Speed brings spectacle, and Formula 13 definitely wants more spectacle.
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Vogt-Roberts knows it's spectacle we want and it's spectacle he delivers.
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If a spectacle takes place and no one watches, it's not a spectacle at all.
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"The spectacle is interesting because it's not a corporate spectacle—it's very homemade," he tells me.
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Debord's critique of cinema as spectacle, in his seminal book, Society of the Spectacle (1967), is particularly important to Adamson's thesis, since she frames essay film as a spectacle that turns against itself.
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I don't want this spectacle-making illness to make a spectacle of me and, in so doing, her.
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The museum yokes the spectacle of fashion and the spectacle of Catholicism in its largest costume exhibition to date.
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It's just the right type of bloated spectacle to complement his talents, whereas Monday Night Football is, somehow, the wrong type of bloated spectacle.
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We're watching television, the internet, the saga, the spectacle, Guy Debord talked about the society of the spectacle when he was writing in the '70s.
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The mob provides us with spectacle after spectacle we may not even realize we've demanded—it forever recognizes our boundaries, our pleasures, our conceptions and misconceptions.
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But there's something tragic and unfair about becoming a spectacle in death, especially in a spectacle that's more about a murderer than any of his victims.
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But second acts also tend to be the acts that are most reliant on character interaction, not spectacle, and Hollywood studios are convinced spectacle is what sells.
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In The Society of Spectacle, Debord argues that spectacle — "the sun which never sets over the empire of modern passivity" — can be expressed through propaganda, entertainment, or iconography.
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Unlike previous summits, where an event is turned into a spectacle by the media, this time the spectacle itself was the event, staged for the benefit of the press.
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In this vacuum, content isn't actually adding to the spectacle, but instead meaninglessly existing in a portal for souls who are ultimately just killing time before/after that spectacle?
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Note how Debord starts multiple sentences with the phrase "the spectacle is…": The spectacle is the other side of money: it is the general abstract equivalent of all commodities.
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Bukkake is not something that people are necessarily going to get pleasure watching and masturbating to, but something that gets looked at as this spectacle [for the sake of spectacle].
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With confusing references careening from Manchester United to the Garuda and Nāga, the artist creates his own spectacle, while alluding to our adulation for spectacle in sports, pop, politics, and war.
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Star Trek Beyond offers spectacle (especially in its gigantic third act), but it takes the time to set up that spectacle, which makes it all the more potent when it hits.
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Ya know ... don't make a spectacle of your testicles.
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"I feel like people talking about it being a political spectacle is what has made it a political spectacle," Will Bowman, a 36-year-old welder from Richmond, Virginia, told VICE News.
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"There is an expectation, when you move, that there is a need on Broadway for spectacle, but what you feel is that the audience themselves are the spectacle in this piece," he said.
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The celestial spectacle is expected to be visible through Feb.
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The Trump Show is a macabre, fascinating, appalling, thrilling spectacle.
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"He makes a spectacle of himself," Kelly said of King.
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But Curtis has always been unafraid of spectacle and humor.
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The Caesars Palace Fireworks Show is the biggest spectacle , though.
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Above the crowd, a sea of iPhones captured the spectacle.
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Creating a huge spectacle with actual living people, that's easy.
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The MTV Video Music Awards are always built on spectacle.
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The entire spectacle was a circus — which was the point.
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It has been, on the surface, a spectacle to watch.
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"Finding Nemo" (2003) created a visual spectacle, according to critics.
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It will be the ugliest spectacle in recent political memory.
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The biggest spectacle was saved for the family's final party.
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He hints that the entire spectacle was funded by Democrats.
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Ailes's news judgment was indistinguishable from his instinct for spectacle.
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Photographers captured some intimate moments away from the TV spectacle.
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Clinton also nodded to the astonishing spectacle of Sunday's debate.
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The result is an incredible and shocking spectacle without precedent.
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The starry spectacle is set to take place between Oct.
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Who says this show is all spectacle and no substance?
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The deeply convoluted storyline provides plenty of opportunities for spectacle.
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It's all quite a spectacle, and perfect for a celebration.
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Where mad spectacle once was king, now we had civilization.
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"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" typifies the wacky spectacle.
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It's not really about that, though; it's about the spectacle.
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Jones is the kind of person whose presence invites spectacle.
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With the media, truth is always secondary to the spectacle.
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Caught up in the spectacle, these moments washed over me.
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It's a spectacle that is being watched with foreboding abroad.
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The resulting spectacle is being called the Copa América Centenario.
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Nobody wants the public spectacle of this failing in committee.
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Neither spectacle proved a perfect fit for the Sanders message.
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Trump, like many authoritarian figures, understands the value of spectacle.
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Even purely as a spectacle the debate came across flatly.
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But if you're expecting an unobstructed view of the spectacle ...
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Television and print journalists flocked to the spectacle around Nixon.
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The Syrians stood quietly to the side, watching the spectacle.
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I just think she thought the spectacle was too much.
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That sense of flow and spectacle extends to other mechanics.
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Trump designed Tuesday's Oval Office meeting to be a spectacle.
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SPECTACLE: The Astonishing Life of Ota Benga, by Pamela Newkirk.
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The spectacle was a surprise to the photographer from France.
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"Doctor Atomic" embraces one thing opera does do well: spectacle.
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Voters may no longer believe that politics is mere spectacle.
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The ugly spectacle of disrespect played out over several days.
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Visitors seemed more awed than horrified by the snake spectacle.
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To his critics, it was all spectacle with no payoff.
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People just like to look at the crash, the spectacle.
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They're going to be without the spectacle of a crowd.
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BY ITS NATURE, wood does not lend itself to spectacle.
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To avoid that spectacle, the topic was changed to nonproliferation.
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And the spectacle doesn't stop with the Richardsons and Warrens.
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But what they saw was more spectacle than genuine sport.
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The Spectacle: Mostly just two very pretty people in space.
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What a disheartening spectacle of bombast, braggadocio and rude behavior.
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"1917," on the other hand, is all and only spectacle.
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Tellingly, they are interested to a great extent in spectacle.
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Instead he chose to go make a spectacle of himself.
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Instead, the spectacle is playing out on every news channel.
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The spectacle was much more than what occupied the screen.
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Pictures of the spectacle have since gone viral on Weibo.
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Near a screen at midday, when the celestial spectacle begins?
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The spectacle returned on Wednesday, as a helicopter buzzed overhead.
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It's a refreshing dose of reality after so much spectacle.
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Being candid about the zoo's policy didn't require a spectacle.
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A lynching is a public spectacle; it demands an audience.
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"Spectacle: The Astonishing Life of Ota Benga," by Pamela Newkirk.
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Get closer than ever to this intense, and controversial, spectacle.
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There should be more spectacle and, above all, more suspense.
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"It's a horrible spectacle," said Joel Feinman, the teenager's lawyer.
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After the light spectacle, I circled back to the rally.
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Surreal spectacle That proposition was never put to the test.
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Unfortunately, the public likes to see a spectacle in cases.
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"The spectacle," Doran said, when asked why he was there.
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Some come for the spectacle, the circus of it all.
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"What a sad spectacle from such small people," he said.
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It fed on rage and the spectacle of pop culture.
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" They were, Lewis wrote in his journal, "an august spectacle.
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Expect the first debate to be an unwieldy, crowded, spectacle.
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He's a TV show for a country transfixed by spectacle.
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And throughout this year's health care debate, people with disabilities worked with able-bodied activists to stage the sort of spectacle necessary to cut through the endless spectacle produced by Donald Trump's White House.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Guy Debord's (1931–19893) best-known work, La société du spectacle (The Society of the Spectacle) (1967), is a polemical and prescient indictment of our image-saturated consumer culture.
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But that, too, was part of the spectacle, the message and the vision — of a focused and disciplined state, led by the Chinese Communist Party, that can put on a spectacle few countries can match.
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But for one night only it is worth enjoying the spectacle.
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"It is an interesting spectacle," he said of buying a result.
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Still, there was a suitable amount of spectacle: a Frozen reindeer!
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There's plenty of big fantasy spectacle going on in this film.
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But rather than delight, this spectacle can feel chaotic and deranged.
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Needless to say, the whole thing makes for a breathtaking spectacle.
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Putting the two onstage together is guaranteed to be a spectacle.
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But those movies promised the spectacle of romance, and vice versa.
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But Pelosi said she believes voters are getting past the spectacle.
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Many of them were tourists who appeared perplexed by the spectacle.
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But they observe goggle-eyed the spectacle unfolding across the Channel.
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The ceremony promises to be a spectacle of almost Olympic proportions.
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The show is a purposefully eccentric, confusing spectacle at the start.
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It personalizes its pilots, and turns each race into a spectacle.
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Once considered pure spectacle, 3D has lost its luster with audiences.
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But the Costume Institute's annual exhibitions are more than just spectacle.
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She was being made a spectacle for a brand new audience.
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The spectacle of disbelieving male senators badgering Hill galvanized the country.
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That carries at least one shock of a very happy spectacle.
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Here are six must-know things about the gloriously British spectacle.
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And it looks like the company's Spectacle glasses aren't selling well.
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With lights, dancers, and fireworks, it's quite a spectacle to behold.
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So almost every back yard can share in their springtime spectacle.
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Others just showed up to absorb the spectacle of it all.
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A WWE performer without an adversary would be a pitiful spectacle.
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Many people ignore me, some enjoy the spectacle, and others laugh.
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Pornographic images, however, turn this willing madness into a capitalistic spectacle.
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Like, don't make a spectacle out of how mad you are.
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And Lemon wasn't the only CNN employee fascinated by the spectacle.
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I think it stayed with me, though, for reasons beyond spectacle.
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If true, these are impressive numbers for such a bloody spectacle.
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You might call that feeling awe, the awe created by spectacle.
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As straight-up, visual storytelling spectacle, the episode was a marvel.
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Kwame Opam: The Grammys needn't be about spectacle for spectacle's sake.
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But at least we all get to share in the spectacle.
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Watching the spectacle from afar, I found myself missing the Gipper.
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Debord observed that the spectacle actively alters human interactions and relationships.
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Debord bleakly concludes that the integrated spectacle now permeates all reality.
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The spectacle is kicking off earlier than normal at 10 a.m.
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In the workplace, smart glasses are already less of a spectacle.
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Donald Trump, the Wizard of Orange, was behind the whole spectacle.
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If nothing else, the vapers hoped, theirs was a remarkable spectacle.
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Democrats underestimate how completely terrifying this spectacle appears to ordinary people.
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The odd objects and odder events form a refreshing anti-spectacle.
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But then spectacle became sport and the UFC became the NBA.
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As he introduced Gorsuch, Trump appeared to relish in the spectacle.
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Trump succeeded in getting cable television networks to air the spectacle.
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Hollowness: spaces between the wires, empty spectacle frames and shattered glass.
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It is the most awesome technological spectacle human beings have produced.
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"It doesn't matter how much spectacle you give people," he said.
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Directors of "Angels in America" have employed various levels of spectacle.
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The other patients and staff froze, fixed on the evening's spectacle.
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This claustrophobic bubble of spectacle offers little breathing room for truth.
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Boyle-helmed spectacle, titled "Isles of Wonder," was supposed to be
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For a full gallery of photos from the spectacle, visit Beyonce.com.
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This was my type of spectacle, and my type of crowd.
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Between her spectacle and influence, Jones seems the perfect festival headliner.
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However, their live show was already developing into an impressive spectacle.
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It's a bit of a spectacle, but one certainly worth exploring.
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Like most Trump rallies, it was a disturbing and unusual spectacle.
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Everything I ever accomplished has become a joke and a spectacle.
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"People here would much rather see spectacle than suspense," he added.
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The spectacle has also included weird attention on Musk's personal life.
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We've had too much of spectacle and terror and freak shows.
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They are now a precious spectacle, an impossible beauty, a relic.
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By 2020, all will have hosted the country's biggest sporting spectacle.
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Create spectacle, using social media to get news media coverage. 2.
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Spectacular is, particularly in the context of this anti-spectacle Biennial.
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Statesmanship is such a quaint word because spectacle has replaced it.
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And when you cover this as spectacle, he is the star.
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This kind of fantasy-spectacle is Mr. Varman's forte, not storytelling.
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Much of the protest seemed to be about spectacle and showboating.
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Others decried the spectacle of the hearing as unsubstantial and frivolous.
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The stagings in both Brooklyn and Los Angeles concentrated on spectacle.
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Think of "Spider-Man," the blockbuster movie franchise and Broadway spectacle.
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Who would want to stick around to watch this dispiriting spectacle?
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The Spectacle: The ways Soderbergh uses light and the lack thereof.
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Mostly, "Judy" offers the familiar spectacle of one star playing another.
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The more depraved that spectacle, the more it achieves its aim.
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After all of this spectacle, America will be a lot sicker.
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At one point, Trump hoped for a spectacle in the Senate.
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The three of them have given the city a new spectacle.
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It was a spectacle of domination and a show of force.
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It's all spectacle, diversion, exaggeration, make-believe, daydream, pipe dream, imagination.
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After that, the spectacle will cross the South Atlantic into Africa.
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At least four people appear to be onboard, watching the spectacle.
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Some paid nothing to see the spectacle; others paid a lot.
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"This subpoena is nothing more than a political spectacle," added Rep.
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Elis is peddling the match as a spectacle, a Finnish benchmark.
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Now, every February, tourists flood Mohacs to take in the spectacle.
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Fully staged opera productions alternated with feats of avant-garde spectacle.
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DON'T put the spectacle of your relationship above your actual relationship.
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It was the kind of spectacle that Mr. Trump would appreciate.
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Till-Mobley flipped the script on the spectacle of black death.
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What really distinguishes MS-13 is the spectacle of its executions.
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It was such an enjoyable end to a fun, fascinating spectacle.
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Jones finds "power in being a spectacle, even a miserable spectacle," and sex with strangers — "I buried myself in the bodies of other men," he writes — becomes a sport at which he would surely win championships.
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Although the spectacle of this airship careening into fans below isn't quite the explosive spectacle of some new age Hindenburg, it's a visual anecdote for why the FAA isn't too thrilled about flying big drones over people.
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But the real star is the Zeffirelli spectacle, alternately cheesy and enchanting.
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A spectacle was born — as was an exercise in 100 percent turnout.
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Nothing protesters do could be outrageous enough to meet the original spectacle.
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What does this grand and monumental spectacle mean for the DIY community?
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In 1980, Boone and Bundy's relationship added further spectacle to the trial.
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If you're a serious MMA fan, the matchup is likely cheap spectacle.
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The spectacle ends with enormous shots of vodka for all, of course.
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The video also suggests that our indulgence in spectacle can be spiritual.
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Here are six must-know things about the gloriously British spectacle. 1.
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It would all be a pretty incredible spectacle during any previous administration.
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As the fallout commenced and the spectacle flared, one waited for the
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Crazy Rich Asians rejoices in the spectacle of the Young family's wealth.
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If you're looking for spectacle, that's what its Unpacked events are for.
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It was a pretty lackluster spectacle this time; Putin himself seeming bored.
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Lindsay Lohan's life has once again taken a turn into public spectacle.
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Then again, why not let others benefit from the celestial spectacle, too?
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The spectacle even drew celebrity participation from Whoopi Goldberg to Jerry Seinfeld.
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The spectacle of her murdering the thing she'd trained for was addictive.
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For Bannon, of course, Yiannopoulos's future was always in video, in spectacle.
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If we're no longer making sense, let's go full-tilt for spectacle.
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The World Cup was a massive spectacle designed to show Fortnite's place.
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Yeah, and then at the end you have the grand spectacle. Exactly.
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But they don't have to make a spectacle of those people, either.
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The mob was certainly a spectacle that required some effort to coordinate.
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The Age of Spectacle: Adventures in Architecture and the 21st-Century City.
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Witnessing this spectacle was like falling under the glamour of a vampire.
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When he heard of the Anthropology Days spectacle, he was not impressed.
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Women in full makeup participate in the Great Suffrage Spectacle circa 2777.
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This is all part of the spectacle, but not anyone's favorite part.
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Mr Muja's work, by contrast, rejects spectacle in favour of refugees' voices.
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The whole spectacle made our plans look pretty damn boring by comparison.
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A fusion of modern art installation and late 19th century illusionist spectacle.
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CARLOS CURBELO (R), FLORIDA: No one here is interested in a spectacle.
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Framed by her vibrant paper sculptures, the spectacle is something to behold.
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The original "Beer Hall Putsch" was the first Nazi spectacle in 1923.
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It's a spectacle, a stunt meant to bring attention to her case.
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Over the years, the Aero Show has turned into a visual spectacle.
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The translator, Hiroaki Sato, while certainly necessary, was secondary to the spectacle.
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Mostly to put an end to this spectacle, I jumped for it.
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But importantly, it's all away from the distilled heroin spectacle of WrestleMania.
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In terms of pure spectacle, it's the most astonishing thing he's done.
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ET had the opportunity to witness a proper spectacle: A rocket launch.
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For such a spectacle authorities expect 10,000 people to show up. 10,000.
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It's this reality TV spectacle of politics, which InfoWars very much is.
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Like all showmen, he put on quite the spectacle, as is tradition.
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But, it's so much more than just a spectacle of hilarious encounters.
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That's why Cassini's finale was so special: It's not just a spectacle.
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Donald Trump promised Republicans an entertaining showbiz spectacle at their national convention.
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Game of Thrones has always known how to put on a spectacle.
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"They've been a scientific spectacle since they've been introduced to Western science."
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It's a dizzying spectacle, one that's nearly impossible to look away from.
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What the superhero machine does best is action spectacle and oddball friendships.
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With this power, she relishes in feeding our beastly thirst for spectacle.
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They wear glittery fashions to heighten the spectacle of the impromptu concerts.
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If anyone should regret the spectacle about to unfold, it is they.
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The spectacle can be found on every screen that you look at.
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Instead we have Trump, who seems preoccupied with creating a televised spectacle.
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And campaigning is the aspect of politics closest to such media spectacle.
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FRANCE has been looking forward to staging a big spectacle this month.
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A landscape is a spectacle, perceived and interpreted by the human eye.
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But some attendees said they feared the spectacle still might intimidate onlookers.
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What mattered were the spectacle, the lawsuits, the fights, and the commotion.
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There's always a bit of spectacle to Veterans Days in New York.
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Ali took command of the spectacle even before Foreman entered the ring.
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But the spectacle wasn't enough to distract from the project's troubled legacy.
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It's a spectacle of bespoke stalls, with subsidized rents for legacy vendors.
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Regardless of the issues, the debate seems certain to be a spectacle.
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Even if that means signing is sometimes read as a visual spectacle.
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Friday: The opening ceremony, including massive spectacle plus the parade of nations.
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You delight in the spectacle of sunlight glinting off its slivered facade.
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For Kim, the spectacle was almost the entire point of the summit.
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You get to fly by her pain and bathe in her spectacle.
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India are more and more about money, about spectacle, about controlling the
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It was an incredible spectacle that blew away my already high expectations.
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It was a spectacle that oscillated between the comic and the tragic.
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That absolutely dazzling spectacle seemingly confirmed that the intelligence was from Israel.
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But not all of Maroon 5 peers will be watching the spectacle.
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Remember the spectacle of Alex Rodriguez fighting his drug ban in 2013?
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The spectacle will begin on March 9 and finish on March 8.
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So, why did I choose to endure this surreal new media spectacle?
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For instance, big technological leaps can provide prestige, exposure, glory, and spectacle.
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He could have built up the spectacle and drawn attention to himself.
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If the show's relatively low on spectacle, it's unbelievably high on potential.
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The only redeeming part of this piteous spectacle was the humanitarian response.
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Peter Jackson produced the CGI spectacle, adapted from Philip Reeve's YA novel.
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The spectacle is broadcast on live television, in a game-show format.
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This spectacle is stuffed with meaning for the people who take part.
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But take a step back, and a dark, compelling spectacle reveals itself.
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Thursday's spectacle is likely to make replacing her that much more difficult.
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No question, Mr. Trump loves a good spectacle — the bigger the better.
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They play just for the game, while men play for the spectacle.
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FG: Well, I am the eye that is looking at a spectacle.
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They watched a propaganda spectacle in a stadium, chatting all the while.
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Do they exploit vulnerable subjects and make a spectacle out of pain?
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At times, Trump turns the spectacle of politics to his political advantage.
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This rare spectacle seems to be worth the trouble for many visitors.
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The high emotional stakes of the story can make for grand spectacle.
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Both display a level of spectacle and design worthy of the neighborhood.
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What was billed as a spectacle turned out to be a dud.
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"Hunger Games" author Suzanne Collins sure knows how to create a spectacle.
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But for me, I understand this is a spectacle — it's a show.
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South Koreans clapped with them or aimed their smartphones at the spectacle.
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It "made for quite a media spectacle," he wrote in his memoir.
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Some skipped work to watch the spectacle of James Comey's Senate hearing.
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The new double-time "Thrones" relies more on spectacle, less on conversation.
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Particularly for contemporary Islamist terror, what matters is the spectacle, nothing else.
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Whether their efforts will draw students to the spectacle is another question.
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Let me be upfront here: There's something fundamentally obscene about this spectacle.
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The spectacle disgusted Tammy Greer Brown, a civic activist in the district.
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Instead it staged a baffling spectacle resistant to any timely, definitive verdict.
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And it provides a rare spectacle: a chief executive facing criminal charges.
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Also the media spectacle around it has been derogatory to other brothels.
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By then, most television viewers of the annual spectacle have changed channels.
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EssilorLuxottica's retail brands include David Clulow opticians, Sunglass Hut and Spectacle Hut.
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He preened and Trump swooned, tweeting about how "beautiful" the spectacle was.
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That painting was renamed "Love is in the Bin" following the spectacle.
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"Angels in America" can falter when directors aim too squarely at spectacle.
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Law enforcement has been planning security for Sunday's spectacle for two years.
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Putin, whose cronies orchestrated this circus, wisely distanced himself from the spectacle.
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It was clear before it started that it would be a spectacle.
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The storm around Mr. Friedrich's Stasi file has become a public spectacle.
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The art of the deal devolved into the spectacle of the tantrum.
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"I promised Diane something very quiet, not a spectacle," Tyler said, laughing.
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You might know this spectacle as Christmas with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
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Politically, however, the whole spectacle seemed unlikely to change much for Democrats.
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Midway through, De Schutter's grandmother interrupted the spectacle and began to speak.
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It was a spectacle built upon the fractured fault line of race.
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It's film that makes you surrender to the spectacle on the screen.
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For Rubio the spectacle will be worse than a ticket for loitering.
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And, much like Trump himself, the spectacle started loud and ended louder.
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Trump's public campaign against his own attorney general is a bizarre spectacle.
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It will be a spectacle where the songs live again and again.
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Which is aptly named for the spectacle the product's launch has caused.
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Game of Thrones, in general, privileges spectacle and surprise over everything else.
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What was supposed to be an intimate moment became a public spectacle.
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How does the spectacle of religion there compare to that at Mecca?
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It's about that spectacle of what people can engage in or consume.
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And imagine a thirst of the viewing public for having a spectacle.
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An unprecedented spectacle The week since Trump's Senate trial ended has seen an unprecedented spectacle: A President acquitted of impeachable high crimes has recommitted himself to the shattering of guardrails that got him into trouble in the first place.
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Citizen K is a worthy document of Russia's recent history, but what makes it compelling drama is the spectacle of a one-percenter punished and humbled—a spectacle that in the United States still feels like a distant fantasy.
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The museum's largest costume exhibition to date yokes the spectacle of fashion and the spectacle of Catholicism, complete with Virgin Mary drag, angelic attire, and a mingling of contemporary clothing, with ancient iconography already on display at the institution.
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But it is a dead certainty that the visual spectacle will be dull.
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The spectacle now unfolding across the English Channel will not have reassured them.
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Or will it crash and burn in a huge, morbid spectacle (of Spectacles)?
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THE ROYAL WELSH SHOW tempts its 250,000 visitors with competition, spectacle and wackiness.
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TV necessitates a character-first storytelling form, which pushes spectacle to the side.
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The novelty and the spectacle of the thing is typically a draw too.
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Religion and spectacle offer an escape, an alternative reality just beyond the screen.
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It might seem a bizarre spectacle, but it is not unusual in Taiwan.
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This one will occur during daylight, which will make for a unique spectacle.
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When it came to her baby shower ... that was quite a spectacle too.
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Allen said her mom now finds the entire event, and Twitter spectacle, funny.
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"She really does not want this to be a media spectacle," Lancaster said.
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It doesn't feel right to call Plexus either a dance or a spectacle.
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It doesn't feel right to call Plexus either a dance or a spectacle.
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There's also a massive bar within an otherworldly entertainment spectacle called The Oculus.
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Besson is also still in love with the spectacle of artists and performance.
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Finance capitalism is boiled down to its raw essence—pure and unadulterated spectacle.
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The spectacle of Toshiba's apparently endless crisis suggests more needs to be done.
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As kowtowing has become spectacle, flatterers are no longer embarrassed by their abasement.
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It failed, spectacularly, but that is how rockets tend to fail — with spectacle.
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Suddenly the halls are clogged with families and individuals gawking at the spectacle.
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It won't be the spectacle we're used to seeing from West's new lines.
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There was the spectacle of Trump and Giuliani implicating others in the scheme.
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But the VFX aren't meant to simply stun viewers with artistry and spectacle.
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But no one quite understood just how grandiose a fashion spectacle it'd be.
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EssilorLuxottica's current retail brands include David Clulow opticians, Sunglass Hut and Spectacle Hut.
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Yeah, Nilay's good at spectacle, I think he would agree with that term.
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Its sheer spectacle managed to overwhelm precisely the details that made it unique.
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It was less about the spectacle and more about the art of acting.
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Like most of us, I have witnessed the ongoing spectacle of Kanye West.
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The spectacle also features a teeny Ascot Landau carriage, made using 1,500 bricks.
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Instead, they considered yesterday's mesmerizing testimony a damaging but not cataclysmic public spectacle.
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The spectacle marchers created was unlike anything New York had ever seen before.
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"She really does not want this to be a media spectacle," Lancaster said.
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But the tone and the spectacle of Trump's unchained performance was equally stunning.
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The more excessive the spectacle, the bigger the audience and larger the revenue.
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And [spectacle] is designed to touch the nerve of that kind of society.
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The incentives on television, a visual medium, are toward partisan hackery and spectacle.
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Today, it's all about the power of the image, of entertainment, of spectacle.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan: "The views fueling the spectacle in Charlottesville are repugnant.
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"The spectacle, like modern society, is at once unified and divided," Debord observes.
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Debord defines two primary forms of the spectacle — the concentrated and the diffuse.
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If so, it will only reinforce the fundamental emptiness of the entire spectacle.
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That makes so much sense, especially live with the spectacle of the group.
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The hard graft of teasing out their secrets now offers less immediate spectacle.
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This eliminates the earlier grotesque spectacle of women undergoing hearings against their will.
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"I was hoping for a spectacle, a ghoulish cabaret," says Olivia Dee afterward.
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Indeed, the fourth series was forgettable beyond a few moments of violent spectacle.
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At the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), broken bones need not stop the spectacle.
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It became a media spectacle and turned a murder trial into prime entertainment.
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"He doesn't want to have the spectacle," Cusack said in reference to McConnell.
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But in modern times," he said, "we have never seen such a spectacle.
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This is the only reference to mummy display as spectacle in the exhibition.
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But some of it promises to border on spectacle, to put it mildly.
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Clearing the debris stretched into a 10-day ordeal and became a spectacle.
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" The entire spectacle was basically a futile defense of the misnomer "clean coal.
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Heard and Schlosberg refused to coat this wrenching spectacle in feel-good sentiment.
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How do you witness a spectacle like this and just keep on walking?
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We came to Barclays to hear amazement as opposed to see a spectacle.
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At the rehearsal, those moments could be enjoyed on the level of spectacle.
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This year's International Paris Air Show promises to be yet another dynamic spectacle.
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And his various business activities, including massive bankruptcies, became part of the spectacle.
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The sheer spectacle of the thing is pretty incredible, even by CES standards.
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"Watching these vessels speed through the water is quite a spectacle," he said.
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Do you think the media shares any blame for the spectacle we saw?
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They understood the power of spectacle, initiating those dramatic clashes at the Capitol.
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Most prominent Republicans have called on Greitens to spare the spectacle and resign.
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That includes "an impact from the spectacle of the Olympics," the company said.
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The cloud deal itself is what is at the root of this spectacle.
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This is the nature of any presidential election, as they're all ultimate spectacle.
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And as a visual spectacle, Lepage's memory palace is of the highest order.
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Which, if you're into football purely for the spectacle, is bloody good value.
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It was a scary, out-of-nowhere spectacle — people toppling, camera equipment flying.
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"It's all the spectacle I want to see in the theater," he said.
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"There's something about having such a public spectacle — it's not fun," she said.
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But it's the atrium which is the real spectacle to be marvelled at.
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The Fun Palace was more than spectacle; it had an important social agenda.
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At stake are vast sums of money and the spectacle is undeniably captivating.
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He also clearly fears the dramatic spectacle that such hearings would surely provide.
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He also understood that, for some reason, the same spectacle offended his father.
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It's the cover of Guy Debord's Society of the Spectacle, but configured differently.
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But the spectacle was unedifying and, possibly, a harbinger of worse to come.
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My colleague Kate Conger was on the scene for the speeches and spectacle.
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This spectacle would conceptually—in time and in space—contain the entire universe.
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As we headed back toward Punta Arenas, one more avian spectacle awaited us.
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It's an engrossing spectacle that manages to successfully speak to our reptilian brain.
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Apocalypses are supposed to be grand events of world-breaking disaster and spectacle.
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White women and children gathered up there and took pictures, like a spectacle.
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It is, after all, just one more part of the spectacle she disdains.
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Americans and their legislators, being human, are awed by the spectacle of power.
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Against this backdrop, United for Change is a spectacle masking an intellectual void.
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" Another voter called it "truly an all-around spectacle of storytelling and presentation.
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Creating this kind of spectacle has long been a specialty of Alexander Wang.
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We all recently lived through the public spectacle of the Brett Kavanaugh hearings.
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I was taken by my parents, and it was such an incredible spectacle.
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They can force me, through sheer force of momentum, to give into spectacle.
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"The views fueling the spectacle in Charlottesville are repugnant," he said on Twitter.
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The Spectacle: An action sequence involving a fight with moon pirates is breathtaking.
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Or do we need the spectacle of corpses to make the story real?
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The enormous spectacle at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on race day was especially intriguing.
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He later said he had enjoyed the spectacle, with its lively marching bands.
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"She really does not want this to be a media spectacle," he said.
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"She really does not want this to be a media spectacle," Clint said.
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The EPA is by no means the lone wolf in this regulatory spectacle.
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" Speaker Paul Ryan tweeted: "The views fueling the spectacle in Charlottesville are repugnant.
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Trump wants to make a show and a spectacle of his impeachment trial.
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Blackstock referred to the spectacle as a "silent disco screening," which was accurate.
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In 1917, the horror and spectacle of war are impressive but never felt.
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And then you go to Samsung and they're like, it's just a spectacle.
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American Ballet Theater's "Tchaikovsky Spectacular" program is better as Tchaikovsky than as spectacle.
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The spectacle of a president trying to discredit domestic intelligence agencies is unseemly.
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This weird televised suck-up spectacle may not raise Mr. Trump's approval numbers.
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It beggars belief that an American president would engage in such a spectacle.
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But at a brisk three episodes, it's also worth seeing for sheer spectacle.
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As spectacle, Antoine's made upstarts like Mamma Leone's look like summer-stock productions.
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Anyone watching Tsentr 2019 should expect a carefully choreographed military spectacle, Boulegue said.
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Underneath its spectacle, Trump's New Mexico rally only confirmed a sad, ugly truth.
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Indiewire&aposs Ben Travers wrote that "The Witcher" is "a pretty entertaining spectacle."
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John Mulaney's 2019 return to SNL brought yet another riff on Broadway spectacle.
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The clashes in the hearing were part of a long awaited political spectacle.
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While this isn't quite as exciting, the supermoon should be a beautiful spectacle.
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It will be a curious spectacle, revealing how capricious American politics can be.
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His second trial featured the odd spectacle of his cross-examining Mr. Malvo.
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The momentous future of electric air transport is, in fact, a fleeting spectacle.
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She recalls her dad's tales of the nightly spectacle with wonder and skepticism.
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In an era of resentment and anger, many voters thrilled to the spectacle.
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It's all quite dizzying, not the sort of spectacle that's easily replicable onstage.
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There's enormous worms, so you've still got the spectacle and stuff like that.
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And Vox will be live-blogging the whole celebrity-packed spectacle right here.
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I don't know what this [protest] is doing other than creating a spectacle.
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The whole spectacle is emblematic of Trump's unusual relationship to the news media.
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Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn, was an above average to legitimately great spectacle.
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And then there's Uriah Hall, a middling middleweight with an affinity for spectacle.
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"Saban doesn't need to make a spectacle of himself; the spectacle is all around him, and his job is to report it, drawing the line only when he feels the information might interfere with his readers' future fun," Mr. Musto wrote.
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Sharia (Islamic law) applies in some states and canings offer a violent public spectacle.
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What happens, though, when spectacle replaces intimacy is that characters and story disappear, too.
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Catherine's wedding to Arthur was a spectacle to put the Met Gala to shame.
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The iconic American spectacle was felled by a variety of factors, company executives say.
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In the end, results – or the lack thereof – will speak louder than Monday's spectacle.
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The monks who lead PS are known as Reticulites It was an impressive spectacle.
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Bundy's 303 murder trials in Miami were a televised spectacle, complete with unusual quirks.
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In a way, contemporary police killings in America recreate the same sort of spectacle.
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The proceeding smacked of spectacle over substance and shed little light on Mueller's findings.
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And indeed, there turns out to be plenty of spectacle and public controversy left.
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But it violates principles of military professionalism when the event turns into campaign spectacle.
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" Former Obama adviser Ben Rhodes, now an MSNBC contributor, called the summit a "spectacle.
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Backed by a handful of rocking Queen songs, the trailer is an electrifying spectacle.
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"It's sad," Bock said as he watched the spectacle a few dozen yards away.
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The Last Tycoon is about early Hollywood and the spectacle it strived to produce.
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His paintings leave no doubt about his delight in the visual spectacle of life.
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Is there real science behind the spectacle of these two tech titans locking antlers?
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The spectacle only emphasizes how much is at stake for the college sports machine.
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There is no doubting how effective these displays are on the level of spectacle.
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The best I can think is that a spectacle is to be looked at.
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In the corner, two older men took in the spectacle from a top bench.
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This past weekend, developer Epic Games put on the biggest Fortnite spectacle to date.
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Plenty of Republicans have made it clear they're not particularly enthusiastic about the spectacle.
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This makes the film unpredictable and genre-bending, but sacrifices character development for spectacle.
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I enjoy John Woo movies, where they make a choreographed spectacle out of gunfights.
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On the right screen, everything in the episode was a grand and terrifying spectacle.
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I like using acting and theater as a symbolism for politics, because it's spectacle.
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The spectacle elevates the festival-friendly dance music he performs under the moniker Deadmau5.
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As in the past, Slate and Evans didn't make a spectacle of their decision.
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That resulted in the spectacle of small, terrified children in cages, shocking the world.
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You'll just be able to cheer on the spectacle without worrying about human safety.
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To watch the spectacle in the 2016 primaries is to see those tendencies reversed.
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It's easy to become enamored with the demos and spectacle of big tech keynotes.
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The AI immediately starts fighting against each other, and it's a spectacle to watch.
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Needless to say, the spectacle was confusing for people watching it from the ground.
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They're at Calhoun Day to celebrate the myth and the spectacle — not the truth.
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Bradford puts forth no such claim toward the battle or even Philippoteaux's grand spectacle.
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Next up is Shark Week — named after a spectacle that Culkin has never watched.
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The half hour is quite the spectacle, and features Hamm at his absolutely hammiest.
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But "the shows we've selected aren't just about skill or spectacle," Mr. Seelig said.
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He set an example, and a challenge, for every arena spectacle in his wake.
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Tom Parker-like showbiz slickster, believed in success by way of publicity-generating spectacle.
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IS THERE ANY more miserable spectacle in global business than that of Europe's lenders?
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Its daily rise and fall is their heartbeat, an unseen spectacle of planetary extent.
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Throughout history, we have been viewed as sites of spectacle, fundamental excess, and metaphor.
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Photo The Nightlife Aquatic A nocturnal underwater spectacle that features creatures from the deep.
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Summit had become a known spectacle and status symbol, akin to a private Coachella.
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Asking for my own separate audio system felt like missing out on the spectacle.
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Riverdale has always been amazing at spectacle and understanding how to carefully dispense information.
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"It was a grotesque spectacle from the Cold War," Rodriguez said of Trump's speech.
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The music video for Taylor Swift's new single 'ME!' is a candy-colored spectacle.
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It's a league of spectacle as much as it is a league of basketball.
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You can be Drake and arrogantly assume the burden of carrying the entire spectacle.
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It is a massive number of elephants that have died to produce this spectacle.
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The spectacle takes on many more forms today than it did during Debord's lifetime.
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The Society of the Spectacle consists of 66 short theses divided across nine chapters.
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By paraphrasing Marx, Debord immediately establishes a connection between the spectacle and the economy.
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The diffuse spectacle of modern capitalism propagates itself by exploiting the spectator's lingering dissatisfaction.
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But compared to the usual milquetoast behavior of Congress, the spectacle was almost revolutionary.
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With media-friendly fanfare and team spirit to boot, the spectacle is stunningly obvious.
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Compared to the thumping spectacle of the concert, the encore is much more relaxed.
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Spectacle is all Trump has left, and it is beginning to lose its appeal.
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And this spectacle-heavy, character-light last season is what we're left with, apparently.
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"Spectacle is an essential thing for all the games that we show," he says.
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The spectacle had less impact on the other intended audience: Europe and the West.
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Only an Indian election, with its 800 million voters, comes close for sheer spectacle.
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The announcement was an odd spectacle, more befitting of a deal made than broken.
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"An arrest like this is a serious act, not a media spectacle," Biggs continued.
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Cable news has made a business and a spectacle out of our cognitive biases.
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And then all of a sudden it was back, the horror and the spectacle.
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It's a way of managing combat that heightens the spectacle of encounters between equals.
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There's an assumption in many of these reports that substance is useless without spectacle.
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More than five hundred teams competed over two days, creating an agreeably repetitive spectacle.
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However, that didn't stop their looks of wide-eyed wonderment at the retail spectacle.
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You may find yourself envying these people for having seen this delightful spectacle live.
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Mr. Jackson acknowledged offhand the unusual spectacle of Mr. Trump's presence in his church.
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It's hard to not feel a deep sense of national embarrassment from the spectacle.
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Where Glass wanted to be important, Spectacle claims it just wants to have fun.
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I love all of our action sequences and all the spectacle that we have.
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It was a spectacle of military precision and uncanny beauty, as well as pathos.
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And yet the sheer spectacle of power seemed to subdue the newspapers into respect.
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Dunkin' Donuts is kicking off its latest ad campaign with a high-flying spectacle.
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Those six-plus minutes at the C.M.A.s, though, were a more captivating political spectacle.
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A recent convention in Nashville revealed the crass spectacle that American politics has become.
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If there is one, it might not be the spectacle that some stargazers imagined.
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Then, one night, the spectacle of a bay full of bioluminescent jellyfish reawakens him.
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Instead, it brings me back to the kinetic spectacle of my favorite mech stories.
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Like his Birtherism, his Deatherism isn't no much about politics as creating a spectacle.
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Or perhaps spectacle isn't the right word, as that can has some positive connotations.
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Through the jury, we really see how much of this trial was pure spectacle.
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The sky was overcast, throwing a melancholic pall over the patriotic spectacle unfolding overhead.
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I just think this is the great spectacle of American life, in many ways.
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Lady Gaga taught us that part of the spectacle of pop stardom is reinvention.
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Cheerleading is really, really hard and so much more than a sideline entertainment spectacle.
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However, strolling through the vast caves, you'll encounter the sheer spectacle of their youth.
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Their trial soon became a public spectacle, followed like a real-life soap opera.
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"The video documents the performance and spectacle of governance," Reas said in a statement.
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And yet The New York Times recently presented its readers with that rare spectacle.
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Yet headlines heralding the event as some sort of don't-miss spectacle are everywhere.
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The spectacle outside the rally on Monday served as a visual and visceral counterpoint.
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This is modern Final Fantasy: not without substance, but clearly in love with spectacle.
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VATICAN CITY — Ancient Rome is credited with turning sport from athletic ritual into spectacle.
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We're now hostage to spectacle and theater in a way we never were before.
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But science sparkled on Monday, and helped us appreciate the spectacle in the sky.
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LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES Taylor Swift's Pop Spectacle WHO Taylor Swift WHEN May 153 — Oct.
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Train companies sold excursion fares for thousands of people to attend these spectacle lynchings.
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The bullying theater was riveting but, as always with Holbrooke, spectacle was also purpose.
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The homes are lit with a spotlight, recalling the spectacle aesthetics of crime shows.
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However they took in the spectacle, the emotions were the same: They were heartbroken.
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Here's a look at some of the milestones and mishaps of the annual spectacle.
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Jia has always had a sly sense of comedy, and an appreciation of spectacle.
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It is just a superficial political spectacle to conceal Mr. Abe's failure in diplomacy.
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Nevertheless, the spectacle that Villa Design Group ended up producing feels just as ambitious.
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And Asteroid Day gives me permission to indulge this spectacle of imagined global catastrophe.
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The spectacle makes more sense if you know the Dragon Boat Festival's origin tale.
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What it treasures most of all, though, are those who contribute to the spectacle.
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Then, after sparking international panic, he partially defused it in a hastily arranged spectacle.
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There's a suggestion of Catholicism in the spectacle of tormented male flesh, of course.
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Obama overemphasizes an element of couturial spectacle, but also projects a rock-solid cool.
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Mr. Nixon targeted the special prosecutor in such a rapid spectacle that it backfired.
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In "The Exterminating Angel," the animals are fewer, but the spectacle considerably more intense.
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Museums increasingly rely on spectacle to goose their attendance and, presumably, gift shop revenue.
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As memorable as the movie itself was the spectacle of patrons exiting the theater.
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Let's see if the spectacle can top the fabled fights of Las Vegas past.
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He turned a song-and-dance spectacle about Hitler into a Broadway smash. Hitler!
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Like any Broadway spectacle, the excursion was a splice of authentic emotion and fabrication.
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In Speed of Life sexuality is neither spectacle nor shameful; it is simply human.
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A nasty, exploitative spectacle of a woman's victimization, or the celebration of her resistance?
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"Journalists were confronted with the spectacle of an issues-free campaign," Tyndall told me.
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Gantry Plaza State Park in Queens also has a nice view of the spectacle.
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And it became a spectacle, when Barr entered from behind a curtain playing bagpipes.
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Plus, they come with the spectacle of well-known celebrity hosts and musical acts.
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There are scenes of anguish, but the film doesn't make a spectacle of pain.
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This is a total spectacle of camera specs, and every other kind of spec.
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This past week many of us watched the televised spectacle of the NBA draft.
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The facilities at Roehampton have never hosted a spectacle quite like a Sharapova appearance.
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The late hour lent a charged vibe of prime-time urgency to the spectacle.
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There's plenty of spectacle and space-fighting to keep The Rise of Skywalker entertaining.
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It'll be even more of a spectacle when it finally takes to the skies.
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Above all, the spectacle of racial injustice in his homeland spurred him to write.
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And the more engrossing the sporting spectacle, the more powerful is that sociopolitical one.
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Who can take pleasure in a 'spectacle' based on many cases of animal cruelty?
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Thousands of people came to SpaceX's launch site in Florida to watch the spectacle.
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"We don't mind a large decision on a big spectacle like this," Bogdanovich said.
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If that has the makings of an awkward spectacle, blame Louisiana's open primary system.
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Jackson is taking measures to ensure the trial does not turn into a spectacle.
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For now, at least, we have a beautiful spectacle to indulge in this summer.
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He was not a clever sidekick or an odd spectacle for the straight gaze.
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It was their own private spectacle, remote enough that no Americans had located it.
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" He calls American Steel "an aggressive spectacle," his "patriotic and poetic reexamination of America.
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Game of Thrones has simply gotten so big that its spectacle overwhelms everything else.
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President Donald Trump has turned the White House press conference into an exhilarating spectacle.
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Reducing those existences to just prurient transformation spectacle is neither progressive nor inventive storytelling.
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" She called MMA a "spectacle of violence" and "barbaric entertainment masquerading as a sport.
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It's a spectacle that requires a lot of security guards to clear the way.
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But the press conference—during which Trump answered no questions—was a bizarre spectacle.
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"Injecting himself into the aftermath and making it his victory to crow about may work with his absolute base but is probably not helpful with voters who didn't like the spectacle and therefore don't like the president continuing the spectacle," she said.
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In fashion museums, we always try to find a way to transmit certain ideas about what we are exhibiting: the history, the cultural context in which these items were created, the designer and the spectacle — because spectacle is so intrinsic to fashion.
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This year's TIFF saw a fair bit of spectacle in the big films, but Mother!
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And for that matter, the whole House of Edwards, that would've been quite a spectacle!
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Should the Zakarian trial proceed, it will create a legal spectacle for the new President.
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Still, there was nothing that could have prepared me for the sheer spectacle of Sumo.
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It wasn't long before the also-ran Minutemen became a spectacle in their own right.
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I was shocked early on, because early on the whole Trump spectacle bored me, frankly.
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I hoped that he was getting serious coin for making such a spectacle of himself.
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This year at Coachella the biggest spectacle wasn't Radiohead, Kendrick Lamar, or even Lady Gaga.
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Dominique Blum, 31, and Mia Parker, 50, from Pensacola Florida, were overjoyed with the spectacle.
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Julia Pastrana was an indigenous Mexican woman treated as a spectacle in life, and death.
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Interest in the spectacle was naturally high, but the gathering proved more pageantry than substance.
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The online spectacle surrounding YouTube celebrity James Charles started out as a spat between friends.
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Back in the day, we watched TV to be razzled and dazzled by the spectacle.
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MT: Much of The Spectacle of Illusion is focused around turn of the 20th century.
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Eurovision is such a spectacle precisely because it embraces this overlap between culture and politics.
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The program is organized by Spectacle Theater with special thanks to Blue and Laura Kraning.
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La La Land is a big spectacle film, and it draws heavily on film history.
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The spectacle spoke of Europe and France, old and new, the monarchy and the republic.
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Everything is spectacle, including previously minor events like college football recruiting and the NFL Draft.
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The biggest cheers were reserved for yellow cards, adding to the hilarity of the spectacle.
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The first time, skeptical of the spectacle, I insisted on opening one of the coffins.
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It was art as spectacle, no doubt, but the kind that also upends your expectations.
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She's a skeptical outsider who's nonetheless pulled into the spectacle – just like many of us.
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"I think people really love the spectacle of a straight actor 'playing gay,'" Eichner says.
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But white people did this often, and sometimes even made a public spectacle of it.
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But it's probably not possible to remove spectacle and incompetence entirely from a congressional hearing.
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Houston was alive with a spectacle the likes of which the world had never seen.
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Oh, and their cat, Mr. Screams, appears alongside the couple to watch the spectacle unfold.
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But even if there are only four contestants, this should still be quite a spectacle.
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Snapchat now has not one, but two Spectacle-selling Snapbots deployed at the same time.
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And yet, somehow, it's also Simmons who seems far more even-keeled about the spectacle.
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And they spare their countries the spectacle of dynastic politics, which can lead to mediocrity.
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Even by Donald Trump standards, the president's press conference on Tuesday was a surreal spectacle.
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It was already more spectacle for a Celine show than Philo would have ever entertained.
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So when you tune in to the royal wedding, by all means, savor the spectacle.
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This era also saw the birth of that most modern spectacle, the political sex scandal.
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They are ashamed the war has become a public spectacle and hurting the family name.
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It did little through event marketing or in-app promotion to encourage Spectacle content creation.
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He turns his death into a spectacle that forces everybody to think about the end.
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As it heads toward a massive climax, it knows it can always rely on spectacle.
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Even cable television, which has all too often acquiesced to Trump, largely ignored the spectacle.
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However, lighting the cauldron wasn't always a fiery spectacle akin to a space shuttle launch.
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This is proven daily by the spectacle unfolding at Trump Tower in New York City.
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Check it out ... everyone seemed to enjoy the spectacle, and GLo was pretty relieved too.
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It would have been considerably less of a spectacle, but it would have been fair.
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Today, a steamy frank is launched with the gravitas and spectacle of the latest smartphone.
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The entire spectacle (the music, models, fashion, celebrities, speeches) collided into a fresh, mastered production.
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Why do you think there's such emphasis on spectacle in blockbusters in the Chinese market?
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Super fun, easier than it looks, and why not make a spectacle at the beach?
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As its name suggests, the integrated spectacle is a combination of diffuse and concentrated elements.
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That is understandable, especially given the real-world consequences that will ensue from the spectacle.
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There are safe ways to watch the spectacle known as the Transit of Mercury, though.
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Meanwhile, the camerawork and dialogue keep our focus on the characters, not just the spectacle.
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Fireballs and flying hammers, lances and rocket launchers—the spectacle on show here is incessant.
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Mayweather-McGregor is on a sped-up timeline with no pretense of greatness, just spectacle.
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And nowhere was spectacle more spectacular than in the gladiator contests in the Roman Coliseum.
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The animation, paired with Nelly Kate's song Unreceived, is a moody spectacle dripping with glitter.
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It's a mesmerizing spectacle, straddling the line between grandeur and camp as only Cats can.
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But the spectacle in the lower house on April 17th surely counts among the oddest.
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Spectacle may win the ratings war for one day, but reality usually gets its revenge.
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It takes two sides to contrive a stalemate that borders on soulless disregard for spectacle.
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The whole thing is a spectacle right out of the annals of Washington swamp history.
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I love dazzling spectacle in video games, and COH is still capable of delivering it.
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Movies are shown dying on screen, but giving life to a new narrative as spectacle.
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Wayward Sky: a cute, heartwarming VR adventure Many VR experiences overwhelm the player with spectacle.
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As a matter of due process, Schiff's made-for-TV spectacle is a bad joke.
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Letter From America For the most part, the 2016 campaign spectacle has benefited President Obama.
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" Neil followed up by saying, "Often our emotions respond more to spectacle than to data.
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One would have hoped that the world's greatest deliberative body would be above such spectacle.
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Steve Cohen (Tenn.), a liberal Memphis Democrat, was among the spectators enthralled by the spectacle.
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Ms. Gomez strutted through an arena spectacle with spiky sets and a busy video backdrop.
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"Some people see a dumpster fire and do nothing but watch the spectacle," Painter says.
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The benefits for the latest spectacle—purchased at the price of human suffering—are many.
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Lloyd Webber solved the problem of how to make a credible spectacle from recycled material.
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At the Tour de France, it's just people who are drawn to a massive spectacle.
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The spectacle worked: Even lawmakers opposed to U.F.C. wanted their photographs taken with the fighters.
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With " SKAM ," you're not only an integral part of the spectacle; you're also a producer.
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Joe Biden, a former Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, famously compared the spectacle to kabuki theater.
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That it wasn't held during Fashion Week did not minimize the attention the spectacle received.
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Dr. Zydlewski sees the annual migratory cycle as a grand spectacle of predators and prey.
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The 2020 election cycle is all but certain to deliver another divisive, attention-grabbing spectacle.
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Op-Ed Contributor I have my parents to thank for preparing me for tonight's spectacle.
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But no modern President has made such a spectacle of his ego as Trump has.
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It turned into an international spectacle, streamed over social media and broadcast by television news.
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"This spectacle is doing great damage to our country," Nunes said of the impeachment inquiry.
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More than a year later, the bizarre spectacle known as Deflategate is still not over.
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Their facial expressions were serene and inscrutable, suggesting absorption in the spectacle of Gray's Papaya.
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As the roman numerals on the games went up, so did the much-applauded spectacle.
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The judge condemned prizefighting and those would who participate in such a spectacle of immortality.
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The first set of days have passed — the spectacle occurred on May 29 and 30.
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It was a place, he said, that reminded you about the need to deliver spectacle.
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You didn't behold this video, as you might a Hollywood movie, enraptured by the spectacle.
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The spectacle returned in 2009 for its 30th running, but on a completely different continent.
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Even the series that promised both the tightest competition and the biggest spectacle—Yankees vs.
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The spectacle of the awards has come to eclipse the other activities of the Academy.
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The stark emptiness of each room turns the whole spectacle into a TV trivia quiz.
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The effort to boot the president from office is certain to yield a memorable spectacle.
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Unfortunately, life as we know it won't exist on Earth as this spectacle plays out.
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Il est revenu sur la question du référendum dans un récent spectacle à guichets fermés.
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I'm afraid of becoming a spectacle — of showing them just how "abnormal" I actually am.
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You have to balance the content, the rigor and the scientific approach with the spectacle.
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It does not offer the viewer an easy spectacle, but expects engagement, compassion, and contemplation.
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The hearing was a remarkable spectacle, devolving several times into dueling partisan choruses of shouts.
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It was the first congressional hearing I had attended, and the spectacle was eye-opening.
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"The Infinite Hotel" ends with the mawkish spectacle of a dead father holding his daughter.
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How we switched to paper ballots, to avoid the magnifying-glass spectacle of punch cards.
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In a series devoted to spectacle, it harnesses the power of what we can't see.
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As the reserves dwindled, investors absorbed the spectacle of a government failing to restore order.
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And Ms. Walshe was at the center of the spectacle, singing demented, stammering mini-arias.
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Machismo becomes a spectacle in this absurd comedy by the Greek filmmaker Athina Rachel Tsangari.
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But there may also be something terribly wrong with the spectacle of covering this bloodshed.
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The spectacle was most often orchestrated by its lead salesman and performance artist, Joey Arias.
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To cover the week, T's photographers fanned out across the city to capture the spectacle.
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This spectacle isn't quite the same as the Ceremonies, but it feels connected to them.
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Who made such a spectacle of his grievances that he invented a phenomenon: sore winning?
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The Spectacle: An intense moment when the crew enters the atmosphere of a distant planet.
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The whole fractious spectacle was like a scene out of Vladimir Putin's anti-American fantasies.
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They embrace the spectacle of horror and all the ways it can manipulate unsuspecting individuals.
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My colleagues on the Culture desk discussed why they can't look away from the spectacle.
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Like combat itself, their experiences spanned scarcity and excess, spectacle and sorrow, isolation and crowds.
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Is the spectacle of the Mona Lisa hurting a deeper understanding and appreciation of art?
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It's a glorious spectacle that adds a new strategy to the game's most important battles.
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Rather, we reinforce this state of affairs when we lend our attention to the spectacle.
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The lynching of black people was designed to be a spectacle, to draw white mobs.
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The product was no longer the thing; it was the spectacle, the idea behind it.
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But ignoring the spectacle entirely was difficult, since none of the 50 states was untouched.
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From Oregon to South Carolina, thousands of readers shared their pictures of Monday's celestial spectacle.
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I guess I thought the answer would be more over-the-top and involve spectacle.
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Review The two headliners performed sets heavy on dancing, spectacle and Latin pride on Sunday.
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And in New York City, John Taggart captures the spectacle of Harvey Weinstein's rape trial.
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Yet maybe more jarring than Trump's words alone was the sheer spectacle of it all.
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Analysts said they could not recall a career civil servant quitting in such a spectacle.
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A new category of entertainment — part concert, part technological spectacle — involves holograms of dead performers.
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The main stage was quite the spectacle, showcasing one head-to-head match after another.
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On a recent Friday night at Town Hall, the audience seemed confused by this spectacle.
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It was a strutting spectacle of contempt for democratic processes worthy of President Trump himself.
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The paradox is that the value of debates comes from that very condition of spectacle.
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But what were folks talking about when they weren't distracted by the star-spangled spectacle?
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That's the key to what makes copying such a spectacle such a positive for Trump.
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Meanwhile, the Democrats lash out against anyone who questions or casts doubt on this spectacle.
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Caroline stepped between Korey and the team, who were looking at the spectacle in horror.
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Watching this unfolding spectacle in Washington, many voters know exactly how he must have felt.
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He wore the colorful clothes to help create a spectacle and offset his shyness onstage.
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But this is not the kind of spectacle that Wilson would have wanted to produce.
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For an international spectacle, this timing and format are probably the only ones that work.
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While both sound significant, neither will be much of a spectacle for the casual skygazer.
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The photo-led platform rewarded superficial spectacle, resulting in viral food crazes, like the Cronut.
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Making a spectacle of himself online and in the media draws buyers to his books.
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It was a remarkable start to what is expected to be a spectacle-heavy trial.
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But let me start out by saying that the spectacle this morning was completely unnecessary.
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But in Kushner's case — in Ivanka Trump's, too — that has been an especially perverse spectacle.
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This spectacle will not prevent some future president from abusing an emergency declaration more effectively.
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We're guessing his wedding won't be quite as big of a spectacle as hers, though.
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The spectacle of Bryant's last outing, though, had the counterintuitive effect of dissolving the pretense.
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If Republicans forfeit the House, Democrats will almost certainly create a spectacle that will derail conservatives' agenda and the remainder of Trump's first term -- a spectacle complete with a raft of new subpoenas, a spotlight on the Russia investigation and, many are convinced, impeachment proceedings.
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Instead of Theresa May's steadiness inspiring a return to fundamentals, you would have the spectacle — and it will be a spectacle — of the same Trump team that drop-kicked its policy shop and barely organized a national campaign trying to staff up an administration.
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In the course of breezily narrating the deficiencies of the past four presidencies, he breaks periodically to remind the reader what an unedifying spectacle Trump was making of himself at each point in time, and how that spectacle exemplified something ugly about the America aborning.
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They were whipped in public, as a crowd jeered and filmed the spectacle on their smartphones.
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But it's not the sort of spectacle we've come to expect from the Project Runway host.
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It's a hint at the walking spectacle that is, inevitably, the final form of Saul Goodman.
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The 1985 spectacle was seen in more than 150 countries and raised an estimated $245 million.
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But neither of these incidents held a candle to the unique and horrific spectacle in Piketon.
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A visual spectacle showcasing the power of its PS4 platform, and maybe nothing more than that.
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Pao pursued a trial—the very public March 2015 spectacle that stretched out over three weeks.
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But to me, to turn this into a spectacle -- and I'm against it on either side.
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All we need to do is just sit back and enjoy the spectacle in childlike wonder.
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Luckily, the car was surrounded with people observing the spectacle, and they alerted the driver quickly.
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Batman was a phenomenal spectacle for hundreds of thousands of suburban children during the late 1960s.
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This lack of spectacle also belies Frank E. Campbell's reputation as funeral chapel to the stars.
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Where the show transforms skill into spectacle is with those lasso-like weights attached to ropes.
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"They wanted to lean back and be entertained" by the spectacle of food, she told me.
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But the meeting promises to be a spectacle of brinkmanship that has oil markets on tenterhooks.
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The spectacle prepped the excited crowd to then cheer for him as he threw his pitch.
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Double Dutchess: Seeing Double promises to be a spectacle as only pop's glitziest star can provide.
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Instead, The Rachel Divide might be watched the same way Dolezal is seen — as a spectacle.
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So much of the awe of the novel are in those moments of spectacle and transportation.
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This seemed like genius on Ham's part, a large-scale canvas for a spectacle of Salvation.
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In my hometown of New Orleans, grief is a public spectacle that, somewhat paradoxically, necessitates celebration.
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Universal's $100-million-plus CGI spectacle "Mortal Engines" earned only $42.3 million worldwide over the weekend.
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Warmus' trial was a media spectacle, with several tabloids dubbing it the "The Fatal Attraction" case.
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The game's evolution into a faster-paced, more exciting spectacle has been most notable in India.
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Beckham and Drake appear to watch the spectacle, and are not alleged to have assaulted Sipes.
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My writing partner [the journalist Geoff Gray] had become interested in this ancient spectacle of bullfighting.
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Americans will watch a spectacle like the ones Republicans put on in 23, 1964, and 1976.
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All the while, the omniscient Maitreya bears witness, smiling beatifically through the spectacle of human misery.
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But if Mr Warner was also promising a spectacle, it is one that cricket desperately needs.
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They make such a spectacle out of it, and they don't do that with heterosexual relationships.
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There's nothing like an over-the-top spectacle to get the world in the Olympic spirit.
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In that sense, the exhibition may represent a turning point in the history of global spectacle.
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It was just this sort of spectacle that Kok had cashed in on as a blogger.
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But first comes the spectacle of his official coronation at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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Trump's relationship—or lack thereof—with US intelligence agencies isn't just a cause for political spectacle.
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Now, even in its most gruesome state, pain can be treated as a hyper-clickable spectacle.
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Even as it became more controversial, Game of Thrones only got better at providing grand spectacle.
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Or at least, it may not be as disgusting a spectacle if the fighters were attractive.
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The nods to spectacle did not override the solutions-focused air that prevailed throughout the week.
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Watching a rocket blast off from Earth is an awesome experience in terms of raw spectacle.
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The nebbish joy of stat tracking... with the explosive spectacle of an animated half-time show.
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The whole thing was a lurid spectacle, shameful even by the standards of Washington show trials.
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USA Today: Still, Edwards has a great handle on what makes Star Wars-ready visual spectacle.
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Over the years, as with everything Sink The Pink, the spectacle has only grown in size.
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"The spectacle of wrestling has always fascinated me ever since I was a child," says Taft.
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Every year, I attend the remarkable AIPAC Policy Conference in Washington, D.C. It's an incredible spectacle.
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Anyway, the waiting crowd outside certainly seemed to love the spectacle, and frankly ... so do we.
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Our sources say Wendy does not want to create a spectacle in the New Jersey courtroom.
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Without ecology, the genetic resurrection of extinct species could be little more than an interesting spectacle.
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The opinion of Kenyans on the summit and its grand finale spectacle seems to be divided.
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The diffuse spectacle, which relies on a rich abundance of commodities, is typified by wealthy democracies.
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The spectacle of the female fundamentalist celebrity is not recent, and she is not an anomaly.
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It's a natural spectacle and local families have taught their children to protect the marine turtles.
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Or are they just frightened, and distancing themselves from the victim by turning her into spectacle?
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That might make for a better spectacle, and benefit competitors who opt for poise over power.
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Cody can be a latter-day traveling spectacle, working everywhere in the world, honing his craft.
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I don't care how many people we reach and how much of a spectacle we create.
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Now, barely a fortnight after England won the tournament, jubilant supporters await Test cricket's greatest spectacle.
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Despite the warning, people could be seen near the flow, taking pictures and watching the spectacle.
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Depending on your tolerance for animal cruelty, that could have been an interesting spectacle, I guess.
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Getting Spectacle snaps onto your phone — and up onto Snapchat itself — is not quite as smooth.
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As for the parade, looks like we might be getting a spectacle straight out of Pyongyang.
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The suffering is part of the spectacle, but the sufferers are just characters in the show.
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The city, which he mapped with his walks, was a playground, the spectacle for his spectatorship.
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Trump's first few months in the White House have been a struggle between spectacle and reality.
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Granted, Kanye's latest media spectacle could be aimed at drumming up press for his upcoming album.
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The changes in Rouben Ter-Arutunian's scenery alone make the ballet a spectacle like no other.
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That honor belongs to the spectacle of Mike buying a round for everyone at a bar.
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The spectacle of the last couple of weeks looks like it might just secure its repeal.
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"Obviously there's a huge spectacle happening right now," she said in a phone interview with Mashable.
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An electronic spectacle like Where Are Ü Now required long hours of production and fine tuning.
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We could really make a very impressive spectacle of the races at that time of day.
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Not least, because he knew the spectacle would both excite the audience and generate huge publicity.
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Everything about the Joint Security Area, in particular, is a spectacle designed to perpetuate a narrative.
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Stephenson also expressed frustration that the private discussions had become the subject of a public spectacle.
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It presents the spectacle of a great visual poet reduced to unstructured, though lyrical, painterly prose.
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After costs, only about $15 million was distributed, but it remains a spectacle like no other.
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And even as an avid opponent of the entire Trump spectacle, I feel sorry for Melania.
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Lumus provides a projector-like technology that overlays images onto the "screen" of a spectacle lens.
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American Priority, the group, said the spectacle is part of a "meme exhibit," The Times said.
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This could take a long time, but what a beautiful spectacle that forest of horns made!
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Yesterday, they made a reasonable offer to avert this spectacle, and, once again, the chairman declined.
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Americans will once again be treated to the spectacle of myriad activist groups that oppose Trump.
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On Swimming OMAHA — The United States Olympic swimming trials are the spectacle that Michael Phelps built.
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The modern media age transformed the State of the Union message into the spectacle it's become.
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Some shoppers were enticed by the promise of spectacle, while others felt the pull of nostalgia.
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Meanwhile the president has reveled in the spectacle of two favorite targets turning on one another.
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This year, the spectacle was held at Radio City Music Hall in New York on Thursday.
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She would have gladly accepted and we all would have been spared the entire embarrassing spectacle.
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We were simply there to meet a bus, not become central players in a media spectacle.
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Political commentators expect a purely symbolic spectacle when the two meet in Finland on July 16.
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Fireworks lit the sky in a synchronized spectacle over the city as the new year began.
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When the spectacle is over, Forsberg emerges in a cloud of smoke from the burnt rubber.
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Tonight's dark sky will make the spectacle of the annual Perseid meteor shower even more scintillating.
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Mueller's appearance before Congress on July 17 is certain to be a spectacle of historic proportions.
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His move quickly created a spectacle, with reporters gathering around Paul for an impromptu press conference.
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It was an extraordinary spectacle of him being interviewed by NBC&aposs Andrea Mitchell in Aspen.
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Not every American supports a journalist who wants to become a spectacle instead of report news.
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Trilobites Wednesday's solar spectacle over the Pacific Ocean wasn't the only eclipse to happen this week.
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It trumps up something people do pretty thoughtlessly into a spectacle that might seem vaguely dystopian.
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The community spectacle reaches its peak during the annual Halloween celebration and performance by Mr. Creepy.
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Wargames and tactics games transform empty, unremarkable space into a stage for drama, spectacle, and brilliance.
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It plays out on television and social media like an exhausting spectacle, always turned to 11.
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Why anyone would want to watch such a miserable spectacle is beyond us, to be honest.
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When you are in Miami, there's a ritual and a spectacle to the club-going experience.
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You can read about the legal details of her conservatorship, the spectacle of her Vegas residency.
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What redeems the relentless spectacle, though, is that it's in the service of a passionate argument.
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" As for the spectacle of so many Turkish journalists behind bars, he said, "They deserve it.
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"I'm going to say that was a suboptimal launch," Cramer said of the glass-shattering spectacle.
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It's a spectacle itself, where you have really nice things hiding among other really nice things.
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Sometimes you can make more money for a few years but actually it spoils the spectacle.
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Or they showboat, putting on a huge spectacle that's sure to attract someone (Super Bowl advertisers).
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Unlike most of his other films, "Fanny and Alexander" is an audience-friendly, life-affirming spectacle.
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Some, of course, will ignore the spectacle of football violence entirely, and that's all right, too.
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And the novelty of an Instagrammable outdoor spectacle is something brands crave now more than ever.
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According to Dr. Faherty, you can see the spectacle today and tomorrow at 27:83 p.m.
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Mr. Pérez's death, shown on Instagram, transfixed Venezuela, making his last moments his final public spectacle.
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It was an embarrassing spectacle for an event commemorating a police raid on that very spot.
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It is commensurately less about the Goya, and more about the spectacle of recreating the Goya.
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Poptimism has nothing against rock — it just also genuinely loves the pleasures and spectacle of pop.
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Unesco has added the spectacle to the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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Without shared evidence or explicit reasoning, a theory is just a befuddling spectacle — spitballs taking flight.
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"Chung Kuo" alternates between the Brownian motion of bustling crowds and the spectacle of organized humanity.
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Like other recent Gilliam films, it often jumbles spectacle and sense, and fumbles some important emotions.
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So do you see that as a more of a trend, or is spectacle also there?
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But the spectacle of an attorney general saying it outraged current and former law enforcement officials.
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For the first time in a while, I didn't feel like a spectacle or an outcast.
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A little patriotic pomp in the face of an existential crisis and a quintessentially American spectacle.
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I'd say it was a shocking spectacle, except that it's hard to get shocked these days.
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Lawmakers impeached and removed him, even as he defiantly fought back, seeming to embrace the spectacle.
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This year brings the spectacle of Colin Kaepernick and his search for employment as a quarterback.
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A City Council bill would ban vendors at the Christmas lights spectacle in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn.
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The Spectacle: A visually haunting moment early on shows the character hovering above the earth beatifically.
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The Spectacle: A single-shot sequence in which an accident leaves Bullock mercilessly rotating in space.
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This two-part series explores the links between two types of public spectacle: cinema and pugilism.
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Some people watching the spectacle of disaster in Houston find the comparison between their experiences troubling.
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But Lopez, who's of Puerto Rican heritage, had a political message underneath the breathtaking pop spectacle.
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The fascinating thing about the actual story, though, is that the entire spectacle was Crawford's idea.
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But Hollywood covets the red-carpet spectacle, which comes during nomination balloting for the Academy Awards.
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The McKittrick is home to the theatrical spectacle "Sleep No More," which I've seen only once.
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But the hours-long spectacle appeared to change few minds, with a key Republican lawmaker — Rep.
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But she finds the spectacle of women arguing over their rights and their bodies newly relevant.
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Ms. Montes had moved to Mexico about three years ago when she encountered this popular spectacle.
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But the quality of the spectacle and the depth of the emotions were real in Prague.
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So come back to Handelsblatt Global on Sunday night to see how the spectacle turned out.
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And the looming spectacle of a contentious impeachment trial against a president running for re-election.
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Surrender to it, though, and a narrative — of spectacle, conflict and retaliation — will eventually become clear.
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And when it comes to spectacle, even Sony has to cede the crown to Mercedes-Benz.
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But it's also hollow, lacking the emotional heart that makes the genre more than empty spectacle.
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That suggests that the protracted spectacle of impeachment will hang over Mr Trump's re-election campaign.
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As the heated exchange continued, Pelosi and Schumer again called for an end to the spectacle.
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The hour lent a prime-time urgency to the spectacle, but both sides reverted to boilerplate.
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If spectacle is what you crave, a Trump rally is worth getting up before dawn for.
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People were unprepared for the digital fur technology that was unleashed in the two-minute spectacle.
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What defenders of Cattelan hope sets him apart, however, is his mastery with images and spectacle.
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"America has really become a mental asylum (thanks for the spectacle …)," it posted on Jan. 26.
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Throw in the spectacle of St. Patrick's Day and you've conjured up a perfect Irish celebration.
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Hours later, Saturday Night Live turned the whole ridiculous spectacle into fodder for a cold open.
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Surrender to it, though, and a narrative — of spectacle, conflict and retaliation — will eventually become clear.
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