Science fiction can shake that narrative like a snow globe.
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Todd can be seen in the snow globe with Lydia.
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You probably saw my announcement in my permanent snow globe.
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Taking psychedelics is like shaking the snow globe, Carhart-Harris said.
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You want a snow globe, with an image of Anna inside?
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They opened up a giant present that revealed a snow globe.
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"HI-SEAS is like a snow globe," host Lynn Levy told Gizmodo.
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Ahead, check out a few of our favorite snow globe nail 'grams.
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A snow globe that also plays music when you wind it up
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On his desk, he kept a snow globe sprouting a middle finger.
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Ahead, nine confetti beauty products that are far from your basic snow globe.
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Snow globe nails — and yes, it's pretty much exactly what you are picturing.
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For example, there is no such thing as a "spooky" skeleton snow globe.
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There's holographic unicorn French manis, literal weed nails, and functional snow globe tips.
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The Food Network video also illustrated the preparation of a snow globe cupcake.
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Call "Gilmore Girls" a bubble or, if you're a romantic, a snow globe.
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Unless the thought of breaking a sweat inside a snow globe sounds fun.
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GUTFELD: Yes, I&aposve got to close it out, but I think what drives me nuts is when you watch the other networks, to Kat&aposs point, they are ignoring what matters and in their snow globe, the only thing that matters -- porn stars, playmates, Cohen and tape -- that&aposs in their snow globe, and when you&aposre in a snow globe, you don&apost know you&aposre in one, right?
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Now that temperatures have dipped, he's planning a new act: The Living Snow Globe.
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The back of your phone will basically be a snow globe with this case.
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Ruminations and reminiscences drift into place like the fluttering contents of a snow globe.
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Mr. Williams said he did not intentionally damage the chair or the snow globe.
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As his video shows, it's beautiful in a way a snow globe can never be.
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His brain is perfectly preserved in a skull-shaped snow globe atop his titanium shoulders.
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"Mhhmmm," he nodded absentmindedly, never tearing his eyes away from the snow-globe scene outside.
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During snowstorms, the flurries whirl around them as though they were inside a snow globe.
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Some merch remained, like this snow globe featuring a sweet mouse with a Starbucks cup.
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If nothing else, the episode merits a viewing for Matthew's snow globe proposal to Mary.
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I'm unfortunately stuck in the perpetual snow-globe that is New York City during the winter.
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There are other snow globe videos on YouTube and I really can't recommend them highly enough.
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This snow globe inspired by Mickey and Minnie's wedding day would look great on a bookshelf.
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On Friday, Snapchat is debuting a Nordstrom sponsored lens which puts your face inside a snow globe.
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It parodies the real world without actually recreating it, like a snow globe of your favorite city.
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Shake them just a bit and the transparent creatures become a glow-in-the-dark snow globe.
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It feels like somebody shook the snow globe here and it just hasn't stopped for months now.
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It is like a snow globe, a perfect miniature representation of what the Republican Party is becoming.
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The Ophelia, not far from United Nations, covered its outdoor bar to look like a snow globe.
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Here's what else is happening: Our crystal ball is just beginning to look like a snow globe.
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The last few months alone, we've seen nails that resemble marijuana, fur, aquariums, and even a snow globe.
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Yes, you can actually eat the cupcake and the snow globe, which is made out of gelatin sheets.
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"Investors may be uncomfortable in this type of snow globe world," Bartolini wrote in his monthly ETF analysis.
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You're trapped in your own crazy snow globe that's been shaken so hard all the pieces fly loose.
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But the Winter Olympics need not seem like an inaccessible, almost illusionary world set inside a snow globe.
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In Mr. Trump's snow-globe reality, our days are merry and bright as long as he's in charge.
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Premise: A snowman wants to escape his snow globe to hang out with a flirty fellow knick-knack.
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The buildings outlined above, however, may someday be worthy of appearing in a Times Square souvenir snow globe.
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" EGG Clues: a snow globe; a swan; a skateboard; "I'm strong on the outside, vulnerable on the inside.
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The effect is as if Smith is peering down into the interior of a shaken-up snow globe.
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In "Winter," the light inside this great novelist's gorgeous snow globe is utterly original, and it definitely illuminates.
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The event will feature stalls, Christmas stocking and snow globe decorating, cracker-making and entertainment from Sharky and George.
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The result is a veritable mini snow globe that can bring you joy through every swipe, text, and tap.
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Adam and his food cart stand inside a snow globe-like bubble in the middle of a digital void.
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And then there's net neutrality, which could take the whole picture and shake it up like a snow globe.
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Over a dozen hotels, bars and restaurants are putting up prefab snow globe-type structures in their outdoor spaces.
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I felt like my life was a snow globe and someone shook it and put it back at the table.
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We're all living inside a snow globe inside the mind of George R.R. Martin, I mean, the Lord of Light.
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Near the spider's cage is a creepy snow globe, which contains toy versions of Todd and Lydia inside a teacup.
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That results in Marangoni currents that produce swirls of liquid and ice crystals, resulting in a dramatic snow globe effect.
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Adolescence A D.I.Y. snow globe full of glitter is an apt metaphor for the emotional chaos of the adolescent brain.
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I don't find any candy but I found a cute snow globe for my sister at a small shop more inland.
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You know those old illustrations where it looks like the entire Earth was a flat plate sitting in a snow globe?
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Hospital drama St. Elsewhere ended by implying six seasons had happened inside an autistic kid's snow globe; people were not pleased.
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Blau first posted a recipe for a snow globe cupcake back in 2015; it was so popular that her site crashed.
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White said this snow globe is perfect to put on a shelf or place on top of a stack of books.
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"It's a moment where everything's just being shaken up, realigning and changing really fast, like in a snow globe," she said.
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The magical element to this film is the advent calendar, but both the snow globe and the letter box make appearances.
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And when these movies are done well, their most fervent fans are right there, ready to embrace that snow globe themselves.
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Lara Jean and John Ambrose's kissing scene seems to be foreshadowed by the snow globe she won at the carnival with Peter.
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In March 2014, investigators could even watch as an international crisis played out live inside the snow globe of Bogachev's criminal botnet.
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Plus, she made a festive Bitmoji picture of her 40-year-old country singer love and herself posing in a snow globe.
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The Hollister turns you into Rudolph, Nordstrom has a snow globe, and Bloomingdale's sends Santa and his sleigh running around your head.
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Establishing wide shots of the family home employ a vignetting effect, giving it the appearance of being enclosed in a snow globe.
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She's Rose A.K.A. Sin Rostro in a Mission Impossible face mask, and she just shattered the entire Jane the Virgin snow globe.
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The freeze front creates an unusual liquid flow on the surface of soap bubbles, creating a snow-globe effect, new research suggests.
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So the snow globe, letter box, advent calendar, and apparently twin trees will be back on our screens before we know it.
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So I've been seeing that these "snow globe" Christmas light strings are flying off the shelves in the #targetbullseyesplayground section and wow.
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As a result of all that cold labor, they found that the snow globe effect was driven by something called a Marangoni flow.
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And they occasionally made too much of the show's sealed-off quality, the sense that, yes, everything took place inside a snow globe.
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Johnny Sagan, founder of the Snow Globe, explained the message behind the video, and the DEKY acronym that pops up a few times.
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It defies all laws of time and space and traditional moviemaking by extension, in this ridiculous snow globe of a movie, anything goes.
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All that happened, as one White House aide put it, was that Mr. Trump's opponents shook the snow globe and stirred things up.
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And all of those gamblers scurrying between the casinos on the Strip looked like they were walking around in neon-lighted snow globe.
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"When a girl falls apart in my office, I do this," she said, while shaking the jar fiercely, like an airport snow globe.
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It's frustrating when the political world is spinning like a snow globe in a toddler's hand, but it's not the end of the world.
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But before the twins could take their photo with Santa, they were taken to a waiting area that looked like a giant snow globe.
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Elizabeth LaBau, of the Salt Lake City-based food blog SugarHero, first created gelatin "snow globe" cupcakes with snowmen figurines inside in December 2014.
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She actually has a light-up dinosaur made of living microorganisms that turn into a glow-in-the-dark snow globe when shaken. COOL!
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A flamingo snow globe and a bronze duck share a shelf near the entryway, the kitsch of Miami settling in with some weighty neighbors.
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When it was over, Ms. Green and her co-workers ran outside into a world that had been shaken up like a snow globe.
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He is still working out details, but if all goes as planned, Washington Park will soon have a new attraction: The Living Snow Globe.
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He buys Dr. K a snow globe from the hospital gift shop to show his gratitude that Dr. K convinced his parents to adopt him.
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After all, the simple bandana design is way easier than the aquarium manicures, snow globe nails, and unicorn acrylics we've been seeing as of late.
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Seven years ago, in the US for an internship, Zaka just couldn't see himself just bringing back a magnet or snow globe as a souvenir.
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Out of the original's mire, Cook's created a thing of strange momentum—like cracking open a snow globe and taking joy in the shimmery chaos.
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Buffalo hosted the inaugural Winter Classic in 2008, losing to the Pittsburgh Penguins in a shootout with a snow-globe effect enveloping Ralph Wilson Stadium.
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Other planners said the atmosphere was lighter in 2016, with winter wonderland and carnival themes featuring such flourishes as giant snow globe photobooths and game stations.
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On a recent afternoon, a musty-smelling chicken coop in the garden's rear turned into a plumy snow globe as a gardener shuffled in and out.
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"Focusing on specific threats like shoe bombs or snow-globe bombs simply induces the bad guys to do something else," Schneier tells Vanity Fair's Charles Mann.
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Another snow globe-like GIF parallels the two worlds of an ancient society, working at their normal day, with a hulking Aztec spirit brooding beneath it.
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"It's like being in a snow globe," she said on the couch in her apartment with her 120-pound Newfoundland dog, Kate Weber, at her feet.
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Inside, I felt like I was in a snow globe — and was both impressed, and semi-creeped out, at how quiet it was inside the igloo.
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The company's newly found initiative was profoundly wide-reaching and effective, shaking a long-settled snow globe and scattering ISIS users across scores of different platforms.
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I figured if I can make it through an announcement in the blizzard, in my permanent snow globe, I can make it through our interview. Okay.
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Staying on mission, her haunt musique movie Mandy's Piano Solo in Columbine Cafeteria (2016) projects through a life-sized snow globe whose flakes fall on the floor.
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This piece incorporates a miniature snow globe of NYC placed in an apparatus constructed by the artist that constantly shakes the globe while recording its inner landscape.
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And so when Fantastic Beasts indulges the side of itself that just wants to marvel at Rowling's snow globe of wizarding wonders, it truly can be magical.
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Depending on how you tilt the terrifying, inspired-by-real-events snow globe that is the haunting Hulu limited series, "this" could mean two very different things.
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At the end of the video, the lovebirds get their happily ever after as their child opens a Christmas present containing a snow globe holding their memories.
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I get some headphones for M., a snow globe for B., and some Disney Doorables for L. I add a few more presents to the order, too.
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Once in hand, players shake the snow globe-like object and are catapulted high into the sky where they can dispatch an umbrella to break the fall.
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If you're wondering how to size up your snow globe, 3.4 ounces or smaller would be about the size of a tennis ball, according to TSA agents.
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And as one natural snow globe enthusiast points out, the cool thing about -40 degrees is that it's the same in Celsius as it is in Fahrenheit.
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But this is a telanovela, and this is life, and sometimes life shatters your favorite snow globe moments after you've received it, as it did in this episode.
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Game Freak had faithfully rendered my childhood in cartoon miniature, but also locked me on the outside—as if I were examining my hometown inside a snow globe.
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"Letter From an Unknown Woman" is so beautifully self-contained that, were it not for Ophüls's choreographed camera movement, it might have been filmed in a snow globe.
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"I went to turn to leave and I tripped over a chair, the chair hit the wall and a snow globe fell from a half shelf," he added.
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Toward the beginning of the film, Peter and Lara Jean go on a date to a carnival and Lara Jean wins a snow globe from one of the games.
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For just 30 bucks or less, your boss can be the proud recipient of a snow-globe sugar bowl and your Secret Santa might actually appreciate this year's present.
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With a chance to win the game in an environment that resembled a shaken snow globe, Vinatieri beat the Raiders and sent the Patriots to the AFC Championship Game.
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That mostly involved a progressive holiday theme featuring canned pumpkin, a Christmas ornament and a snow globe, with an audience engagement strategy of asking viewers to suggest future targets.
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And yet I also knew that, sealed inside this minuscule segment of that line — this vulnerable little snow globe we call the present — life feels anything but forgettable and meaningless.
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The paintings vibrate and ripple in your mind's eye as they play with proportion — always challenging the relationship of ground and subject — to settle visually like a shaken snow globe.
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In theory, walking around in a snow globe of your scalp's own design — in which flakes cascade like a never-ending snowfall — sounds like some kind of sci-fi winter wonderland.
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Perhaps you were like the viewers – lured into false security by the picturesque wedding and Michael gifting his wife with a snow globe to signify the beginning bubble of their relationship.
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From there, nail aficionados have experimented with different shapes, textures, and trends from the tame (French manicures and minimalist designs) to the outlandish (fur nails, weed nails, and snow globe nails).
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Now they're cutting back on their cutbacks, holding parties this year in luxury venues and featuring fine wine, giant snow globe photo booths, game stations and women dressed as glowing angels.
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The House of Switzerland is on the edge of the Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon — as it was during soccer's 2014 World Cup — and has a synthetic ice rink and a snow globe.
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There is so much stuff, it is difficult to walk around: a broken snow globe here, a midcentury television there and a vending machine that stopped functioning decades ago across the way.
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Lucey creates a rollicking snow globe version of an almost unimaginable world of weath, crackpot notions of self-improvement and high-flying self-indulgence, and her book overflows with hilarious, disturbing detail.
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While the thought of sleeping in an Arctic snow globe isn&apost exactly my idea of a dream vacation, I&aposve been curious to see what all the igloo buzz is about.
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Except, where the Twilight Zone traveler eventually realizes the error of his or her ways, a Hallmark protagonist comes to love living in the bubble — or the snow globe, if you will.
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While early morning tourists at the Acropolis were treated to a snow-globe scene, locals had to contend with roads made impassable by ice and many schools were closed in the Athens region.
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Oh, and in the last 30 seconds the camera zooms out to show a giant Lana Del Rey cradling the entire scene in her hands like it's some kind of miniature snow globe.
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Halloween did not ask for an inflatable Minion on the middle of your lawn next to a cat next to a giant spider next to a snow globe with a skeleton in it.
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Every Evergreen movie has a little element of magic to it, and the first film has a magical snow globe that grants wishes — so long as it's what the wisher's heart truly desires.
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Could it be — as her mother, Lorelai (Lauren Graham), surmises — because the little burg of Stars Hollow, Connecticut, where the pair resides, has bad reception due to the giant snow globe it exists within?
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Their "F**K Snow Globe," as the work is officially titled, was created in 2008; you can find it in many art and design stores, including at the New Museum, where it's a bestseller.
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Recent acquisitions from Disney World, where the Igleharts have season passes, the caps keep company with replicas of Lumière and Cogsworth from "Beauty and the Beast" and a Disney snow globe with Genie inside.
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Today: a part-time writer working in publishing who makes $75 per hour (around $220,29 per year when combined with her husband's income) and spends some of her money this week on a snow globe.
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The company's ethos is to go "beyond the beige," which is really more about increasing the diversity of budget-friendly options than convincing people to live inside a snow globe of Wes Anderson color palettes.
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The project came together through the help of a new fashion incubator in New York called the Snow Globe Incubator Fund, which pairs investors with emerging brands to help young, talented artists fulfill their dreams.
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Michael has only a moment to accuse her before Jane knocks over the snow globe, and for a few tortured seconds we know what's coming and can do nothing but watch as the bullet enters his chest.
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The reputation of advanced 3D features â€" which sound cool in theory â€" was completely tarnished after Microsoft chose to demonstrate the technology using a random sandcastle before using 3D Paint to create the world's worst snow globe.
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It took a YouTube video, a walk-in freezer kept at negative 20 degrees Celsius, and some very cold-tolerant engineering students for researchers to finally figure out why freezing soap bubbles resemble glitter in a snow globe.
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She has also invested significant efforts in sharing her ideas through social media, and in particular through video content on social media that illustrates her unique Snow Globe Cupcakes that have earned her considerable accolades, attention, and acclaim.
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Elizabeth Blau, a pastry chef who runs the website SugarHero, is suing the Food Network for allegedly ripping off a viral video she made in which she cleverly constructed a "snow globe cupcake" to place on top of cakes.
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Here are 16 of the best Christmas table decorations you can buy this holiday season to fit any decorating style, including snow globe name cards, adorable beaded coasters in the shape of snowmen, and a classic yule long centerpiece.
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Lopez rolled out multiple costume changes, performed on the front of a subway car, fronted a team of light rod-wielding back-up dancers, found herself in a snow globe, and threw down show-stopping moves no mere mortal could attempt.
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"Chapter 44" doesn't skimp on these moments, whether it's Michael delivering his vows in Spanish (the most adorable thing ever?), killing it on the dance floor and then giving Jane a snow globe that symbolizes the first time they ever kissed.
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The Australian Open is tennis's largest snow globe, with foreign participants insulated from the world they left behind by several time zones in addition to the usual force field of focus that envelops players during the two weeks of a major tournament.
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Fans of "The IT Crowd" should jump right to the Season 2 episode in which Chris O'Dowd, who starred in that series with Mr. Ayoade, joins him in Vienna for a trip that includes a disastrous visit to a snow globe museum.
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The focus of the session "I took my surgically removed organs home in a snow globe and maybe you can too" was, as the title suggests, on sharing knowledge about how to get doctors to let you keep your removed body parts.
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I think that's absolutely right that you get ... Oh, he wants to get on every news cycle when you have something rolling, like you decided to announce in the middle of a permanent snow globe, then he wants to get in there.
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To win the coveted Golden Snow Globe, thousands of dollars in prize money, and plenty of bragging rights, the student teams must build a bot that operates all entirely on its own to shovel snow from an obstacle course built on brick downtown streets.
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What's more, although Blau's snow globe cupcake might not be the first of its kind—a search of Pinterest reveals plenty of cupcakes that evoke snow globes—she's claiming that the distinctive, expressive elements of her video are, in fact, protectable under copyright law.
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Ms. Jacobson, whose husband accepted the award from Merl's widow Marie Haley because she could not attend, received the snow globe, which features Merl sitting in his usual attire, a black shirt and crossword tie, working on a crossword puzzle with books surrounding him.
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As the village turns into a scene in a snow globe, the friends take to sorting through the desiccated newspapers, magazines and catalogs stuffed behind the bistro walls as insulation a century earlier ("as though words could keep winter at bay") and salvaged during a renovation.
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If there is one Log Cabin scent that truly exemplifies the category, in that it smells like a snow globe crunched into a bottle along with candy canes and firewood, it is Dasein's Winter, which has gained a true cult following over the last five years.
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And maybe that's not everybody's cup of tea, but season three has felt, to me, like a vital document of our current moment, just one that peeks at it from a slightly different angle, like reality is a snow globe that The Leftovers picked up and shook.
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Never one to miss a fun family photo opportunity, Kevin Hart had his entire brood (wife Eniko, sons Kenzo Kash, 13 months, and Hendrix, 11, plus daughter Heaven, 13) posed "inside" a snow globe, which the actor and comedian used as an opportunity to poke fun at his height.
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At this point, given the layers of quotation and allusion, it seems silly to treat David's image as if it were, as Percy might have had it, some flimsy representation standing between himself and an unmediated world, or a private snow-globe reminder of that stretch of Interstate.
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Some are playfully self-aware — like Bruce M. Sherman's pair of clay figures designed to cradle balls of stone or Katherine Gray and Eric Huebsch's faux snow globe containing a can of beer — while others are more straight-faced and formal, like Jessica Hans's elegantly glazed ceramic flower.
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"It's like somebody took the snow globe of people's sexuality and their understanding of sexuality and sexual consent and sexual relationships and they shook it up until all the little flakes are falling," said Meredith Chivers, a sex researcher and associate professor of psychology at Queen's University in Canada.
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I imagined the woman's husband returning from the revolutionary tropics, from some grim mission attending to American "interests," as they're always called, coming back to this snow-globe world and giving in to the delusion that the two worlds did not exist in one continuous reality, separated only by permeable space.
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Aside from hits like Danny L Harle's "Flowers" and "Hey QT", the latter has been true of certain tracks; like GFOTY's "USA" (an abhorrent illustration of an abhorrent consumer culture) or Dux Content's "Snow Globe" (a song about a relationship that ostentatiously uses the prosaic metaphor of the world's dumbest christmas decoration).
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But this is only seen as a negative outcome because the original games view the world—the streets teaming with beggars, the blood-slicked whaling ships, the back alleys and rundown bars; the lot of it—as rightful property of the crown; an expensive snow globe that they aren't supposed to crack.
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The ultimate evocation of confusion and death in a bucolic landscape is a scene wherein, impulsively running toward a startled battalion of Italian-American soldiers, a teenage girl is mortally wounded; she imagines that, rather than shooting her, the "Sicilianos de Brookalino" have come to her rescue, presenting her with a Statue of Liberty snow globe.
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The CBS reality competition, in which contestants vote one another off an island week by week as they fight for a million dollars, likes to see itself as both: a snow-globe version of the world, a "social experiment," as the producer Mark Burnett calls it, in which human nature plays out under pressure and on camera.
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There's Young Santa, in which Jessica Normal (Kate McKinnon) runs into her high school sweetheart while home away from the big city; and Kitchen Christmas Wish, in which our female lead (a single mom and struggling baker) has to get out of a snow globe; and Prince Santa, which stars Chris Bearstick as a royal in search of a wife, because aren't they all?
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Even though Violet Chachki, the winner of the seventh season of "RuPaul's Drag Race," was the ubiquitous celebrity guest of the week; Clare Waight Keller added a powerful female designer voice to the mix; and there was more diversity on the runways, the shows can still resemble the inside of a snow globe, like scenes from a soft-focus fairy tale, frozen in place.
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Just as we had gotten used to the fact that the president is, in effect, under congressional indictment, just as we had settled into a more or less stable stalemate over when (and if) the Senate will hold an impeachment trial, the president shook the snow globe again, by ordering the assassination of foreign military officials and threatening the destruction of Iran&aposs cultural sites.
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In "Sargent's Women: Four Lives Behind the Canvas," she does even more of what she does best, creating a rollicking snow globe version of an almost unimaginable world of wealth, crackpot notions of self-improvement and high-flying self-indulgence (like now; you know who you are, Goop) woven around an often passionate commitment to, deep admiration for and wide-ranging pursuit of the fine and literary arts (less like now).
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In others, I have been led to psychologically grounded yet easy-to-implement solutions by wise and seasoned colleagues at Laurel School in Shaker Heights, Ohio, where I spend part of each week, or on the counseling team at the Ursuline Academy of Dallas, who inspired my recent column on glitter jars (and how a D.I.Y. snow globe full of glitter is an apt metaphor for the emotional chaos of the adolescent brain).
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Whether it's glancing at your phone realizing that the only people to have called you in the past week are your mum and the taxman, or standing at a house party in a room full of drunk sweaty bodies that you have nothing in common with, there is nothing as shitty as feeling disconnected from the people around you, like an outsider looking into a ginormous snow globe full of people having insane amounts of fun and laughing, hysterically at each others jokes.
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