that we live "in the best world that has ever existed.
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Yet, as in so many cases in the 40th Precinct, where distrust of the police is high and fear of retribution silences people, the detectives initially could not find anyone willing to testify, including two people who had been sitting near Mr. Thomas.
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With Facebook under federal scrutiny — and contending with a drumbeat of criticism from Republicans who contend that the company's platform silences conservative voices — Mr. Zuckerberg has decided that activism on this issue would only intensify the spotlight on the company, these people said.
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We can still acknowledge that what happened to Smollett was wrong while holding our culture accountable for the ways in which it silences and erases QTPOC who aren't famous, specifically Black trans women who are killed at the highest rates in the QTPOC community.
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The squeeze functionality on HTC's U11 and Google's new Pixel phones is undeniably odd, but HTC's implementation has the advantage for one reason: the U11 lets you map the squeeze to different functions, while the Pixel 2 only silences calls or summons Google Assistant.
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Hill silences Mariners bats in A's 5-0 win SEATTLE — During a season that hasn't always seen the Oakland A's play up to the competition, one thing that manager Bob Melvin can count on has been the competitive fire of left-handed starter Rich Hill.
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There's nothing arch or artificial about Hu's drastic distensions of cinematic time; his volatile silences and wild outbursts unflinchingly reveal the raw survivalism, feral aggression, selfish depravity, and poisonous rage of a society abused by brute force and ruthless indifference and yielding to despair.
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In general, if NBC silences Jones now, we all need to get ready to sputter and double-talk when some articulate right-wingers start saying that certain leftists should be barred from high-exposure television "on principle" because they foment interracial enmity, for example.
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Many of the writers I'd come to idolize were famous for work that evoked the pulsing dysfunction of their addictions: the slurred voices and wild visions of Berryman's "Dream Songs," or the weary distances of Carver's short stories, their tense conversations strewn with silences.
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They include a timer that allows a person to limit time spent on certain apps each day and a Do Not Disturb feature that silences phone calls and notifications, and that can be turned on by placing the smartphone screen face down on a table.
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A year later, Mr. Johnson produced "November," his piano work, which also moves glacially, starting with just two notes — a rising minor third — repeated several times before new material is added, in a process that yielded a flow of individual tones, sustained chords and silences.
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McConnell Silences Warren on Senate FloorSenator Elizabeth Warren was stopped from reading a historic letter by Dr. Martin Luther King's widow about her colleague Jeff Sessions using his power to "chill the free exercise of the vote by black citizens" on the Senate floor late Tuesday.
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To be fair, a ton of the awkwardness in the above supercut can be attributed to what normally happens with these kind of live-produced events: a few awkward silences and cuts, some jokes not landing, passersby making comments and thereby putting hosts on the spot.
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In "Reprise" (2015), I follow the syncopated rhythm of patterned and solid forms; big and small vessels; fat and slender, alongside tall- and stump-throated vases; poignant silences; adjacent and far-apart echoing lines, as well as various-sized intervals between the medley of overlapping objects.
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We watch the meltdown after more nude photos are leaked, tense car rides to public conferences and many awkward silences between Weiner and his wife, Huma Abedin, a longtime adviser to Hillary Clinton, who said in a short statement today that she was separating from her husband.
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If you have ever seen the 52 film of "The Front Page," based on the jauntily cynical play, you might have been startled by the moment when a wisecracking newspaperman silences his machine-gun-fast patter to raise his middle finger at the mayor and sheriff.
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"Carbon 7 (161)" from her new album, "Black Origami," spreads percussion and synthetic sounds across a wide stereo space — drums, bells, cymbals, blips, chopped-up voices — and rushes ahead through a staccato wilderness of impacts and silences, of patterns that shatter before they ever get predictable.
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Jakub feels guilty that on his last morning on Earth, he refused the breakfast she cooked; now he worries that this "violation of a ritual" is at the root of the "long silences and lack of humor" that have begun to cloud his video chats with her.
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A special thanks to my producers through the years: Bianna Golodryga, Nicole Petallides, Robert Hum, Kristen Scholer, Jill Harding and Kirsten Chang, all of whom worked with me in a small room and were (and in Kirsten's case, still are) unfailingly cheerful despite my long silences and general weirdness.
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Just as interesting as attending to the proliferation of works and events tagged "queer," Goldberg also takes note of "the palpable silences around events that could have used the word 'queer' as a descriptor, but didn't," usually when race or multiple subjectivities enter the mix alongside gender and sexuality.
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Rather than zero in on the humanity and suffering of migrants, the rapaciousness of the human smugglers who exploit them, or even the rightwing rhetoric that keeps many European countries in a deadlock over immigration policy, his film is full of silences and shot with a steady, careful hand.
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Because it silences the very people best-situated to level criticism of how the government works through the SEC, the gag rule impairs the First Amendment's right to petition for regulatory reform and the concomitant right of the public to know what is going on in federal agencies. Sen.
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"These modest, meaningless shocks reverberate a little, of course, but are less notable than Mr. Serra's grave self-seriousness and his embrace of so many familiar art film strategies, from nonprofessional actors to long takes, cryptic aperçus and silences," Manohla Dargis opines on Story of My Death (2013).
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Letts, for the record, has already explored this much-tilled territory in his Pulitzer-shortlisted "Man From Nebraska," seen here in 2017 (and, like "Linda Vista," a Second Stage presentation.) That, though, was a lyrical and oblique work that heard the abyss of nonexistence roaring within long silences.
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During my visits to several countries behind the Iron Curtain — Czechoslovakia, East Germany — I experienced the wariness, the feeling of being spied on, the silences, the changes of subject, the oblique ways in which people might convey information, and these had an influence on what I was writing.
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The film's symbolism is found in deep silences, among sparse dialogue and tense visual metaphors: Something as simple as a mound of dirt being pushed onto a landfill becomes so much more when the character who's looking at said landfill is thinking about who will bury him after his death.
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She renders Kossola's story as he told it, not only linguistically, in his dialect, but narratively, in his own wandering way—sending readers into sad silences and on distracted errands of the sort she'd shared with him, closing the garden gate on them the way he'd closed it on her.
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"Silences" by Adia Victoria Hip-hop and R'n'B have become the de facto musical vehicles for the concerns of people of colour in America, but Adia Victoria returned to the source of the African-American musical tradition—the blues—for her own meditation on race, religion, sexual politics and oppression.
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SEHGAL I was struck by how many of the books I admired write their way into the silences in history — Saidiya Hartman's "Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments," Pekka Hamalainen's "Lakota America," Carmen Maria Machado's "In the Dream House" — and how they manage to work around and with particular gaps and erasures.
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His incendiary words and unconscionable silences gave a green light to bad actors who existed before him but were never so encouraged: the anti-Semites who harassed Jewish journalists on Twitter; the white nationalists who threatened to intimidate minorities at the polls; the misogynists who hurled unprintable slurs at Clinton.
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A dive bar What is great about dive bars is that they're filled with drunks, and what's great about drunks is that they are usually oblivious about what's going on around them, so it's very likely that your awkward silences will be broken by continued drunken noise, which can offer distraction and consolation.
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This didn't happen by accident: Damore's swift lionization as a casualty of both unchecked social justice warring and an unregulated Big Tech monopoly that silences dissenting voices is the work of a well-oiled pro-Trump media machine, one that's able to instantly bring its brand of digital insurgency to any skirmish.
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That year, in April 2002, our school was one of many nationwide that took part in the first national Day of Silence—a day on which LGBTQ students and their allies refrain from speaking for an entire school day, in order to call attention to the way bullying silences them throughout the year.
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With its long takes, silences and emphasis on the kinds of everyday moments that most movies tend to ignore, the film isn't obviously inviting, perhaps particularly for viewers whose rhythms are calibrated to those of dominant cinema and its three acts, ping-pinging shots and counter-shots, inciting incidents and tidy ends.
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Stretching over 50 minutes, and drawn to long silences, it has the violinist wander between music stands placed around the room, in the midst of an electronic soundscape filled with the echoes of another violinist (the great Gidon Kremer) improvising, along with the occasional mumble of a voice or a clatter of furniture.
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Seen through this lens, The Allure of Matter speaks in evocative silences, acknowledging the impermanence of materials, as in Yin Xiuzhen's tomblike installation in "Transformation" (1997), where photographs of the rubble left behind at demolition sites of traditional houses in the artist's hometown of Beijing sit atop tiles taken from those sites.
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While other reality television shows like "Love Island" and "The Bachelorette" revel in outlandish personalities blundering into screaming fights and drunken hookups, the Japan-based "Terrace House" focuses on the opposite: the quiet growth of a friendship during the making of a snowman or the awkward silences of a long car ride.
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It was a year that felt like a decade: 240 saw the arrival of a new president (and an at-the-ready resistance movement), the unsealing of long-held silences on abuse and consent, a radically new world order and a terrifying spate of natural and human-made disasters (fire, water, terror).
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The sequence might as well have been a nightmare: Kendall was forced to dial into the meeting instead of attending in person, running through stalled traffic while on his phone (leaving his supporters to wilt under Logan's gaze) and trying to interpret the stony silences on the other end of the line.
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China silences podcast and music apps as online crackdown widens On Friday, a total of 26 audio-focused apps were ordered to terminate, suspend services or have talks with regulators as they were investigated and deemed to have spread "historical nihilism" and "pornography," according to a notice posted by the Cyberspace Administration of China. 5.
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The OnePlus One was a mic drop and the OnePlus 30003 a successful sophomore follow-up, but the new 3 silences the haters—the OnePlus 3 is a "Flagship Killer" and at $400, with no more dumb invite system, it's not just the best OnePlus phone ever, but one of the best cheap phones too.
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It'll remove those interminable silences when you ask someone at a party what they do and they reply: "Oh, I work in HR." Instead, they'll just show you one of their lovely charcoal drawings, or read you a few lines of pastoral poetry, written on scraps of paper they produce from a handwoven basket.
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Eisenberg is a gorgeous writer of lines and dialogue and paragraphs, all the artistry in the marks upon the page, but even more deeply — and much more interestingly — she is an artist of the unsaid: the unacknowledged silences in a family, the imaginative volta between seemingly disparate images, the barely intimated strangenesses of the world.
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It wasn't hard to imagine the Hollywood version of the gene-drive story: the rogue scientist determined to destroy global agriculture by breeding an unstoppable army of insects (working title: "The Plague"); the corrupt corporate titan who, warned that gene drives can mutate wildly, silences the researcher, determined to see a return on his investment.
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Earlier this week, Senator Rand Paul tweeted that "every American should oppose U.S. funding of U.N. programs that infringe on sovereign nations' rights," while The Wall Street Journal's Mary Anastasia O'Grady wrote, without evidence, that the "international left has cheered the murky influence and capriciousness of CICIG because it strong-arms and silences ideological opponents of socialism."
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He is not, as some of his most strident critics have implied, indifferent to doctrine; it is more that his emphases, and his cryptic silences, have helped coax into view an ideal long cherished by liberal—and, often, lapsed—Catholics: a Church whose appeal lies in its engagement with, and not its retreat from, the wider world.
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During the same month that Villa mourned the departed, minute-long silences were held before fixtures at Ibrox (in memory of the 20143 disaster at that ground), Ayr United (after a young fan's death), Port Vale and Clyde (both for former players), and at every stadium across the country in the wake of the Chapecoense plane crash.
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If Sciamma's imagery (diaphanous scarves and, in one sequence, a strategically placed mirror) is often too-obvious, and her love for pregnant silences and doleful stares begins to feel tiresome, the filmmaker makes sure that "Portrait of a Lady on Fire" looks sensational: Claire Mathon's sensuous cinematography, glowing with candlelight and embers, is as much a character as the gorgeous women on screen.
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The light rhythmic voices of the video "Lak-kat," in which two young Senegalese boys practice Wolof — one of their country's indigenous languages — impinge on the pounding noise and abrupt silences in the video "Answer Me." Here a slightly crazed-looking young man drums wildly, the sound reverberating inside an abandoned geodesic dome built by Americans to eavesdrop on East Germany.
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He records their wars over his lengthening hair, which culminate in Springsteen senior calling in a barber when his son is incapacitated by a motorbike accident; the simmering silences and boozing; but also his unexpected, curt relief when Bruce fails his army medical ("That's good"), and the old man's crumpled awe when his son produces the Oscar he won for "Philadelphia" ("I'll never tell anybody what to do ever again").
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GOP members of the House panel, led by Chairman Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks House passes anti-robocall bill Lawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook MORE (R-Ore.), also want to highlight high-profile anecdotes that suggest Twitter temporarily silences more Republicans than Democrats, despite any data supporting accusations of systematic bias against conservatives.
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Unguessable for me now, nor could the occupants see each other's thoughts that day in 1986 on an Arizona highway, though each must have been wondering, more than wondering, probably searching for clues in each other's expressions, gestures, silences, maybe asking out loud, Who are you, why are we here, where are we heading, what is happening to me, us, how will it end, whose story is this.
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In this series, Louis C.K. fuses this golden-age-of-Broadway drama with our contemporary theater, since its moody, lingering silences owe a debt to the playwright Annie Baker (she is thanked in the credits), and the most thrilling moments are because of its cast, which includes an all-star team of stage actresses: Rebecca Hall, Nina Arianda, Edie Falco, Laurie Metcalf, Karen Pittman, Maria Dizzia and Jessica Lange.
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I feel sure the poem and the song wouldn't have been written if he'd put his hand over hers on that long-ago afternoon and she'd answered with a kiss, if they'd had time to reach the irritations and disappointments — the finger taps on the tabletop, the laundry piles, the uneasy silences — that are inevitable in our lives but may not be all that helpful where certain love poems are concerned.
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It had been a tenth-anniversary present from Robert to Mary, and so carried a gesture of love, an implication Michael could never square, especially when witnessing their long history of silences, how they lived their lives in parallel and never seemed to approach buoyancy, except, perhaps, during Dad's illness, when Mom tended to him as if his daily survival were another landscaping project, as well executed as the pergola in Connecticut.
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GOP members of the House panel, led by Chairman Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks House passes anti-robocall bill Lawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook MORE (R-Ore.), also want to highlight high-profile anecdotes that suggest Twitter temporarily silences more Republicans than Democrats, rather than focusing on any data that might support accusations of systematic bias against conservatives.
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"We commit to publishing a safety transparency report that will include data on sexual assaults and other incidents that occur on the Uber platform," Uber wrote on its blog here According to some media reports, Uber was accused of trying to force women who say they were sexually assaulted by drivers to resolve their claims behind closed doors rather than in the courts, a move that critics say silences victims and shields the company from public scrutiny. bit.
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She didn't ask the callers for any personal information and she didn't put them on the defensive—she just listened, and when there were silences she tried to fill them, to keep the people talking till, at some point, whether that was half an hour later, an hour, two hours, she could direct them to a mental-health professional in their area, or, in the most extreme cases, dial 911 and send the police and paramedics to save a life.
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All the red flags, all the fights, all the insults, all the times he would scream at me in public and abandon me at bus stops in the middle of the night, all the times he didn't call, all the times he called me crazy, all of his radio silences, all his yelling, all the times I felt sick with worry and pain because I had displeased him so much — it was like I was a slave to everything he wanted.
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Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchEvangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 2018 Pavlich: The Senate defends its integrity Giuliani: Trump should 'absolutely, 100 percent' keep investigating Biden MORE, a central figure in the House impeachment of President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE, on Thursday warned the public against allowing the U.S. to become a country that silences those who stand up to the government.
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In the book, the gaps between entries are of variable lengths, and, since the poem marks time, require silences of variable intervals: now laughing mallards pull themselves together now swans make straight lines across water now webs on twigs now the rapid whisper of a grasshopper scraping back and forth as if working at rust and now a gorse bush as I glance towards it a sort of swelling yellow- ness a smelling somehowness barely keeps still enough to be certain while a fern unfolds growing outside the time zone now 4:32 now 4:33 The speaker is Tithonus himself, in love with Dawn but excruciated to be held captive to yet another day.
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