The Saudi response was startlingly fierce, and relations remain strained.
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I think that was really startlingly moving to us. Absolutely.
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More than 200 years later, the narrative sounds startlingly familiar.
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It is not just virgin vehicles that are startlingly expensive.
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Winslow comprehends them right now, in a startlingly refined way.
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Many of Stockbridge's participants are startlingly candid about their lives.
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Meanwhile, New York's policies on reproductive rights are startlingly regressive.
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The steak tartare features confidently, startlingly thick chunks of meat.
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In exchange for anonymity, newspaper executives gave startlingly candid commentary.
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Both men remain startlingly calm in the game's frenzied eye.
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The best of them seem startlingly ahead of their time.
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Google's surveillance isn't in the news, but it's startlingly intimate.
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There are other notable Sherman series that remain startlingly rude.
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Finally, the mother came outside and told Ring the startlingly news.
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And EPA press officials themselves have been startlingly hostile to reporters.
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Overall, these women are doing a startlingly good job of budgeting.
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Despite its startlingly pale bark, weirwood trees have blood red leaves.
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It's dazzling, witty, and, when you least expect it, startlingly poignant.
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Shot by shot, "Too Old To Die Young" is startlingly beautiful.
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China's once-startlingly fast economic growth has slowed steadily since 2010.
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Initially shocked by such an erratic candidate and a startlingly racist
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On balance, the estimates are startlingly similar to the exit polls.
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More startlingly, some may actually experience direct psychological benefits from it.
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The Clippers and the Warriors play startlingly different brands of basketball.
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He was handsome, with a nice smile and startlingly blue eyes.
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And prime-age men outside the workforce are in startlingly bad health.
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Rihanna's loose, light brown waves were startlingly similar to her 2013 look.
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By working together, these two networks can produce some startlingly good fakes.
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It also produces a decent vapor that's startlingly warm compared to others.
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As Cornell University psychologist Janis Whitlock discovered, the practice is startlingly common.
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By contrast, Greenpeace's public statements on GMOs tend to be startlingly unscientific.
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The photos are startlingly normal, despite the fact that Gigo is inanimate.
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Yes, he can be moody, sometimes startlingly candid and an undisciplined campaigner.
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The choice was not complicated, but the timing, is, again, startlingly bad.
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He can be pointedly sarcastic in one song, startlingly vulnerable in another.
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At best the deflection is a startlingly feeble, unsophisticated attempt to obfuscate.
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Startlingly, faxing "is the standard," Ms. McGillicuddy said, for medical records requests.
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"V Sge will appear startlingly bright in the night sky," Schaefer said.
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"This is going to be a female profession," Mr. Zehetner predicted, startlingly.
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They are also expected to be startlingly athletic well into their pregnancy.
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The East African nation reports startlingly high rates of women dying during childbirth.
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This Diana is startlingly pure of heart and clear-eyed in her vision.
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The bird feels startlingly real, due in large part to the lifelike animations.
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Both made startlingly tone-deaf comments that have sparked outrage among their fans.
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The effect is startlingly dramatic — especially when coupled with spine-tinglingly haunting music.
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Together these startlingly jolt conventional wisdom that November carnage is approaching for Republicans.
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It's one of the most startlingly progressive laws this country has ever enacted.
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Startlingly, there's evidence that a melting Arctic could be related to these events.
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But the result is startlingly delicious, hitting your brain's receptors like a jackpot.
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It was startlingly sweet and sexy, not least because it was so respectful.
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" The Spanish-language daily, El Diario, more startlingly heralded, "El Paso, National Battleground.
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All this means that sexual harassment is startlingly common, and harassers are rarely punished.
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But for all the rallies and rants, he's been startlingly absent on major issues.
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Startlingly, the moral authority of the security forces is never challenged in the film.
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The unknown man's photos, paired with mine from the recent trip, are startlingly similar.
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When traditional gatherings aren't possible, virtual assembly is a startlingly effective way to demonstrate.
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The patterns on the dunes were startlingly similar to the patterns on the RSL.
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Somehow, creator David Robert Mitchell managed to produce a startlingly compelling film from it.
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But while the restrictions are familiar, the rationale employed is new and startlingly cynical.
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With the exception of a startlingly green pistachio cake, most desserts are made elsewhere.
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A look at Middle Eastern news media shows that this idea is startlingly common.
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Sansar is visually placid and often beautiful, but it's also startlingly scalable and boundless.
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And it closes with a startlingly beautiful bedside reunion of two long-divorced lovers.
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No matter when you meet Jane Eyre, she is always a startlingly modern character.
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His holiday album, "Socks," is a collection of original songs with startlingly original conceits.
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Democrats have done startlingly well in special elections this year, often in conservative districts.
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Then Lillard came startlingly close to another triple-double against the Lakers on Jan.
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Startlingly specific touch systems, or "labelled lines," as they are called, have been identified.
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A startlingly original debut feature about the specters that haunt Dakar, and everywhere else.
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Stay for the villainous Kylo Ren (Adam Driver, "who delivers a startlingly raw performance").
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The past is an anchor excavated, polished, and re-presented as something startlingly new.
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And each time, the old technologies of books, classrooms and teachers have proved startlingly resilient.
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"He was startlingly nice," says Allison Glasgow, who's worked at the bookstore for 11 years.
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If the footage is of high enough quality, the result can be startlingly effective. Trumpton?
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In the context of the last few years, however, those January exports were startlingly low.
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Yet in a difficult financial environment, startlingly large numbers of corporations are slashing dividends anyway.
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The research also suggests startlingly high psychiatric diagnosis rates among young children receiving foster care.
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The early consultants knew what they were doing, and their approaches could be startlingly modern.
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The plan achieved the unlikely feat of being both hugely expensive and yet startlingly inefficient.
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That same bracelet — or one that's startlingly similar — makes an appearance on Chmerkovskiy's own wrist.
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Despite having a unified government, Republicans have accomplished startlingly little over the last two years.
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Food insecurity exists in every community across the country, and the numbers are startlingly high.
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Many schools' curricular requirements are startlingly porous, allowing courses of remarkable parochialism to pass muster.
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As for Ms. Heartscape's work, centered on the risks of queerness, it's startlingly soul-baring.
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Throughout his life, the American writer Russell Hoban produced a number of startlingly original novels.
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"The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle," by Stuart Turton, a startlingly original debut crime novel.
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Black codes created conditions that were startlingly similar to slavery in parts of the South.
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Up close, they were startlingly green, their slopes covered by trees, bushes, and flowering plants.
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Adiga is a startlingly fine observer, and a complicator, in the manner of V.S. Naipaul.
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All of this seems so mundane now, but at the time, it was startlingly novel.
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Startlingly, the accounts criticize with very specific details the players and staff of the 76ers.
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At the end of a long day, Jollibee is a startlingly uncynical place to be.
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And the pussy-bow blouses and A-line midi-skirts look startlingly fresh in 2018.
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The results are occasionally baffling, at other times startlingly similar to memes made by humans.
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"Dark times call for dark hair," she captioned the photo, which revealed her startlingly shorter locks.
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But while Horizon's setting feels exciting and new, actually playing it is a startlingly familiar experience.
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But, startlingly early on, his own colleagues are starting to wonder what King Donald is for.
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Startlingly obscene graffiti adorn the walls of the salon where a ruler once entertained his guests.
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The result is a startlingly effective, seat-edging thriller that's framed against a science fiction yarn.
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The necklace is so startlingly heavy, so gaudy, and so overpowering to the average female form.
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More startlingly, Trump stated that he had expected Chairman Powell to be an "easy money" chairman.
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This year, however, Atlanta came startlingly close to getting its first white mayor in 20103 years.
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But by omission it's made something startlingly clear: your next laptop won't be an Apple one.
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Their names are Catherine (the startlingly beautiful Katherine Reis) and Monique (a high-octane Susan Heyward).
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A brief embrace is startlingly moving; the only evocation of human warmth in the hourlong work.
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During A Tribe Called Quest's reunion shows in the 2000s, his energy could be startlingly low.
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It's crazy a lot of those same exact issues remain startlingly present up to this day.
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It's about her growing up in Tehran during the Iranian revolution, told in startlingly beautiful animation.
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The commercial complex is surrounded by startlingly green farmland just outside the small village of Livarot.
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Three Dada-ish assemblages from 1925 using earthenware flowerpots and found objects are startlingly au courant.
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The strategy employed by the research team was startlingly effective at identifying potential causes of disease.
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If the communism of the apostolic church is a secret, it is a startlingly open one.
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Mr. Trump, when he is not obfuscating, is sometimes startlingly transparent about why he makes decisions.
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Startlingly, she gets back in the car and drives to her sister's house, naked and charred.
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Long lines for food were becoming startlingly common in La Vela and inflation hit triple digits.
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In between is this startlingly prescient 1965 satire directed by Elio Petri and scored by Piccioni.
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The building's interior looked like a prosaic conference room except for the startlingly bright turquoise walls.
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Diffident, aggressive and often startlingly funny, the storyteller Daniel Kitson brings his new work to Brooklyn.
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Salieri's operas are tuneful, excellently crafted, inventive in their orchestration, and sometimes startlingly progressive in outlook.
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There's a minimum of camera trickery here, and a lot of startlingly adept, balletic physical action.
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This approach helps the show somehow take both a broad view and a startlingly personal one.
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More startlingly, perhaps, 92 percent reported that they limit the kinds of things they post online.
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He has a good sense of humor, and when he laughs, he looks startlingly like James Franco.
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Badgley, who has struggled after Gossip Girl to find another role he's suited for, is startlingly good.
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When he took up drawing again nearly 20 years later, his work had a startlingly different character.
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The film's final moments are rushed, and the ending is startlingly abrupt, with no time for reflection.
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And Netflix's Gerald's Game does a startlingly impressive job of drawing out the novel with memorable performances.
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More startlingly, he wants to pull Colombia out of oil and coal over the next ten years.
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His style, when it emerged, in the mid-nineteen-sixties, was genuinely arresting, and remains startlingly original.
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Alongside the portraits of his more grizzled predecessors in the capitol in Tallahassee, his is startlingly boyish.
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It was one startlingly at odds with the free and open network expounded by the internet's inventors.
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In Italy, Dev eats pasta, jumps in startlingly blue swimming pools, wines and dines with beautiful women.
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Limits on the public speech of American Muslims have become a startlingly normalized part of American life.
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The singers in Roomful of Teeth produce music that's both primal and sophisticated, ancient and startlingly modern.
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In startlingly upsetting news, it turns out that, yes, you can actually die of a broken heart.
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This week I also received a startlingly fine album from the Seattle Symphony, due out next Friday.
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Two important new books released this week offer startlingly different approaches and conclusions on these complex issues.
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Of 1,400 claims filed so far, 140 have been approved, which legal experts say is startlingly low.
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For a subject that, at the time, had life or death stakes, the room is startlingly bare.
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"Star," by Yukio Mishima, is a startlingly modern, hypervisual jewel; it could be a really interesting movie.
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Diffident, aggressive, humane and often startlingly funny, the storyteller Daniel Kitson brings his new work to Brooklyn.
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Fascinating reading on its own terms, "Six Encounters With Lincoln" nevertheless confronts readers with startlingly relevant questions.
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"Border Quipu / Quipu Fronterizo" (2016–2018) for instance, contains the difficult realities of borders within startlingly vibrant hues.
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Organizers of the movement hope the messages -- many of them startlingly crude -- call attention to a global problem.
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As a Singaporean of Chinese descent, I feel that the film's depiction of my home is startlingly flawed.
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With Donald Trump as the presumptive Republican nominee, the stakes for the Supreme Court have become startlingly clear.
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It produces startlingly realistic 3D models of moving, talking actors that can be added to computer-generated environments.
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Soon, they are nothing more than a chassis, complete with shuddering engine block and startlingly unphased Lego driver.
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It also produced the following photo, a startlingly accurate portrayal of what Jermaine Jones brings to the team.
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Both series grapple with startlingly dark, human problems while asking the viewer to stay hopeful for the future.
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The painting, although startlingly beautiful in its velvety, deep-viridian play of light and shadow, makes us uneasy.
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In "Buckinghamshire," she weds her political passions and her theatrical gifts, in language that can be startlingly contemporary.
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Meanwhile, Naz also has to figure out Alison's motives and he's given startlingly little time to do it.
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The most recent projections from the CBO are so startlingly bad that they must be restated and highlighted.
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Though updated occasionally over its seventeen years online, the site has remained understaffed and largely, startlingly, the same.
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But he has been consistently courteous, perhaps startlingly so, for those who were expecting a more bombastic persona.
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The result: The gene test you had a few years ago might yield a startlingly different result now.
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But instead the Republican Party offered up a field with startlingly little product differentiation beyond superficial style points.
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Dolin is also seen in a number of nude poses, far from full frontal, but startlingly self-dramatizing.
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This week began in Paris, however, with startlingly violent discord over fuel taxes stemming from that climate deal.
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It's nothing, really — a jar of startlingly flavorful salad dressing essentially — but it does some improbable heavy lifting.
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Combining the latest scientific research into how the creatures developed and lived with startlingly vivid models and whoa!
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Split between up to 16 guests, the price is startlingly affordable — especially for a piece of TV history.
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However, in the wake of the hate now being expressed on our streets, that view looks startlingly naive.
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The play "approaches the subject of American gun violence from a startlingly original perspective," according to our critic.
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The staging not only sounds different from any "Night Music" I've come across but also looks startlingly fresh.
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But as speaker, she surprised at times by using her high-profile position to make startlingly personal admissions.
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The performance was startlingly beautiful: a warm, slightly ramshackle night of poetry and song with a spiritual air.
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Startlingly, that means genes giving rise to drug resistance can be found in places untouched by modern antibiotics.
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For a producer still building his reputation it's a startlingly confident effort, full of urgency and acidic power.
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In addition to taking issue with the guts of Facebook advertising, some of Facebook's targeting capabilities were startlingly blatant.
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A tragedy about love, jealousy, war, ambition, race and rage, it feels startlingly appropriate in the world of today.
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Its collapse in recent years has been startlingly rapid, even as many big retailers struggle to survive Amazon's innovations.
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I was sent a set to test out, and even the large chef knife feels startlingly light and balanced.
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Most startlingly, he said he didn't care if the site, once his defining accomplishment and identity, was shut down.
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Experts have found that startlingly little research goes into building and assessing apps purporting to help treat serious conditions.
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And studies show that it can be startlingly effective in reducing voting rates—largely at the expense of Democrats.
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That's nearly 8 percent, a startlingly high number and a further indication of how widespread doping seems to be.
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He's one of those writers who somehow make both beautiful, deeply sensory writing and startlingly original ideas look effortless.
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Then, one day, a little boy in her class delivers, trance-like, a few lines of startlingly evocative verse.
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As this documentary reminds you, with hard laughter and startlingly intense emotion, comedy always needs its pound of flesh.
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Several Stockholm-based architects have even chosen to build their own startlingly contemporary houses on the tradition-bound island.
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Singing Leonora for the first time, her voice is startlingly voluptuous and generous in the middle and lower registers.
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They applied the strategy to Kidz Bop, and the lark became a startlingly successful, still-running series of albums.
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But it's also a consequence Mr. Umbers's startlingly sympathetic performance of a (usually unsympathetic) man to whom fame happens.
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In his early videos from the 1960s, he displayed his lithe figure and startlingly handsome face to tremendous effect.
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Asia was commanded to "channel her inner Whitney Houston," which helped her connect emotionally to her startlingly poetic lyrics.
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Startlingly, as one gleans from a video of the artist at work, the sculptures are almost all self-portraits.
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She's a startlingly uncommon cinematic creation, partly because she is a woman who says no, including to other people.
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The actress, who recently opened a nightclub in Greece, spoke to Athens reporters today with a startlingly different accent. E!
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Some of the videos were shocking, and at times voyeuristically uncomfortable and startlingly gory to watch, but I feared worse.
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The algorithm doesn't account for this discrepancy, leading to a startlingly large racial bias against treatment for the black patients.
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Bradley is drawn as a startlingly violent thug who's well aware of his dangerous temper and his capacity for murder.
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The four albums reviewed below demonstrate varying strategies for how to revitalize familiar forms, often with startlingly marvelous results indeed.
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I won't spoil it, but I also found it so startlingly out of place that I couldn't help but laugh.
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But even in this educational video for IBM in 1968, the distance that computer graphics has come is startlingly clear.
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It's startlingly asymmetrical, but the larger moving part means there's also room for a separate LED flash alongside the camera.
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With startlingly close-ups, certain moments in the film offer an entertaining look at the textured look of each character.
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Like the cast, the show is startlingly beautiful, perhaps too beautiful to properly sell the meaty life-and-death conflict.
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In contrast, John Oliver's depiction of Kaine as a "white gym sock pulled all the way up" appears startlingly accurate.
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Floridians had recently been battered by Hurricane Michael, a storm that strengthened startlingly fast in part due to warming water.
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That became startlingly clear last Sunday, when he unexpectedly ordered the arrest of some of Saudi Arabia's most powerful men.
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Because Mr. Torné never presents Joan-Marc as anything but pitiful — and startlingly idiotic in his misogyny — he proves endearing.
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Startlingly, robotic technology has advanced so dramatically that manufacturers can now create dolls that look exactly like a real person.
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The Post attributes this startlingly widespread milk mistake to Americans' on-going separation from the agriculture industry behind our food.
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Recent data breaches have made it startlingly clear hacking tools used by governments really are at risk of being exposed.
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Halliday's novel is so strange and startlingly smart that its mere existence seems like commentary on the state of fiction.
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"Adiga is a startlingly fine observer, and a complicator, in the manner of V.S. Naipaul," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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It also got a startlingly direct message from government analysts about how destabilizing one of the House ideas could be.
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The output of GPT-2 could sometimes seem startlingly coherent and creative, but it also would inevitably produce weird gibberish.
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Startlingly, this week their military commander Siraj Haqqani graced the opinion pages of the New York Times to court peace.
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" Even more startlingly, he declared in that pivotal year of protest, 1968, that he "couldn't paint the Four Freedoms now.
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The pope's advice, from an interview with a Milan magazine published just before the beginning of Lent, is startlingly simple.
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Directed with blunt-force style by Robert Aldrich, it is a startlingly brutal vision of how Hollywood eats its own.
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It is also a startlingly realistic-looking snapshot of a time that hasn't yet been fully immortalized in aesthetic history.
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Most troubling of all, perhaps, was that Stinney's life had been taken away from him at a startlingly young age.
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The sub was startlingly intact, the only noticeable blemishes being a hole in one conning tower and an apparently broken window.
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" The opening line of the latter is startlingly simple: "I sit in silence, and waiting for my son to get sleep.
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It's a startlingly high number of men dealing with this disease, who maybe don't feel as seen as the women are.
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It's a series both startlingly beautiful and slightly melancholy: In one piece, small bones are encased alongside what look like bulrushes.
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It was a startlingly slow climb, and the internet was stressed about the little furball, but by gosh, it made it.
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Most startlingly, Russia requested sensitive documents on Dirk, Edward, and Daniel Ziff, billionaire investors who had run afoul of the Kremlin.
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The plan covers a startlingly vast range of activities, including developing smart cities and autonomous cars and setting global tech standards.
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The curse of The Simpsons was that at one point in time it was so startlingly brilliant that it eclipsed itself.
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The film's clear sympathy for Shelby's crowd and their budding feminist defiance isn't subtle, but it's even-handed and startlingly progressive.
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I observe fluttering birds, scurrying insects, and monkey shenanigans before bursting through the canopy and gazing at a startlingly beautiful sunset.
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Pictures revealed startlingly clear images of a previously uncharted wreck, also most likely from the 22818.68th century, according to Australian authorities.
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Church the Zombie Cat pops up to hiss directly to camera like an angry fog machine on a startlingly glitchy timer.
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The film is almost startlingly bereft of the bombastic "for your consideration" scenes we have come to expect from historical biopics.
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She is a little muted, a little dead-eyed, yes, but she is also less aggressive, less condescending, less startlingly terrible.
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It's dangerous to appoint and elect startlingly unfit leaders, especially if they are, like Zinke and the President, also serial fabulists.
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"Alan was not only relentlessly creative, writing music and painting until the end, he was also startlingly unique," his family wrote.
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Putin has long tried to cement Russia's position a superpower, and Trump has made it startlingly easy for him, Nixey said.
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As a result of those opaquely applied discounts, list prices can grow at a startlingly different rate than actual pharmaceutical spending.
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For some, the reason rates remain startlingly low is because central banks, and the Fed especially, have kept them too low.
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Modern crocodiles are the last survivors of the crocodyliforms, a startlingly diverse family that spanned every continent during the Mesozoic Era.
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The startlingly talented Mr. de Holanda unites jazz and folk influences with choro, the predominant genre of improvised music in Brazil.
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The new blockbuster climate report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change of the United Nations makes two things startlingly clear.
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There's Cersei warning about what the Lannisters do to their enemies, and Tyrion has a startlingly close encounter with a dragon.
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The slideshow, set to music and featuring startlingly personal images, represented an extension of the Pictures Generation's interest in the material object.
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Such reverse-auction PPAs have produced startlingly low bids in sunny places from Arizona and Nevada to Mexico, Abu Dhabi and India.
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The Symbols in the Grocery Store Unlike the characters' old-fashioned clothes, the grocery store where the handmaids shop is startlingly contemporary.
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The last few years have seen her transform into a cartoonish Jessica Rabbit, a giant butterfly and a startlingly realistic old lady.
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With a shock of black hair above her startlingly blue eyes, the character is passionate, ambitious, disgusted, and, most of all, furious.
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Using a combination of physical sets, performance capture and digital wizardry, Mr. Spielberg creates a visually seamless world that looks startlingly real.
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As interpreted by Mr. Cunanan, with lots of royal trumpet mushrooms and a steady thrum of Calabrian chiles, it is startlingly good.
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She declaims the highly poetic, startlingly sexual words as if singing a national anthem, and yet the song remains sly and infectious.
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His previous book, " The Age of Em " (2016), was a startlingly original speculation about a future world dominated by humanoid-robot intelligences.
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First released for iPhone last year, with an Android version made available this month, ASK is startlingly different from most museum apps.
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Two Days, One Night was a startlingly direct essay on the indignities of neoliberalism from the perspective of one of its victims.
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They're both four-chord piano ballads, though Ocean's is warped and skittishly stream-of-consciousness while Musgraves's is startlingly beautiful and concise.
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A 2015 investigation conducted by The Bejinger showed it's startlingly easy and inexpensive to manipulate likes and views on the messaging platform.
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ICEO's opponent, #Juglife, has no one I recognize, but they're cohesive, fast, and like every other team in this league, startlingly athletic.
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Emphasizing disruption, decentralization and cooperation over the mythic ascent of heroic leaders, this graphic novel's presentation of civil rights is startlingly contemporary.
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But instead of the president's name, we hear jokes and anecdotes and a moving, startlingly cheerful sermon at an elderly woman's funeral.
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"Even in the winter, the sunlight there can be startlingly bright, especially compared to grayer destinations in Central Europe," Mr. Rail said.
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Evidently, Greenslade had stowed his charts somewhere waterproof; his final report offers startlingly precise coordinates for the ship's position as it sank.
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"Genji" has an emotional intensity that feels startlingly modern especially in its characters' constant enumerations of their inner lives and mood swings.
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Eastern on a chaotic N.F.L. Sunday and the entire A.F.C. playoff landscape looked as if it was about to be startlingly upended.
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Your first scene with Jonathan is almost startlingly erotic, especially for audiences not used to seeing an older couple having sex onscreen.
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The fossil record nearly goes silent and remains startlingly impoverished for millions of years: trees disappear, bacteria replace coral reefs, insects hush.
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Such composites can be startlingly clear and sharp, compared to single frames, and they also can reveal the shipwreck as a whole.
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There is something so deliciously Rihanna about "Love on the Brain," a startlingly beautiful ballad that feels at once vulnerable and combative.
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After thousands of Americans were hospitalized for vaping-related illnesses, many resulting in death, it became startlingly clear the habit isn't safe.
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It's an unhurried, graceful, startlingly optimistic pop record that builds on five-decade-old classics while still sounding rich, modern, and hallucinatory.
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But when you enter that field, no matter whether that's Sonia's poetry or Ta-Nehisi's rather startlingly clear prose, it's a dangerous pursuit.
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There are many variations to the story, but the legend broadly says that La Llorona was once a startlingly beautiful woman named Maria.
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He is startlingly wide, his eye is amazing, his speed and instincts impeccable, his brain seems like it was engineered for professional sports.
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American culture tends to glamorize mental illness in artists, but there's no glamour in these drawings — just a startlingly intimate confusion and pain.
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Affleck is a startlingly good filmmaker, and he has the potential — the ambition, the eye, the raw talent — to be a great one.
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The clip of that moment traveled far and wide, mostly because, by the standards of Fox News, Kelly had said something startlingly blunt.
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But in a modern English translation, the startlingly candid 400-year-old testimonies sound like a front-page report of a courtroom drama.
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A startlingly large portion of his supporters appear to agree; in a recent poll, 73% of Republicans say the election could be "stolen".
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Despite increased interest with Manning's team, the Broncos, competing in the Super Bowl, Manning has been asked startlingly few questions about the controversy.
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He picked up and manipulated a startlingly charismatic wooden cat, which had one arm and was attached to what looked like a Slinky.
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In that sense, I appreciate the film for showing me something startlingly original through Joaquin Phoenix's physical embodiment of a truly horrible villain.
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Stock-based compensation, or the amount Twitter pays its employees in shares of Twitter, is a startlingly high share of the company's revenue.
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The Westerner feels regret, but shows startlingly little awareness of his privilege; Mitko is simply the canvas on which he projects his need.
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Instead, it prohibits "manipulative or deceptive devices or contrivances" -- language that is startlingly vague and addresses fraud and manipulation rather than insider trading.
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The British talent, who counts Cher, Eva Mendez and several Kardashian-Jenners among his clients, had also designed Hilfiger's startlingly colorful Miami house.
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In a startlingly original reversal that divides the movie into two halves, Oscar proves himself a small-minded, small-hearted, small-town man.
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When the filmmaker heard Bully's then-unreleased 2017 album, Losing, the music was startlingly close to what he envisioned Something She sounding like.
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The company that still bears his name has now channeled his engineering prowess into a highly intricate timepiece with a startlingly spare design.
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Most startlingly, he begins the movie with a section from Act Four, putting it before the usual opening of Masha in the forest.
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The members themselves, meanwhile, seem to have discovered a startlingly simple way of boosting the amount of trade conducted across the dealing floor.
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Her startlingly quick announcement quelled street protests, but the police union raised an eyebrow at what it saw as Ms Mosby's undue haste.
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Walk out into the water a few feet — or a few hundred — and you will notice the water around Formentera is startlingly clear.
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One new threat on the horizon is the rise of so-called "deepfakes" – a startlingly realistic new breed of AI-powered altered videos.
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I noticed only later, watching a video taken at the bar, that the man next to me was, startlingly, dressed as a Nazi.
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Karlos Baca, a Colorado chef who creates startlingly beautiful dishes at the Dunton Hot Springs resort, draws freely on wild and hunted foods.
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Startlingly, though, the U.S. is right behind — with 70% in South Korea and 62% in Japan viewing the U.S. as a major threat.
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Hollywood: The artists that made Christian Bale look startlingly like Dick Cheney in the movie "Vice" relied on new advances in creating prosthetics.
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The movie is tough going, but coming from a 19-year-old, it shows a startlingly expansive understanding of what movies can be.
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Tracey Emin has some new paintings at Xavier Hufkens that blend Cy Twombly, Julian Schnabel and Georg Baselitz, but are actually startlingly good.
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The opening is startlingly asymmetrical, with dancers all on one side of the stage, but in patterns that mysteriously answer the music's sonorities.
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His team was new to cutthroat politics, charmingly dazzled by their sudden overnight ascendance, and alternated between being startlingly adept and shockingly naive.
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The first spoonful of kare-kare — a stew of oxtail and tripe, heavy with peanut butter and toasted rice powder — is startlingly bland.
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Others seem Californian at their heart, like a startlingly good plate of avocado and housemade cottage cheese, paired with a toasty savory granola.
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He has tangled with journalists, union representatives and Democrats, but he has been startlingly harsh on less typical targets — like public school teachers.
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The narratively complicated mystery I See You plays with expectations and reality in the same way, but it's startlingly frank about its child disappearance.
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According to the Trevor Project, the world's largest suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ young people, these damaging practices are startlingly common.
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It has never been a more exciting time for women in politics and yet women are still startlingly absent from the decision making table.
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But we can challenge the monopoly on beauty that's been held -- for a startlingly short period of historical time -- by the fat-free body.
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Coul Links is blessed not just with a startlingly rare fly, but wonderful species of birds, fungi, mammals, plants, and other living things, too.
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About 10 days after the flight disappeared, a Canadian pilot named Chris Goodfellow published a startlingly simple and complete theory about the plane's disappearance.
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Harris has all but equated tech addiction to the downfall of humanity, and yet his solutions are startlingly simple: Turn your screen to grayscale.
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"There certainly seems to be, in the last month, a number of issues on which Governor Cuomo has reversed himself rather startlingly," she said.
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Common practice Pasung -- the practice of confining or restraining relatives with mental health problems -- was banned in Indonesia in 20143 but remains startlingly common.
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The Kerner Commission, following urban riots in 1967, reached conclusions consistent with the Christopher Commission and made startlingly similar recommendations some 30 years earlier.
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But piles of Wall Street money couldn't save Mr. Bush, who proved to be a startlingly inept candidate ill suited for the Trump era.
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Nintendo's surprise reveal took the form of a startlingly effective three-minute trailer that imparted a great deal of information without actually saying anything.
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In life, he was startlingly lacking in artifice or pretension, his excitement about the natural world as simple and untempered as a young child's.
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The result is a startlingly lifelike image that appears to "move" as you scroll (you can also tilt your phone to adjust the view).
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The blood libel has proved startlingly resilient, recurring across medieval and early modern Europe, and reappearing in tsarist Russia in the early twentieth century.
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The method they settled on was startlingly low-tech: they sent out 1,500 handwritten letters to every C-suite big shot under the sun.
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Roth was known for his lusty, often startlingly frank male narrators as well as his exploration of Jewish identity and anti-Semitism in America.
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A video out of Phoenix, Arizona, shows lightning striking the ground startlingly close to a local reporter as he prepared to go on camera.
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According to the Journal of Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Disorders, this life-altering illness is startlingly prevalent, with approximately 176 million people impacted worldwide.
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His sensitivity into the layered feelings and conflicts that drive his character made even the most familiar moments of the music seem startlingly fresh.
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They startlingly presage the uninhibited brushwork of generations to come: Chaim Soutine (1893-1943), Willem de Kooning (1904-1997) and Frank Auerbach (born 1931).
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He showed me Robertson's audition tape, a scene where Tulsa lit up at being promised a piano: she was vulnerable, intense, and startlingly real.
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The narrative in "Spring" is closely observed, startlingly so when Knausgaard turns his attention to children and their dense, impersonal attachments to their bodies.
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Women in the US face a problem unique in the developed world: A startlingly high percentage are dying before, during, or soon after childbirth.
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Now, after he failed another drug test, it's hard not to wonder if the startlingly talented 20153-year-old receiver will ever play again.
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Combined with other consumer data easily available for purchase from data brokers, health information could be used to paint a startlingly detailed portrait of individuals.
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Season three signals that the TV show is not only tossing out the last vestiges of Gilliam, but also going gloriously, startlingly out of control.
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And because this year's slate of Album of the Year nominees skews startlingly young, A Tribe Called Quest would've been a viable legacy nomination. —E.R.B.
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And they wrapped it all in a stunningly fast-paced joke-delivery system, built around startlingly elaborate animation, and pegged to an inescapably catchy song.
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The exhibition wall text interestingly brings up "the selfie," and some of Munch's works indeed have a vain and playful feeling that feels startlingly contemporary.
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Follow the neon sign to this hidden Cambridge gem, where you'll find some of the best sushi in the area at a startlingly reasonable cost.
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At times Otrebor's work sounds manic, and at others is startlingly lovely (those tinkling "blastbeats" are so wonderfully twee, even supporting his guttural, hollow roars).
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The original picture constructed its emotional throughline slowly, stringing together a series of delightful, episodic adventures that meandered their way toward a startlingly cathartic finale.
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The most unique thing about their sound, though, is the vocals, which are delivered in a Kurdish Farsi dialect, sung in a startlingly unique way.
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" Next came the breakthrough—a startlingly original narrative voice that not only severed Conrad's fiction from realism but questioned the idea of a consensual "reality.
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Completed in 1914, the Fagus Factory is one of the earliest and most striking examples of modern architecture, replacing ornate detail with startlingly geometric lines.
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It's a startlingly broad range of products and services that includes everything from major surgery to a tube of sunscreen to take to the beach.
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As Chris Anderson and David Sally pointed out in their book, "The Numbers Game," corners have always been a startlingly inefficient way of scoring goals.
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What we are faced with is a startlingly profound portrait of Bush Era power structures, moonlighting as a vital technical resource for the digital age.
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The furor over Ms. Youssef overshadowed an announcement about the discovery of eight startlingly well-preserved mummies in a tomb near the pyramids of Giza.
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There is even a Forbidden City that is not only startlingly realistic, but also only a little bit smaller than the real thing in Beijing.
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In "The Touch" (1971), Bibi Andersson and a startlingly nasty Elliott Gould stand in front of a black wall and speak straight into the camera.
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A journey around the perimeter of Paris, exploring neighborhoods well off the tourist-beaten path, revealed a city at once familiar and yet startlingly new.
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"You have shot your sunlight into my life," a narrator named Sylvie tells her absent lover, in the prose poems of this startlingly intimate début.
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Death Stranding is a blank check of a game, as startlingly evocative as it is laughably in-your-face about its themes of human connection.
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The most recent, from Square Enix's Luminous Productions studio, uses the graphics technology to create a startlingly intimate short of a woman getting ready backstage.
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Most startlingly, the creation of new companies has been concentrated in a small number of metropolitan areas: Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami and New York.
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Until there is political will to reform American immigration laws, millions of people will continue to be caught in a system that is startlingly unjust.
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The Corning showed some of the startlingly realistic flowers, which even have touches of artificial decay in their design, in the 2007 exhibition Botanical Wonders.
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Each woman recounts startlingly similar situations in which C.K., an established comedian, either asked them to watch him masturbate or forced them to do so.
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Israeli demonization of the Great Return March is startlingly similar to the criticism of the American civil rights movement by its opponents in the 1960s.
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Here are some (startlingly real) offbeat shows to begin with: No one will recognize these obscure programs, but their Mad Libs nature is precisely your point.
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Ritts specialized in startlingly intimate portraits, presenting these artists as the public had never seen them before in magazines like Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, and Interview.
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Like the rest of the eighth and final season, it moved startlingly quickly, skipping ahead weeks at a time and blitzing past some major plot points.
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Startlingly sophisticated, it masterfully skates across jazz, lounge, pop and avant-garde with louche attitude, and would fit in nicely alongside Nick Cave and Roxy Music.
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How she emerges, stronger and more certain, is a startlingly lyrical journey, an exploration of grief and introspection peppered with scenes of richly depicted magical realism.
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One late-film monologue from Henry in particular is even more chilling than his actions, because it provides such a startlingly specific window into his behavior.
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In Shannara Chronicles, a collection of startlingly pretty young people take over the job of protecting the realm, teaching the old fogeys how adventuring is done.
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In a hybrid dance performance at Sonar+D in Barcelona, Japanese artist Daito Manabe showed off new technology that comes startlingly close to that ideal vision.
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"The Lobster" is often startlingly funny in the way it proposes its surreal conceits, and then upsettingly grim in the way it follows through on them.
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It offers startlingly detailed figures about US citizens' typical cultural consumption patterns and the way cultural organizations' spending generates even more economic activity in their communities.
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But the movement, with its balletic purity of line, its off-center angles and its rapid, joyous flights through space, also feels startlingly vivid and fresh.
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And the work in this small, moving survey, organized by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, looks startlingly prescient now with its references to racism and violence.
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This is an inversion of past physical trading patterns and it is being driven by the startlingly fast rise of Shanghai as a nickel trading centre.
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It demonstrates that a female Swedish artist got there first (1906-7), in great style and a radically bold scale with paintings that feel startlingly contemporary.
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It demonstrates that a female Swedish artist got there first (133-7), in great style and a radically bold scale with paintings that feel startlingly contemporary.
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But they're raining so much water onto the planet that in 300 million years they could rain themselves nearly out of existence, leaving Saturn startlingly ringless.
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In a startlingly quick ascent, officials reported on Friday that the state was closing in on 13,000 positive tests, about half the cases in the country.
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It demonstrates that a female Swedish artist got there first (1906-95003), in great style and a radically bold scale with paintings that feel startlingly contemporary.
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It demonstrates that a female Swedish artist got there first (21212-701), in great style and a radically bold scale with paintings that feel startlingly contemporary.
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It demonstrates that a female Swedish artist got there first (70823-70813), in great style and a radically bold scale with paintings that feel startlingly contemporary.
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In another establishment across town, his rival, known as The Carpenter, does not have Kemp's imagination, but his mannequins are startlingly lifelike, incurring Kemp's bitter jealousy.
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Seen now, they hint, startlingly, at a hidden, inner passion, a wildness at odds with the disciplined, even ascetic, existence for which he later became known.
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This is the Ford House, designed in 275 by Bruce Goff, a prolific and startlingly original midcentury architect who remains, outside of design circles, largely unknown.
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"I haven't asked for much," she says, playing the guilt game and reinforcing the show's guiding metaphor — that espionage and marriage work in startlingly similar ways.
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But the soft-spoken Philbin, 52, more subtly staked out a series of startlingly low standards for acceptable presidential conduct during the first day of questions.
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She had instead taken on some startlingly convincing facial hair to sing the title role in Handel's "Ariodante," a male character originally sung by a castrato.
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This represents a huge victory for progressives, who did a startlingly good job of marshaling facts, mobilizing public opinion, and pressuring politicians to stand their ground.
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Just by the entrance, a gift shop of local crafts is also well stocked with early vintages of Adobe Guadalupe's excellent wine at startlingly low prices.
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Even so, there is plenty to look at in "Louise Lawler: Why Pictures Now," the artist's gorgeous, startlingly spare retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art.
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Kanye West and his wife, Kim Kardashian West, are notorious for keeping their homes spic, span and startlingly minimalistic (especially for a couple with four kids).
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The shining stainless-steel Petronas Towers, two of the tallest skyscrapers in the world, anchor a startlingly beautiful skyline that is truly unique to this city.
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It demonstrates that a female Swedish artist got there first (313-7), in great style and a radically bold scale with paintings that feel startlingly contemporary.
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It demonstrates that a female Swedish artist got there first (212004-708), in great style and a radically bold scale with paintings that feel startlingly contemporary.
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It demonstrates that a female Swedish artist got there first (216800-7), in great style and a radically bold scale with paintings that feel startlingly contemporary.
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It demonstrates that a female Swedish artist got there first (1906-313), in great style and a radically bold scale with paintings that feel startlingly contemporary.
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It demonstrates that a female Swedish artist got there first (21212-216), in great style and a radically bold scale with paintings that feel startlingly contemporary.
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Ryan Reynolds is revving all the fans up for Deadpool 2, but in an interview he rather startlingly said "I don't think there'll be a Deadpool 3".
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It is, instead, a startlingly effective act of fiction, in which Fox turns her abuser into an accessory in her own narrative, a means to an ending.
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The scene is a startlingly meta moment in a movie made to be viewed, well, mostly by people sitting on their couches scrolling through Netflix Christmas movies.
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The mask is also gentle enough to use twice a week and not as startlingly sloppy as lot of other masks we've come to know and love.
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It's still a shame the 422 horsepower V8 turbodiesel in the Panamera is a goner, because that made for a startlingly quick car that was vaguely efficient.
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Many African children are stunted (notably small for their age) partly because they do not get enough micronutrients such as Vitamin A. Iron deficiency is startlingly common.
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His documentation of the wall is startlingly beautiful considering the subject; Misrach offers Ansel Adams–like views of the American landscape that are sweeping and incredibly crisp.
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"The startlingly high temperatures so far in 2016 have sent shockwaves around the climate science community," David Carlson, director of the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP), said.
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In an election cycle that has been startlingly unusual, barely a day passes without someone saying something that blows up on Twitter or elsewhere in the media.
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Many of today's signature — and, to outsiders, most annoying — quirks of Silicon Valley tech culture are startlingly similar to the culture described among Kesey's little in-group.
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Like the Audi E-Tron crossover SUV unveiled in San Francisco in September, the E-Tron GT doesn't look startlingly different from Audi's current combustion-powered cars.
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Which is weird because when we sent photographer Jake Lewis to document some of London's threatened affordable homes, the photos he came back with were startlingly diverse.
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Startlingly, Mr Caulkins calculates that in America more than half of all cannabis is consumed by people who are high for more than half their waking hours.
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Here, 1,500 yen ($12) gets you an hour-long session with the resident owls, access to a startlingly well-stocked international water bar, and a souvenir photo.
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"It's not startlingly new to hear that the suicide rate among farmers is high," said Lorann Stallones, an epidemiologist who researches agricultural health at Colorado State University.
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In a startlingly swift political maneuver, North Carolina adopted a new law eliminating protections for LGBTQ individuals across the state and prohibiting cities from enacting new ones.
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The movie was shot with antique lenses, which means Jennifer Jason Leigh's grisly black eye, as well as other mangled body parts, are in startlingly vivid detail.
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I felt that if we embraced insomnia — the joys and terrors of darkness — then we could celebrate what it means to live life fully and startlingly awake.
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Ram Tool and Supply ordered the beds that night, and they are expected to arrive on Monday — a startlingly fast timeline for such an in-demand product.
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One of the most startlingly, and arguably preventable, is the lack of protective equipment such as masks for health-care workers due to panic buying and hoarding.
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"I Am the New Black" is raunchy and funny, but it is also sometimes startlingly dark; its overriding theme is trauma, though Morgan never uses that word.
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Fitch handles this progress deftly, pulling "White Oleander" back from the brink of predictability; her startlingly apt language relates a story that is both intelligent and gripping.
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They had names like Alec, Avery and Shawn; they were, for transhumanists, a startlingly frat-brovian contingent, all laid-back Texan vibes, loosefitting vests, hypertrophied upper bodies.
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The first report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in 1990 was startlingly accurate in its characterization of global temperature at today's levels of greenhouse gases.
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But the film succumbs to a startlingly amateurish construction, pulling the rug out from under the audience in a way that seems calculated to just be annoying.
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Following a startlingly weak jobs report last Friday, Bullard told the Journal that he would rather the Federal Reserve raise rates on the back of positive economic news.
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At Gypsy Sport, the designer Rio Uribe showed patchworks and zippered denim skirts, sleeveless tunics and what looked like leisure suits on a startlingly diverse group of models.
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The itinerary, which begins Saturday in Saudi Arabia, is a startlingly ambitious excursion for a president who dislikes travel and has displayed a shaky grasp of foreign affairs.
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It's been reported that this appears to be a widespread phishing attack, with several IT experts describing it as "huge [and] startlingly fast-moving," according to The Atlantic.
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The startlingly candid comments, which were published Wednesday in an interview with The American Prospect, a progressive publication, come as Bannon's future inside the West Wing appears uncertain.
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That is a startlingly different — and, really, a kind of old-fashioned — view of tech, especially compared to the view that Google presented at its recent developer conference.
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Father Griffith's startlingly frank 11-page memo on the history of that investigation was addressed to two bishops in the diocese: Lee A. Piché and Andrew H. Cozzens.
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I've written about North Carolina barbecue for outlets like Newsday, Triad City Beat, and Winston-Salem Monthly, and have to say that Cook Out's version is startlingly good.
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Although the words remained mine, the images that accompanied them, the rhythms of the editing, even the occasional insertion of music, made certain episodes startlingly, sometimes painfully fresh.
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Among the newcomers, all excellent, Zachary Gonder (who made a burning impression as a Juilliard student in 2017 in Richard Alston's "Sheer Bravado") makes a startlingly mature impact.
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John Schoffstall's HALF-WITCH (Big Mouth House, $18.99) is one of those books that are simultaneously so startlingly original and deeply familiar I can't quite believe they're debuts.
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Just as no two relationships are equal, nor are two substances; it's no surprise that mixing opiates versus party drugs with romance can result in startlingly different outcomes.
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Startlingly, he has also warned that a century's worth of digital content like photos and emails could be lost if the programs needed to view them become defunct.
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Baseball: The American season is opening, with a few players in startlingly large contracts and many more veterans making far less than players of their caliber once commanded.
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What followed was a stellar, startlingly self-aware season of TV that took what everyone loved about the contestants the first time and cranked it up to 11.
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The opioid fight has become a shared talking point for Democrats and Republicans, who discuss the crisis using startlingly similar language and often vote together to pass bills.
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"Natasha" is about as twisted and uncomfortable a coming-of-age film as you're likely to find, with a startlingly manipulative teenager, the title character, at its center.
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Every year in the U.S., tens of thousands of soldiers leave active duty and transition into the civilian workforce, a route that can be startlingly difficult to navigate.
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Some of the burdens of such performances are less explored than inferred, as when she startlingly compares Jack to Jesus with a reference to temptations and the desert.
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With Mr. Driver — who delivers a startlingly raw performance — Mr. Johnson delivers a potent portrait of villainy that suggests evil isn't hard-wired, an inheritance or even enigmatic.
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His story is almost startlingly adult: taciturn college player taken mid-draft by the Pacers and stolen by the Spurs, who tell him to learn how to shoot.
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It's been named the world's steepest residential street, but only with the rise of Instagram has it's startlingly weird beauty been regularly on display to the rest of world.
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Much the same could be said about Gone Baby Gone, a startlingly powerful detective story that is also among the most morally nuanced crime films of the past decade.
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Then Karl gives him a present — a virtual reality update of Striking Vipers — that puts both men in a startlingly convincing immersive version of their old 2D battle world.
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The stories of words that are surprisingly unrelated (pawn-pawn, repair-repair) are overwhelmed by the number of those that are just as startlingly connected (island-aquatic, divine-Tuesday).
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The changes coincided with a startlingly contrite campaign appearance by Trump on Thursday, when he acknowledged that several statements he's made on the trail have been hurtful to others.
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Much of the acclaim the bill has received, by contrast, has been startlingly myopic, fixated on the political realities of the exact moment in which the bill was passed.
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At forty years old, she affects a passive, stoic expression that transforms startlingly into one of unguarded felicity when she is amused—something that, while we spoke, happened often.
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While a startlingly candid revelation, it is symptomatic of a broader trend among land and wildlife managers to turn a blind eye to the ecological damage from domestic livestock.
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Nonfiction Like a common virus, the experience of rape invades not only the body but the mind of its victims, and it can do so in startlingly similar ways.
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Of the thousands of words he dedicates to outlining a doctrine in his liege-lord's name, startlingly few are dedicated to showing that Trump has ever adhered to it.
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The deep ocean (defined as anything below a depth of about 650 feet) accounts for roughly 65 percent of the Earth's surface, but we know startlingly little about it.
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"And Then There Were None" — the alternate name of the 1939 Agatha Christie novel "Ten Little _____" — stands out among her work for more than its startlingly racist original title.
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What's fascinating — and what her robbery made startlingly clear — is that her life in the public eye seems to have stripped people of any ability to empathize with her.
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When he cuts the resulting jello sheet into a floppy knife shape and dehydrates it, it became startlingly rigid—and ready to be sharpened on a series of whetstones.
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These can be startlingly fast bursts, not obvious to people who are just going about their business, but glaringly so to those who interpret the moves of financial markets.
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But a broad trend is startlingly clear, and Lipponen inserts a smaller graphic in the upper right-hand corner to show it: It's getting hotter all around the world.
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With her otherworldly eyes and volatility, she is at once a scary doppelgänger for Bonnie and a startlingly honest comment on childhood as a dark well of impossible need.
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When a startlingly docile population is succumbing to the often treacherous locutions of a so-called strongman, this study of our essential moral pliability takes on a fresh urgency.
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In a startlingly quick ascent, New York reported on Friday that the state was closing in on 8,000 positive tests, about half of the cases in the United States.
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With this moment of change from the game's system that introduces an ability to make progress possible, one thing is made startlingly clear: The little boy is not alone.
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He's as likely to blow a startlingly swinging chorus over a jazz standard as he is to unleash a searing blast of sound over a dissolute, free-jazz backing.
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The best jazz improvisers might not be using an enormous amount of imagination when they do what they do, but there is no doubt they can be startlingly creative.
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The couple is startlingly open about their sex life, stressing that his being on antiviral drugs means that she remains H.I.V. negative even though they do not use condoms.
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Events on Earth and CIEL — in the book of Joan and in the book of Pizan — will eventually converge with a startlingly cathartic sense of both tragedy and hope.
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Mr. Trump is startlingly blunt about this, calling Mr. Sessions's recusal "unfair to the president," as though he is owed a personal loyalty that supersedes the rule of law.
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Trickle-down economics may be a big pile of Reagan-era bullshit, but trickle-down Trumpism seems to be a startlingly real factor behind this rise in manic tribalist behavior.
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Growing up as a young woman in 2300 means discussions of feminism, breaking down beauty standards, and fighting the patriarchy from a startlingly younger age than earlier generations (ours included).
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ICOs range from serious fundraising efforts to absurd but startlingly successful jokes, and some have earned endorsements from the likes of Paris Hilton and Ghostface Killah of Wu-Tang Clan.
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We have a lot of sequences that indicate Lara should be experiencing some kind of massive philosophy overhaul, including one in which she looks startlingly like an Episode 10 Khaleesi.
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When Herbie Hancock sat in on "Watermelon Man," he shared the keyboard bench with a student, Sequoia Snyder, who watched his hands intently before playing her own, startlingly poised solo.
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Episode 7 departs most startlingly from what has come before in that the voice that we had been hearing (or reading), that of the performer Kristin Worrall, is entirely absent.
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In particular, the "Pamplemousse" flavor (yep, French for "grapefruit") has been embraced in a startlingly cultish fashion, and is the subject of countless Reddit threads, Etsy crafts and, naturally, memes.
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Watch: VICE Meets Norwegian literary sensation Karl Ove Knausgaard: Denis Johnson's work created a place for dazzling beauty of the rarest kind, but his words could be startlingly harsh, too.
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We're rewarded with various different currencies, each with startlingly similar names and symbols, and told that really the best way to spend them is on replacement tools when ours break.
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And indeed, on every question in the racial resentment battery, white Democrats were more likely to take the liberal position in 2016 than they were in 2011, often startlingly so.
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The Mid-Week Pictorial also featured some startlingly candid views of war, like the photograph below, showing German soldiers who had been taken prisoner by the French just before dawn.
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The twist of this 13-episode series is that all the restaurants are set against startlingly beautiful locales, including the beaches of Hawaii and the "cottage country" of Muskoka, Canada.
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When I stopped by, in December, children in the lower grades were being entertained by a startlingly tall blond woman dressed in a very short dress of Russian folk design.
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Jay-Z has been startlingly honest and introspective over the past year, whether on his wrenching album "4:44" or in a wide-ranging interview with The New York Times.
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The huge pipe organ in St. Patrick's Old Cathedral, at Prince and Mott Streets in NoLIta, is in startlingly original condition, though a bit worse for 150 years of wear.
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The competitive districts are mainly suburban, and there are startlingly few competitive working-class districts in the old Rust Belt that are traditionally Democratic but that are held by Republicans.
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I got startlingly angry with people I love very much, loudly telling one friend to stop trying to relate to what I was going through and just listen, for Chrissakes.
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In this context Metzger's argument that the drawings are "artistic" works in the own right, leaping out of the functional role of the model book, is convincing and startlingly modern.
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In a measurement taken on Wednesday, NASA's Curiosity rover discovered startlingly high amounts of methane in the Martian air, a gas that on Earth is usually produced by living things.
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But in the end, a state judge offered McKenzie a startlingly lenient plea deal: He was ordered to serve only six months' probation, after pleading guilty to a second-degree misdemeanor.
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Dawn of the Dead is a startlingly gory movie, and it openly laughs at American news media as out-of-touch and inaccurate, and at capitalist culture as vapid and mindless.
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But even then, the X-Men films' emotional core is startlingly potent, the action hinging on characters accepting who they are and finding the courage to defeat the evil around them.
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Almost exactly 50 years after the network debut of the ubiquitous mixed-family sitcom that enjoyed both a lengthy network run and a startlingly extended life as a pop cultural staple.
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The new, two-minute trailer is about as bleak as we've come to expect from Handmaid's Tale, but this clip also has something startlingly new and different for the show: hope.
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WATCH: Ellen DeGeneres Lists Her Stunning Santa Barbara Estate for $45 Million The residence on the site is startlingly modest: a 1942 home that comes in at around 1,000 square feet.
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The videos depict the night sky startlingly lit up with colourful flashes "during the peak" of the earthquakes which measured up to 7.5 in magnitude, uploader Zachary Bell wrote on YouTube.
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Two seared fillets were served on a cooling salad of baby spinach and melon, though the fish portion was startlingly small, coming in somewhere, I would guess, at around five ounces.
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Startlingly enough, some of the photographs by this dada-driven demon are rather banal, cliché, and even conventional, while others are typical of odd, avant-garde compositional ideas and outré experiences.
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If you follow the narrative arc of the paintings, and learn to see past the brilliant color and geometric shapes, the war's horrors become startlingly clear: arrest, interrogation, chemical weapons attacks.
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When I spoke to France and Son's Brad Goodfriend, whose name I didn't make up, he was startlingly frank about how he assumes I, and many like me, feel about furniture.
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Equally provocative is "Grands Canons," a stop-motion animation by the French artist Alain Biet, who bombards us with thousands of his startlingly precise watercolor drawings of everyday items and gadgets.
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But not long after the start, we see her dark side as she's startlingly impervious to a group of starving citizens, witnesses to the deprivation and strife spreading throughout the land.
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In 2008, economist Ross Garnaut was commissioned by Australia's Commonwealth, state, and territory governments to look at the potential climate change impacts to Australia's economy, and his report was startlingly prescient.
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Despite the needs of the youngest population and the economic benefits of investing in future generations, federal spending on children comprises a startlingly small and declining share of the federal budget.
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Packed eight to a basket, the dumplings are stuffed with beef crazed with juices and bright stitches of cilantro, or simply chives, startlingly green and tempered with nothing more than salt.
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After producing a series of startlingly realistic scenes of peasants at work, in the mid-1650s, he turned to small-scale domestic scenes starring his half-sister, Gesina, in resplendent satin dresses.
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In her recently released book, Dark Money, Jane Mayer painstakingly traces the startlingly successful efforts by Charles and David Koch and their conservative allies to use their billions to shape American policies.
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But despite those rounds of refreshes, the movie's blithe treatment of the college acceptance grind feels startlingly out of step with the national conversations we've been having about higher ed more recently.
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A startlingly exact replica to the Breaking Bad character, Mike Ehrmantraut garnered her an appearance in an AMC spot, while her most notable photo on her Instagram is her own wedding cake.
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This feels particularly important because, as Elly points out on her Twitter, scientific studies have shown that girls stop believing in themselves at a startlingly young age— think fifth grade or younger.
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Nothing in this life can prepare a reader for the sensuous obscurity of Stevens's vocabulary (ice cream as "concupiscent curds") or his startlingly lucid vision ("The world imagined is the ultimate good").
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Odd in scale, spatial illusion and gravity of mood, these images are fittingly painted in a solid, workmanlike style and are startlingly prescient of 19th-century French artists like Courbet and Manet.
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Wanderlei Silva's takedown defence looked startlingly bad, and in the second round consisted of grabbing an arm in guillotine, pulling Sonnen into closed guard, and holding it for about half the round.
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Not to mention startlingly cruel, even by operatic standards: Iris is a simple girl who is abducted and imprisoned in a brothel, where she commits suicide after being cursed by her father.
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"Paste Magazine wrote that the show is a "startlingly faithful adaptation" and that it "checks the boxes a piece of investigative journalism might check: It shows what happened, yes, but also why.
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A U.S. military plane appeared to come startlingly close to Air Force One late Sunday, just minutes before the aircraft carrying President Trump landed outside of Washington, D.C., Voice of America reported.
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Did Silicon Valley, which has reaped the rewards of this system by amassing startlingly enormous piles of wealth, imagine that all this would not eventually have to be paid for by someone?
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Those familiar with Mr. McCraney's earlier work, much of which is written in a startlingly original impressionistic style, are likely to be bewildered at first here by the seeming kitchen-sink naturalism.
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"This Facebook post allegation she posted a few days ago is the story she first invented for startlingly petty and malicious reasons during that whole love triangle situation years ago," he said.
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There's nobility, too, in the soprano Patricia Racette's startlingly exposed yet consummately artful interpretation of Poulenc's great monodrama "La Voix Humaine," which gives us the woman's side of a brutal telephone breakup.
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Although he was little known by the mainstream art world in his lifetime, this show, startlingly tender, reveals him to be one of the major American photographers of the late 19753th century.
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I don't want to spoil it, but suffice to say that by the time I figured out where the movie was going, I somehow found it both too simple and startlingly repulsive.
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When Lear startlingly sees himself in a half-naked beggar (Sean Carvajal as the disguised Edgar) on the heath, Ms. Jackson's wondering, wounded expression suggests an epiphany that's both glorious and damning.
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In May 1954, with Warren writing a startlingly short opinion for the court, it ruled that segregation by race in public schools was unconstitutional because it deprived black students of equal opportunity.
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He has shown versatility as a runner and a pass catcher for the undefeated Chiefs (4-0), and has been startlingly efficient even as his team's offensive line deals with significant injuries.
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Instead, it is a dark, startlingly bloody journey into the bitter, empty, broken heart of the American middle class, a blend of farce and satire built on a foundation of social despair.
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Among women 50 years old and younger, Sanders leads Trump by a startlingly large 49 points as compared to a 47 point lead for Biden and a 133 point advantage for Oprah.
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"On the Exhale," which approaches the subject of American gun violence from a startlingly original perspective, doesn't pack the blistering power of Ms. Kane's work; it's too consciously composed for such impact.
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In the context of politics, the tech can be used to create (often startlingly lifelike) videos that falsely show politicians making offensive statements, behaving embarrassingly, or saying things they didn't actually say.
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"Modern Romance," Albert Brooks's 1981 comedy, isn't so modern anymore (so many phone booths!), but the humor is still startlingly deadpan, and its portrait of uncertainty about love and commitment still resonates.
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Even with the snowstorm, cherry blossoms a few steps from the White House and the headquarters of the Environmental Protection Agency are greeting the new occupants with startlingly early growth and blooms.
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Young viewers may find the combination of thriller and morbid teenage melodrama in "13 Reasons Why" addictive, though parents should be aware that it contains startlingly naturalistic depictions of rape and suicide.
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Although he was little known by the mainstream art world in his lifetime, this show, startlingly tender, reveals him to be one of the major American photographers of the late 20th century.
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And while, yeah, the monkey does sport some startlingly humanoid eyes, the thing that makes the clip feel truly familiar isn't the capuchin's features—it's the look of abject terror on his face.
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The 26-year-old, who herself boasts more than 550k followers, recently received over 2,000 notifications from people alerting her to Selena Gomez's new video, which they claimed looked startlingly like her work.
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When you look at the statistics of who works at Google and who works at Facebook, it is a startlingly low number of women and an even lower number of women of color.
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A Ghost Story is the latest from David Lowery, the writer-director of the grim 2013 Casey Affleck / Rooney Mara crime drama Ain't Them Bodies Saints and Disney's startlingly eerie Pete's Dragon reboot.
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Like Famous Deaths, The Turning Forest uses spatial audio to project startlingly realistic sound, creating the impression of leaves, water, and an initially menacing creature that ultimately takes participants on a magical journey.
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State tax revenues grew by a startlingly weak 1.2 percent in the last fiscal year, raising concerns among legislators and economists that states are in for a new round of painful budget cuts.
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But when we queried a few of the world's foremost filmmakers for tales from their working pasts, we got some startlingly original responses for this latest installment in Reuters' monthly "First Jobs" series.
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The orbiting Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter gathered the startlingly detailed and three-dimensional images of Mars — a continuous quilt so vast that Mr. Emmart often finds himself seeing new neighborhoods he hasn't encountered before.
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For all its talk of progressive and inclusive values, Hollywood is still a town where money talks, and where ideas about what people want to see at the movies can be startlingly conservative.
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I'm still on another assignment, so Wordplay readers will get to chat with the startlingly intrepid Sam Ezersky and the surprisingly dangerous Caitlin Lovinger until I'm back in late September or early October.
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IRVING PENN: Centennial (Metropolitan Museum of Art/Yale University, $70), by Maria Morris Hambourg and Jeff L. Rosenheim, presents page after page of startlingly fresh images, many of them older than you are.
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Though the episodes are often startlingly short, condensing stories into 30 minutes that could easily justify a full hour, Rhysider's hypnotic narration and deep expertise creates results that are never less than gripping.
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These shining faces, shown in a photo the White House released Friday of the 2018 Spring cohort, are very much "his" interns: Startlingly, it appears that all but two of them are white.
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This is not to mention growing calls from some usual suspects to pass a multi-year budget deal that hikes spending caps — a startlingly irresponsible idea that one hopes would also create controversy.
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It's managed to feel both riotously funny and startlingly insightful — like its interest in how anyone manages sex when a baby could wake up or a toddler could run in at any moment.
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Many of them were merely prompts from one party to its respective side to deliver talking points, including a response from White House lawyers that showed a startlingly expansive view of executive power.
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As she performed, the thigh, splayed by the weight of the torso and the action of the toe working the pedal, looked startlingly large, almost fat, though Yuja is a very slender woman.
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Poirot goes about his business, inspecting cabins and interviewing individual passengers, who range from a pious missionary (Cruz) to a flirtatious divorcée (Pfeiffer) to a startlingly racist professor en route to a conference (Dafoe).
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In a startlingly poignant flashback, the audience finds out that Obi's conservative Catholic Nigerian father (Cornell S. John) threw Obi out of the house as a teenager after finding out that he was gay.
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McBride's winning entry was startlingly complex: It featured an espresso shot that was pulled for twice as long as normal, then twice filtered and chilled into a clean tonic devoid of crema and sediment.
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His line about shooting someone and not losing voters prompted me to revisit Eric Hoffer's seminal 1951 work, "The True Believer," which I find startlingly relevant every four years for one reason or another.
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Manohla Dargis, The New York Times: With Mr. Driver — who delivers a startlingly raw performance — Mr. Johnson delivers a potent portrait of villainy that suggests evil isn't hard-wired, an inheritance or even enigmatic.
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It turns out that in America, it can be startlingly easy to live in an area where there is an alarmingly high rate of lead poisoning among children — and not even know about it.
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Gerstl, on the other hand, comes across as fiercely focused on exploring his technique and the humanity of his subjects (including himself in his several self-portraits) with a startlingly modern lack of affectation.
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The only lights came from the balconied hotels and elevated pagodas on the shore, and from a temple with a startlingly large and hunched black Buddha, in a golden robe with glinting white eyes.
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LONDON — One of the women who has accused Jeffrey Epstein of sex crimes has issued a startlingly clear appeal to Prince Andrew of Britain to "come clean" about his relationship with the disgraced financier.
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LONDON — One of the women who has accused Jeffrey Epstein of sex crimes has issued a startlingly clear appeal to Prince Andrew of Britain to "come clean" about his relationship with the disgraced financier.
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This study shows that woolly mammoths were startlingly similar to modern elephants in terms of their behavior, and that fossil remains can tell us a lot about the social and behavioral aspects of extinct species.
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The startlingly sharp decline in teen births is great news because teen mothers are statistically more likely to drop out of school, fall below the poverty line, and miss opportunities to advance in the workplace.
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Google has a feature called Google Maps Timeline that shows in startlingly precise detail anywhere you were you went in the past month with your phone, as well as how and when you got there.
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It wasn't Prince but it was definitely the most startlingly direct homage yet released, with Jamie Liddell's vocals sounding as if he's deliberately trying to emulate the way Prince's voice sounds on a degraded tape.
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First reported by The Economist, It found that a machine learning algorithm could tell from a handful of photos whether a white person identified as gay or straight on a dating website with startlingly accuracy.
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You may ask: Why should my zillionth encounter with a very familiar musical, one often dismissed as Jewish kitsch and accused of sugarcoating its Sholem Aleichem source, affect me — and apparently the audience — so startlingly?
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In a flashback scene, a young Bonnie is scared of putting her head underwater in a pool, and when Elizabeth's gentle coaxing doesn't convince her, Bonnie is suddenly, and startlingly, pulled under by her mother.
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And in a contemporary context, with their shiny-bright replication of an earlier idiom (and the color in this canvas is startlingly clear), they offer a fascinating slant on the debate around originality and commodification.
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If you are a foreigner living in Turkey, you have no doubt benefited from these excursions; the gifts from returning friends come in the form of delicious, unfamiliar cheeses, startlingly sweet tomatoes, buttery olive oil.
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Mr. Nolan's unyielding emphasis on the soldiers — and on war as it is experienced rather than on how it is strategized — blurs history even as it brings the present and its wars startlingly into view.
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In one painting, smoke rings of white and celadon float above a dark-purple femurlike form against a beautiful red-on-cream crosshatch pattern startlingly similar to that which Jasper Johns employed in the 2212s.
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Courtesy David Hammons and Mnuchin Gallery; Photograph: Tom Powel Imaging In 1974, Hammons settled in New York and slowly gained notice for startlingly beautiful sculptures made of empty bottles that had contained cheap fortified wine.
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A website that presents itself as a genealogy tracker is coming under fire for how startlingly easy it makes it for anyone on the to quickly track down extensive personal information on anyone and everyone. FamilyTreeNow.
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The 1975 singer, his hair in the mohawk version of whatever goes on on top of Robert Smith's head, took drags from his cigarette during saxophone breaks and flopped around like a startlingly confident deflating balloon.
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Not startlingly quickly, and rarely frustratingly, but there came a moment where I looked at the task the game was asking me to complete and realized that I had moved out of the realm of tutorials.
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Companies that have raised many billions of dollars in the junk bond market in recent years have spent startlingly little of it on new plants and operations — things that prime future growth and provide more jobs.
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J.C. This week the Detroit experimental band Wolf Eyes presented a startlingly bizarre new video from its recent album, "I Am a Problem: Mind in Pieces," released last year on Jack White's Third Man record label.
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Read more: A startlingly honest story about Richard Branson not knowing what 'gross margin' meant shows his qualities as a leader, says former coworkerHe says Branson has "absolutely" been an influence on his own entrepreneurial style.
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But what do we do when we are so angry, suggestible, and near sighted that we vote in droves to nominate a startlingly ignorant, racist buffoon with poor impulse control to stand as a presidential candidate?
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Writing, when it's good, mirrors the elements of Serena's tennis: prose as startlingly rhythmic as her groundstrokes; an aerobic leap to an unexpected thought; snappy cadences like her net game; authoritative concision like her first serve.
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But during the nine days that we hiked through Jotunheimen, permitted to light fires, swim in the rivers, forage for mushrooms and pitch our tent wherever we pleased, we saw only land that was startlingly pristine.
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In addition to painting a comprehensive (and startlingly intimate) portrait of the Polish artist Stanislav Szukalski, who died in 1987, the film wrestles with questions about whether and how art can be separated from the artist.
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The book takes a startlingly elegiac, wistful, poetic turn in the final story, which focuses on the 2017 hurricane that flooded the city, perhaps presaged in this collection by that prefatory image of an overhead grid.
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When a cybersecurity researcher was trying to reset his Virgin Media password earlier this year, he found that Virgin sent his password in plain text via email — a startlingly unsecure way to communicate passwords without encryption.
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The experience is startlingly affective in works like "What happened on that day really set me on a path (red and blue)" (2018), which appears to depict a man and young woman walking among a crowd.
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By contrast, Mischa Maisky, who studied with both Rostropovich and Piatigorsky, gave a startlingly violent reading of the Britten Sonata in C, infusing it with the bite and fury that Ma had omitted from the Shostakovich.
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It could be called either audacious or misjudged when the final act takes us to a factory farm for giant pigs, where the film startlingly turns into something between My Neighbor Totoro and Le Sang des Bêtes.
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But the way forward is actually startlingly simple: The only way for Jeff Flake to deliver on the aspirations for American democracy and the United States Senate that he himself has outlined is to reject Brett Kavanaugh.
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A conversation where Fisher sprawls on the bed with one of her oldest friends, actor-director-producer Griffin Dunne, is so startlingly intimate and silly that it feels like it could have been a film in itself.
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Though he had great success with other composers (a ravishing production of Britten's "A Midsummer Night's Dream", a startlingly sexy rendition of Strauss's "Salome"), he was there for "Così" and "Figaro", as many times as anyone wanted.
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Similarly he shows us footage of Katia and Maurice Krafft, the French volcanologist couple who, after decades of famously filming flows and eruptions startlingly up close, died in a pyroclastic flow on Japan's Mount Unzen in 1991.
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Study scores of 3 or higher suggest the water on board is safe enough to drink — startlingly, only three of the 11 major airlines sampled achieved this score, along with just one of the 12 regional airlines.
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This became startlingly clear when Obamacare was built on the notion that requiring younger and healthier people to pay more, (in some cases a lot more), for health insurance would level out the costs for everyone else.
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That is until, in early August, when a supply-chain researcher gave me a startlingly simple piece of advice: Go to the Trump store and take a look at some of the fine print on the labels.
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Mars: NASA's Curiosity rover exploring the red planet discovered such startlingly high amounts of methane — a gas which on Earth is usually produced by living creatures — that scientists sent new instructions for the rover to follow up.
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Startlingly, nothing leaked from the leaders' two-hour meeting until late afternoon, when the city was enveloped by a freakish storm, which buffeted the city with lumps of crusty, wet snow known in meteorological circles as graupel.
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Jeff Brotman, a founder of Costco, which became one of the world's largest retailers by luring loyal, card-carrying customers to its cavernous stores with startlingly low prices on everyday products, died on Tuesday in Medina, Wash.
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Two years ago, Carlson and his younger brother, Buckley, were e-mailing about a liberal communications director whom they found annoying; she was accidentally copied on one message, in which Buckley described her in startlingly distasteful terms.
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In 1993, Ray Dalio, the chairman of what is today the largest hedge fund in the world, Bridgewater Associates, received a memo signed by his top three lieutenants that was startlingly honest in its assessment of him.
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Tegan & Sara: Love You to Death (Vapor/Warner Bros) In 2013, twin sisters and former folkies Tegan and Sara Quin released Heartthrob, a startlingly confident '80s synthpop revival move complete with arcade bleeps and power ballad choruses.
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There's a curious perversity that rears its head early in the film during a startlingly grisly shower scene and throughout, there's a shocking willingness to go to the very edge of what's acceptable in a contemporary studio movie.
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The curious but somewhat alarmist tone of stories that link STDs with dating apps sounds startlingly similar to past accusations about how sexual education, the pill, and, most recently, subsidized birth control, enable more (and less safe) sex.
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The best Black Mirror episodes (like its infamous first episode, "The National Anthem," which turned out to be startlingly true to life) are shocking not because of their bleakness but because they go places you can barely imagine.
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Emboldened by their successes, students across campuses in South Africa were able to articulate a new vision for their society that was startlingly different from that which Nelson Mandela had outlined for the nation in the early 1990s.
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Well, surprise: "Honey Boy," Shia LaBeouf's startlingly forthright, cathartic and beautifully acted movie based on his confusing and chaotic life as a child actor, winds up demonstrating what can go right, when the right elements are in place.
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When the headliners first made their mark decades ago, they were heard as disruptive, forever changing the ways listeners would respond to sounds — distorted guitars, untrained voices — and to lyrics that might be startlingly blunt or downright inexplicable.
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The seating in the round brought some of the performers startlingly close by; this wasn't the unified statement available on a recording, but a piece visibly and audibly constructed simultaneously by individuals and the group they form together.
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It's great to be back, and very special thanks to the uncommonly informative Martin Herbach, the startlingly dangerous Caitlin Lovinger and the incredibly intrepid Sam Ezersky for doing such a terrific job while I was on another assignment.
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BAGHDAD/KIRKUK (Reuters) - The Baghdad government recaptured territory from Kurds across the breadth of northern Iraq on Tuesday, making startlingly rapid gains in a sudden campaign that has shifted the balance of power in the country almost overnight.
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Beyond a dubious "It Ain't Me Babe" and a startlingly rearranged "Times They Are A-Changin'," LaVette's picks are obscure, half of them '80s titles left off both of the compilations since concocted to salvage his lost decade.
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U.S. unemployment figures published last week showed that an unprecedented total of 22 million Americans had filed unemployment claims during the week ending March 21, as the true extent of the impact from nationwide shutdowns became startlingly apparent.
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DealBook In 1993, Ray Dalio, the chairman of what is today the largest hedge fund in the world, Bridgewater Associates, received a memo signed by his top three lieutenants that was startlingly honest in its assessment of him.
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The movie is a quiet, beguiling character drama — the often hand-held camera gets into the characters' faces and movements in startlingly intimate ways — with a social backdrop and subtext that give it a particular kind of heft.
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Jay Inslee, who made a startlingly good case for the presidency in his one allotted hour, but also in the basic idea that televised town halls are a good and useful thing for our tattered, frayed political system.
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What's initially off-putting about it, however, is that the artist has also drawn startlingly lifelike shadows just beneath each of the six lines, steering the piece dangerously toward the instantly discredited postmodern style known as Abstract Illusionism.
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There are some adult themes, but apart from the profanity, there's startlingly little in this movie that couldn't have played on-screen in the 1940s or '50s, when this particular brand of carefully crafted audience-tease was more common.
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The changes are obvious the moment you look at the new UI. The modest command menu that was previously across the top of the page has now been moved to the left of the feed, with startlingly large lettering.
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Starting out as a workplace comedy featuring a sparkling female ensemble, the movie — set mostly over a single day — morphs into an affecting, startlingly insightful depiction of the bone-weary work of being a woman in a man's world.
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A startlingly incompetent attempt on December 23rd by Steven Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, to calm market jitters by saying that banks have "ample liquidity" made things worse (bank liquidity had been nowhere among investors' worries until he mentioned it).
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Of course, that doesn't mean such bias is a thing of the past -- far from it; pregnancy discrimination charges filed with the EEOC and related agencies have surged in the past two decades and can still be startlingly blatant.
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Now, through a "digital exhibit" of the magazine, people across the globe can learn more about Ritsona, hear from the youth who live there, and explore issues surrounding the refugee crisis that are both deeply personal and startlingly universal.
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Others are startlingly prescient: "Should the Net Forget" (2007) helped kick off the debate about the right to be forgotten; "The Hierarchy of Innovation" (2012) remains a key text in the argument about the value of new digital tools.
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And we turn a corner, to the exhibition's startlingly abrupt conclusion, which appears as if from nowhere: artworks by four females of the 21st century, all making powerful arguments about how women have been wrongly represented in the past.
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Screenshot: AmazonIt's been most famously used to swap celebrities into movies and even erase unwanted mustaches, but the real power of artificial intelligence is its ability to spot patterns in large amounts of data and make startlingly accurate predictions.
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Honestly, "Endgame" reminded me in several moments of a Richard Linklater film: It has that same intense preoccupation with time, there's long scenes where people are just hanging out, and there are a whole bunch of startlingly likable jocks.
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And it's that exception that makes a compelling argument that despite criticism of the film (and novel) as regressive when it comes to sexual politics, the new It is advancing at least one progressive — and startlingly rare — feminist idea.
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In a startlingly frank interview on "First Take" on ESPN, Johnson, who resigned as team president last month, painted a picture of dysfunction at the Lakers, and openly accused the team's general manager of stabbing him in the back.
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Hamilton's consideration of the Beatles' relationship to black music — which had at least as much to do with adding rock 'n' roll grit to contemporary, high-gloss Motown hits than with reverently borrowing from their elders — is startlingly good.
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"Nate," a hit at the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, was a startlingly unusual creation — a clown show about consent that managed to be funny and ferocious, broad and nuanced, a prank on the audience that felt like a tickle.
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In December, she released "fabric 91," her contribution to the prestigious series from Fabric, a London label and club; it is a beguiling seventy-six-minute mix that twists and turns and occasionally—startlingly—comes spinning to a stop.
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After she fights alongside her sister Nebula (Karen Gillan), and all the women in the MCU in a powerful scene, for the good guys during the big Thanos-ending battle, Gamora is startlingly absent from Tony Stark's (Robert Downey, Jr.) funeral.
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Still, even though users of the open source software present in countless products and services are now as diverse as the internet itself, the open source development community remains startlingly white and male—even by the tech industry's dismal standards.
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Not only have we not yet had a woman president, but the numbers of women currently serving in political office are still startlingly low: less than 19.4% of Congress, 21% of the Senate, and only four women out of 50 governors.
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Shows like BoJack Horseman and Rick and Morty have emerged as the new standard-bearers for a kind of cartoon that's sharp, funny, and insightful, capable of dealing with startlingly nuanced themes, like BoJack's honest reflections on the nature of unhappiness.
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In another, they become the mourners, whose wordless cries swell into oceanic roars, before subsiding, startlingly, into a gentle song about red wine, delivered in close harmony, as if by three pals at the end of a night of drinking.
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But two years ago, after Koma injured his ankle, Eiko, the other half of the husband-and-wife dance duo — treasured for their stark, startlingly slow excavations of stillness and shape while time gradually passes — struck out on her own.
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There's a Murano glass lemon I purchased in Venice; the glossy, startlingly realistic cube of steak and piece of a yellowtail-and-scallion sushi roll that my sister brought me from Tokyo; a fuzzy plastic kiwi I haggled for in Singapore.
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The film's take on that pivotal last year of high school is startlingly fresh, and like last year's stellar The Edge of Seventeen, Lady Bird dares to take the emotional lives of teenagers and adults seriously without sacrificing wit or warmth.
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This nearly half-century-old lesson is a startlingly appropriate rebuke to Principal Bates (who asserts without elaboration that any dissent would entail "disruption"), and is even more persuasive applied to the setting of a football field rather than a classroom.
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Photo: NASA/JPL-Caltech ( (AP)NASA's Curiosity rover discovered "startlingly high amounts of methane in the Martian air" on Wednesday in what could potentially be a sign of life on the Red Planet, the New York Times reported on Saturday.
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It is, in my view, the most important narrative document of transgender culture in the U.S., enlisting transgender people before and behind the camera, while successfully telling a startlingly high number of interwoven stories that have never been told before.
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Berger's ideas about things like capitalism and animal rights, no matter what the viewer thinks of them, are stated so cogently and with so many years of refinement and care that they inspire reflection, and in some cases ring startlingly true.
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His quest for an impassioned, expressly vocal quality on the saxophone yielded a startlingly original sound, though it would later elicit comparisons to the 1960s free-jazz maverick Albert Ayler, whom he claimed at the time never to have heard.
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By combining such sounds with the echoing cliffs of a Swiss yodel, or the lashing rain of Korean P'ansori, and refracting them through the mind of a composer, the group produces music that's both primal and sophisticated, ancient and startlingly modern.
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I should note here that I've known Adichie for about 10 years now, and she has always been startlingly easy to make laugh, and one of her very favorite subjects for ridicule is the exalted reputation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
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The broader community of people that care about the game mourned his passing, in the same earnest and rather startlingly heartfelt way that they celebrated the remission that allowed him to return to the sidelines during last year's NBA Playoffs.
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Instead, dive into traditionally Greek, now polyglot Astoria, starting with a startlingly non-greasy $8.95 pork gyro at BZ Grill or, even better, their sandwich made with loukanika, a Greek sausage stuffed with pork and leeks and fragrant with red wine.
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Driver, a wondrously subtle and startlingly emphatic actor, is too often reduced to yelling and waving his arms, and the more delicate notes of longing, nostalgia and wonder that should drive the story are drowned out by clatter and huggermugger.
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Neighborhoods fell to the militants in startlingly quick succession, so that Saeed's mother's mental map of the city where she had spent her entire life now resembled an old quilt, with patches of government land and patches of militant land.
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The music video for Jenny Hval's "Female Vampire" zooms in on skin that peels, stretches, drips and writhes; it's a startlingly visceral experience that aptly represents the label Sacred Bones' broader plunge into the grotesque, the occult and the sinister.
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" Poe, Finn and Rey remain a "dream team"; Adam Driver as Kylo Ren "delivers a startlingly raw performance"; and added characters like Kelly Marie Tran's Rose re-establish the franchise's diversity bona fides — "a vision of the future you can recognize.
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That is startlingly higher than the death rate of seasonal influenza and just shy of the estimated death rate that occurred during the 1918 pandemic flu, which infected a third of the world's population, killing an estimated 50-100 million people.
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Traveling by boat up Norway's west coast, he found his own Mont Sainte-Victoire: the big, startlingly rectangular headlands of the North Cape (NordKapp), jutting into the North Atlantic — and thought at the time to be the northernmost point of Europe.
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An empathy evangelist and former moderator for the Telluride Film Festival, he is a careful steward of acutely observed and often startlingly intimate stories, some of which originate in the work of others and all of which are deeply personal.
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Still you can see the origins of what would become a strong, clear, nuanced, and decisively idiosyncratic vision, for instance in "Untitled (White House)" (1992), in which two startlingly white houses look almost unearthly in a dark and somber landscape.
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I sat down with Robinson at the Toronto International Film Festival to talk about how she got this startlingly original film to theaters, what went into the writing, and what makes a good sex scene, both for the actors and for the viewers.
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Rest in peace, Paul, and if you can read this in Fake News Heaven, here's a little bit of your legacy: Misleading statements made on Trump's behalf this week are illuminating, because they contrast startlingly with the president's own style of lying.
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Karim finally reaches the rose, stained-glass window and on the other side of it sees a new third dimension: a sound stage where the crew is filming a scene that looks startlingly like the location we just left on Treasure Island.
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The ancient Greek on the Rosetta Stone told archaeologists that it was inscribed by priests honoring the king of Egypt, Ptolemy V , in the second century B.C. More startlingly, the Greek passage announced that the three scripts were all of identical meaning.
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Here's my proposal: take aim at the industry where over half of all American women work at some point in their lives — an industry with startlingly high rates of sexual assault, and a structure that makes its workers unusually vulnerable to mistreatment.
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Unless A.J. is the greatest actor alive, the image of him cradled in Haide's arms sobbing and hyperventilating over hiding his sexuality is 200% startlingly real, especially when he hints suicide could have been a possibility if it weren't for certain loved ones.
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Startlingly, he did not utter one syllable about those who have lost their lives, their homes or businesses in the floods that are still swelling over southeast Texas, overwhelming the heroic first responders and volunteers who are straining to meet its demands.
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A startlingly rapid advance by government troops transformed the balance of power in northern Iraq within a matter of days and has wrecked decades-old dreams of Kurdish independence that had come to a head last month with a referendum on secession.
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In many ways, he has filled a vacuum in a startlingly small organization that has had no official manager since the June ouster of Corey Lewandowski, which Mr. Kushner advocated, and that has fallen far behind in building a 50-state campaign.
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After a few months of orders trickling in, mostly from close friends and fellow skaters, they were picked up by the Lower East Side skate shop Labor, and by June they'd received startlingly large orders from Prov, a cult concept shop in Tokyo.
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Leon Redbone, who burst onto the pop-music scene in the mid-21977s with a startlingly throwback singing style and a look to go with it, favoring songs from bygone eras drolly delivered, died on Thursday in Bucks County, Pa. He was 19923.
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That beautiful and startlingly modern list of mixed emotions suggests a delectation of diversities—he likes not knowing what he feels or who he is, enjoys having "wise" and "ignorant," insulated by nothing but a comma, anchored together in one soul's harbor.
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Art Review If you happened to see Werner Herzog's video installation "Hearsay of the Soul" in the 2012 Whitney Biennial, you have already caught sight of the startlingly experimental etched vistas of the 17th-century Dutch master of the Golden Age, Hercules Segers.
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There's a reason why each item appears startlingly simple: Smart Works offers coaching and styling sessions for unemployed women ahead of job interviews, many of whom may not have the budget to purchase an entirely new, office-appropriate outfit to appear professional.
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In that vein, Down Below is not about a surreal spell of madness, but is a startlingly lucid book that on the one hand demystifies mental illness, and on the other reveals how the episode brought her clarity and power of mind.
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It's a startlingly broad, ambitious vision for America's role in the world, one that confirms the fears of Democratic doves that Clinton will dramatically ramp up America's involvement in Syria and be all too eager to dive into additional conflicts the world over.
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Asimov, who came along years before She's All That and The Princess Diaries insisted that beauty and glasses are mutually exclusive, wrote a startlingly accurate essay about how Hollywood forces women to remove their specs before they can become popular or attractive to men.
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In Searching, David scrolls past the hate mail he's been receiving from strangers who've heard about his missing daughter in the news, have decided he's the one responsible, and have taken it upon themselves to tell him so, an incidental but startlingly plausible addition.
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Female "companion" units such as these are becoming more complex, as highlighted recently by Ricky Ma Wai-kay, a Hong Kong man who made international headlines by creating a bot that looked startlingly similar to Scarlett Johansson and talked back if you called it "cute".
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The rise of Grace Wales Bonner, 25, has been startlingly quick (she graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2014 and won the British Fashion Award for Best Emerging Men's Wear Designer last year), but there is reason to believe she is favors the slow approach.
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The wave of criticism marks the end of a startlingly brief honeymoon period for a new President who has been in office for scarcely a week, and even set the White House on defense as it backtracked on the ban applying to green-card holders.
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Among the celebratory parade floats is one that not only salutes the armed forces but—startlingly—recreates a military funeral, complete with a flag-draped coffin, mourning comrades and an honour guard who fire loud funeral volleys as they trundle down Cody's main street.
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" And though "Coloring Book" is advertised as a mixtape, it's as tightly orchestrated as any album, full of guests who feel the same: Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz, clever on "No Problem"; a scrappy Young Thug and a startlingly great Lil Yachty on "Mixtape.
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She struggles with her weight (the play's title refers to the forlorn name of a dress shop she visited as a child) and with the demands of motherhood (her riff on how the Bible defines a good mother is both scathing and startlingly funny).
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Swimming daily laps in such a setting is one of her few indulgences, along with a collection of dresses by Roberto Capucci, a 84-year-old Roman couturier who has, since the 1960s, made startlingly expensive, multicolored origami-like ball gowns that resemble installation art.
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About Crowbar, for example, Butt-Head once joked, "They're always taking a dump," while watching their video for "Existence is Punishment," before declaring, "This music is slow and fat," a startlingly on-point assessment (even taking their physical appearance completely out of the equation).
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That omission means the data offer no insight into a startlingly risky aspect of the Pentagon's arming of local forces with infantry arms: the wide distribution of anti-armor weapons, including RPG-7s, commonly called rocket-propelled grenades, and recoilless weapons, including the SPG-9.
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Chris Evert's fourth consecutive United States Open title was well within view when she drove home an exclamation point to Pam Shriver — her younger, stronger and startlingly taller challenger — that the six-foot, 223-year-old upstart was not yet big enough to beat her.
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The main attractions are the Indiana-based electronic musician Jlin, whose recent LP "Black Origami" is a startlingly radical work of rhythmic imagination (Monday); the Rhode Island noise-rock duo Lightning Bolt (Tuesday); and the interstellar jazz flame-keepers of the Sun Ra Arkestra (Wednesday).
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Her latest effort, the brooding, ephemeral Diminution, sees her channel urban loneliness and emotional blight via a combination of delicate guitar, brooding trumpet, textural drones, eldritch chimes, and her own spare, startlingly sweet vocal stylings, which float above the mire like newly freed souls.
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The combination of intimate and arresting portraits, a signature of Ms. Dugan's, with frank and deeply affecting quotes — they are often humorous, sad or both at once — is a startlingly deep dive into the individual and collective experiences of this generation of the transgender community.
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"For Sama," which debuted this week on PBS's Frontline and is available to stream on the Frontline website and YouTube, is startlingly intimate, combining al-Kateab's footage with her frank narration about the conflict and her fears surrounding how it will affect her family.
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Video-making had been incorporated into this ritual in a startlingly seamless way: before one girl could finish asking a TikToker to make a video saying hi to her friend Adrianne, the TikToker was halfway through a video saying hi to her friend Adrianne.
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Shot over the course of one year in 23 countries, the movie tracks the here and there of people whose relentless ebbing and flowing make startlingly visible what news headlines repeatedly suggest: that ours is an age of ceaseless churn with no calm in sight.
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Mr. Habjan fluidly and expertly switches among life-size ventriloquist's dummies, rod puppets and, in one startlingly effective scene, a mask of the conductor, which Mr. Habjan, dressed in a tuxedo with tails, holds in place while clutching a baton in his other hand.
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Around the double cluster of barracks that serve as houses, schools, workshops, mess halls, cooperative stores, offices and hospitals are nearly 17,000 acres of vegetable gardens, wheat, alfalfa and rice fields and pasture lands startlingly neat and green in a framework of shallow irrigation ditches.
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Other than startlingly realistic silicone pieces for Saru's hands and arms — "I've never had [costume] gloves that look so real" — and a pair of hooflike boots that add five more inches to Jones' considerable height, the rest of the character is just Jones' own slim body.
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"When he's got that shot dropping, there's not much more you can do but stay in front of him and have a good contest," Tristan Thompson said right after he wrapped his knuckle on a wooden lectern when I asked him about LeBron's startlingly accurate shot.
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S. trade talks in Beijing By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Asian shares were set for a rousing start on Monday as a dovish turn by the Federal Reserve and startlingly strong U.S. jobs data soothed some of the market's worst fears about the global outlook.
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It strikes closer to home when one considers cases like that of Aziz Ansari, accused of inappropriate behavior and disrespecting his date's boundaries in a piece that torched the internet, partially because it rang startlingly, uncomfortably familiar to many men and women about experiences in their past.
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The opening credits of The Big Chill, Lawrence Kasdan's 1983 film of a group of thirty-something friends reckoning with mortality, introduce the main characters in the midst of various daily situations, which are startlingly interrupted with these close-up details of a man being dressed.
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They fear their party could see its fortunes mauled as a consequence of two factors: large-scale demographic changes that make the landscape less hospitable for the GOP, and Trump's startlingly poor performance so far with normally reliable pillars of Republican support, such as college-educated whites.
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In a startlingly dramatic appeal to both sides in Syria's brutal civil war, the United Nations' special envoy for Syria offered to personally escort up to 2900,000 al-Qaeda-linked fighters out of Aleppo to prevent Russian and Syrian forces from razing the city to the ground.
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After losing Bannon and Gorka and Hahn to the White House; accepting the resignation of Yiannopoulos, who was caught advocating statutory rape; and firing the editor Katie McHugh over a string of odious tweets, Alex has left himself with a roster of writers who are startlingly inoffensive.
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Rendered with startlingly tactile beauty through David Bengali's projections, with lighting by Beverly Emmons, these images are echoed and enhanced by chamber pieces and songs by so-called Impressionist and Romantic composers who were contemporaries of van Gogh: Claude Debussy, Gabriel Fauré, Ernest Chausson and César Franck.
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Trump and his allies on Wednesday were still reeling from the publication on Tuesday of excerpts from Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward's forthcoming book, "Fear," which contains dozens of vignettes and quotes from current and former Trump officials that paint the president in a startlingly negative light.
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Those familiar with the New York-based German artist's startlingly visceral work, such as pigskin heads or scenes of dead animals caught in oil and tar, may be surprised at the quiet nature of Icons in Ash, which are more contemplative in their consideration of death.
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What's more, so much of Mr. Trump's campaign and his conduct remain startlingly unpredictable, from his spats with the pope to his shifting memories of his previous positions on momentous issues, such as his opposition (then later support, then opposition again) for the American-led invasion of Iraq.
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But published in 2005, right before the financial crisis blew up the economy and doomed millennials even more than they were already, it also offered a startlingly prescient window into the relentless cycle of personal debt that has helped define what young people sometimes like to call late capitalism.
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With his startlingly poetic collages, experiments in primal phonetics, ground-breaking immersive Merzbau sculptures (pre-dating today's multimedia installations by over 80 years) and his, as yet unrealized, dream of the Gesamtkunstwerk: the total synaesthetic work of art, his irrefutable influence has suffused every area of creative expression.
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Being a young, attractive, conservative woman also gave her cover to make the kind of startlingly cruel comments that would have sunk other careers -- suggesting, for example, that Syrian refugees fleeing for their lives (and the lives of their children) were cowards who wouldn't stay to defend their country.
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Most startlingly, Poitras also shows Assange and Harrison on the phone, urgently trying to get ahold of then-Secretary Hillary Clinton at the State Department, to warn her about the incoming publication of hundreds of thousands of unredacted cables after the master password to their files is exposed.
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The only additional name I found among the other canvases was "BORK" (in "While All the Others Are Working," 2016), a startlingly relevant reference to Robert Bork, Reagan's Supreme Court nominee, whose defeat by a Democratic Senate has been the subject of much commentary over the past two weeks.
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The camera-shy Aussie songstress put on a very serious and cinematic affair, with Paul Dano, Kristen Wiig, Tig Notaro, and the startlingly expressive teenage dancer Maddie Ziegler all donning black-and-white wigs a la Sia herself and acting out melodramatic, abstract theatrical performances to the music.
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Everyone whose job it is to make jokes about current events was handed a gift on the weekend: A photo of Donald Trump's famously ochre-hued face framed by a startlingly wide border of his actual skin colour, his hair blown back in the wind, as stark as his corrupt conduct.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HUDSON, New York — Startlingly engaging, the dozen paintings in Colin Brant: People of the Forest are peopled not by humans but by a variety of birds, marsupials, orangutans, and a lazy leopard, and the teeming density of these canvases is often downright jungle-like.
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We're finally down to the final four Bachelorette contestants: Chase, the startlingly life-like robot whose programmers only bothered to add one facial expression; Jordan, the younger, estranged brother of famous sports guy Aaron Rodgers; Robby, a mannequin; and Luke, the chronic mumbler who is spiritually in tune with horses.
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Those same Brexiteers are startlingly incurious about what foreigners think and feel, and disdainfully sure that they either love Britain enough to do as requested (cf the cheques written on America's account) or will submit to bullying by big boys (cf those predictions that BMW will tell Europeans what to do).
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Carrying student loans keeps the wealth gap between black and white families startlingly wide: A Levy Economics Institute study last year found that with student debt, young white families had 12 times as much wealth as black ones; eliminating that debt lessened that to just five times as much wealth.
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Till Fellner (April 19-24), Bertrand Chamayou (May 17-22), and Benjamin Grosvenor (April 4-6)—three newcomers to the Philharmonic—keep to safer ground, though the concerts with Grosvenor, the most startlingly original of the three, also offer a brand-new orchestral work by the acclaimed young composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir.
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It did, more or less: we're less than a week out, and while the startlingly ripped Rashad Evans had to pull out of his bout with the returning-from-two-years-hiatus Tim Kennedy, we're pretty much where we were in terms of how awesome Saturday night is going to be.
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Bridges gets to the free-throw line just 3.4 times per 40 minutes, a startlingly low number for a player with his physical gifts, and doesn't finish at an elite level at the rim in the half-court, either (per Synergy, he ranks in the 58th percentile among Division I players).
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It was to them that he directed his startlingly new positions on trade, immigration, foreign policy, and entitlements; for them that he promised to protect Medicare and Social Security; and for them, that he proposed a noninterventionist, what's-in-it-for-us foreign policy, and pledged to end free trade agreements.
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Dolezal's footage has never been seen before and ranges from the startlingly personal to the morbidly hilarious — including one lengthy scene in a hotel room (shot by Dolezal) where Houston and husband Bobby Brown vividly mimic a scene from What's Love Got to Do With It, casting themselves as Tina and Ike Turner.
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Starring Evan Rachel Wood, Thandie Newton, Anthony Hopkins, Ed Harris, James Marsden and a slew of other impressive actors, the show is about an Old West-style theme park, where visitors can fulfill whatever fantasy their heart desires by interacting with startlingly sentient robots who don't realize that they aren't real people.
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As we watch her struggling through conversation with an old high school classmate, and phoning her sort-of boyfriend, we see a new side of her character: the confused and startlingly resilient lost girl we will soon follow into far more complex territory, even—especially—when she has no idea where she's going.
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Christian Madsen (Michael Madsen's son, looking startlingly like the young version of his father) as Tom gets few lines and little backstory, but the weight and banked violence he brings to the role suggests an entirely different, linked movie about a man trying to escape his own past and his dangerous habits.
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LONDON — After a startlingly swift transfer of power that made her Britain's prime minister, Theresa May took charge of a new government on Wednesday, vowing to honor the referendum to leave the European Union and naming Boris Johnson, the former London mayor who had been widely considered politically dead, as foreign minister.
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Both films use drones to range across the globe and capture scenes of environmental degradation, including thousands of poached elephant tusks confiscated by the Kenyan government, the startlingly colourful waterways of the Atacama desert (polluted in the production of lithium), and the gleaming white caverns of the Carrara marble mine in Italy.
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Not that she does anything particularly heroic: Named for the poet Edna St. Vincent Millay, who also went by "Vincent," she is a startlingly lucid and apparently very beautiful young woman (her face is never described, only its implied effects) whose mother drowned when she was 13 in a mysterious canoeing incident.
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What's more, if the Senate takes seriously Mr. Trump's absolutist position, the chamber will be establishing a startlingly dangerous precedent: that Congress lacks the constitutional authority to investigate effectively criminal wrongdoing within the highest levels of the executive branch, in this instance, allegations of bribery and misuse of government office for personal gain.
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Having seen the first two, I can report that the crackling, startlingly intimate energy Williams and Robinson have honed over the past two years is well intact — even though they taped their HBO specials in Brooklyn's 3,000-seat capacity Kings Theatre, a far cry from the dark comedy clubs they first called home.
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She turns out to be a startlingly good one, playing Ally as gifted but guarded, someone who's lived long enough to be bruised by the industry, but who keeps singing, and who's smart enough to know that this hard-living celeb is going to hurt her, but who falls in love with him anyway.
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But a candidate can also speak to broader issues — health care, of course, and creating jobs that provide a living wage — while also addressing a new concern for so much of electorate: mending what's slowly yet startlingly broken down in our country and in our democratic and legislative process over the last few elections.
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This year's offering, Diminution, is almost too lovely for words; as was noted in our stream, the album sees her channel urban loneliness and emotional blight via a combination of delicate guitar, brooding trumpet, textural drones, eldritch chimes, and her own spare, startlingly sweet vocal stylings, which float above the mire like newly freed souls.
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The prevalent aesthetic realism descended as much from cinematic as literary forefathers Ralph Ellison and Richard Wright, and in the '90s — the age of stars like Will Smith, Denzel Washington, and Eddie Murphy — Tupac and Ice Cube lent the films they starred in fascinating layers and brought a startlingly grim authenticity to their performances.
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The show also includes startlingly racist anti-Japanese imagery that circulated in the United States (even in a government publication) before and during World War II. The photographs — many commissioned by the government but kept under wraps for decades — bear witness to a terrible mistake, a sad chapter capped by belated official apologies and reparations.
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There's something almost startlingly intimate about the tapestries in "Used Tape," Erin M. Riley's first solo show at P.P.O.W. A combination of still lifes and closely cropped self-portraits, all of which were hand-woven by the artist on a loom, evoke both the confessional nature of diary entries and the careful crafting of memoir.
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In contrast to China, which has been opaque about the spread of the disease within their borders, the Korean authorities have been startlingly open — almost too open — about coronavirus cases, even publishing information online about when and where infections were discovered, the ages and genders of the patients, and a host of other data.
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And, indeed, the tone and syntax of "A Small Boy and Others" is startlingly like that of the young narrator in C. K. Scott Moncrieff's contemporaneous translation of "À la Recherche"—Scott Moncrieff's sentences were, self-confessedly, made under James's influence—in a way that draws out a convergence of styles between the two masters.
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It's hard to get deeply into what I See You is getting at without giving too much away, but it's safe to say that, in part, it's about how startlingly vulnerable people can be, whether they're facing malicious intentions they may not even be aware of, the unknown in general, or just their need for other people.
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Written and directed by Bo Burnham, formerly a wildly popular YouTube comedian (which may be a turn-off for some, but stick with me here), Eighth Grade is a startlingly empathetic, wincingly honest, completely charming story of a girl living through the last week of eighth grade and coming to terms with herself, at least a little.
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A 22018 study by Stanford medical professors Eran Bendavid and Jayanta Bhattacharya, comparing HIV mortality in African countries receiving PEPFAR support between 21.35 and 20193 and countries that did not, found that the program reduced the HIV death rate by 22019 percent — preventing 25 million deaths, at a startlingly low price of only $25,450 per death averted.
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The worlds depicted in Moebius' comic art, for example, are startlingly original but they also seem credible and inhabitable because we can see echoes of actual places within them—the Bridge of Sighs, the stone faces of Bayon, the Niagara Falls, the temples of the Bagan plains, Monument Valley in Arizona and Utah, and so on.
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Available in bottles or by the generously poured glass, the selection runs the gamut from the straightforwardly delicious—try the easy-drinking, juicy Valentina Passalacqua Sottoterra, from Puglia—to the "interesting" or "funky" or "polarizing," words a server used when describing the Bichi Listan, a startlingly herbaceous, spicy, smoky red from the mountains of Tecate, Mexico.
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She doesn't draw attention to what I find the most significant aspect of Chile's startlingly strong rules against marketing to children and its requirements to reduce sugar and salt: the four-year pause between passage of its new food laws and when those laws went into effect, which gave the food industry clear advance warning of their nutritional targets.
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Before they ever hit the streets, a startlingly high number of runaways experience abuse; one study found that between 21 and 70 percent of runaway and homeless youths had experienced sexual abuse, compared to 46 percent and 38 percent for physical and emotional abuse, respectively (and low single-digit rates for sexual abuse among the general youth population).
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David Lewis, who oversees a large, pristine and hip gallery on the Lower East Side, is working with the Souls Grown Deep Foundation on a show of the work of Thornton Dial, a towering figure among outsiders of the South, known for his startlingly rough-hewed paintings whose surfaces can include basically anything: rugs, tree branches and wire.
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The Post obtained a tape of one of the calls – this time speaking to Trump's personal life: Within five minutes, [People magazine reporter Sue] Carswell got a return call from Trump's publicist, a man named John Miller, who immediately jumped into a startlingly frank and detailed explanation of why Trump dumped Maples for the Italian model Carla Bruni.
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Some of the more intimate encounters, however, are beautifully rendered: a vignette in which Venus bathes a sobbing, obese woman (Kristina Poe), who doesn't want to see her own naked body; an intensely sexy reconciliation between Sarge and Bella; the moment when an exasperated, Nigerian-born social worker (Neil Tyrone Pritchard) startlingly converts his rage into song.
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Consider Taofeek Abijako, a young American of Nigerian ancestry who, though just out of high school, staged a startlingly sophisticated show of street wear inspired by post-colonial African clothing, the kind that might have been worn by the fashion-conscious young Malians featured in the classic studio portraits shot by Malike Sidibe or Seydou Keita in the 1960s.
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By the time the picks rolled around to Sami Zayn and Bray Wyatt, even the McMahons and their GMs—Bryan for Smackdown and a startlingly hirsute Mick Foley for Raw—seemed bored, with one choice barely announced before the next pick followed on its heels, faster and faster, until the back half of the draft was shunted off to the WWE Network.
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Metacritic score: 90 Written and directed by Bo Burnham, formerly a wildly popular YouTube comedian — that phrase alone may turn you off, but stick with us here — Eighth Grade is a startlingly empathetic, wincingly honest, and always completely charming story of a girl living out the last week of her eighth grade year and coming to terms with herself, at least a little.
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The California camera company has packed a lot into the same flagship price point of $399, with a new integrated mounting system, a refreshed software experience that requires fewer taps, and the ability to shoot up to 4K footage at 60 frames per second or capture startlingly steady footage, thanks to an improved version of the company's HyperSmooth digital image stabilization.
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And while the stakes of electoral politics feel startlingly real if you're a naturalized citizen facing a vociferously anti-immigrant government, or a black family in Flint, Michigan, whose water has been poisoned, or a trans woman forced by a state government to use men's restrooms, for Americans outside marginalized communities, politics can feel like a game to which you can be indifferent.
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But that same year, in 1930, the explosive exultation suddenly is pared way, way down, as in the startlingly simple and meditative "Abstract Painting" (1930): just three thin black lines on a stark white background, painted at a time when he was joining the Abstraction-Creation group and connecting with De Stijl (aka Neoplasticism) artists and the Bauhaus Design School.
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In a series of startlingly candid conversations, President Donald Trump told former FBI Director James Comey that he had serious concerns about the judgment of a top adviser, asked about the possibility of jailing journalists and described a boast from Vladimir Putin about Russian prostitutes, according to Comey's notes of the talks obtained by The Associated Press on Thursday night.
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But when he quotes Delacroix advising another artist — "If you have not sufficient skill to make a sketch of a man throwing himself out of a window, in the time that it takes him to fall from the fourth floor to the ground, you will never be capable of producing great machines" — he conveys a startlingly accurate perspective on Delacroix's essential greatness.
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The Stone has been wetting its feet there by presenting shows Friday and Saturday nights since June, and the few weekends I've been to the new space, it has appeared to foster the kind of open exchange that typified most nights on Avenue C. I've already heard startlingly successful group improvisations, and first-time bands of unlikely collaborators that gamely fell flat.
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It's written and directed by Bo Burnham, the wildly popular YouTube comedian — that phrase alone may turn you off, but stick with me here — and it is a startlingly empathetic, wincingly honest, and always completely charming story of a girl living out the last week of her eighth grade year and coming to terms with herself, at least a little.
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Mr. Holland does not gloss over the holes or uncertainties in his story, but instead uses his knowledge of the period (which starts with the murder of Julius Caesar and concludes with Nero's suicide in A.D. 68) to place early and sometimes disputed accounts in context, and to give the reader a startlingly visceral sense of the violence and brutality and wretched excess of ancient Rome.
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There is something startlingly satisfying in the way famous figures have recently been bumped from schedules or swapped out of work — Kevin Spacey from All the Money in the World and House of Cards, Bryan Singer from Bohemian Rhapsody, Ed Westwick from Ordeal by Innocence — because for so long, people have been protected and enabled by the myth that they are just too essential to be replaced.
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In 1961, Ms. Hepburn and Mr. Givenchy created one of the most indelible cinematic fashion moments of the 20th century in "Breakfast at Tiffany's": when her character, Holly Golightly, approaches the titular Fifth Avenue jeweler wearing oversize sunglasses, four strands of sparkling pearls, long evening gloves and a black Givenchy dress — a slender, shoulder-baring column — that looks startlingly out of place for the early morning hour.
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And yet, all the people in Seoul I spoke to about North Korea over the first few weeks of August revealed themselves to be both startlingly well informed (able to lucidly explain not just Kim Jong-un's motivation — to protect himself and be taken seriously on the global stage — but also the larger stakes for the United States and China) and almost breathtakingly pragmatic.
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And in a week in which Bloomberg was accused of being racist due to resurfaced comments about the stop-and-frisk program he once championed, Kranish's work also highlights comments Bloomberg allegedly made that are startlingly degrading to African Americans; one lawsuit claims Bloomberg once advised an employee to find "some black who doesn't have to speak English" to work as a nanny for her.
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I have the unfortunate task of informing the woman who runs all of Star Wars that the 2015 release is now out of print, and after a startlingly casual exchange of faux-jealous niceties, Kennedy deftly cuts the small talk short and asks her publicist to find her a copy of the leather-bound BB-8 Moleskine as she sneaks out of the room.
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His career sprawls across decades before and after that, and continues still—he presides over a rather startlingly vast multi-platform empire today, which includes a daily radio show that's on 300 stations in the United States and Canada, a weekly television show that's on 174 stations, and a podcast that he does with his wife and her adult son from a previous marriage.
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A key member of Stockholm-based label StayCore (alongside artists like Mobilegirl, Lil Tantrum, Endgame, Kablam), Toxe makes genre-blending music that fuses spitfire beats with twisted vocal samples, chewing up and spitting out everything from Britney Spears to T-Pain, and chopping up grime, R&B, cumbia, reggae, hip-hop and garage to make a startlingly fresh mish-mash of club-ready beats.
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Other highlights of this collection include another cloud-filled sky rendered in extreme lucidity, "Savanah" by Gonzalo Ariza, a Colombian; a juicy self-portrait from 1933 by the Chilean Luis Herrera Guevara; a delightful grouping of set designs, some on paper cutouts, for the ballet Estancia (1941) by the Argentine Horacio A. Butler; and most startlingly, two hyperrealist portraits in watercolor and gouache from 1941 by the Uruguayan Gustavo Lazarini Terradas.
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At Cafe Farohar, the food was startlingly fresh: scrambled eggs vivid with green garlic uprooted from the backyard; aleti paleti, an herb-strewn sauté of chicken livers, kidneys and lungs; and a glass of pristinely sour yogurt to be mixed with sev: skinny, crunchy strands of chickpea flour tossed with raisins and charoli, dusted in sugar and cardamom and given a flicker of rose water, scent deepening into flavor.
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Kracauer starts from a seemingly self-evident premise: German expressionist filmmakers (like Robert Wiene, who made the 1920 classic The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, which gives the book its title) created startlingly artistic statements unlike any others in the rest of the world, shot through with a dark, foreboding sense of impending doom, which paired well with the rise of fascism slowly bubbling away in German society in the '20s and early '30s.
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It is easy to imagine how this played with the global labels that spent months and countless dollars courting the talent, sending couriers and seamstresses whizzing across the planet to ensure that on this one night it would be Margot Robbie in Chanel haute couture, or Allison Janney in a startlingly chic red Reem Acra dress with a plunging neckline and angel sleeves, or Zendaya in a single-shoulder creation by Giambattista Valli reminiscent of old Hollywood.
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Maybe she'll swallow a word, maybe she'll strain a note, most often the Auto-Tune itself will sputter and curdle, dropping into her voicebox all sorts of digital vibrations and rhotics the human voice would have trouble producing alone, and the result is a startlingly aching and lyrical vocal portrait of flawlessness frayed at the edges, formalist craft starting to break down, a distancing strategy starting to fail, a singer starting to question her self-alienated self-mastery.
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That's obviously not much to work with in terms of reconstructing a full anatomy, but these fossils showed that Denisovans had molars unlike those found in Neanderthals or modern humans (specifically differences in size and the shape of cusps and roots), their jawbones were robust, protruding, and with no apparent chin, and the shape of their fingers was startlingly similar to ours (an observation that suggests Neanderthals evolved distinctive fingers, while modern humans and Denisovans retained their fingers from a common ancestor).
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The vehicle for Rose and Doyle's startlingly strong collaboration is "Carmen Jones" (at the Classic Stage Company), a revival of the bizarre and politically archaic 1943 Broadway musical, with lyrics and book by Oscar Hammerstein II. Hammerstein based his show on Georges Bizet's "Carmen," the 1875 opera about a "fiery" Romani woman who brings down a nice Spanish soldier; working with Bizet's score, he built his story around the similarly "fiery" and feckless Carmen Jones (Rose), a black woman employed in a segregated factory in the South during the Second World War.
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It's getting even tougher to access (Kaiser Health News) Contractor proposed Glamour magazine profile for Medicaid chief (Politico) The startlingly high cost of the 'free' flu shot (Kaiser Health News) U.S. shelves plan to sharply cut nicotine in cigarettes (Bloomberg) State by state America's 'Shame': Medicaid funding slashed in U.S. territories (NPR) Duluth, others must decide whether to join in massive opioid lawsuit or go it alone (Minneapolis Star-Tribune) Op-eds in The Hill It's time to close the gap between adult and pediatric medical devices Presidential candidates should use their platforms to elevate oral health View the discussion thread.
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