In July, ExileLord released "Soulless 5," a longer and more difficult addition to the Soulless track series.
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He's a male mannequin, the ultimate soulless product of a soulless time, Warren Zevon's "Excitable Boy" come to howling fruition.
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The buzz helped to reignite the Guitar Hero online community and get people interested in the Soulless songs again, 8 years after the release of Soulless 2.
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That's just soulless and mercenary — in a word, yuck.
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" AV Club called it "joyless, artless, and maybe soulless.
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Others see them as a cruel and soulless money grab.
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"Whoever did this is just soulless," Earp told the paper.
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HANNITY: I love on the president -- these are soulless animals.
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The Soulless series has had that effect on the community.
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People get very invested over' Soulless 4' and it shows.
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Lively is the perfect diamond: beautiful, soulless, something to behold.
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" How about Coldplay's extremely sad and ultimately soulless "Christmas Lights?
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Without that, our refresh would have been generic and soulless.
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Popovich described Trump as a "soulless coward" -- among other things.
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David Letterman thinks the United States might have a soulless president.
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Soulless corporations pollute the planet, overpay their bosses and gouge consumers.
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A vicious, vile and soulless attack on Dr. Christine Blasey Ford.
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And the critique of Democrats as soulless wonks is hardly original.
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Art fairs come across as soulless playgrounds, comparable to shopping malls.
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" To me, Soulless is the classic pathological sociopath: "I don't care.
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The result was wines of undeniable quality that were somewhat soulless.
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Words like callous, soulless, craven, trunk said the New York Daily News.
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This soulless person who doesn't give a s— about anything is here.
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This year, McGann calls him soulless (and a "soc, not a greaser").
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Songs like 'Soulless 4' were mind-blowing to everyone in the community.
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More like Chance the worthless, spineless, d—less, soulless, purposeless, virtueless sellout.
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On Comedy Have we been too hard on the soulless network suit?
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Now, what about fears that companies are soulless and unfeeling money changers?
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It involves industry disruption and crisis management, with my own soulless twist.
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In Germany, though, operetta remained only as a soulless shadow of itself.
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Now, it was a frigid intersection combined with a soulless pedestrian plaza.
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Stop taking money from the NRA and proving how soulless you are.
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Its interior is a matrix of dim hallways and soulless conference rooms.
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Not since Dilbert has truth been spoken to power in soulless work settings.
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These people are soulless… There is a douchebag component to the entertainment business.
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It's the smile itself—the Mona Lisa grin of something soulless and greedy.
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In the show, the old guard is represented by soulless mega-corporation Hooli.
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While these are arguably somewhat soulless, they do keep the sound in better.
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You could probably spend hours just flipping through pages of strangely soulless offerings.
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Gift cards are soulless and buying the wrong gift leads to annoying returns.
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After years of corrupt government policies and soulless administration, the indictments ARE COMING!
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"Without this, we'd be in some soulless church hall or something," she said.
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"I'd take an inspired attempt over a soulless perfection any day," said Keith.
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Demonesses, demons, evil spirits and soulless bodies inhabit the pages of Jewish legend.
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I found the labyrinth of rooms and architectural detail both intimidating and soulless.
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In his direction, Mussorgsky sniffed at unnamed "soulless traitors" to the nationalist cause.
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Nothing supernatural occurs in "Child's Play" (2019), a soulless remake in every sense.
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I'm not sure it's a compliment to say that he's convincingly soulless here.
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Some Londoners regarded them as modern, soulless monstrosities on the city's narrow streets.
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People leaving their families and villages are unmoored in the big, soulless city.
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The pursuit to conquer the Soulless tracks has been ongoing for years, but it was only last year that DarklyInDarkness completed the first ever full combo run of Soulless 2, which was also assumed to be impossible at the time.
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Will all cities built around cars feel grim and soulless for generations to come?
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" Boothe also called the 20173 presidential candidate the "most soulless woman on the planet.
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The robot, designed by someone named Steve Studnicki, has soulless eyes and busted teeth.
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How can I throw everything away to join the hordes of soulless, uncoupled women?
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But can she rebrand Valentine's Day, the most cynical and soulless of all holidays?
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On March 5, 2015, while ''Londongrad'' was filming, ''Soulless 2'' came out in theaters.
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Namely, could an unfulfilling, soulless job be worse than not having one at all?
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Unless you're completely soulless, watching the rise of Lil Tay has been deeply unsettling.
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I chose that angle so their black soulless eyes are looking into the camera.
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Many surfers felt that the future suddenly had a dystopian cast—mechanized, privatized, soulless.
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"Modern watches are soulless, cold, shiny bling to me," she said in an email.
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That curly red hair, those little brown boots, those soulless, blank, EMPTY EYES. Shiver!
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"Soulless Meat Puppet," banging away on a murky, out-of-tune harpsichord, is typical.
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If you don't cry at least twice in that movie, you may be soulless.
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"The body of the town was left soulless," Zahuruddin Bilgrami wrote at that time.
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Red explains that the duplicates, known as the Tethered, are soulless copies of people above.
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Now it was just staring back at us, unmoving, with those unflinching, soulless cartoon eyes.
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Other films deal with the repetition of trauma and how that advances in soulless sex.
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Or will they become soulless devotees of data who worship at the altar of algorithms?
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It's a feeling that many people realize they've missed with their soulless touchscreen-based devices.
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It takes two sides to contrive a stalemate that borders on soulless disregard for spectacle.
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No wonder so many Americans despise politicians and see them as soulless and without principle.
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Black folk were morally ugly, too—soulless savages seeking to satisfy appetites without higher purpose.
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The landscaping on the central plaza has the soulless neatness of a digital architectural rendering.
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"A vicious, vile and soulless attack on Dr. Christine Blasey Ford," he wrote on Twitter.
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Movie studios and television networks are soulless, monstrous entities, ravenous heads of a corporate hydra.
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Twitter has barred hundreds of right-wing accounts for posing as soulless, "nonplayable" liberal activists.
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Some saw the soulless automatons that the pod people became as a reference to Communism.
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His Dark Materials verged, at times, on the soulless (ironic, for a show about souls).
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Obviously it's important, and we always give our best, but it just was soulless to me.
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Capitalism in Britain today is like Mr Martin's pubs: often seen as soulless, homogenising and exploitative.
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Most galleries and museums are soulless, too, the glamorous veranda of the Pérez Art Museum notwithstanding.
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Nobody wants their pet to become the dog equivalent of a glassy-eyed, soulless wellness vlogger.
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Still, the overwhelming majority of Fortnite players on Twitter definitely assumed these soulless corpses were zombies.
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"Soulless 25" is one of a series of notoriously challenging, user-created tracks by player ExileLord.
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Far from being soulless exurban sprawl, Serenbe is redefining what a master-planned community can become.
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" But she does know this: "This would have to be done by a heartless, soulless person.
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In the early 2010s he paid rent working a soulless property management job that he hated.
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President Donald Trump is a "soulless coward, " San Antonio Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich told The Nation.
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These are soulless numbers that make up a public identity, but not a person's actual self.
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"It's like a soulless body, or humans before they actually evolved, a primordial soup," Humeau says.
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I've been inside them—they are grim, soulless places; the barracks on the frontlines of consumerism.
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A society that denies the soul idea is, in fact, in the word's deepest sense soulless.
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Growing up in Las Vegas, Ms. McKinley said, she viewed her hometown as a soulless entity.
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I had been raised to believe that World People—everyone but us, that is—were soulless.
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Which soulless human being sentenced a fellow human to await the slow obliteration of his windpipe?
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It treats people as bland rational egoists and tends to produce governments run by soulless technocrats.
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"A room without accessories or styling is soulless," said Sarah Bartholomew, an interior designer in Nashville.
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"A room without accessories or styling is soulless," said Sarah Bartholomew, an interior designer in Nashville.
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Nowhere in the beloved decades-old show do you see the soulless steel and concrete high rises.
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On 08.093, Tricot demonstrate a unique vision of rock as a utopian playground, intellectualized but not soulless.
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Political parties were 'machines'—soulless constructions designed to withstand the daily grind of winning and holding power.
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But the way in which humankind's soulful nature arises from soulless components is itself a quiet miracle.
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Saul, as he was originally written, really was a soulless, fast-talking slickster, and that was it.
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If loving Captain America: Civil War is to love a soulless beast, then just leave me here.
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The other offer was to write a sequel to Russia's top-grossing domestic release of 2012, ''Soulless.
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Without it, the league would be as soulless and top-heavy as it was the year before.
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Despite being wrapped in plastic, the meals didn't look like they were made by a soulless corporation.
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Instead, Karen Pence works for a school that bans some children, which is un-American and soulless.
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It was a pointless and soulless mission in which everything that could go wrong, did go wrong.
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Soulless new high-rises erupt randomly from the landscape, with little heed paid to infrastructure or aesthetics.
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But the title, Soulless, would suggest that you don't think he can or potentially should be fixed.
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To me, Soulless means that he's preyed on young women without any regard for their well-being.
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They said it was "basically, disgusting" and "reprehensible" (The New Yorker) and "a joyless, soulless slog" (Slate).
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The power of Instagram is in the soulless witchcraft that is fabricating something out of literally nothing.
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The tragic theme he repeats is of the consolidation of small distilleries bought up by soulless corporations.
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Do Fred's soulless robot eyes and rubbery flesh get you excited for the premiere of season two?
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We walk from Rotterdam's ornate city hall through a soulless modern shopping plaza to a statue of Fortuyn.
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Since Outwrite closed four years ago, Midtown can feel soulless at times, aside from a few specific locations.
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It's not that a soulless network of computers interconnected via TCP/IP was ever supposed to be fun.
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Red says the Tethered are soulless, but there's no indication in Us to say what a soul means.
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In "Life", Keith Richards portrayed Jagger as a cold, soulless character who cares more about money than music.
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Spencer speculated that the media may be "soulless golem, " a reference to magically animated beings from Jewish folklore.
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Andromeda, on the other hand, is all clumsy flirting and soulless gazes—even after its visual-upgrade patch.
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Who doesn't want to be pierced by blue eyes while they're being stabbed by a hot, soulless monster?
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How can you put yourself back together so that you're not just another soulless thing walking the earth?
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"Even our best plans and projects risk being soulless and empty," without fraternity, he said, the AP added.
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The problem starts with an awesome mystery: the transformation of two soulless cells into a living human being.
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His book, Soulless: The Case Against R. Kelly, details a pattern of abuse toward young girls and women.
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There were enough skimpily motivated characters, to my mind, without folding in soulless monsters defined by their unstoppability.
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And two, it results in too-easy characterization: Here are the victims, and here are the soulless monsters.
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He's supposed to be gruff and soulless, and yet she brings out the softness and vulnerability in him.
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As a platform for community organizers, the company had some social justice cachet over seemingly soulless giants like Facebook.
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Unless you were a soulless demagogue, a Canadian musician, or a unicycling frog — 2016 was a pretty awful year.
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Mitsubishi envisions this as a solution to help soulless office workers toiling under a low-lit, low-ceilinged room.
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"I can't help you," Jesse tells one of is grandmother's sad, soulless zombies when it begs him for aid.
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IN MOST AIRPORTS, going through security checks is a streamlined if soulless passage into a hermetically sealed, sanitised zone.
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Airbnb advertises itself as helping people find accommodations with a homey and personal touch, unlike soulless, bureaucratic hotel chains.
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The lifeless, dimwitted retread is a soulless, shameless cash-in that lacks even the modest virtues of its predecessor.
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The marketeers' vision of "local culture" dreamed up in a government focus group: absolutely safe, eminently profitable, utterly soulless.
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"One wonders if these people are people at all, or instead soulless golem," he said, according to the Times.
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One Kobito, a man squeezed into a peach suit, stares down at me from his poster with soulless eyes.
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Once in a while, her left eye would blink open—clear blue, frozen, blind, a terrifying, empty, soulless eye.
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The argument remains that brands are soulless sons of bitches who exist to do little more than make money.
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Can we have her as Prime Minister, this living, smiling antidote to our own drippy, croaky, indecisive, soulless Theresa?
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The tidying guru is heir to a long tradition: Japan marketing itself as spiritual foil to a soulless West.
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They will tell you that hotel food is soulless, and that expensive entrees are an insult to the proletariat.
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However, monumental and soulless, Mr Büchel's work does little to help a privileged Western audience reconsider the struggles of migrants.
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I want to teach people understand each other again, to care about each other, and not turn into "soulless cattle".
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Clinton struck me as a soulless wheeler-dealer, whereas former Senator Paul Tsongas spoke to me as a truth-teller.
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" On Monday, CNN aired a segment about Spencer, specifically about him asking if "Jews are people or instead soulless golem.
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But it's more devastating, in some ways, because it's the act of a soulless man for whom nothing is sacred.
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Failing that, I assume I have to wander into a wooded area so wild animals can eat my soulless body.
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I didn't want to live in a soulless serviced apartment, and hotels and Airbnbs were horrifically expensive for long stays.
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But right now there seems to be an impression that folks in the so-called deep state are soulless bureaucrats.
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I even think it looks better than the iPad Pro — which has a superior screen but a soulless industrial design.
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Trump has never reacted to San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, who last year called him a "soulless coward," either.
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But we've also had the soulless Ghost Recon: Wildlands, the disappointing Shadow of War, and the unfocused Agents of Mayhem.
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It's some consolation to think the soulless automata that will eventually replace you might also be cute enough to go viral.
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Even kids dressing up for a "fun" night of trick-or-treating managed to look like soulless, mangled inhabitants of hell.
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Thanks to lots of new research about their importance to our bodies, they're not really seen as soulless microscopic murderers anymore.
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To organized labor, he was a soulless slave driver, out to destroy the workingman's health and rob him of his manhood.
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You'd think that kind of horrific security breach would prompt some soul-searching, but [insert joke about soulless taxman here] nope.
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She was concerned for the happiness of people who had to live in soulless, cookie-cutter developments designed by master planners.
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Secondly is the grizzly soulless back end hardware with wires, circuit boards, enormous servers; a looming presence now perceived as evil.
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It was replaced by a soulless high-rise and Madison Square Garden, a sports arena and theatre neither square nor verdant.
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By that I mean it was contrived and soulless and hosted by a couple personalities to whom I felt no draw.
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Losing Subban feels to many like losing the real Montreal Canadiens, to be replaced by a brand name, soulless and uncaring.
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The couple also disliked Kips Bay, which to them felt soulless and lacking greenery, dominated by high-rises and sports bars.
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At a certain point, though, the carnage becomes deadening, its consequences no more than soulless tableaus of damage that encourage disengagement.
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You would think that matters of the soul would be harder for the soulless occupant of the White House to tarnish.
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It wasn't an official entrant but belongs to Andrew Navarro, one of the half-dozen members of Team Soulless, another competitor.
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Conservatives like John Ruskin and later T. S. Eliot arose to preserve culture from the soulless pragmatism of the machine age.
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Despite a superb first season, many wondered how long such a concept could continue without becoming as soulless as its lead.
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"Impact investing" is so hot right now, particularly within a private equity market that has developed a lingering reputation for soulless plundering.
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I think he just liked being on TV. I had no sense that he was the soulless bastard that he's turned into.
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There's corrupt cops, soulless mobsters, wayward college students, and women just trying to survive the lure of a New York City night.
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Or perhaps you are someone who believes the world is a soulless place guided only by the scent of freshly minted money.
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Which makes it the perfect antidote to every perfectly blended, seamless, soulless, easily swallowable set of tech-house puked up onto SoundCloud.
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Darkly and Acai's very public competition for the first Soulless 2 FC run generated a lot of traction on YouTube and Twitch.
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The result is an often soulless pursuit of trophies and, ultimately, a declining value in being randomly admitted to highly selective schools.
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I didn't find much joy in exploring planets, as the procedural nature of the game made the various worlds feel pretty soulless.
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I don't know how it's possible for a soulless killing machine to be hammy, but The Waif preordered this honeybaked with relish.
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Baker wrote that Obama directed much blame at his former secretary of State, who the former president thought ran a "soulless" campaign.
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These days, we've mostly ground up our old horse pals to make glue and burgers, and turned to soulless machines for transportation.
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I'd never heard of Harris Teeter, the local grocery store, and the soulless Starbucks across from campus stirred resentment rather than nostalgia.
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Her own take, however, offers insufficient consideration of why some critics of International Style, and its postmodern offshoots, might find it soulless.
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But then, that would surely be a world in which everyone would be nearly the same — drab and soulless, like Trump Tower.
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But when Davis unleashes one of these seemingly soulless business dictums, he does so amid a fusillade of hearty, vaguely feline laughter.
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The app demanded I go to the front of the hotel, through the swarms of sleepy attendees, past the soulless slot machines.
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Without Professor Scully, Richard Rogers, Norman Foster and others might never have shown the way past the soulless modernism of their predecessors.
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Trump has killed the traditional Republican Party and raised and animated in its corpse a soulless, mindless monstrosity, loyal only to him.
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Adrian is financially canny but culturally out of touch, and he envisions a world of ad-supported content and soulless corporate sponsorship.
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The future of transportation is here, and it's driving the wrong way past row after row of soulless terra cotta strip malls.
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Jim DeRogatis' recently published Soulless: The Case Against R. Kelly claims that it was Kelly who obtained a fake ID for Aaliyah.
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In the end, though, The Hitman's Bodyguard is strangely soulless, particularly for a movie that wants to be about murder, morality, and revenge.
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It may be a blatant and soulless cash-grab, but no one will care if it's at least a passably entertaining cash-grab.
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After all, it only takes one soulless sour puss to ruin the fun of a bear who cleans his ears with electric toothbrushes.
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I respect and appreciate birds out of fear, but I refuse to personify them with any set of traits beyond soulless, scheming evil.
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It's hard to ignore those soulless, button eyes, the sewn mouth, the dress with a stain that may or may not be blood.
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After World War II, the desperate need for housing in Germany led to large, soulless apartment blocks that created ethnic and economic ghettos.
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In Crichton's vision, the robots turn on humans because they are soulless monsters that the humans realize they can never hope to control.
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"This man in the Oval Office is a soulless coward who thinks that he can only become large by belittling others," Popovich said.
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But "let's not let principle stand in the way of making money" is a terrible and soulless philosophy for an American arts organization.
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The film is messy and disorganized, a disparate mix of superhero flash dulled by a soulless script and a terminal lack of logic.
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Just check out this one called "Public Speaking," where a sweaty man struggles to address a room of smiling, clapping, entirely soulless faces.
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To this day, many Poles mutter about the poor quality and ungainliness of the buildings: gray, soulless reflections of an equally bleak era.
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The consent conversation received additional fuel from "Cat Person," a short story published in December about a soulless liaison, and a January Babe.
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In one scene, Mr. Ingebretson's character describes himself as "a cog in a soulless corporate machine" while his bosses scroll on their phones.
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"This man in the Oval Office is a soulless coward who thinks that he can only become large by belittling others," Pop said.
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Although the product images ultimately served commercial purposes, the final shots are so intrinsically interesting that they prove that commercial doesn't equal soulless.
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The ad draws some not-so-subtle connections between PC consumerism and soulless corporate office spaces of the 1980s to George Orwell's dystopian '1984.
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Unfortunately, that conceit doesn't work with the larger narrative, which requires Ashley's hit songs to be laughably inane and her handlers soulless and unethical.
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It's rare for a zombie movie to have a human villain who isn't a soulless military figure, or a rich out-of-touch elitist.
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The film ultimately feels like a belated and soulless attempt to cash in on the "YA" craze, from the Lemony Snicket-alike title onwards.
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This track is the train ride back to Copenhagen in a train car filled with soulless human husks with black eyes and muddy shoes.
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You can fight goons from the sinister Innovative Online Industries, which are explicitly designed to be boring and interchangeable representatives of a soulless corporation.
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Let's put aside the soulless victory in "competitive" games like this that deal in when they reduce your win to one person's arbitrary opinion.
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Yet, the strategy of powerful tech lobby forces to derail this legislation exposes these companies and organizations for exactly what they are. Complicit. Soulless.
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Witless, soulless, often amateurish and filled with product placements (nice going, Coors), the movie has nothing going for it other than some wasted talent.
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Within 20 minutes I was walking out with them, glad to have given my money to a local business over a soulless national chain.
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Modern liberal capitalism is too soulless, they say, too atomizing, too destructive of basic institutions like family, faith and village that give life meaning.
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Designers here don't opt for soulless white boxes but instead race to outdo each other in access to the coolest, rarest, most insider venues.
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Whatever mystery, intrigue or charm might have percolated in the story and the performances is bleached away by the soulless literalism of the pictures.
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FAR FROM the soulless corporate offices of midtown Manhattan is a door in Greenwich Village wedged between a rowdy saloon and a burrito joint.
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On our final night, exhausted after hours of night skiing, John and I rallied for a walk down the broad soulless streets of Miyun.
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TravelPerk is trying to disrupt a more than $1 trillion market for corporate-travel booking, which can be clunky and soulless through legacy systems.
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The sanitized and soulless spaces of Pablo and his family form an evocative contrast with the lively, bustling bars and streets frequented by Francisco.
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They hit it all: soulless capitalism, digital infatuation masquerading as true love, the hopeless apathy that feels so familiar in the era of Trump.
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The way the story is structured would suggest it's meant to signal Ally has started making soulless, synthetic music in order to secure the spotlight.
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They're realizing that many kids admitted into top schools are emotional wrecks or slavish adherents to soulless scripts that forbid the exploration of genuine passions.
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The Capital One Cup may as well have been the called the Financial Market Participants Trophy, so soulless and corporate was the impression it gave.
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All they'll need is this system from Berkeley computer scientist Richard Zhang, which allows a soulless silicon sentience to "hallucinate" colors into any monochrome image.
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It balances moments of soulless ferocity with dark, brooding melody (see "World"), stepping beyond the boring typicalities of black/death to explore its outer edges.
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Amy Adams, who is currently everywhere you look right now, plays Susan, a rich Los Angeles socialite married to a soulless, cheating stockbroker (Armie Hammer).
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Those movies, however, were a lot more colorful than a soulless exercise like "The Mummy" -- and offered less reason to start shuffling toward the exit.
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Instead, I'm given a cold plate of humdrum video with some very soulless commentary laid on top of it, and it lasts a million years.
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" Following the rally, Ford's lawyer, Michael Bromwich responded to the president's attack on his client with a tweet, calling Trump's remarks "vicious, vile and soulless.
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Would Meitar come back from Mars in time to stop Yael from being shut down or upgraded into something more modern, user-friendly, and soulless?
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During an interview with Business Insider last week, Nehlen called Ryan a "soulless globalist," yet expressed skepticism that Trump's praise would lead to his victory.
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Before an amphitheatre of soulless, virtual eyes, it must be clear to Serge that he has already been judged and that his fate is predetermined.
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Unlike SNL's comedic depiction of him as a soulless skeleton, Bannon's long-formed, nuanced and highly controversial beliefs make him a far more complex character.
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" Foremost among them was the theoretical loss of Jerusalem, without which Israel would be "rendered soulless," becoming "merely another Mediterranean enclave not worth living in.
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Those features, along with Toyota's unbeatable reputation for reliability, make even a relatively soulless car like the iM a compelling option based on value alone.
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Sincerely, Soulless Large Airline • Dear Friend I Have Not Seen for 40 Years, I am so touched to know how much you value our friendship.
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People who read books from public libraries, extremists argue, are just naturally smarter humans than the soulless deadbeats who share viral stories emailed by their mom.
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Yet their banter and the emotional tones you can (somewhat creepily) set for them give them more character than you'd expect from your average soulless follower.
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Fuck you, because for 19 years, I lived life as a Latina woman just to placate people like you and your soulless "children of God" administration.
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It's a massive achievement, and one he pulled off with another clinical, methodical set, full of the same weirdly soulless rhythms, staring vacantly into the distance.
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She would face it toward the window so passersby would look up and see the soulless eyes of a boy band member staring back at them.
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"I felt powerless," he said, recalling Germany's 1-0 win that sent the both teams through at the expense of Algeria after a soulless kick about.
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Of course, Sean takes the bait and rushes to have a "confidential" meeting with Frank to prove just how great of a soulless underling he is.
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The understated magic of Skream's dub and jungle influenced "Blue Eyez," or the garage-beats of Burial's "Raver" turned into a cartoonish, soulless piece of trash.
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"Keeping our cultures is what has saved African people from attempts made at making of them soulless people without a history," Sall said in a speech.
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Her ethnic ensembles, famously inspired by Oaxaca's Tehuana, a matriarchal society, dismissed de rigueur looks dictated by Parisian designers and the soulless mass production of clothing.
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"To attack the good, law-abiding families of America when well-known, predictable murderers commit these horrors is deep in the category of soulless," he added.
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When the singing stopped, they took turns confessing — the soulless acts of violence they had committed, their temptation to return, their gratitude for having been saved.
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Later, they become part of a tally, a soulless, imprecise number, often rounded off as if those in between did not have stories of their own.
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It was a picture of the city of Sevastopol, a soulless port framed by gray buildings, a generic scene, the kind with no story to tell.
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On December 17, a soulless human dumped a sweet white Staffordshire bull terrier named Snoop on the side of the road in Stoke-on-Trent, England.
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And it raises an intriguing question about the ethical obligations of venture capitalists: Is their job a soulless quest to make money for their own investors?
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What's come to be known as the "drone war" is almost always portrayed as soulless, clinical remote killing carried out by machines operating thousands of miles away.
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Instead, soulless walkways lined with shops sporting global brands have buried the maze of spice and gold markets that once were filled with the braying of donkeys.
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Being a kid, I hadn't reached that stage of cynicism that 9-5s and general life brings, so I ate a full serving of that soulless cheese.
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Simply head down to your friendly neighborhood fishmonger (or soulless corporate grocery store, if you lack other options) and pick up some fresh jumbo lump crab meat.
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Who would ever want to wear cargo shorts, a soulless shirtdress or one of those corporate-uniform, skirt-and-jacket ensembles with a frilly-bow blouse again?
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The simulated eyes are so convincing that on first glance, you recognize only that there is something weirdly soulless about them, as beautifully vacant as Stepford wives.
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It's a combination of blockbuster space opera without the soulless glossiness, retro-futurism without the kitsch, and a gritty used future that still feels vibrant and fantastical.
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Boss Baby is about the failure of capitalism, about soulless careerists, and most surprisingly, about how angry white men get when they're replaced by young, able women.
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In one version of the ''Soulless 2'' script, the street-rally scene — and the film — ended with a shot of the protagonist in a sniper's cross hairs.
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The guys mingle for a bit before Lance leads them in a soulless icebreaker that consists of saying their name, occupation, and a hashtag to describe themselves.
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I picked glitter off my face while swaying to the movement of whatever vehicle took us back to the hotel at some soulless hour in the morning.
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By 2015, soulless and bankrupt of ideas, the party was routed in the general election, and its leadership went to an obscure far-left member of Parliament.
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Earlier this year, Nugent, a National Rifle Association board member, called high school students who led protests against gun violence "soulless" and "ignorant" in a fiery interview.
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In the game, you are tasked with surviving each encounter with the alien, as well as the soulless, hostile androids and occasional bands of desperate human survivors.
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That didn't stop Cochingo from doing it—spinning through the air like Sheik, slinking along the floor like Bayonetta, and planking like the soulless corpse of Luigi.
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Danger rating: High—if you're a North Korean with an anti-authoritarian streak, or the idea of people living crushingly soulless lives makes you feel in danger.
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How do we fight back against soulless corporate profiteering taking unfair advantage of our addiction to the old familiar software we depend on to run our lives?
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But either way, I hope that I've made the point that critics like myself aren't all soulless bastards looking to roast every damn thing for roasting's sake.
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It's a noisy, dull, thoroughly soulless affair built on banal dialogue, flat acting, and slapdash computer-generated imagery that barely looks better than your average Playstation game.
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If you're looking to be a soulless plutocrat, you use the revenue to (even further) reduce corporate taxes, thus helping your wealthy buddies and screwing everyone else.
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In Orwell's novel, Winston is the unlikeliest of heroes, a mild-mannered middle-aged cog in the immense, soulless machine that makes his country, called Oceania, run.
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On the other hand, I often find staying in hotels to feel somewhat soulless and depressing, and I don&apost like not having access to a kitchen.
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Paak collaboration "Dang!" turns this soulless concrete lot into a dimly-lit nightclub for four minutes, Miller's matter-of-fact confidence slinking out past his cheeky smile.
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Up close, it's clear these works, entitled "Soulless Security (2,53,4,5,6,7,8,9)" (2017), are made up of social security numbers and full names, presented in an orderly geometric display.
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All of its elements seem to have been designed to delight his mother: it serves as a powerful counterpoint to the argument that Le Corbusier's architecture was soulless.
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Others joined the conversation, wondering if the increasingly nonsensical replies from customer service agents with human sounding names were actually courtesy of a bunch of soulless ASOS robots.
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Article after article has relayed claims of an ultra-competitive workplace culture, employees being treated like soulless robots, sweatshop-esque performance requirements, and long hours of monotonous work.
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Billionaires and tech titans "who successfully influence politics and policy have a public persona of being relatable and not seeming like they're soulless," the former Obama aide explained.
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As glorious as a little snooze might be, though, if you sleep a little too long, you can end up feeling like a soulless corpse roaming the earth.
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New technologies such as robotics must also not be allowed to replace humans with "soulless machines," he said in a message to the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Over at the command center, a large soulless facility that remains somehow darkly filmed despite every wall being glass, technicians inspect humanoid and equine robots in transparent cells.
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He is portrayed as a soulless, hypercompetitive narcissist addicted to the spotlight who grows to believe his own hype and is mercilessly vindictive toward anyone who threatens him.
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It might be the perfect ship for Andromeda—a soulless reproduction of its predecessor that's not different enough to be memorable, nor similar enough to evoke fond nostalgia.
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The history is instructive and also sentimental in familiar ways, positing a struggle for control between idealistic, artistic entrepreneurs (and their legions of fans) and soulless corporate greedheads.
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It still takes a special someone—with keen ears, great taste and, most importantly, a beating human heart—to elevate signal processing past just a soulless technical exercise.
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It took nearly a year, but the Farahs' agent eventually showed them what appeared to be the ideal compromise: a relatively soulless four-story townhouse built in 2012.
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LONDON — Called a "garish, soulless leisure shed" and worse, a giant, multimillion-dollar complex in Manchester, England, has won architecture's most unwanted prize: Britain's ugliest building of 2018.
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Whether Blackbear is more than a living, breathing index of hip-hop memes isn't wholly clear on this album, which veers from soulless to clever and back again.
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Spengler belonged to a loosely defined group of German thinkers called the Conservative Revolutionaries, who argued that Western decline was the inevitable result of materialism and soulless democracy.
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As for Michael Jackson's life, I question the motives of a Hollywood industry that uses people up and spits them out, leaving them a soulless shell of themselves.
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And then, the party sold its soul to the soulless charlatan who now occupies the Oval Office and makes a mockery of every one of the party's principles.
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In those years the mall was derided as an alienating place filled with soulless chain stores, but it was possible to get something of a cultural education there.
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Drawing inspiration for the community's logo from the curlicue shapes of rams' horns and crashing waves, Solomon demonstrated that Modernist graphic design could be minimal without being soulless.
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And in less charismatic and capable hands, Aquaman and the Flash would have been soulless mercenaries — that's the limited extent to which Justice League develops the two heroes.
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Most CEOs try to position themselves as funny, down-to-earth, on-the-level types when they appear in their own marketing material — no soulless captains of capitalism here!
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A movie that should have never made it to even the most base, butter-encrusted soulless multiplexes somehow grossed over $65 million worldwide (or $86 million, adjusted for inflation).
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Recently my boyfriend and I found ourselves in a "Shittiest Song on YouTube" session, involving a back and forth of Dune Rats videos and soulless Like a Version covers.
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By comparison, Batman v Superman is simply soulless, which is strange for a film whose main characters are supposedly plumbing the depths of their souls most of the time.
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Most of the crammed-in performances at a snazzy yet soulless purple-hued church setting (the Vibiana in Los Angeles) were mediocre at best and mind-numbing at worst.
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Compared with the new archetype of the first family as a soulless LLC led by a pussy-grabber-in-chief, I'll take the softer bigotry of the old sexism.
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It brings stature and attention to otherwise low-profile installations, exhibits, and performances and prevents art from devolving into a soulless exercise in appealing to the lowest common denominator.
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"As metaphors go, I didn't think it was so terrible ... I was immediately labeled a soulless monster and, of course, a white supremacist (the left's go-to)," he said.
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Wilhelm Furtwängler , the flawed genius who led the Berlin Philharmonic in the early and mid-twentieth century, used to say that American orchestras had the soulless perfection of machines.
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That role allowed Efron to lean into his good looks and increasingly shredded musculature to create a character who hits a sweet spot between menacing, funny, vulnerable, and soulless.
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Now the leading candidate on the Democratic side is the feckless Hubert Humphrey, once the tiger of liberals, once the "happy warrior," now the soulless candidate of the establishment.
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The science fiction nightmare of a soulless Terminator robot-soldier, without compassion or the ability to discern enemy combatant from innocent civilian, is frighteningly close to becoming a reality.
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"Her depiction of Brooklyn as an antiseptic, soulless operation is completely divorced from reality, and I question why she would be presenting such a misportrayal," said Brian Fallon, Mrs.
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In the course of forty years, and more than a dozen books, Dennett has endeavored to explain how a soulless world could have given rise to a soulful one.
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Brad and I drank our Cosmos (it was 2001, and if Carrie Bradshaw was doing it, so was I) until his eyes looked less soulless and we started kissing.
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Gregg Popovich is absolutely fed up with President Trump ... calling POTUS a "pathological liar" and "soulless coward" for comments he made while talking about the deadly ambush in Niger.
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But there's a blush of menace to it all, too, an idea that our phones can create soulless simulacrums for these abstract objects, taking away from an actual experience.
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Gone are the mechanical moving peepers of the original Ruxpin that terrified a seven-year-old Andrew who found them eerily similar to the soulless eyes used on ventriloquist dummies.
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Obviously stuff like soulless product placement and the encroachment of business onto art is worth calling out, but their doing so felt late, which in turn felt out-of-touch.
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Or rather, the soulless zombie corpse of the American Girl franchise that remains after Barbie owner Mattel purchased The Pleasant Company in 22016 just got a little bit more inclusive.
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Over the course of its four seasons, Halt and Catch Fire, which ended earlier this year, discovered the fascinating, frustrating human side to the soulless monsters who built Silicon Valley.
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It extols the virtues of making your own clothes with a sewing machine and buying $15 thrift store shoes while demonstrating how soulless and oppressive the high school aristocracy are.
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New Yorkers are forever mourning the death of the funky corner shop at the hands of the soulless, corporate behemoth: an independent bookstore closes, a drugstore chain takes its place.
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Unfortunately, as medical records are considered among the most sensitive type of data, it is likely to remain a primary target of these soulless internet brigands for the foreseeable future.
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" It's a tense ride and the radio doesn't help with some kind of preacher talking about the Black Hood being "the reaper" for a town that is "soulless and corrupt.
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The most common criticism of this approach is that the company's blockbuster behemoths come away from this formula feeling clinical, that they're soulless, corporate exercises obscured by flash and gloss.
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The end result is a tale with a plot that feels soulless and meandering but like any good fanfiction, still holds a faint imprint of Rowling's usual lilting whimsical charm.
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These foreigners may be familiar with "Disneyland with the Death Penalty", a scathing essay that William Gibson wrote in 19833, depicting the Lion City as a soulless, consumerist, authoritarian wasteland.
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Another thing that you can draw from Peele's aversion is that rabbits may be seen as soulless beings, and no one wants to be around those things all day, right?
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Amazon might be well on its way to being a gigantic, soulless company hellbent on turning you into a mindless consumer, but it sure knows how to make an ad.
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When I got back to my home city of Regina, I felt a pang of sadness as I pulled into a soulless KFC drive-thru for a late-night snack.
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The trailer focuses primarily on visual effects, including Miss Peregrine (Eva Green) morphing into a falcon, other "peculiar" students and the "hollows" — terrifying, soulless monsters that only Jake can see.
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Horrified at this realization, the robot slouches downward and lets out an "Oh my god" that could make anyone stuck at a soulless job break down and cry in sympathy.
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" In 2006 she had two more books, "The Case for Hillary Clinton" and one on the conservative writer Ann Coulter, "Soulless: Ann Coulter and the Right Wing Church of Hate.
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A band of clean-cut teenagers, most of them Thomas' kids, are on stage, playing the kind of anodyne, soulless, Christian rock music that evangelicals have foisted upon the world.
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It's easy to view the NFL league office as a cohort of shadowy villains led by Roger Goodell (who is somehow both a soulless puppet and a ruthless power monger).
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A soulless virtual version of Chicago was the joyless playground for an investigation into human trafficking and computer hackers, the player controlling the growling drone of Aiden "The Vigilante" Pearce.
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Many will see the speech as an exercise in cynicism coming from a soulless leader who will say and do whatever is needed to keep a firm grip on power.
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Like a giant list of tired male power fantasies, this thing moves along like a soulless father/son-in-law Meet the Parents sketch, but without the funny and budget.
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Nor is it Luddite to ask for more screening, more ethical considerations, more projections of what can go wrong, as we surrender judgment, reason and oversight to our soulless creations.
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That's the question at the center of the Bridge Production Group's staging of "See You," the sleek but soulless play by Québécois playwright Guillaume Corbeil, at the New Ohio Theater.
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However, in Soulless: The Case Against R. Kelly, it's alleged that Kelly actually grew apart from his mother and that he supposedly refused to take care of her medical bills.
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"Witless, soulless, often amateurish and filled with product placements (nice going, Coors), the movie has nothing going for it other than some wasted talent," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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The prospect of being turned into a soulless, mindless shell of your former self is particularly frightening, which is why zombies have been a mainstay of apocalyptic entertainment for decades.
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Like Dada artists who repurposed the commercial flotsam of the past with scissors and glue, the collage of soulless muzak, retro advertising, and commercial pop reflected a culture at peak absurdity.
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Even this rare and theoretically exciting play—a superstar getting owned on a dribble drive by a role player—is rendered in muted colors amongst the soulless machinations of the Spurs.
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Read an excerpt from his book Soulless: The Case Against R. Kelly, where he details the fascinating and arduous journey of finding a news organization, and how the story blew up.
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The Mummy is the kind of movie critics are thinking of when we complain about the soulless sameness of big-budget blockbusters — but without even the saving grace of basic competence.
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Claire wore it during her lunch breaks while working in a real estate office making copies, retrieving keys, answering phones, and sending me obscene faxes at my own soulless office job.
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"There's some stuff we did with Jessa in the first season when we were still finding her that was a little too, like she was a little too soulless," Dunham said.
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After seeing Captain America: Civil War, which is perhaps the most quintessentially Marvel movie about the most perfect and soulless superhero in the company's war chest, I say: Fuck that noise.
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Adams is best known for creating Dilbert, a comic strip satirizing soulless corporate culture and the grueling punishment dished out on its eponymous engineer by idiot co-workers and clueless management.
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And yet the one big performance from The Messengers in the film is presented as perfectly adequate but soulless, the kind of music you'd tune out while waiting for the dentist.
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But it does make him a soulless monster who would fit in better with Negan than with King Ezekiel, and also means he'll die before the season finale, so there's that.
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After all, the image that auto-populates in your mind's eye is probably of a flattened, flavorless fast-food bun stuffed with a breaded patty of dry and soulless white meat.
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The original songs, with music from Justin Hurwitz and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, are an absolute delight, conjuring up a nostalgic glow that avoids cynicism or soulless pastiche.
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It's called Soulless: The Case against R. Kelly, and it's a damning indictment of not just Kelly but also the system that allowed him to survive and flourish for so long.
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Truthfully, the music—"soulless electronic pop," Gaga calls it, with a wink to the Warhol disciples and the anti-humanists out there—is just an efficient base for the visual provocations.
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His soft Southern drawl and affable manner betrayed his North Carolina roots and made him a beloved figure inside a giant media company often portrayed as slick and soulless by outsiders.
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Even for Washington, the capital of do-overs and the soulless swamp where horrendous mistakes never prevent you from cashing in and getting another security clearance, this is a repellent spectacle.
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Instead, he installs this hologram of Clayton in the museum and allows visitors to execute it over and over again, wearing Clayton's consciousness down to a soulless puddle of a human.
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Barry fled Manhattan after Seema called him soulless at a drunken dinner party, and after she and their nanny attacked him for nearly wounding Shiva out of frustration at his condition.
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You can start at the top, with a petty, soulless president who showed with a tweet insulting a woman's appearance this week that he has no more empathy than a sociopath.
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More functional than charming, it is a particularly soulless stretch of concrete that was known as "the cattle chute"— funneling people to the crossing even if they did not enjoy it.
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While he enjoyed reading Faulkner's novels, translating Auden and Eliot's poems and meeting Einstein, he was unable to come to terms with what to his mind was a consumerist, soulless society.
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Ted Nugent lashed out on Friday at the high school students who have led protests against gun violence in recent weeks, calling them "soulless" and "ignorant" in a fiery radio interview.
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In an era of distrust in big institutions, having a clear set of values builds brand loyalty and stands out from a pervasive perception, especially among millennials, that corporations are soulless.
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There's no time for us to see Anjali and Ven develop a connection, and we don't get any real sense of soulless oppression or lurking menace in the world beyond Anjali's walls.
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I didn't want to spend days drinking in the nasty cynicism of GTA V's San Andreas, No Man's Sky's galaxy felt soulless, and The Division's New York is a broken authoritarian fantasy.
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In Colossal Youth, Ventura must contend with a present of the state replacing his neighborhood with soulless tower blocks while retreating into the shadows of the past to keep the community together.
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"[M]ore disturbing than the soulless copycat feel of the film's narrative was the overwhelmingly fetishized violence of Snyder's visual style," Esquire's Dom Nero wrote in a 2018 retrospective on the film.
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But the soulless black discs that Funko Pop insists on calling "eyes" on each of its figurines is not in conjunction with pokémon, which are supposed to be cute and not murderous.
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A neighborhood once dominated by printers and reporters, all working and (more often) drinking within half a mile of one another, has become the haunt of lawyers, insurers and other soulless creatures.
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A diamond Cartier feather is, au fond, a fake feather, but I doubt that any severely pro-authenticity proprietress of one of those earnest, soulless spaces would throw one in the trash.
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They say she is all raw ambition, no heart; a soulless automaton with her eyes eternally on the prize who will do, or say, or forgive anything to get what she wants.
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And if this phone and pop up-focused mentality sounds a little transactional — maybe even a little soulless — I will note that the actual coffee shop didn't feel that way at all.
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The invertebrates in Congress and the soulless blowhard in the White House will not take even the most common-sensical measures to limit the use of militarized weapons by deeply troubled people.
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If Baywatch were the slightest bit aware of the cruel satire it's transmitting — that perhaps the series was actually about physically imposing, soulless plastic people — it'd be a far more fascinating film.
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The soulless soul of this machine, known as a Squip, is embodied by a dark angel who resembles Keanu Reeves in "The Matrix," and is played with welcome wit by Jason Tam.
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Soon, they're living in a newly built suburban community, full of rows of simple houses built to starter-home specifications: picket fence, a yard in the front and back, cheerful but soulless.
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Electronic computation was still something of a novelty at NASA, and Mr. Glenn was unsettled by the use of a soulless mass of metal to divine something on which his life depended.
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It is also important to keep in mind that the average American running a company in the U.S. is not a big, soulless corporation; it's just an average person running a business.
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Fans and sympathetic bloggers filled in the gaps with a narrative that cast Kojima as the victim of a corporation's soulless quest for profit, only further solidifying his reputation as an auteur.
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Pope Francis, in his first message of the new year on Tuesday, bemoaned a lack of unity across the world, and warned against a soulless hunt for profit that benefits only a few.
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"We're not soulless, driverless pods yet," said Tim Kuniskis, the head of passenger cars for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, in defense of the internal combustion engine, as we waited at the track to dry.
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Many of the near-impossible elements of "Soulless 4" only exist to show off modifications that ExileLord built into his Guitar Hero mod, such as tap notes that require two hands to hit.
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Our views on Russia have changed since, then changed yet again — and the Soviet athletic training methods we perceived as oppressively mechanical and soulless have basically become the standard for all competitive sports.
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Players can plunge into Christopher Nevinson's painting "The Soul of the Soulless City" by digitally boarding a train that rockets along a raised trestle through a maze of tall buildings in 1920s Manhattan.
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Speaking of political commentators, he said, "One wonders if these people are people at all, or instead soulless golem" — creatures of fable that were set in motion by rabbis in time of danger.
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CHASSIEU, France — A patriotic sea of supporters, waving red, white and blue flags, greeted the newly ascendant presidential hopeful François Fillon this week at a soulless conference center in this suburb of Lyon.
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Trump is running a bottom-line presidency — as soulless as a Kremlin bot on Facebook — in which people who know better are asked to stay quiet in exchange for a short-term payoff.
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I'm not saying this type of tattooing is for everyone, but this concept tears apart what I feel tattooing has become: plastic, soulless, and broken down by fashion, the media, and popular culture.
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This soulless, phoned-in pop song tries so hard to be a female empowerment anthem, but mostly just feels like fodder for the "Avril Lavigne was replaced with a body double" conspiracy theory.
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Anyway, a result of decades of zombification is a Republican caucus that consists entirely of soulless opportunists (and no, the fact that some of them like to quote Scripture doesn't change that fact).
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Only someone with his and Bannon's transgressive instincts, along with their seeming incapacity for moral and intellectual embarrassment, could have defeated the well-oiled if soulless machine that was Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign.
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Some people were swept up in it, with the CGI creatures and settings pulling the wool over their eyes, while others saw right through it all to the soulless shell of a movie underneath.
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No one wants to message a soulless stack of if-then statements just to order a pizza when a half-decent app or website interface can do the same job in half the time.
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Fun Home, Hamilton, and Dear Evan Hansen were here to save us all from the glut of big-budget movie musical adaptations, from soulless cash grabs and creatively empty rehashes of someone else's story.
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Lamenting the "soulless abortion industry" in his state and promising to "turn the tides...in defence of life", Mr Abbott announced his intention to make Texas "the strongest pro-life state in the nation".
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If it sounds like a lot like a toothless attempt at winning over younger users with a design method borrowed from the soulless dating app paradigm of our time, you would be quite correct.
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His creator Matt Furie, having seen the rudderless, soulless troll meme Pepe had become, illustrated him in an open casket in a one-page comic strip released in conjunction with Free Comic Book Day.
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Jurassic World was well-received both critically and commercially, so I recognize that I'm an outlier in thinking it was a soulless sack of garbage, and by far the worst film in the franchise.
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Now the multinationals are back, bringing to mind the pleasure boat named "Never Again II." It mocks the president's base The direct beneficiaries of a repatriation tax amnesty windfall are all soulless global corporations.
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Though it is decried as a soulless city, with few cultural offerings and lacking appealing architecture, Frankfurt's official marketing office did not wait long before kicking off an image campaign following the referendum result.
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Speaking of which ... A surprising amount of discussion about Jurassic World revolved around whether the fact that Bryce Dallas Howard's soulless corporate shill Claire wore her high heels out into the jungle was sexist.
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From the moment I stepped out of my rental car and into town, a largely soulless collection of storefronts and shopping malls — another draw of Eilat is tax-free shopping — I had a headache.
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For one thing, it's a dig at the big, soulless tentpole movies in which teams of heroes lay waste to cities full of screaming little humans, particularly the "Avengers" films from DC's rival, Marvel.
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On a quest to upgrade his home, his job (as a mortgage-refinancing drone), and his wife (the gorgeous Malin Akerman, here reverse-engineered to look homely), James becomes the epitome of soulless ambition.
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Rachel, who by season six was living with Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow), bought a faux-historic Pottery Barn "apothecary table," but had to pass it off as antique because Phoebe declared mass-produced furniture soulless.
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Watch more From VICE: It's terrifying to know that the soulless automatons controlling Congress want me to live the rest of my life with the nagging fear that I'll never get affordable health insurance again.
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Elfriede Jelinek and Michel Houellebecq, the twin masters of the dark contemporary European novel, have both lived in suburbs and are fascinated by what they see as the soulless nothingness of these "peri-urban" realms.
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In the "drain the swamp" fever dream he channeled, the federal government acts like a tremendous leech on the country, siphoning off tax dollars from hard-working Americans to pay soulless, greedy bureaucrats excessive salaries.
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In a corporate setting, outside of academia, it's easy to see this approach going haywire, with employees wanting privacy and employers turning self-care into another soulless metric by which performance is optimized and measured.
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The film is set in grotesque, yellowing interiors, even in Pasqualino's better days—and the concentration camp (set designed by Wertmüller's husband, Enrico Job) is effectively portrayed as a soulless space of desolation and hopelessness.
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Yeah, at least they knew to hire someone to design it who doesn't entirely hate eyes: I'd say before today, Comcast was the king of ugly remotes, peddling this soulless object: But Dish has usurped.
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The rapid ascent through the echelons of elite status providing reassurance that the American meritocracy is functioning just fine and is not in fact a rotten soulless fraud designed to rob the masses of dignity.
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To Zemke's credit, Bert's boorish exterior never cracks to reveal the wounded bird within; he remains true to his own probably soulless self, but Bea finds a way to defang him and establish neighborhood détente.
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They interpret the transformation of the European world as the fall of an ancient religious order and, depending who tells the tale, as the rise of a soulless individualist materialism, or something of the kind.
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The résumé, which was leaked and shared widely online this week, has provoked a mix of fascination, indignation and debate about whether children in China's test-crazed education system are being raised as soulless strivers.
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The biggest musicals fared the worst in the production numbers — the slick, showy, mostly soulless medley from "Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations" and the static "Unstoppable" from "Tootsie" weren't showstoppers.
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If Tesla's Autopilot couldn't make it, there wasn't much hope for Mr. Khan and Mr. Rojas from OpenCaret, the students from Team Soulless or Qibus (a three-week-old company creating remote vehicle-control systems).
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" There was a national debate over whether those charged with capital crimes should be executed with the hand axe or the guillotine; the guillotine was derided as "soulless, impersonal" and indicative of a lamentable "humanitarianism.
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"One wonders if these people are people at all, or instead soulless golem," Spencer said in a reference to a Jewish fable in a portion of his speech dedicated to criticizing both the media and Jews.
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Chelsea's horrible form last year cost Jose Mourinho his job and sent the Portuguese into the cold, soulless clutches of Manchester United, where the only difference he's likely to notice is the colour of the kits.
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Supporters said they are unhappy with the fact that Arsenal face a third successive season in the Europa League, believe the atmosphere at their Emirates Stadium to be "soulless" and feel "marginalised" by the club's owners.
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But we're living in a post-Clinton world now—rumors about her daughter Chelsea notwithstanding—so there's no use re-litigating tired arguments about whether, say, she's a brave feminist pioneer or a soulless neoliberal sellout.
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While Bullock and Blanchett get the meat of the script to work with, surprisingly it's Hathaway who slinks off with the entire movie — in part because she gets to play a glamorous, soulless simulacrum of herself.
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For the most part, electric-vehicle design has been incredibly dull, and every time a I see some automaker&aposs vision of a fully self-driving vehicle, I think of soulless "Star Trek" sofas on wheels.
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"One wonders if these people are people at all, or instead soulless golem," he said, referring to a Jewish fable about the golem, a clay giant that a rabbi brings to life to protect the Jews.
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Compare that to the way Hogg has responded to Ted Nugent, the aging rock star and Trump stan who broadly attacked all of the teen protesters, calling them "soulless" and "liars" during a recent radio appearance.
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The Pulitzer honor goes to Lamar, who is 29, but it signifies so much more: blackness and the revolutionary spirit, not respectability politics, and you would have to be soulless to not feel and hear him.
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" As Midnight: The Tempest Essays shows, when she is in her stride, she can and does find the writing voice she is looking for — and it is no mere echo of a soulless, Foucaultian "author-function.
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"Without the fraternity that Jesus Christ has bestowed on us," the pope said on Tuesday, "our efforts for a more just world fall short, and even our best plans and projects risk being soulless and empty."
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Fittingly, then, the pop star Ally will eventually become is just another kind of drag queen, all about flashy costumes (orange hair, prismatic colors), her modified persona reliant on what the film sees as soulless excess.
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A seemingly soulless Wall Street takeover king picks up a young hooker on Hollywood Boulevard and pays her $3,000 to be his companion, on social occasions as well as in the hotel suite, for a week.
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It's a perfect follow-up to her role as Wednesday Addams in The Addams Family, released four years earlier — dark and twisty, but with more feelings than a soulless but impeccably braided devil spawn allows for.
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Beyond its fixation on soulless meat puppets and such, this genre of music is marked by a proclivity for discrete found sounds, sudden jolts and jitters that are perhaps musical equivalents to jump scares in film.
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For a while, that soulless warehouse full of sheets, towels and "as seen on TV" gimmicks seemed to be the only entity in the world that really understood how I was feeling in those delicate days.
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Speaking at a meeting of his centre-left Democratic Party (PD), Renzi said both Spain and Portugal had made budget sacrifices, adding that it would be an error to continue with "soulless" policies tied to austerity.
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For that matter, players have long been able to play ROMs of classic games on emulators on their PCs, but it's a soulless experience in comparison, a bit like substituting a rocking horse for a real pony.
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This was not the soulless "blank-eyed" baby-killer the Daily Beast described at excruciating length after her shoplifting arraignment in 250, nor the "adept" pregnancy-hider from the New York Times account of her murder indictment.
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Rooftops that were once unoccupied, soulless concrete deserts, become transformed into food-producing, flower-rearing altars to the sun, where people gather, lean in, and reconnect with the world's natural wonder in the midst of a city.
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The soulless newspaper publisher of The Blackwood Articles, he has lately been commissioning writers to tell the stories of their own suicides — a feature that has proved popular with readers and is thus a magnet for authors.
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Lipa's splendid 2017 covers of Etta James's "I'd Rather Go Blind" and Winehouse's "Tears Dry on Their Own" sound almost too effortless, too clean, so good that they might border on soulless in any lesser artist's hands.
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It is time humanity saw the forest for the trees lest we fall off the cliff of time as a ground-breaking, soulless creature with an overbearing intellect and diabolical ego who pulverized everything in its way.
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Ranked sixth in the world and beaten only once since Euro 2016, Switzerland appeared to have enough talent to end Sweden's surprise run in the tournament but instead gave a soulless display as they lost 1-0.
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Though design is a part of that — as anyone who has been to the many soulless bowls on the outskirts of English market towns would testify — it is not something that can be created out of nothing.
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This sense of remove and the buildings' blandness lends the images their intriguing dissonance: There's a visual irony in the fact that these uninviting, soulless structures are where millions of people go each weekend to nourish their souls.
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When Morton joined the York Foundation, a corporate heel group modeled on the foreboding (and, as it turns out, true) sense that soulless data was about to drive all of our interactions and decisions, it was a shock.
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Now instead of just posting a soulless "HBD" or "Happy Birthday!" on someone's wall with no personal message, photo, memory, or anything that makes it feel sincere, you can post one of Facebook's auto-generated, personalized birthday videos.
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It's a trailer created almost exclusively to highlight the endless references that made Cline's novel resonate for many readers, but it gives the unshakeable impression that the finished product is just going to be a soulless reference-machine.
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No fewer than 27 members of all ages travelled from Normandy to a soulless exhibition hall 20km (12 miles) north of Paris, to watch the nationalist Marine Le Pen take the stage for her last big campaign rally.
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Stoic about the soulless life he leads in this small town, the unnamed older man (Cal, we later learn, played by Eric Dane) takes pleasure in ordering around the young nubile girl with pink-tinged long blonde hair.
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But chances are, if you brushed aside Boss Baby as a garbage kids movie in the same category as the The Emoji Movie—which was bad in a soulless mediocre way—it's probably because you haven't seen it.
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I reject the idea of Black women as soulless gold diggers, especially when it's perpetuated by Black men, because I know that Black women are unyieldingly loyal to Black men, even when it doesn't work in our favor.
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In the two or three years since their inception, releases on the PC Music label have been branded as soulless, vapid and empty – inasmuch as they depict a generational emotional void or that they are lacking in substance.
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In a way, his paintings share similarities with works from Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's Berlin-based series, such as "Street, Berlin" (1913), and exponents of the New Objectivity movement, as both depict lively yet soulless urban scenes and dwellers.
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Marathoners and race walkers were forced to run at midnight along a soulless, almost spectatorless route to avoid the worst of the extreme heat and humidity, with temperatures hovering around 30 Celsius when the marathons and walks started.
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Set in the nondescript but completely soulless corporation Hampton DeVille, Corporate finds dark yet incredibly funny humor in the concept of just trying to survive within the sorts of corporate structures many of us work in every single day.
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A deal signed with Tower Hamlets council granted it full rights to Victoria Park in Hackney; the company ejected local mainstays Lovebox and Field Day from the grounds and established a soulless facsimile, All Points East, in their place.
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Mr. Bruni says many students who apply to top colleges are "slavish adherents to soulless scripts that forbid the exploration of genuine passions," but that could not be farther from the truth for me and many other "exceptional" students.
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The show follows the borderline absurd struggles and occasional successes of a group of startup employees trying to maneuver the world of tech, secure funding, and beat out rival products from the giant, soulless corporations trying to crush them.
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Photo: GettyFor soulless ghouls who view the bottom line as superior to basic human rights, for-profit prisons are an apt investment, one that the investment arm of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation just increased its stake in.
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This was an especially positive bit of feedback for a company that had grown synonymous with soulless printers and shabby PCs, and was trying to woo consumers with the mobile webOS products it had gained from its Palm acquisition.
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In 1978, with the support of the Catholic bishop would soon become Pope John Paul II, Reverend Graham went to Poland and spoke of the meaning of the cross to a people suffering under the soulless oppression of communism.
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On the page, she gave us "The Death and Life of Great American Cities" (1961), a pioneering book that was a flaming arrow — it travels still, across the decades — through the heart of soulless and arrogant urban renewal projects.
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This rigid opposition — between the purportedly soulless plastic doll who is Madonna and the apparently authentic folk who are most everyone else — doesn't leave much wiggle room to look at Madonna as the multifaceted cultural figure she actually is.
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Critic Angelica Jade Bastien called the film's depiction of race, violence, and brutality "soulless" in her review, while outlets like the popular black culture/politics/entertainment site Very Smart Brothers essentially called the film unwatchable on a second viewing.
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At times, Mr. Cooper seems to share Jack's unease with Ally's stardom, particularly after she connects with a manager (Rafi Gavron, oozing sleaze) and transforms from a soulful crooner into a writhing automaton with soulless beats and backup singers.
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"Orman doubled down on her anti-coffee-buying rhetoric, undaunted in the face of think pieces such as "Save $1 Million by Forgoing Coffee and Joy of Any Kind in This Soulless World" and "The Rise of Coffee Shaming.
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I met up with my buddy Vito Lanza, and a couple hundred of us went through out-processing, then spent the night on cots in a giant room; it felt like a soulless airplane hangar with buzzing fluorescent lights.
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Gossip Girl may have begun as a trashy-fun rich-kid soap with heart, but it finished its run as a curdled and soulless treatise about monsters treating each other as property to be bought and used and sold.
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The return of Matt Damon and writer/director Paul Greengrass is a soulless, sensually deadening time-suck, like watching a stranger play a video game you used to think was fun while someone vigorously shakes the screen, or perhaps your head.
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And in reality, the soulless corporations can't really be separated from the starry-eyed idealists, who themselves work for the corporations as both engineers and executives—thus generating the hypocrisies that Oracle is eager to point out in this trial.
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Maybe, like certain members of the Noisey staff who will for now remain nameless, you are soulless and wrong about everything and intent on killing my buzz, and all of that has led you towards some sort of delinquent Jepsen agnosticism.
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In fact, one of my favorite moments of "Baggage" happens when Moira comes home from her soulless bathroom hookup, her housemate/fellow ex-Handmaid deadpans, "blessed be the Fruit Loops," and Moira bursts out laughing like she can barely believe it.
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One could look into the depths of a black hole or a pit of dead kittens or the soulless eyes of Barney the Dinosaur and find more compassion, love, and affection than one would find when faced with a goat.
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It's easy to be an overnight celebrity on social media, but it's probably a little bit soulless and might not have that much longevity, because however good you are, there will be someone coming up behind you to take your place.
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"Our people leave, go to the private sector, discover it's a soulless, empty way to live - and then they realize, 'My life is empty, I need moral content in my work,'" he reportedly said at a speech in Austin, Texas.
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These keyboards are prevalent because they're dirt cheap to manufacture, making them attractive to the kind of person who'd ask the Geek Squad to clean their PC or for soulless corporate IT departments merely looking to spend as little as possible.
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Or was it a notebook meant to smell the way Oath smells—its notes of cedarwood, cardamom, grapefruit and "salty ozone" intended to evoke a future where all aspects of human life on Earth are controlled by one soulless umbrella corporation?
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But Terrence Malick's output as a filmmaker has never been described as "obvious", and right from the beginning there's a strange tension between the satire of soulless, Hollywood decadence the film seems to be attempting and the director's own impressionistic tendencies.
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If you take a look at our culture, one so microfocused on productivity, and it's totally soulless in its architecture and its spiritual outlook—even our religion is basically just, like, a surveillance machine—I totally understand why men join fraternities.
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This intricate story, arcing toward a moving, bracing resolution, is built on a bedrock of cruelty that extends from family life to the social structure of Dakar and beyond, into a world of mass migration, pervasive inequality and soulless capital.
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It also continues to demonstrate a knack for making business and technology strategies a comprehensible and effective component of its storytelling, as Richard encounters a sales force that wants to turn Pied Piper into a faceless commodity sold to soulless corporations.
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Absent the civic responsibility and appreciation for liberal arts thinking inherent to Jefferson's plan, the educational framework Coleman promotes carries the danger of teaching all students that self-worth is contingent on soulless, quantified, "objective" measures of inferiority and superiority.
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How else to explain the involvement of two household-name stars (Keanu Reeves and Renée Zellweger) and an award-winning director (Courtney Hunt) in a plot so soulless and poorly dramatized that even the last-minute reveal is a yawn?
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An Atlanta man will spend 40 years in prison after he was found guilty this week in a "soulless" anti-gay attack on a couple this spring, when he threw boiling hot water on them as they slept, PEOPLE has confirmed.
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Baseball's whitewashed and soulless corporate culture demands sacrifice, so big-time numbers, like his 3.4 WAR, ranking him in the top 10 among National League position players, are the price to pay for the begrudging acceptance of baseball's stodgy gatekeepers.
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This sort of ambiguity has long been a part of Kelly's brand, which has always been less about espousing specific political or ethical ideals and more about performative confrontation: "I'm a soulless lawyer," Kelly told the Daily Beast in 2010.
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So, will these robots ever be able to transcend their soulless form, with the help of artificial intelligence, and provide a more loving form of companionship, something akin to that shown in Spike Jonze's Her and Alex Garland's Ex Machina?
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The club left its longtime home in 2017 for the Wanda Metropolitano, a state-of-the-art but slightly soulless bowl on Madrid's northern fringes, one grand enough to be the stage on which Liverpool won last season's Champions League final.
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But perhaps, rather than producing the clean, correct, possibly soulless wines possible today because of modern tools, they are returning to techniques that would not be alien to preindustrial winemakers, in an effort to make the best possible 21st-century wines.
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Sticking to high-ticket items like raw oysters, crab legs, sushi, fancy cheese, and charcuterie actually makes it easy to get your money's worth, and the food itself is of very high quality and uniformly well-prepared (if a tad soulless).
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But at the end, it all started to feel gross to me—like I was heading down a soulless path where my time with a man was governed by money, all so they could be fulfilled by a tiny, exotic-looking woman.
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Photo: GettyFacebook has spent the past few weeks barfing bucket-loads of information onto the world in an effort to get out ahead of the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal that has rocked the social network to its soulless husk of a core.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella set a high bar for developers at the company's annual Build conference last week with a slightly off-putting challenge: don't let your programs — and by extension, our technology — turn human society into a subservient mass of soulless drones.
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The video shows the streamer accomplishing what no Guitar Hero player before him has ever done: not missing a single note (known as a Full Combo or FC) on "Soulless 25," one of the most ridiculously difficult Guitar Hero tracks ever created.
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Acai, another Guitar Hero YouTuber who gained virality for his amusing run of Travis Scott''s "Sicko Mode," published a video in January 2018 explaining exactly why he thought, at the time, that "Soulless 4" wasis impossible and would never be FC'd.
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Your account will get suspended if you tweet a curse word at someone with a blue check but tweet-storms of hate speech are all above board because the algorithm that screens the feed is as soulless as the people who programmed it.
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Rameau's nephew insists that we are soulless bags of meat and blood, even as our minds pretend to have motives; Moi insists that what it means to have a soul is to be a bag of meat and blood with a mind inside.
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Twelve years later, when the unimaginable tragedy hit, the royal ice cubes were furious at the expectation that they should emote for the woman who had publicly ripped the monarchy as a bloodless, soulless gang and christened herself the Prisoner of Wales.
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Twelve years later, when the unimaginable tragedy hit, the royal ice cubes were furious at the expectation that they should emote for the woman who had publicly ripped the monarchy as a bloodless, soulless gang and christened herself the Prisoner of Wales.
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But the intense moralism in those controversies, and their reverent invocations of "diversity" and "identity," suggest a desperation to excuse or cover the soulless Mammonism that grips students seeking to carve out competitive edges in the world that Stephen Schwarzman has made.
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Put differently, if Amazon gets $3 billion, it hardly seems the death of capitalism to give a little help to a few deserving bodegas and other neighborhood tent poles, whose loss feeds the narrative of a soulless city in thrall to wealth.
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And even though, deep down, it's a literally-heartless-and-soulless version of me that just wants to watch Game of Thrones outside and for everyone to have lovely birthdays, I will miss it and hope to—maybe—see it again soon.
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Here's a list of the Indiana Governor's worst policy initiatives to peruse before or while you gaze upon his soulless, crepey face on your television or laptop screen: Pence tried to block displaced Syrian refugees from settling in Indiana because he suspects they are terrorists.
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The pair had been staying with Gooden's mother, who was dating Blackwell, according to the AP. "You were soulless, malicious and a violent person [during the attack]," Fulton County Superior Court Judge Henry Newkirk said to Blackwell Wednesday before sentencing him, according to the AJC.
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Though I hadn't expected a full-on holo-Freud, the AI's vacillation between soulless call center decision tree script and /r/fellowkids-worthy fumbles with youthful parlance (don't use the smirk emoji unless you're trying to fuck me, Woebot) was leaving me as cold.
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It's not quite as cut-and-dry as Hy Weiss's fifty dollar handshake, but it's still slimy, and brings to mind Lester Bangs's fears of a sanitized, soulless music landscape, wherein the tastemakers are just regurgitating whatever they've guzzled down from the hands that feed.
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While many observers have warned that inclusion has had the unintended effect of turning historic cities and heritage sites into soulless tourist traps, what really matters is how this is accomplished — namely by forcing residents out to the margins of these cities and sites.
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Since I'd last seen him, he sold a show to Hulu called "The Untitled Josh Brolin Project" — that's its name, not its placeholder — about a soulless movie star named Josh Brolin who leaves Hollywood, has an ayahuasca trip and becomes a self-help guru.
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Hyper-relatable to anyone who has been stuck in a soulless corporate gig, Keller does a great job making Nadja the character and Nadja the book fully realized portraits that capture the tensions between doing wage work and trying to have an artistic life.
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In Islam it is believed a soul enters the body at 120 days of gestation (about 16 weeks) and since my miscarriage took place right around that time with no proof that a soul had indeed entered, Khyber could be considered only a soulless fetus.
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What the soulless rectangle lacks is not a good subject — the working class certainly is — but the once tight fit of energetic bodily engagement and mechanical penetration typical of the modern workplace: that consciousness of a workers' existence as augmented by (or merged with) technology.
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I felt like there was always something different and fresh to do instead of feeling pushed toward a soulless grind to go from one power level tier to the next, or a near-quixotic quest to get a single item to drop through hours of repetition.
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Maybe the discipline that used to lead me to sad salads and soulless gym appointments is leaking into other endeavors, ones that have nothing to do with my dress size but everything to do with the small but hopefully positive mark I'll leave on the world.
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The character the audience knows as Adelaide is the lab-created duplicate, and Red, the supposed monster attacking her from below and trying to steal her life, is the original child, trying to reclaim what was taken from her long ago by a supposedly soulless monster.
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Like all of us here, Strangler Bob knew how to sleep—from lights-out at ten until breakfast at seven, and a nap after breakfast, and a nap before supper—but this Christmas Eve he stayed up late and observed us with his dead, soulless gaze.
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Amedi, a former jazz saxophonist, has recently developed a device called Eye-Music, which replaces the soulless electronic bleeping of the vOICe with instrumental timbres that add color to the auditory translation of visual information: strings are shades of yellow, brass is blue, and so on.
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It can be difficult to navigate Miami without occasionally ending up in a soulless situation, whether that be a generic hotel with $18 well drinks, or a supposedly authentic cantina hawking the uniquely disgusting South Beach stew of frozen margarita with two light beers dumped into it.
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Joe Masteroff, the playwright who won a Tony and international renown for "Cabaret," the often-revived 1966 Broadway musical about soulless lovers lost in the decadence of a seedy Berlin nightclub and the rising fascism of prewar Germany, died on Friday in Engelwood, N.J. He was 98.
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Mr. Wenders's first commercial feature, after a half-dozen art films, was both enthralled and appalled by Hollywood; made in three countries (and three languages), it feels precisely placed yet essentially placeless, celebrating even as it deplores a new-minted environment of soulless high-rises and empty airports.
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"Calmer Coffee is another example of an ever-creeping shift toward soulless franchises that can be found in airports around the world," the exam question read, along with mentions of a "tablet wielding" barista with a man-bun, its burnt coffee, and all of its soy and almond milks.
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"In the face of profound and epochal changes, world leaders are challenged to ensure that the coming 'fourth industrial revolution', the result of robotics and scientific and technological innovations, does not lead to the destruction of the human person – to be replaced by a soulless machine," he said.
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But instead, he went ahead with what a judge in Georgia said was a "soulless" decision to throw the scalding water over two gay men sleeping on a mattress, burning them so severely that one was put into an induced coma at the hospital and both required skin grafts.
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The deal startled many in the NFL community, though at the end of the day the Patriots are the Patriots and the Browns are the Browns, so it was easy to trust in the soulless genius of Bill Belichick and assume New England did well in the deal.
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Or I could sell out, make a ton of money, lose my creative integrity and end up a coke-addled, lonely soulless shell of an artist, probably living in L.A. As a progressive, I knew that money was dirty, the root of all evil (the mo' money, the mo' problems).
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But it's also become an object lesson on the unbridled tech optimism of the 2010s: Even the companies claiming to subvert the soulless capitalist systems are themselves chasing the dragon of everlasting scale and venture-backed money (or, at least, a massive payout to soften the blow of their failure).
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He is modelled on a human, yet he is a soulless vessel, the embodiment of a creative worrying that "the client might push back on the angle of his smile", another wondering "does his arse reflect the core message" and their boss furiously barking at them to deliver the fucking project.
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The reviews for Disney's remake of "The Lion King" are starting to stream in and critics seem to have split into two camps: the ones that found the film to be a revelatory reimagining of a classic film and those that found the realistic talking lions to be soulless and disconcerting.
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In the world of startups, that evolution has been spearheaded by the likes of WeWork and Airbnb, which have respectively turned the concept of leasing or buying an office, or renting a stodgy and soulless hotel room, on its head, providing more interesting and way more flexible approaches to both.
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But by now, he should be well aware that just about any of the soulless mongrels who have fetched for Trump would turn on any of the others in a second -- the volume of backstabbing and self-aggrandizing leaking coming out of the Trump White House is evidence of that.
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While the company name makes me think of soulless self-promotion, BrandYourself actually offers something more simple and less annoying — it helps you put your best foot forward (and potentially push down any negative results) on Google and elsewhere online, by creating a personal website, social media profiles and other content.
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The controversy around gun control—and the rise in mass shootings, one of which happened in a Walmart store only weeks ago—is a growing threat to Walmart's business and its branding as the community-grounded corporation with a heart, in contrast to Jeff Bezos's soulless behemoth in the sky.
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Photo: APTwelve major phones companies and the attorneys general of every state in the U.S. announced a plan on Thursday intended not only to stem the flood of illegal robocalls that have forced many Americans to stop answering their phones, but aid law enforcement in hunting down the soulless ghouls responsible.
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To get this image Parks placed himself on the other side of a big glass display case that was full of white-skinned mannequins and framed a woman and her grandchild in such a way that it seems as if the little girl were being guided through a forest of white, soulless zombies.
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While most browsers will now prompt you before allowing a site to store cookies, it would be far easier if browsers could differentiate between a good cookie, which keeps you logged into a frequently used website, and a bad one that's just helping some soulless advertisers keep track of your spending habits.
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Wedged between some technically-proficient-but-soulless prog-noodling and plodding-but-uninspiring black-death, Auðn offered a fresh take on black metal that pays respect to its forebears while threatening to step into realms of brilliance that could see them join the current flock of Icelandic innovators, Svartidauði, Sinmara and Misþyrming.
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" Calling Griffin's statements "ridiculously self-serving," Palin said she was biting her tongue to not say what she'd actually tell Griffin to her face — a decision of restraint she said she was doing "on behalf of Melania Trump and other mothers who've tried to protect our children from Kathy's soulless vile attacks.
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This is the same year that Swift takes control of her own Tumblr account as a place to post her own counter-narratives, starts spinning herself into the full-blown pop queen that she'll emerge as with 1989, publicly disses Spotify as a soulless exploiter of art, and reverses her stance on feminism.
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On the afternoon that I saw the show, a group of girls sitting behind me kept murmuring, "He's so beautiful," whenever Hammer did something physical and outsized, and he is beautiful, a matinée idol with a soul, but that's another issue: how can an actor with soul attach himself to something that's soulless?
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" Padalecki agreed, "For me it's reminiscent of Season 6 when Sam was soulless and behaved much the same way the British Men of Letters are behaving now, at least in their hunting tactics ... It's fun to revisit that – would you kill two people to save three, would you kill ten to save twelve?
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In 1961 the power brokers of New York City made one of the most idiotic urban renewal decision ever, to level the original Pennsylvania Station — an architectural treasure — and replace it with the present-day ignoble and soulless Penn Station, which may well be the worst major city train station in the world.
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He takes the reader down dirt-track roads, on the back of motorbikes or in a shaky bus on which his neighbour vomits up his curry; into rat-infested cinemas in Yangon; and around dilapidated colonial buildings and the bombastic military museums of Naypyidaw (the soulless capital built by the armed forces in 2005).
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Nestled between everyone's favourite upmarket Indian chain Dishoom, and the kind of nondescript office space that litters London like so many soulless cigarette butts, Spiritland is an oasis of calm—the kind of place one can while away a long Sunday afternoon with a salt beef sandwich and Ruf Dug on the decks for company.
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Take the pop-punk sound of Paw Patrol, origin-story infused song of Sophia the First or the repeatedly cherry Doc McStuffins themes to name a few; all still catchy by design, but the question of whether they aim to convey genuine moods or provide a soulless injection of air-worms is up for debate.
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David Letterman says President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has morphed from being the "boob of New York" to a "soulless bastard" in the White House.
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"Sadly, you have now despoiled your loss, your own good name, and the name of your loved one to serve the political ambitions of an evil, soulless man," read an unsigned letter mailed last month to the homes of at least two of the mothers, copies of which were provided to The New York Times.
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Todd Gitlin, a sociologist and the author of books about the counterculture, said that "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance," in seeking to reconcile humanism with technological progress, had been perfectly timed for a generation weary of the '33s revolt against a soulless high-tech world dominated by a corporate and military-industrial order.
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Most of those running successful vanlife accounts had found peace, purpose, and a reliable paycheck by ditching their money-suck apartments and soulless jobs to become digital nomads, driving around the country in renovated Mercedes Sprinter vans, and documenting their adventures with the occasional help and company from their blonde girlfriends and blonde dogs.
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For de Chirico, the style gelled in 43, during the heyday of Analytical Cubism, when he managed to fuse the dark Symbolism of Arnold Böcklin, the innocent eye of Henri Rousseau, and the radical critiques of Friedrich Nietzsche into a vision of desolate piazzas, vertiginous perspectives, and mannequin stand-ins for a soulless humanity.
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Though I maintain that calling Julian Raven's work "shitty" was a fair assessment, if he and his defenders would like some deeper criticism: I found it pretty tiresome that he chose as his symbols the flag, an eagle, and the yawning soulless collection of evil atoms that have taken the shape of our standing president.
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The story is built on the shaky foundation that Kim Kardashian is soulless and has no opinions — perhaps forgetting about that recent time she wrote an open letter on the Armenian genocide for the New York Times, or that other recent time she used social media to search for a bone marrow match for someone in need.
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"Beneath You" is the newly ensouled Spike's big showcase, and while it's a mixed bag overall — the show has absolutely no idea how to handle the fact that soulless Spike tried to rape Buffy — James Marsters is always a compelling screen presence, and the final tableau of Spike draping himself over the cross is deeply evocative.
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According to nearly a dozen current and former Uber engineers and product managers who attended or were briefed on the Tuesday all-hands meeting, employees said they were concerned that Mr. Kalanick's willingness to work with Mr. Trump after the immigration order would color Uber as a soulless company that cared only about its bottom line.
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According to the video and as broken down by PopBuzz, Star's Hidden Hills mansion includes the following, which can be seen as pros or cons depending on how you feel about the phrase "eat the rich": For all that money (over $14,600,000, per Zillow), Star's house looks a soulless Vegas casino from the Ocean's Eleven series.
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Whether slamming 100 bags of heroin a day to manifest abstract masterpieces like Jean-Michel Basquiat or simply getting drunk to help yourself shit out an endless stream of soulless kitsch like Thomas Kinkade, artists from across the spectrum have been turning to mind-altering substances to aid in their work since the first cave painter chomped down sun-fermented fruit.
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Politics of sonorities All the organs collapse I am a dithyramb again Lie down with the cobra Tell me ye olde cobra migration narratives ("entanglement") But it is these qualities that are especially hard to preserve in the face of what seems an unrelenting capitalist drive for money, productivity, race-based economic inequality and soulless extraction of resources sugar-coated with fundamentalist religion.
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Less cataclysmic concepts conceived by the show include the now occasionally employed legal strategy of confusing the jury known as "the Chewbacca defense" (+22), the notion that Family Guy is written by manatees pushing joke balls around (+2) and that The Simpsons already did every plotline conceivable (+21), the persistent idea that gingers are soulless (+21), and bowel movement size being measured in "Courics" (+21).
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It's kind of a no-brainer that organizations that work to protect and fight for civil rights, indigenous rights, immigrants' rights, disability rights, women's and LGBTQ rights (especially reproductive health) and the environment could really use a few extra bucks right now, given the orange fascist and the coterie of soulless monsters who are about to improbably assume a staggering amount of power over our everyday lives.
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In the first six-and-a-half seasons of Game of Thrones, the White Walkers were a really cool background element to everything else that was happening on the show — look at all these foolish humans squabbling while the apocalypse awaits — but soulless killers who don't have any dialogue turn out to be pretty banal antagonists compared to villains like Walder Frey or Tywin Lannister.
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Could it be that, what's really enticing about the '80s is the recognition that, in that time before the triumph of corporate homogenization, soulless branding, and banal social media, there were communities of ambitious, talented, fearless people who plugged in their synthesizers, picked up their brushes, slapped on their makeup and dared to dance, make art, and make love — inventively and joyously, even in the face of death?
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Opening with a plucked guitar riff that falls like drops of early morning rain onto hard concrete, Solomon begins with a tale of reminiscing under moonlight, of "seeing a lost boy so aimless, trying to figure out what the game is," as he walks past what used to be the Heygate Estate—a housing block in his local area of Elephant and Castle that's been bulldozed to make way for soulless luxury flats.
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That all the movies after the first one were nothing but soulless grabs at blockbuster cash, and that Depp, now 20153, had put the nail in the coffin of his androgynous bad boy/heartthrob status with his Trump impersonation, allegations of abuse by his ex-wife Amber Heard, lawsuits against his managers, and rumors of potential financial ruin due to irresponsible spending — including buying an entire French village, multiple islands, and $30,000 worth of wine a month.
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The deep house you're hearing there, or down the gym, or in a trainer shop in an out of town shopping mall, the pulled-pork-deep-house that dominates a certain kind of festival, attended by a certain kind of person, is a strangely airy, uncannily soulless construction, an assemblage of springy basslines and tropically-twisted pads, usually topped off with refrains that linger in the memory about as long as a piece of Wrigleys does on the tastebuds.
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" Elliott asks his therapist.) We're not supposed to accept Elliott's Andy Rooney hot takes at face value (for one thing, he's still hallucinating his father as Mr. Robot), but his reflections are too often borne out by the show's cartoon vision of the world: in the land of the one per cent, soulless rich bitches get off to knife play, sad P.R. flacks mutter along to motivational tapes, and dumb gigolos switch from the news to "Vanderpump Rules.
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Miller sent McHugh information about "immigrant crime" and offered her talking points on defending Confederate iconography in the wake of the white nationalist Dylann Roof's massacre of black churchgoers in Charleston, S.C. In one email, Miller recommended that Breitbart draw parallels between Pope Francis' 2015 speech before Congress, in which he called on America to welcome immigrants, and the wildly racist 1973 novel "The Camp of the Saints," in which weak-minded leftists allow soulless brown hordes to conquer the white world.
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While the game is rooted in the story of a very specific part of the country, the struggles that Possum Springs and its denizens face are the same of Philippi and of any of America's dying small towns: industry that left and isn't coming back, new work only coming from faceless, soulless mega corporations, thinking things can't get worse and then unexpected bills appear and you don't have the savings to pay for them, watching your once peaceful community succumb to addiction and crime, the all-consuming desire to escape, and the guilt that eats away at you for everyone else who couldn't get out.
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