Real-life happenings are worked into storylines, and storylines wind up warping real life.
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Devenanzio: I think it's because who I am, the storylines around me — I create storylines.
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Our thought bubble: Expect to see more gaming companies leverage storylines from entertainment companies to build out more compelling storylines within interactive games.
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But regardless the writers' intent, the fact remains that the storylines they returned to again and again were at their core storylines of prostitution and degradation.
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Something else that hasn't changed: While the other girls' storylines have focused on the constant blackmail by A, Aria's storylines have primarily focused on her love triangles and relationship drama.
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The show was ostensibly centered on Frankie, who contributes narration to pull the various storylines together every week, and both Frankie and Mike had their share of storylines each season.
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LinkedIn will use a combination of human editors and computer algorithms to detect important storylines, then collect articles and posts related to those storylines and put them into individual feeds.
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Some Netflix Originals suffer from storylines that drag on for far too long thanks to season orders that are much bigger than their storylines necessarily demand (looking at you, 90% of Marvel properties).
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Both Dany and Jon's storylines last year carried that theme.
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The basic moral of all these storylines is the same.
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Most QD games hinge on alternative storylines and moral choices.
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However, these storylines are driven by more than fanciful biology.
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Again, back then, I was consumed by the romance storylines.
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This show rarely misfires with the meat of its storylines.
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I'm notorious for forgetting the plots and storylines to movies.
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The show has been thus far neglecting the other storylines.
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There are a few big storylines to watch this year.
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We know ... storylines are scripted -- but this one feels personal.
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Thankfully, it seems that Hathaway, too, has outgrown those storylines.
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The 21st season of the league does not lack storylines.
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It's made for more interesting but sometimes less revealing storylines.
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This season there's a lot of horror, thriller, psychotic storylines.
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More impressively, reality — or "reality" — now seeps into WWE storylines.
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These are the main storylines going into the awards show.
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February's reads have no shortage of unique and touching storylines.
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Both of those storylines remain mostly unspoken through the series.
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And both license storylines to studio production teams for money.
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Sitcoms have cycled through similar sets of storylines for decades.
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The tendrils drawing the various storylines together draw ever tighter.
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Gems, regularly features some of television's most emotionally affecting storylines.
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With sports fans increasingly following national storylines and athletes rather than local storylines and teams, could stadiums eventually look more like sound stages optimized for content creation rather than coliseums optimized for the attending fan?
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He had a penchant for simple storylines of good versus evil.
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Will the 2019 reboot of The Twilight Zone feature original storylines?
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Shows featuring LGBTQ characters, particularly queer women, disproportionately feature tragic storylines.
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Network television doesn't really deal with a lot of our storylines.
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But nothing about the characters or storylines seem all that different.
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However, references to those storylines abound, providing plenty of comic relief.
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This is where a bunch of storylines start to come together.
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But what about storylines where the subject matter cannot be avoided?
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What about the storylines that are happening outside the park, however?
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We left storylines on the cutting room floor before we started.
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Yes. But Younger isn't exactly strict with adhering to realistic storylines.
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It's a great tie-in with the past and present storylines.
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For one, the Trump-Russia saga has crowded out other storylines.
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Or are both storylines actually part of a bigger, crazier endgame?
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The underlying tension of the episode comes from two interwoven storylines.
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Will we see any of the storylines from past episodes crossover?
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As Dawson's Creek went on it did produce some important storylines.
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They're the stuff of parental nightmares and bad Hollywood hacker storylines.
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Either way, should make for some GREAT storylines down the road.
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Storylines such as Rebecca's, the woman who has joined a cult.
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On a night abounding with storylines, Turris' debut topped them all.
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The TV timeline also seems to be shifting some storylines around.
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There are so many storylines that have to come to conclusion.
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Like most storylines, they drew inspiration from this real-life event.
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Storylines have been and will be altered based on crowd reaction.
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Every NBA season features a number of recurring, calendar-based storylines.
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As always, the 33-car grid is packed with compelling storylines.
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The big storylines, as I see it, are: Senator Mitt Romney.
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It's got a hotel where guests get their own friggin' storylines!
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But after Comey's testimony, a few other storylines began to emerge.
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One of the storylines in "Hidden Figures" centers around a bathroom.
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Clinton has, by contrast, mainly been subjected to two negative storylines.
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It's a Ryan Murphy series that switches storylines with every scene.
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Now multiply storylines by about four, add some barks, and sit.
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The sequel creates opportunities for new storylines — and sweet new love.
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The lawyers also zeroed in on storylines that will satisfy Trump.
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All of these storylines have at least some truth to them.
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"Friends" has similar storylines about 20-somethings in New York City.
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The bottom line is that these storylines are not going away.
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There are so many good storylines in the NBA right now.
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The first-half storylines didn't take long to make themselves known.
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Even the storylines that borrow from other religions teach Buddhist lessons.
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And plenty of the storylines listed above could work together beautifully.
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From that moment of pacification on, Bobby and Chuck's storylines barely intersected.
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The storylines of women and non-white characters have collapsed into cliché.
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Now, whole storylines are condensed into a couple of seconds of dialogue.
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My aunts enjoy watching K-dramas because of the easily digestible storylines.
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The storylines followed their rivalries and relationships — which ended in a death.
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The series follows several storylines as Itani's small town copes without power.
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They focus on characters and storylines that exist to serve other films.
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She's a great character, and she deserves to have her own storylines.
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That disconnect is addressed in subsequent seasons with subtle nods and storylines.
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Milo Ventimiglia teased Nicky-related storylines in his recent interview with Esquire.
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Some have spawned franchises, and seen storylines branch off from the original.
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No one believes she understands the storylines, but the ritual comforts her.
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" E: "The storylines don't really go around them but they are there.
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Riverdale really did love it separate storylines for Season 3A, didn't it?
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"In that game, we were always finding ridiculously emergent storylines," he says.
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But tonight, the storylines felt more separate than ever, and it works.
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Instead, As Told By Ginger storylines were plucked straight from real life.
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There are player bios to read, statistics to memorize, storylines to hone.
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And, hopefully, the next season won't feature any more racially insensitive storylines.
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Odds & Ends There are two small storylines with other couples as well.
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And here's where a couple of storylines converge in an unexpected way.
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As just your regular fan of lesbian storylines, I've watched many more.
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"You guys get to see the big storylines on TV," he said.
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"Two and a Half Men" has also been chastised for problematic storylines.
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Largely, however, the diverging storylines leave little room for intersection on screen.
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"You guys get to see the big storylines on TV," he says.
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She has dialogue and storylines that could just have easily been Jerry's.
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The storylines: Twitter is in a rut, and has been for years.
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The lingering resentment with storylines will be front and center yet again.
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The most dramatic romantic storylines are the ones involving multiple crew members.
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Now, those are some unique, original storylines for these characters to explore.
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Two important storylines about the Democratic Party emerged from the 22008 election.
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Those storylines then get translated into theme park attractions around the world.
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And the questions often focus on storylines and narratives critical of Trump.
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Characters care about each other, and storylines often resolve with great warmth.
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But you could also see it pop up in the other storylines.
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Though abortion storylines, due to their still taboo stigma, lean toward dramas (Law & Order SVU, House of Cards, and Star are more shows that included abortion-centered storylines in their latest seasons) comedies approached the topic as well.
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Chapter Five: Dig Dug This is officially the season of lone wolf storylines.
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These two storylines meet when Olivia Baker finds Hannah dead in the bathtub.
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But the sequel also picks up storylines that the original film left open.
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Why can't women get their own new ideas, new storylines, and new characters?
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There are cult storylines to wrap, rockets to see, and corpses to uncover.
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Their experiences, storylines, and dialogue must be representative of their race as well.
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The writers are also doing excellent work with the storylines set in Canada.
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Instead, the show's writers could create new storylines within Atwood's precisely imagined world.
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Season 2 could easily follow any of these storylines, or create new ones.
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The show is finally putting some time into storylines from the supporting cast.
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What's happening: The Democratic field lacked storylines that found a foothold last week.
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It's a smart and relevant direction for the show's storylines to grow in.
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FROM PEN: Stunning Visuals and Compelling Storylines Make FX's Legion a Must Watch
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When I was writing Chewing Gum, the storylines would move me to tears.
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Roll the linguistic mystery meat of "Trending Storylines" in your mouth a little.
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The feed features interweaving, reoccurring storylines and distinctly developed (and often vulgar) characters.
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Trans youth didn't grow up with fun, romantic movies that included their storylines.
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Still, viewers will surmise that these allegations, at the least, have informed storylines.
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They sure as hell aren't bringing in new fans via their turgid storylines.
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Designers must simplify graphics and storylines of action-adventure titles for mobile screens.
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Then again, there are still plenty of storylines to tie up, music aside.
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No matter how terrible the animation, or voice acting, or storylines might've been.
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And, yet, the Homeland writers are only "gestating" their next storylines right now.
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It is, in other words, a respite from the season's storylines so far.
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But don't succumb to the fatigue and sleep through all the intricate storylines.
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The violent ballet, the melodrama, the emotional pull and swirl of the storylines.
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This streamlining of storylines hasn't necessarily made The Expanse its best possible self.
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I sit with a mixture of amusement and bewilderment at the predictable storylines.
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Thank goodness those storylines have made for great TV the last seven seasons.
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I appreciate the series' commitment to funny grossness in his storylines this season.
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The discussions around FGM are subtly woven into these diverse and compelling storylines.
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Most importantly, "Homecoming" is fun, and doesn't recycle storylines from the previous movies.
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It's precisely because the storylines are so outrageous that audiences remain rabidly engaged.
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TV needs more fat leading characters whose storylines aren't predicated by their weight.
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When a TV show logs over 525 episodes, it's bound to repeat storylines.
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Three separate storylines played out all within a few months of each other.
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But it also spotlighted the lack of women shaping female characters and storylines.
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"This Is Us" debuted in 2016 and became known for its emotional storylines.
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We've got stars, storylines and subplots galore to mentally masticate before Sunday's kickoff.
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The point: Lillard's Revenge instantly became one of the NBA's most engrossing storylines.
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Even its most traditional storylines soar thanks to its vision, performances and style.
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The richest queer storylines on Transparent have always come from its "secondary" characters.
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Now, there's no show as good at tracking dozens of storylines as Orange Is the New Black, and season six comes through with a finale that sees all of its storylines colliding in a way that feels a little breathtaking.
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The simply beautiful game looks like a delightful play with intriguing characters and storylines.
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In short, he has been able to manufacture storylines even when nothing is happening.
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It also contains some spoilers about what storylines we can expect to see advanced.
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The show has also subtly laid the groundwork for more emotional storylines going forward.
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Given the disparity in storylines, it's worth taking a hard look at the numbers.
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Established characters and stories were recontextualized; new storylines flowed from behind-closed-doors discussions.
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This also makes it difficult to create ongoing, complex storylines about romance and identity.
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Rarely do these kinds of deals get such attention or have such enjoyable storylines.
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Their storylines have been focused on rape, loveless marriages, infidelity, ridicule, abuse, and neglect.
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Power and Being Mary Jane are two shows that feature Black actors and storylines.
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Plot details are similarly unknown, but the Coens' script reportedly follows six connected storylines.
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The Media Research Center has accused NBC's now-canceled "Rise" of anti-Christian storylines.
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She's a conduit character, and often the shortest path between two wildly different storylines.
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Like all Bachelor storylines, what happened on Monday was both bizarre and oddly relatable.
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Christopher Nolan's stroke of genius is to have his storylines running at different speeds.
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Without question, it's the storylines and plot twists dreamed up by creator Charlie Brooker.
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Storylines that I once completely glossed over now come off as offensive or shocking.
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Did people at Netflix talk at all about how to make those storylines different?
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Watch Fox News or read conservative news outlets, and different villains and storylines dominate.
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The sexy storylines; the thrilling, deadly machinations; the complicated, dangerous women at its core.
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The first season of the hit streaming show included several storylines around gun violence.
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The writers also deserve credit for storylines in which language plays a prominent role.
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In the background of this episode, four (four!) different major storylines are going on.
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Taken together, their storylines make for surprising commentary on class anxiety in New York.
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But the ephemeral nature of life is also embedded into its most notable storylines.
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But the idea of power lost and regained resonated with non-Fillory storylines, too.
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Stories of the nefarious tactics of lobbyists representing corporate interests make for good storylines.
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Do they keep long, wandering storylines that reward old fans but confuse new ones?
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Also, I can't stand to look at older female black characters with sad storylines.
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The singing storylines could also give us more insight into Kate's relationship with Rebecca.
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Hydra is a recurring antagonist in Marvel Comics storylines and their offshoot media properties.
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There are plenty of references to Loki's gender fluidity throughout his comic book storylines.
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I thought the way that they mirrored those storylines is great, which is perfect.
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In fact, their storylines rarely diverge in this episode, so let's tackle them separately.
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Here are the players with the most substantial storylines heading into this year's tournament.
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The show also won accolades for how it handled LGBT storylines and promoted feminism.
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These concurrent storylines underscore a basic and important fact of life in America today.
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Dug the conclusion of certain key storylines - things I didn't even think I wanted.
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But the smartest rom-com-adjacent moments were threaded throughout Nick and Jess's storylines.
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But this is what led to multiple problems — and multiple storylines around those problems.
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Of course, all movies can and should pursue multiple storylines that run in tandem.
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This is all very interesting stuff, and it's fun to watch these storylines unfold.
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While an episode of an older, more traditional multi-cam like CBS's "All in the Family" might make do with six to 10 scenes, two storylines and fewer sets, "Friends" would have at least three storylines and up to twice as many scenes.
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Molly's Game is tremendous fun, and Sorkin threads together the storylines and themes with ease.
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Nearly a third of the LGBTQ characters, 6, died at the end of their storylines.
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Obviously, you can't compare the storylines in K-dramas to ones about Asian-American experiences.
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There are so many different cities, creatures and storylines that you could never get bored.
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Clarke's character Daenerys Targaryen has one of the most dramatic storylines in the entire series.
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The sixth season put focus on fewer storylines, thus trimming the once large ensemble cast.
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Through fanfiction, students practiced grammatical structures, planned storylines, created distinct personalities, and explored new vocabulary.
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Here's a look at the top storylines and athletes to watch in London: Saturday, Aug.
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All you'll need is a little patience for the myriad storylines to begin to coalesce.
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Still, Jughead's new life outside Riverdale High will make for some great storylines next season.
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McKean's exploration of allegory and skewed storylines resonates strongly with the work of Pierre Huyghe.
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Hoffman and her colleagues are looking into what viewers learn from medical storylines on television.
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Last season, the writers dabbled with Uber and Airbnb, embedding both deeply into core storylines.
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Gómez said she's discussed potential storylines for Blanca with showrunner Jenji Kohan and the writers.
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A whole host of storylines, characters, and comic series have sprouted from Mike Mignola's Hellboy.
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It's surprising because there are really important storylines for everything Microsoft is set to announce.
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What would be the most satisfying or interesting conclusion to some of the remaining storylines?
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These aren't the only storylines that get traction in the show's landscape of fratty misbehavior.
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After all, they are masters of turning the most first world of problems into storylines.
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Those storylines then have to have a reason for existence, so then comes the moralizing.
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But while the race—structurally—has been incredibly stable, the storylines have been anything but.
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There is no central character; the plot follows several protagonists inhabiting distinct, though intermingling, storylines.
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Shows were capitalizing off of this sensationalism by constantly engaging shooting-turns-to-protest storylines.
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I'm talking full scenes and storylines dedicated to these people trying to keep it together.
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With the NBA playoffs underway, a season's worth of storylines are coming to a head.
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But it actually illuminates one of the football world's most fascinating and controversial spring storylines.
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We have a lot of new places to go in terms of our parenting storylines.
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Even the name "Trending Storylines" reads like a marketing firm's amalgamation of other platforms' products.
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Those are among several intriguing Emmy-night storylines: Will "Game of Thrones" retain its crown?
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The tie between the two storylines this week is the relationship between Randall and Kevin.
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And again this year, the racing lineup is accomplished, diverse and full of compelling storylines.
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Big Little Lies is a dense show full of as many storylines as gossiping mothers.
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And many of these characters and their storylines are more intriguing than Eddie's Lockheed predicament.
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The Summer Games have enough subplots and storylines to interest even the most casual observer.
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The show is frequently melodramatic, but it does handle some storylines with tact and realism.
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Plus, like, a thousand more storylines that will start to wrap up and start anew.
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Or create your own musical storylines, and craft the perfect soundtrack to your summer escape.
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A few characters have been tweaked slightly, and the storylines of others have been altered.
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But Hellman said Sessions' speech weaves those storylines into a bigger tale of judicial resistance.
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The article, which was co-published by the Marshall Project, focuses on two central storylines.
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Because how boring would it be if their storylines were completely separate all season long?
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Every now and then, that rivalry regains its fire, with rich storylines and outsize personalities.
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In a blog post last week, the firm reiterated that the game's storylines were fictional.
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That compares with Cirque du Soleil productions, which incorporate stunts and acrobatics into various storylines.
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Storylines involve stolen sperm, illicit affairs, slapping, suicides, various scams and some substantial bed-hopping.
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Levinson doesn't sugarcoat reality, however uneven or insubstantial storylines may seem to viewers or critics.
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Just one of the many compelling storylines that highlight the UFC's stacked return to Germany.
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They continually push the envelope, develop great storylines, and help represent progressive work in comics.
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As the title suggests, it introduces new beasts, along with new characters, locations, and storylines.
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The rivalry between Renata and Madeline is one of the greatest storylines in Season 1.
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Congressional Republicans offered up two conflicting storylines yesterday, and it's worth keeping both in mind.
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There are some storylines on Euphoria that never quite outgrow their Hot Topic roots, however.
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What Bravo's looking for is drama and they'll go wherever they can find good storylines.
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My childhood was full of Black love stories that included tumultuous and often troubling storylines.
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Entering December, one of the most alarming NBA storylines is the league's declining TV ratings.
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Gates said he thinks all readers will enjoy Towles' "quirky details" and genre-bending storylines.
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I left this episode feeling like I don't know where these storylines are taking us.
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So over the course of the three-month hiatus, everyone's storylines advance quite a bit.
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Through interwoven storylines spanning decades, Yoon explores themes of love, loyalty, grief, and courage. —A.
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And because it's such a small and tightly knit community, those storylines are tangled together.
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The storylines transition seamlessly, bridging together in a breathtaking showdown at the end (or middle?).
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The new year will have two main storylines: the impeachment trial and the November election.
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ST. LOUIS — Gamesmanship has been one of the big storylines in the Stanley Cup Final.
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Next is the casual NFL or sports fan who enjoys the storylines within the game.
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Part of the reason these storylines don't work for me is because they simply aren't realistic.
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Chapter Six: The Spy The disparate storylines are all tunneling their way back to one another!
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Countess Luann de Lesseps' alcohol addiction battle and arrest were major storylines during Radziwill's final season.
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Their storylines have continued to intertwine in unusual ways, even though they're thousands of miles apart.
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That means writing storylines with complex, multilayered individuals with leadership, experience and problem-solving know-how.
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We can engage in the purity of friendship storylines while also holding onto our ironic attachment.
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LinkedIn's Trending Storylines will start appearing in the US today and to international users soon after.
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I suspect this is why the series has always thrown Stan and Oleg into storylines together.
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Though to call Night Music a rom-com undersells the book's compelling coming-of-age storylines.
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One of my favorite television shows, Breaking Bad, has some of the craziest storylines on television.
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Modern adventure and role-playing games frustrate me with their overwrought storylines and hours-long tutorials.
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Attempting to predict outcomes to various characters' storylines certainly makes a show like GoT more enjoyable.
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According to the cast and creators, this version of Dynasty will shed homophobia from its storylines.
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It's great to hear that Kate will be exploring more storylines that aren't about her weight.
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Does she use a lot of the storylines from you and your sisters [Gideon and Rocky]?
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Football-heavy storylines dominated the first four issues of SuperPro, but that changed after Nicieza's departure.
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FGM has previously featured in storylines in medical drama "Casualty" and crime series "Law & Order: UK".
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We're learning so much about how this role and these storylines are so personal to you.
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It's yet another blend of comedy and drama, propelled by its humorous approach to bleak storylines.
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Like me, she's a horror movie fan, and she's tired of that genre's predictable, underwhelming storylines.
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It manages to weave together several action storylines, each carried by a subset of familiar heroes.
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In the last few scenes, we see some major drama connect the storylines back together again.
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But those storylines all revolve around the power of having a choice in the first place.
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This helped them craft storylines that both referenced and brought back beloved characters from the past.
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We've got more songs than the movie, and an opportunity to develop storylines in greater depth.
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Boyle: The things I remember the most also happened to be major storylines on the show.
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He admits to mostly planting the seeds of characters and storylines, then writing the good bits.
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Liyuan opera storylines are traditionally derived from Chinese folklore and incorporates traditional musical instruments with acrobatics.
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The series has been "re-envisioned" with new storylines and characters, expanding on the original novella.
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Part of her job involves watching out for the damaging storylines to prevent them happening again.
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It's one of the unifying storylines in this film that you may not see in others.
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And just like in terms of character development, so many people's storylines, I'm so excited for.
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Clinton continues to battle perceptions that she is untrustworthy, and the twin storylines have hurt her.
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The androids are non-player characters, and guests play the focal point of their own storylines.
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In other words, this iteration solves the aforementioned problem of different storylines by simply ignoring it.
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Airing in the late 1990s, "Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction" presented viewers with seemingly impossible storylines.
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What unfolds from there feels, at first, like a collection of isolated storylines about unrelated strangers.
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The younger actors are also now 16-17 years old and need storylines to reflect that.
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One of Kindred's richest and most chilling storylines comes from Dana's relationship with her ancestor, Rufus.
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Game of Thrones reached an exciting conclusion Sunday night, with several unresolved storylines finally wrapping up.
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The characters are diverse, the storylines were groundbreaking for the time and the writing is timeless.
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We made a hundred hopeful storylines, of course, almost no one took us up on them.
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Whatever the facts, many journalists and Washington experts revert to familiar storylines: Both sides are hypocritical.
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It had everything I like: close finishes, dramatic reversals, twists in the storylines, and American dominance.
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The show will explore new storylines that take place in the Second Age of Middle Earth.
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And within each of these storylines, the season centered on scenes between two people just talking.
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Two totally separate storylines collided in the Pennsylvania GOP House delegation this week: one as Rep.
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All these storylines would feel fresher and more welcome onscreen than another stab at the Phoenix.
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They always coerced me into doing them by doing storylines that I might want to do.
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All three of these storylines could be quite consequential — or they could have relatively innocuous explanations.
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She has no involvement in the casting of the show or the storylines depicted in the series.
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Sometimes This Is Us tries to do too much and does a disservice to all the storylines.
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The richness of these new storylines in part reflects the intellectual dividend of the Soviet Union's fall.
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It's done that by using show-exclusive characters, swapping around storylines, and taking artistic liberty when appropriate.
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FX's "You're the Worst" and the CW's "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" recently featured storylines aimed at destigmatizing abortion.
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The tournament is a carnival of storylines and shooting stars, buzzer-beaters and Silly Sideline Coaching Faces.
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I not only interacted with other characters, but I wrote narratives through comments and created collective storylines.
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But there wasn't much time for romance, because the show had a few storylines to tie up.
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Mills added in a statement that the organization was helpful in ensuring the authenticity of the storylines.
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Critics from Buzzfeed and Vulture have already praised the show for its diverse cast and compelling storylines.
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Fox's role doesn't just include advising what storylines should be covered — she also advises on correct terminology.
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Most importantly, it knows representation matters to the audience and has no time for token inclusivity storylines.
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This led to better drama, which led to Hatch dominating storylines, which led to his eventual victory.
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In fact, many of them replace uncomfortable truths with sappy and sentimental storylines — and that's all right.
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"I want more people to have the opportunity to create these characters, create these storylines," she said.
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Whitfield's foreclosure reasserts all of her recurring storylines moving forward, as well as the show's main themes.
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Only time will tell how closely the movie's X-Force follows along with storylines in the comics.
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With its teen drama and just-campy-enough storylines, Riverdale lends itself seamlessly to memes and GIFs.
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At the end of season 4 of The Affair, all the major characters wrapped up their storylines.
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TYB (more affectionately known as "thank you, Bananas" for the storylines) consists of Hunter, Cory, and Nelson.
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In her stunning debut novel, Lisa Halliday places three storylines in close proximity, leading to fascinating contrasts.
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It'll feature revamped art, design, and storylines, though the company hasn't specified when that will be released.
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This might seem conventional enough; "Dunkirk" is hardly the first war drama to cut between several storylines.
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Trending Storylines makes the case for its own existence by leaning on the infamous "filter bubble" argument.
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Some of the hosts have intertwined storylines, but guests may do with them as they please. 4.
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Black women, when they are seen onscreen, don't often get the romantic storylines of their white peers.
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At last, viewers receive confirmation that there is a common thread tying all the various storylines together.
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Yep, when it comes to keeping storylines under wraps Game Of Thrones has somehow found a way.
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These services help queer viewers find characters like themselves and storylines they can relate to on-screen.
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Now, Nikki is firing back ... and even though the storylines are scripted out, this one feels personal.
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But you add up these seven storylines above — we're sure we're leaving others out — and it's unsustainable.
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Both universes were eventually restored and merged (with a few important differences to set up new storylines).
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Each of the leads' storylines touch on the ways women are judged and held to impossible standards.
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In case you missed the weekend's boxing, we've got you covered with the sport's three key storylines.
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But let's get real: they've been struggling with missteps and confusing storylines ever since The Last Stand.
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There are something like a dozen major characters and half a dozen storylines in Crimes of Grindelwald.
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In season three, the outcomes of several Voltron storylines become apparent long before they actually happen onscreen.
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One interesting theory I've heard is that the storylines are not taking place at the same time.
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Still, the high octane physicality and outrageous storylines of professional wrestling remain a novelty in the region.
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She's also never stereotyped as an LGBT character — and her storylines aren't only about her relationships, either.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the audience asked the creators whether there were any storylines they regretted.
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The sight of Asian-Americans marching against integration efforts in New York City plays into these storylines.
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They have these big scopes and storylines that are funny and epic, and people talk about them.
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With so many good matches and storylines popping up from Sunday, tonight's Smackdown has become must watch.
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However, she welcomes the task of seeking out the hilarity even in the most sobering of storylines.
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They have richer environments, and characters with real personality, storylines that can be altered by player choice.
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Since 2100, we've been treated to a lot of the same postseason storylines: • Can the Blackhawks repeat?
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Pro wrestling is a business of scripted storylines and predetermined outcomes where professionals fill in the blanks.
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Besides using new technology, filmmakers revise storylines to make them feel relatable to modern moviegoers, he said.
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These new, interactive videos asked kids to touch, tap, swipe or speak to move through the storylines.
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But what's most notable about the film is how much time it spends on its individual storylines.
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But through it all—and still today—racial diversity has been lacking and storylines have often fumbled.
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But more importantly, the Duffers know when to bring their many splintered storylines and characters back together.
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The film's storylines suggest that unscrupulous managers and naive talent are the problems with the influencer economy.
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This year's AFC and NFC title games should be intriguing thanks to its storylines and star players.
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The stars of the show will eventually change, and we will have new storylines to bicker over.
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These storylines are often covered independently, as if each spat stands alone, best understood on its own.
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Each pack will bring new areas to explore, along with new characters, storylines and, of course, Pokémon.
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The data-analytics tool helps match storylines across Starz&aposs existing shows and content it is developing.
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The Breaking Bad finale was widely lauded by fans for how it tied up the character's storylines.
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The show also drew criticism for its trans storylines which, while groundbreaking, were also deemed incredibly insensitive.
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With so many storylines at play, here's a look at seven things to watch on primary day.
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But they were situated in relation to certain characters and storylines that gave them some actual stakes.
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Today's storylines critique the tenets of right-wing survivalism: rugged independence, a hands-off government, and guns.
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The film has something like five antagonists, which it keeps juggling, with four or five different storylines.
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WWE was already borrowing ideas from WCW, including more surprising storylines and a focus on crowd reaction.
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More storylines: NFL scouts will be busy: Tonight's game could feature 20 or more 2019 NFL draft picks.
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Storylines are wrapped up tidily, and their shared histories appreciated for the emotional Rubik's cube that they are.
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Two separate storylines emerge, starting with Ilana, who spots a tall, gorgeous woman (Alysia Reiner) across the room.
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I'm trying very hard not to get distracted by people who suddenly started cropping up with other storylines.
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In "Breaking Through the Noise," one of the show's smartest, most well-developed storylines came to a close.
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Do not read on unless you want to be potentially spoiled for the upcoming storylines in season seven.
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This is one of the few storylines in which book readers are still ahead of TV show viewers.
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We're left with the worst of both worlds: dull storylines that also don't make a ton of sense.
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The anime series consists of a number of different major storylines happening at different places, in different times.
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Langford said it's important to explore sexual assault storylines on television to break the silence around such violence.
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In 2018, shouldn't we craft storylines for people coming out that are at least a little more hopeful?
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Second, Martin may not have had solid plans for many characters and storylines when the show was filming.
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Packing so many storylines into this one means not giving any of them full attention or worthwhile service.
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And while storylines in the 1940s hinted at her relationships with women, certain details weren't confirmed — until now.
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Hardcore Pokémon players always want deeper and more complex systems to train Pokémon, if not more mature storylines.
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In the latest episode, "Vanishing Point," themes of free will and choice bind together four very different storylines.
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The seventh season will hit Netflix in 2019, hopefully to wrap up the storylines of many fan favorites.
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The events will also encourage players to work together, playing through storylines and objectives as they explore cities.
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"We had a wonderful time — we're into the '60s and there are some interesting storylines," Smith told reporters.
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The two have a very long and convoluted history, one that crosses over with many other Marvel storylines.
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Once L.A. Law showed two women kissing one another, other shows soon followed with their own gay storylines.
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Here's the thing: I can't seem to care about D Block and C Block's rivalry, nor its storylines.
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When compared to the rest of the actual problems in this show, Piper's storylines always seem so trivial.
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And he makes some even more radical choices, abruptly shutting down open storylines and wrapping up loose threads.
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But, unlike those other storylines, Kylie's vanishing act is so interesting precisely because of what we don't see.
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Then the fuckery of Season 20193 came along, and none of the characters or storylines made sense anymore.
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Before tip, the storylines focused on emotional drama: the jilted Westbrook sharing a court with the jilting Durant.
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The other aspect is that their storylines are proving to have a depth and intensity I wasn't expecting.
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Like a great mystery film, it makes you want to poke holes in all the storylines around you.
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There's more sincere emotion in those few seconds than there are in entire seasons of King's Landing storylines.
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Venom was created by David Michelinie and Todd McFarlane (who drew on previous storylines about the symbiote costume).
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But does it allow you to think that certain storylines will be able to breathe a little longer?
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I put on the headphones I'd been given, through which Jon Snow recapped these characters' storylines so far.
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The endless possibilities of the character storylines really excite me and make me impatient for the next episode.
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So do we, remembering the days of simpler storylines and a singular quest to find one dead girl.
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As the brother gains allies in his quest, characters' storylines intertwine and mysteries of the hotel are revealed.
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While your music videos incorporate elaborate choreography and styling, they are also heavy on metaphors and symbolic storylines.
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Memorable guests are often invited back to the show and/or other guests mimic their storylines and antics.
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I can assure you - third time through, the lack of storylines or shock results would be pretty dull.
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When faced with 20 possible storylines every day, the media can only realistically cover five or six well.
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All press people -- and all White Houses -- work to manage storylines and narratives, often by shutting out reporters.
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"The poll continues to show how the different media covering the different storylines affects public opinion," Penn said.
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This kind of "headcanon" (as nerds call their own internal storylines) has a long and proudly gay history.
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What's good for ratings are unexpected twists and turns -- out-of-nowhere storylines that upend the whole show.
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FX's Atlanta is gearing up for its third season and its unique storylines continue to expand and evolve.
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Years later, they claim "Greenleaf" premiered and featured the exact same characters and storylines from their original pitch.
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And Pepper Ann's sister—the deep-voiced skateboard-loving Moose—had socially relevant storylines in her own right.
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I think they've done a great job of building the storylines of some of the athletes over time.
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Although much of this season has already been filmed, it's sure to be one of the biggest storylines.
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With its dozens of characters and crisscrossing multiyear storylines, the show may be the MCU's closest onscreen cousin.
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Medical dramas often rely on real world events — and more often than not, catastrophes — to inspire their storylines.
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Where "Friends" suffered from simplistic and generic storylines, "Seinfeld" remains one of the smartest and most unique sitcoms.
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Both the diminutive, adventurous gelflings and the corrupt overclass Skesis (the crow monsters) get multiple storylines and characters.
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From Parisian love to Loretta, Google's two ads, albeit with unconnected storylines, cover the lifespan of a relationship.
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The series follows one family's multi-generational story and includes storylines about body acceptance, transracial adoption and grief.
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The consistency in those storylines is virtually impossible to explain in any other way than this: It's true.
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We can transition the consumer from one piece of content to the next because the storylines are similar.
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Clark: Do you have particular storylines or characters from the books you want to bring into season two?
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That could mean that Dusty Jackson's (Jessica Lange) and Georgina Hobart's (Gwyneth Paltrow) storylines have run their course.
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Beyond the impending auction for the MLS broadcast rights, there are plenty of fascinating storylines on-the-field.
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The tool then matches the scripts to storylines in existing Starz programming to show common themes or elements.
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The following is a round-up of some of those storylines based on the latest figures for July.
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When close to 22019 million people go out to vote, there is plenty of space for different storylines.
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But through these storylines Sunless Skies becomes a fantasy history epic set in a world permeated by magic.
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What's missing from the Network is convenient access to RAW and SmackDown episodes, where WWE storylines unfold weekly.
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He was tasked mainly with recruiting new wrestlers and devising ways to fold them into pre-existing storylines.
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Their storylines eschew dialogue and employ fairytale archetypes to subvert the player's expectations and ultimately posit deeper questions.
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For them, this year's matchup is chock-full of fascinating storylines between the players, coaches, and franchises involved.
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The mode of blockbuster filmmaking in America typically involves cross-developing a handful of storylines, then bringing them all back together for the movie's climax, thus allowing the movie to cross-cut between those storylines at a more and more frantic pace, until the final showdown is freely leaping among them.
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The new third entry in the series isn't interested in character development or logical storylines or anything resembling innovation.
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It's not necessarily Bollywood's fault that its storylines remain far removed from the conversations happening in actual Indian society.
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Some likened it to another Netflix series, the sc-fi series "Black Mirror" which has included storylines about torture.
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The company apparently needs access to their accounts in case they have to send something out for the storylines.
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The world of the Grey Sloan memorial hospital has been swirling with minor storylines for the entire thirteenth season.
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So, if you're just tuning in, here are our five biggest storylines to watch during the 217th World Series.
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It was right after the US election and of course Wikileaks was one of the biggest storylines of 20203.
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"Our cast, crew, writers, and production staff strived for inclusiveness, with numerous storylines designed to reflect inclusiveness," he wrote.
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I watched shows and movies that detailed cancer storylines and now I know how much rubbish I was watching.
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It ran until March 6, 1989, and explored many storylines that future Degrassi series would continue to build on.
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I have kind of been a polarizing character in our storylines and our industry, and our fans are passionate.
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Some even nervously joked about how these assurances reminded them of the storylines of Sharknado and Jurassic Park movies.
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So this is our last chance for a little closure on the storylines continued or opened in this season.
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For some unsettling reason, sexual assault and rape storylines have become a topic du jour on our television screens.
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Stevens touches on this, pointing out how sexual assault storylines oftentimes take over more than one episode of series.
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Still, that doesn't necessarily mean I feel some deep spiritual connection to most of these characters, storylines, and scenarios.
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The movie is preceded by years of storylines and toys, including a Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu TV series.
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Antics like Bautista's fire up the old-school crowd, which in turn generates more interesting storylines in the sport.
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"['Insatiable' is a] painfully misguided show, a train wreck of terrible jokes, unpleasant characters, gross stereotypes and idiotic storylines."
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Dunham talked about some of the storylines she wished she never wrote.
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It's impossible to keep up with the nonstop news coverage and multiple storylines around the recent WikiLeaks CIA dump.
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Maybe it's just a family resemblance; maybe we're about to see some parallels, at least emotionally, between their storylines.
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The culmination that is Infinity War pulled together a decade's worth of storylines, references, hat tips, and Easter eggs.
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Treasurys and other sovereign debt were the most interesting storylines as yields either held steady or continued to climb.
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Season 2 allows her to slowly become a true co-star, giving Joelle her own stellar episode and storylines.
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I have been watching anime for about ten years and have always found the concept, storylines, and characters intriguing.
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Pallotta: Speaking of endings, I was really impressed with how they ended both Tony Stark and Captain America's storylines.
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As we discussed earlier, there are parallel ape and human storylines, with the game cross-cutting between the two.
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"The West Wing" creator's storylines are proving remarkably prescient in the epic Donald Trump-Hillary Clinton White House battle.
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Instead of complicating Mallory's journey by incorporating specific storylines about her kids, Grace and Frankie pretends they don't exist.
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This Elena, we soon piece together, is June's long-missing mom, thus neatly tying together two seemingly random storylines.
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It's no surprise then, that these same companies are paying or hiring big print writers to develop hit storylines.
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The mechanics of reality programming can be way more interesting to me than the actual storylines on the show.
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As for the other members of the Five, the episode seemed to hand-wave their storylines into the sunset.
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While a lot of the storylines in the first series were fabricated, there were some very real relationships featured.
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Field Level Media's Golf Glance provides weekly news and storylines from each of the major North American golf tours.
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In its first season, we didn't see Kate (Chrissy Metz) get many storylines that didn't deal with her weight.
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This semifinal match in the inaugural tournament for New Japan Pro Wrestling's U.S. Championship needed neither storylines nor promos.
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It will also feature a whole new class, departing from the storylines of Troy, Gabrielle, Sharpay and the gang.
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Without the baggage of Tony and Co. looming overhead, the show could basically go whole-hog with its storylines.
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This decision brings the polar opposite Twin Peaks storylines together as Horne comes across a little bit of traffic.
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Elsewhere in the interview Saltzman describes trying to get his bosses to include gay storylines during the AIDS crisis.
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Between animations that fall right in the uncanny valley and disturbing storylines, YouTube's early childhood videos should concern you.
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Here are the seven storylines to watch when Tuesday's results roll in: Will Democrats shoot themselves in the foot?
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So, we've collected the season-ending storylines for all of your favorite — and least favorite — characters, to remind you.
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And there are still many wandering storylines wading out in the distance that need to be tied into Elliot's.
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Rather, writers and producers scrubbed their short lives from existence, abandoning storylines completely in favor of something more interesting.
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But how does that square with the other political allegories and storylines that have been left by the wayside?
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The cocreator of "Friends" said there were two storylines she regrets, and they both involve Lisa Kudrow's character, Phoebe.
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I have one request, which I hope Katja Blichfeld and Ben Sinclair can accommodate: more storylines about Good Dogs!
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What PRIDE brought to the table was the pageantry, the storylines, and the drama before and after the match.
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The games feature characters who are girls, and storylines that do not involve the rescue of girls, for example.
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Of course, there are many other factors that lead to dullness—poor acting, repetition, unconvincing storylines, weak emotional connections.
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Injustice 22015 may be a new game, but the storylines picked up right where Mortal Kombat XL left off.
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Yesterday, Hinkie tendered his resignation from the Sixers and with it ended one of the NBA's most compelling storylines.
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This change allows Solo to remain a hero, and un-complicates his eventual good-guy storylines, like marrying Leia.
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Question now -- is this a one-time thing or will Hulk be a reoccurring character in future WWE storylines?
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Now that I'm working on the book, I'll be able to create storylines that exhibitions do not allow me.
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The effect of competition on Netflix will be one of the biggest media storylines of the next few years.
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He was a recurring cast member during the last two seasons, as characters began to age out of storylines.
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Yet just one of these so-called "storylines" involved reckless Bachelor judgement, cast-wide infighting, and so many tears.
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Most of her storylines revolve around being rejected by the boys she likes and struggling with her self-esteem.
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A lot of the storylines take place at night, which means we&aposre shooting in the dead of night.
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But in the end, these storylines all speak to an overarching concern: Is this as good as it gets?
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After one of the year's most harrowing storylines, Jo may finally be, truly, be on the road to recovery.
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Some are tired of keeping up with the storylines, others balk at the show's frequent torture and sexual assault.
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One was the Unholy Alliance, which was a wrestling-themed grindcore band full of defined characters and ornate storylines.
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This poster seems to indicate that Bassett may not be the final word when it comes to Marvel storylines.
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If not in this movie, then there's surely a fourth one on the horizon to wrap all these storylines up.
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The best of the postmodern friendship storylines was Kevin Owens and Chris Jericho in their extended run as best friends.
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The characters, they travel, they meet up, it's a many complex storylines so it's really this adventure, mystery, and journey.
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Spoiler warning: This review reveals major plot points from season 13 of American Gods, and lays out season 21 storylines.
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Exploring the city is supposed to turn up some Easter eggs outside the main storylines, although I didn't find any.
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The film is described as a "Pulp Fiction-like tapestry" — which indicates that multiple storylines will coalesce throughout concurrent events.
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It was only a matter of time before The Defenders snuck into the isolated storylines of Netflix's Marvel television universe.
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The Rosenstein and Flynn storylines still matter, but the Intercept's report will add a new wrinkle to these two hearings.
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She's the extreme example, but it's a theme that's come up in some of the other characters' storylines as well.
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While the overarching storylines of "Teddy Perkins" and White Face are notably different, the overlapping specificities are hard to ignore.
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After 5 seasons and dozens of eerily prophetic storylines, CBS is bringing Person of Interest to an end, Mashable confirms.
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How does a big arc like the Whisperers play out when the show is executing these storylines with such efficiency?
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That would certainly seem to indicate that Lucasfilm, and Disney, recognize that serialized storylines are what make this universe work.
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Plus, it bothered me how the movie paid lip service to some more progressive storylines without actually pushing any boundaries.
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Divergent storylines have become so muddled together it is now hard to tell where one ends and the next begins.
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Because you guys get to see the big storylines on TV. I'm looking forward to, like, 'What's your favorite snack?
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Other Holiday Antics This episode was so packed with holiday events that they don't exactly fit into the main storylines.
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The report also notes that 2017 television tended towards dystopia, which meant that the abortion storylines took on horrific implications.
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The Overwatch League featured 12 teams spanning the globe, and over five months, the competition created all kinds of storylines.
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You'd think the show would run out of storylines within this massive, Target-esque setting, but it never grows stale.
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It sifts through the experiences of characters living within procedurally generated American counties and creates storylines based on their experiences.
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Then again, this is Keeping Up With the Kardashians — the most dramatic of storylines will likely rise to the surface.
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Last year's limp wonkery and diplomatic crises have given way to rapid-fire storylines reminiscent of Homeland's adrenalized early seasons.
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In fact, he said at one point, the "cyclical" nature of the show's storylines left him at peace about leaving.
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The crime and mystery genres, with their focused storylines and promise of resolution, happen to adapt seamlessly to the format.
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But, rumors of new storylines and character development have fans guessing how far the adaptation will stray from the original.
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The series premiered in 1984 as one of the first video hentais ever and is known for its bizarre storylines.
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If so, that might explain the inconsistencies with the guns... The newly introduced Arnold also invites theorizing about existing storylines.
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There is so much plot development in this episode that many of the storylines don't get the focus they deserve.
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Every character exists only to serve Renee's arc, and their storylines are unceremoniously dropped once they stop being about her.
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The company is looking to discover which storylines prove popular, whether or not the stories promote repeat viewing, and more.
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The Blu-ray bonus feature includes seven animated clips about the history and background of Season 7 storylines and locations.
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Executives declined to discuss specifics, such as financing, title, timeline, storylines, episode length or how people will watch the show.
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Both Marvel and DC are firing off huge storylines, big summertime plotlines, and "earth shattering" revelations about their comic narratives.
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But on Breitbart, Fox News, and the Blaze, one of the primary storylines was about pushing back against that portrayal.
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Click through to find the ridiculous storylines you might have forgotten about — and let us know which ones we missed!
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While her characters have all had bold personalities, nothing about their size has been the focal point of their storylines.
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The show's creators have emphasized that the show's Roy family is fictional, but its storylines have several real-life parallels.
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It works with the studios while the scripts and storylines are being developed to find opportunities to weave in brands.
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To that end, here are the five coronavirus storylines with major political impacts you need to watch this week. 22020.
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I'm not actually sure where it could have ended, because it's so intertwined that some storylines wouldn't be tied up.
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Yet with all of those storylines, the Gophers' hometown newspaper, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, did not even preview the series.
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Queer female storylines improved with shows like Roseanne, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Ellen Degeneres' early sitcom Ellen, and LA Law.
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Finally, the broadcast talent will have to generate compelling storylines and excitement without a live audience providing energy and feedback.
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"It still holds up and still has, from the beginning has so many compelling characters and compelling storylines," she said.
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Many felt the storylines were rushed and sloppy, while others were just going through it without their beloved show. 222.
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge is a person who loves fashion so much she often writes very specific garments into her storylines.
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Some classic books still taught in schools contain language and storylines that would be considered overtly racist by today's standards.
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In the show "Westworld," the hosts are given pre-installed storylines that are triggered when a person interacts with them.
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The final sequence at the nuclear test is riveting and neatly caps off the storylines of the series' 23 episodes.
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So when I began to see #MeToo storylines teased for upcoming seasons of my favorite TV shows, I was worried.
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The Democratic push and the fate of open House seats are the two big storylines in the Texas congressional primaries.
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"Certain storylines — one of which involved one of the boys — had been taken out of our hands," Sherman-Palladino says.
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They're both great examples of how Grey's can find small moments with patients that gel so nicely with the other storylines.
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Whether Woods can contend for a 16th major title is just one of the abundant storylines that will captivate fans worldwide.
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A combination of Oregon defense and inept Washington offense served as the prime storylines of a low-scoring, physical first half.
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" Musing on potential storylines, she adds, "There's a lot of places you can go — you can bring it back to Russia.
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Of course, these weightier storylines are tossed together with some really great jokes, if fewer great jokes than in previous seasons.
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Some seasons they're on a little bit, just to show a bit of personality, although there are never storylines about them.
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But this is what led to multiple problems — including the FBI reopening its investigation today — and multiple storylines around those problems.
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Ahead, take a look at the new Stranger Things 3 pics, and what they might mean for our favorite characters' storylines.
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Ultimately, this big reveal is Girls at its strongest, especially when we compare it to Season 4's meandering Iowa storylines.
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And not having to worry about whether advertisers might like storylines about difficult topics can be incredibly freeing for Netflix originals.
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The storylines and personalities ESPN beamed out everyday contributed to shaping your notion of the world, at least for a while.
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But season 5's second half essentially plays out the same storylines, many of which began during the underrated season four.
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Each episode will tell a Planet Earth II story, with new storylines and never-before-seen footage from the TV series.
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Spoiler warning: This review reveals major plot points from The Punisher's first season, and it lays out storylines from season 2.
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But the March 5 episode "Painful Evacuation" brought together several storylines, culminating in the revelation that Hannah (Lena Dunham) is pregnant.
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Perhaps the problem the Kardashians are now facing is that they are people and not just avatars for reality television storylines.
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GLAAD compliments storylines in Popstar, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2, and Neighbors 2, but dings the Coen brothers' Hail Caesar!
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Sure — as Tasha noted — most of the main storylines issues were tied up rather hastily through Serenity and the spinoff comics.
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This is also in addition to LinkedIn suggesting completely different but related storylines at the bottom of each Trending Storyline cluster.
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Our storylines are kept separate during the pilot but obviously they start to intertwine as we move forward in the story.
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Twitter users postulate that, like every choice you make in Bandersnatch, that the other number sequences lead to even more storylines.
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If the same storylines are repeated, just in Austin rather than Oslo, it could prove more than just an expensive flop.
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In other noteworthy storylines: This Parker kid who blew the keypad on the blood bank has a future at Grey Sloane.
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In the second season, which premieres on March 23rd, the narrative keeps lurching toward standard zombie storylines, then salsa-ing away.
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By publishing storylines like the one where Iceman, an iconic member of the X-Men, comes out as a gay man.
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The storylines within the park stem from the highly imaginative Lee Sizemore (Simon Quarterman), the park's douchey (and grammar-impaired) programmer.
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Some of these storylines will no doubt be affected by the arrival of Perry's mother, played by the iconic Meryl Streep.
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But in most storylines, the X-Men are largely white, and powerful enough to defeat efforts to quarantine or eradicate them.
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The beloved franchise partnered with the UN to include storylines based on the organization's sustainable development goals into Thomas & Friends episodes.
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There's never been a WWE event dedicated completely to women, where every single match revolves around them and their respective storylines.
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They don't understand that to me, watching a soap is less about the storylines and more about family and cultural tradition.
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Storylines aren't determined by your choices, and no one lives or dies due to a dialogue choice made two chapters ago.
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Maybe it started with reality television and the dramatic storylines broadcast to millions about people just like you falling in love.
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But we ended up moving into the morning news, which was so ripe with storylines and a lot of historical context.
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With that in mind, here are five more sports storylines we can't wait to see unfold between now and year's end.
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But there was so much other stuff going on there, from ad pitches to storylines for supporting characters to corporate intrigue.
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But for adolescents and teens, particularly those who've already endured some type of trauma, these storylines can feel all too real.
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"The creative showcases a moment of unity, and a point where multiple storylines converge in the final advert," reads the statement.
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In its first four seasons, the show's most noteworthy quality was the fact that the music seamlessly guided the storylines along.
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Here are some of the dominant storylines from Russia and what, if anything, we can discern about what's really going on.
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He had storylines—he was too big and well-known not to—but the title was back on bigger, beefier guys.
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But as with any good show, it's not just about the storylines themselves, but the characters who bring them to life.
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It ran for eight seasons, and featured such storylines as a Seinfeld reunion and a season-long parody of The Producers.
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The storylines even got overshadowed in Twitter feeds dominated by the cataclysmic predictions about damage the storm is expected to wreak.
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That went into the edit as well, pulling out certain storylines from the film, pulling out certain answers from the film.
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Rowling's script periodically screeches to a halt to putty in those storylines, a tactic perhaps more conducive to novels than movies.
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Until they use their voice, until they truly fight back, they're all nothing more than playthings acting out A.D.'s storylines.
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The producers of reality programs like to construct heroic storylines for their talent; a nobody becomes a somebody and so on.
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It's only going to add fuel to the Trump storylines, which means, buckle up, we're in for even more political coverage.
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Jenny, Erin and Blair have distinct personalities and storylines, but they spend an awful lot of time apart during the film.
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The team envisioned a multi-cam that was denser, packed with more storylines and scenes to accommodate a six-lead ensemble.
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This past Sunday's Game of Thrones featured a surprising resolution to one of the biggest storylines of the past couple years.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Five storylines to follow when the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots meet in Super Bowl LI on Sunday.
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Where season one would have at most two storylines bubbling along at once, season two will often have five or six.
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And so he only kept getting more extravagant in his desire to combine deeply emotional musical motifs with schmoopy, overblown storylines.
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Losing its Avengers connection — Far From Home included elements and storylines introduced in Endgame — certainly won't help the Spider-Man franchise.
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Both movies tell similar storylines about Jean Grey's transformation into the Dark Phoenix, which is also a famous comic-book storyline.
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Every Sunday, I outline the 5 BIG storylines you need to know to understand the upcoming week on the campaign trail.
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Others see their storylines get stuck in a holding pattern while the rest of the movie's plots try to catch up.
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There are numerous storylines from throughout the series run that BoJack Horseman will wrap up when is all said and done.
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Odds and Ends A couple of storylines don't quite fit with the general narrative this week, but they bear mentioning. 1.
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Initial storylines include a Santeria tale from Florida, Brosnahan getting spooked in Michigan, and a creepy seaside Minnesota tale starring Butterfield.
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Every Sunday, I outline the 103 BIG storylines you need to know to understand the upcoming week on the campaign trail.
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Execs can input scripts into the tool, which will try to match the storylines to other programming the network is airing.
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Barbee and Liu took the show's spirit of inclusivity one step further by building Raising Dion's narrative using rich, representative storylines.
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Storylines are concocted by producers, who feed it to the players, who are later edited for maximum drama in post-production.
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The acting is superb, the storylines are both hilarious and meaningful, and the characters will leave permanent imprints on your heart.
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Black Lightning features not only female superheroes, but also women in STEM, LGBTQ+ women, and overall women with strong, detailed storylines.
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He told lawmakers there were four storylines, all of which had no merit, that unfolded in both US and Ukrainian media.
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All the more reason you must sympathize with Lucas, who had to come up with heavily original storylines for the prequels.
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Every Sunday, I outline the 231 BIG storylines you need to know to understand the upcoming week on the campaign trail.
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The brand split ideally offers men and women who might otherwise not get much screen time a chance to develop storylines.
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That's one of the storylines I really like on this show: this simultaneous journey they're both taking on to be better.
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Dropping one of A Hundred Thousand World's storylines would have given the remaining characters much-needed room to breathe and develop.
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By the end of the sixth season, every one of these storylines felt like it had come to its natural conclusion.
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He denied touching or even meeting Fields, but the incident became one of the central storylines of the campaign at the time.
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Now, these programs have all the adrenaline-rich storylines and heart-pumping plots to keep action fans binge watching around the clock.
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The romantic storylines tend to act as grace notes, fleshing out the characters and giving them color without dominating their plot lines.
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If you're watching for the laughs, you're going to watch at a different pace than if you're watching for the dramatic storylines.
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However, while Behind the Lyrics is provided via a partnership with third-party company Genius, Storylines come directly from the artists themselves.
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But as you watch the final season, BoJack references a few past storylines, including what happened when BoJack was in New Mexico.
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Love him or hate him, Littlefinger was a character who added enormous amounts of intrigue to the show's more politically-inclined storylines.
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John Cena is confronting the facts of his mortality in one of the only decent week-to-week storylines WWE has going.
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At this point in time, the show is in full-on, "Let's just close off as many storylines as we can" mode.
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This would include things like breaking news, highlights, fantasy projections, pre-game updates, key storylines, team power rankings, and more, Twitter said.
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So it's not a surprise — though it's still welcome news — that the channel has taken that intersectionality to its onscreen storylines, too.
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Trump made this Russia story more powerful — but unlike the previous storylines, this new wrinkle might have enough endurance to outlast him.
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Lawrence is such a big fan of the franchise that she has frequent conversations with executive producer Andy Cohen about the storylines.
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Youhave vlogs but, like you were saying with the characters, you guys build on storylines that you have made for each other.
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You can face off against friends or AI. This new kit includes games that were built with the films' storylines in mind.
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I have also leveled an Alliance character partway through Kul Tiras and completed portions of the Stormsong Valley and Tiragarde Sound storylines.
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But before the storylines intersect, you'll probably need a refresher course in every death, betrayal, twist, and alliance made in season 6.
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Though season four has many, many competing storylines, just about all of them collided the second Poussey took her last stuttering breath.
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Season four was crafted specifically to meet that request, and the show even filmed Wilson's storylines first so she could move on.
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Myself and [producer] Aram Tertzakian from XYZ Films started working on the script, putting this idea together, working on storylines and beats.
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If you've been following television or movie storylines in 2018, you'd know that we aren't feeling the same emotional response to death.
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The second is the role of additional characters in these storylines — specifically the "liberal media" and Democrats colluding to manipulate the public.
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It's in ensemble sitcoms like Arrested Development, after all, that the Russos mastered the art of juggling colorful characters with interlocking storylines.
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Most surveys also oversample young people who don't vote, Penn said, and load their questions with storylines that are critical of Trump.
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In 2015, WWE fans launched the hashtag #GiveDivasAChance as part of a campaign to give women longer, more substantial matches and storylines.
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Perhaps the unluckiest woman in love, Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), has suffered a plethora of non-starter storylines throughout Game of Thrones.
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Well, if two conflicting ideas can cause a little stress, what does holding 100 different personalities and storylines in one's head do?
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It's always possible that the show could have merged the two characters into one and combined their storylines to save screen time.
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But after these major storylines, all driven by white characters, things didn't get better for queer women of color on teen shows.
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There are no big storylines to follow, character dialog, things to unlock, puzzles, or anything else that would make the game fun.
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There's a LOT to look at, so here's a handy, dandy viewer's guide for the most important storylines of the night. 1.
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They are younger, diverse, and doing groundbreaking work that contains characters and perspectives that go beyond the industry's familiar storylines and tropes.
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There's no shortage of storylines for the social media giant when it reports its third quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday.
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The game is a parody of Japanese dating simulators and light novel games — text-based adventures with multiple storylines and different endings.
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The years drew on and while Arya remained a hero to rabid Thrones fans, her storylines rarely lived up to her potential.
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Sometimes producers would develop their own storylines, but often they'd let fans commission custom videos to meet their peculiar sub-kink needs.
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I loved the idea of having your eye constantly engaged by two different storylines that parallel what the other is going through.
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It is dominated by white, straight images and storylines--just take a look at Pitch Perfect and the sequel Pitch Perfect 2.
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Online news and video sites, meanwhile, have become a place where the campaigns compete to "drive the narrative" with their preferred storylines.
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To get around the confused moral landscape of WWE's storylines, Bryan did the simplest, most unfashionable thing and simply berated the audience.
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Two storylines are converging that could bring headwinds for the growth of U.S. electric vehicles: EPA's regulatory rollbacks and Tesla's rough patch.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine has kept up its sharp humor and creative storylines, arguably getting better as it continues into its fourth season.
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The camera then cuts to the storylines of several other Bachelor/ette castoffs, which don't look too different from Corrine and DeMario's.
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Even though it's very well written, and the stories are children's and young adults, the storylines have a lot of adult content.
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Their consecutive losses, escalating in futility and desperation, were significant, creating drama and storylines that transcended the constraints of any individual game.
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I find it frustrating that asexual-driven storylines on these series aren't an escape from the message that I need a boyfriend.
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Though her character never had major storylines, she was sometimes involved in episode subplots, some of which had a light-hearted bent.
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December&aposs roster is an eclectic mix highlighting scientific exploitation, fantasy worlds, and intrepid adventures, among other page-turning topics and storylines.
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Any of those would be a big enough shift, but when you put it all together, it makes for some intriguing storylines.
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By then, characters and storylines have been established, artwork has been created, and placeholder voices may have been used for the characters.
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If you love Big Bang Theory, you can look forward to all these storylines coming to a sweet and hopefully satisfying end.
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Whether those national storylines penetrate is unclear, but there are also a number of more localized developments this week and this month.
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Every Sunday, I will outline the 53 BIG storylines you need to know to understand the upcoming week on the campaign trail.
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The dominant storylines on Biden have focused on his age, his gaffes and his unwillingness to kowtow to the party's liberal wing.
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Below, more on Biden, Beto and the other big 2020 storylines that you need to stay on top of this week. 1.
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This Is Us season 4 premiered with many new faces and storylines for the Pearson family in the past, present and future.
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The Family juggles all these storylines by splitting its time between the present and sporadic flashbacks to the year Adam went missing.
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Brian designs the storylines for every show and picks the winners of each match, elevating performers he thinks will sell more tickets.
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Or 2005's connected House of M and Decimation storylines, which saw Scarlet Witch eliminating the world's mutant population by altering reality.
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Trump has a tendency to view his presidency as a reality television show where what's important are storylines, confrontations, and plot twists.
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Compared to past seasons of BoJack, this one feels disjointed in how all the storylines fail to intertwine in a meaningful way.
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On shows that include one or two plus-size characters, their storylines largely revolve around dissatisfaction with weight and body image issues.
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If you look at the Thor comics from the 70s, they're very dreamlike, the costumes are ridiculous, and the storylines are ludicrous.
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Walking around it was wild how so many of these studios are coasting off of 20 or 30-year-old characters and storylines.
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Now that Donna is gone, Kevin can undertake any number of new, goofy single father/widower storylines that would have been otherwise impossible.
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There are still over 20 main characters spread across Westeros to keep track of, and they each have their own intricate, individual storylines.
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That means storylines are being consolidated, loose ends are being tied up, journeys are coming full circle ... and characters are coming together again.
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At this point, our mainstream media shouldn't automatically get to play protagonist in our storylines without proof that it's changed for the better.
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With only two episodes remaining, our fourth instalment is the first to truly make headway in each of the show's ever-colliding storylines.
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If the prior storylines had been games of cat-and-mouse, then Season 3 is a game of chess from the very start.
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These storylines intersect with one involving Megyn Kelly's (Charlize Theron), whose public sparring with then presidential candidate Donald Trump begins to gain steam.
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But a number of storylines will play out before four teams can punch their tickets to Houston to keep dancing at NRG Stadium.
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It transposed the bewildering world of current events onto simple storylines: us versus them, regular folks versus elites, the righteous versus the unjust.
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Lawrence is such a big fan of the Housewives franchise that she has frequent conversations with executive producer Andy Cohen about the storylines.
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These storylines work so well because they mirror the decisions and experiences of women all across America with regard to pregnancy and family.
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As the season develops, the storylines narrow, so all of the characters tend to be getting closer, and appearing in more scenes together.
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Like all of the greatest problematic television shows, Love & Hip Hop is nothing if not predictable in its approach to storylines and bodies.
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So much of "Engram Pattersky," is dedicated to referencing New Girl's most prominent storylines, habits, and relationships, and giving them some real closure.
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But Euphoria encourages us to reassess how the naked male body has been deployed within storylines about sexual abuse centered on dangerous men.
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The Will & Grace revivial, with its sprawling Manhattan apartments and historic LGBTQ-friendly storylines, is obviously a show aimed at liberal, moneyed viewers.
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"Sport is driven by the storylines and the personalities of the players and that's kind of a universal appeal of sport," he said.
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Although the first season already steps outside Atwood's created universe, a second season is even more likely to include new storylines and characters.
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Multiple storylines interweave in a way that may have looked Empire Strikes Back-sharp in an outline, but in practice, it's painfully awkward.
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People try to come up with their own storylines going into Paradise to ensure they're going to come out with all that stuff.
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The two couldn't have been more different, and it was that juxtaposition that really set up a lot of their storylines to come.
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When all is said and done, the storylines heading into New York are as long as Broadway and as colorful as Times Square.
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According to Blizzard, the game will regularly introduce new characters, storylines, and more as part of a "living, breathing, and constantly evolving experience."
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Both critics and fans praised the movie for its lighter take on the genre, compared to the apocalyptic storylines in comic-book adaptations.
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In the last year, Egyptian, Syrian and Lebanese films with local directors, actors and storylines have won awards at Sundance, Cannes and Venice.
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The two actors have such incredible chemistry that we empathized deeply with their storylines, and, ahem, even dreamed of a romance between them.
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Righteous heroes were bested by craftier villains, intriguing storylines were nipped in the bud, and ambitious plans were undone by seemingly insignificant decisions.
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Santiago Muñoz, who works primarily with film and video, projects these storylines throughout her oeuvre; they begin to function, it seems, as theories.
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Netflix's chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, has made it clear that the network is willing to prioritize serialized storylines over individual episode structures.
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Kate and Rebecca This Is Us can sometimes suffer from not having a great connection between the present day storylines and the flashbacks.
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The producers play up the comedy Sure, RHONY's emotional storylines and all-out fights might make fans think the show is a drama.
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One of the season's major storylines is whether the pair – and Laurel especially – will be willing to flip sides and make a move.
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They often also reimagine the League champions with more sympathetic storylines than the usual splash art and in-game catchphrases can really capture.
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On December 29, Season 4 of Black Mirror lands on Netflix, with six new storylines to glue you to the TV for hours.
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Families compromise a big part of the fantasy, and players love to create communities and storylines featuring characters in a variety of relationships.
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Available in Hindi and English, the makers are looking to offer the game in other languages and introduce more storylines in the future.
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Anyway, in other storylines my favorite goofball Mafee gets schooled by his intern Taylor who shows him how to save 10 million dollars.
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Every Sunday, I will break down the 5 BIG storylines you need to know to understand the upcoming week on the campaign trail.
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By contrast, I really liked the point/counterpoint religion storylines between the High Sparrow in King's Landing and Melisandre up at the Wall.
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Pendergast: I can say conceptually that a lot of the same themes came up on the albums, but the storylines are pretty different.
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YouTube star and film critic Jeremy Jahns does not think that converging these cinematic storylines in an organic storytelling way would be easy.
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In many cases, no, but I think that's always been The Good Wife's M.O. How many storylines have ever reached a satisfactory conclusion?
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There are so many storylines every single day that it's impossible to keep up with them even for a 24-hour news cycle.
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Though technically the seventh game in the Resident Evil series, newcomers are welcome; this game largely ditches the complicated storylines of the past.
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KUWTK employs all the same tricks as scripted TV, from its obvious use of editors, writers, and producers to its need for storylines.
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With the school Variety Show, Archie gets a bit to do this week that feels more engaging than his usual music related storylines.
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Other developing storylines: CBS fired broadcaster Charlie Rose after a Washington Post article detailed multiple claims of harassment, including several on the record.
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The setting allows for storylines dealing with inequality in a way that equally touches men and women, or white and non-white viewers.
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Still, there are five more episodes to pull all the strands together, and quite a few storylines advanced in intriguing ways this week.
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Amid so many other election-year storylines, it's easy to overlook initiatives in place now that ought to outlast the Obama administration's tenure.
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There aren't characters and storylines from a dozen other movies buttressing Resurgence — you don't even need to know the plot of the original.
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Unreal's show-within-a-show style means it often has parallel storylines running at once, and drama is usually favored over character development.
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And then Black Panther—with its virtually all-black cast, fantastic representation of strong women, African setting, and nuanced characters and storylines—happened.
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The hurricane provided cover, ensuring that the controversial storylines wouldn't dominate TV news broadcasts, websites or front pages of the next morning's newspapers.
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And I think what's fun is that we all are so super-invested in our characters, and so super-invested in the storylines.
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Ambrose, a star in waiting, is once again adrift, his storylines wrapping up with him as the loser and nothing obvious in sight.
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At the end of each day, or when their storylines come to a close, the bots' memories and wounds are wiped and reset.
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Coming soon is an interactive edition of the original series Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, allowing fans to select their own storylines and accompanying jokes.
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The movie's cliffhanger ending set up a sequel, but there were no guarantees about how any of the storylines would actually turn out.
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Some return with all-new casts and storylines, and others pick up exactly where the original show left off as if nothing happened.
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Shows like WGN'S Underground and NBC's Timeless have devoted storylines to her character, but they've been supporting, rather than driving the main plot.
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Jason Yocum, 32, of Casper, Wyoming, is a member of the Neptune Rising fan community, which is dedicated to continuing the show's storylines.
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Sleeping Beauty & The Beast, another Ballez production, melds the two fairy tales with 19th-century union organizing and 20th-century AIDS-advocacy storylines.
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I had a vague idea, but there aren't really storylines, they don't really do anything, and it's all just sheer absurdity and stupidity.
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Now that the dust is starting to settle and that the ban is about to go into effect, two major storylines are emerging.
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Meanwhile, among the storylines Hollywood & Football promises to capture include that of Cory and Bianca Harkey, who recently welcomed their first child together.
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There are a few storylines in this episode, but I am most pleased to tell you we finally have a backstory for Maritza.
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The British writer penned several celebrated storylines for the 1980s comic, published by Marvel, and wrote the Ultimate Guide to Transformers in 803.
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The lack of drama surrounding the actual procedure is what's really exciting, and even a little revolutionary, about both of these abortion storylines.
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We have yet to work with each other, though—our storylines don't come head-to-head, so we don't have any scenes together.
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Most infamously, it kicked off the endless is-Bates-a-murderer plot line, though many of the show's less reviled storylines suffered too.
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Ahead of this week's Democratic Party debates, Axios looked at which presidential candidate issues and storylines are getting the most social media attention.
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Why it matters: It's the latest in a series of investments from venture capitalists and Hollywood giants in South Asian storylines and talent.
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Normally, this would mean going back to the Doctor Who season 11 finale and figuring out how everyone's storylines came to a close.
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Allan, who plays Ciri, spoke to Mashable of the impact of balancing out The Witcher's storylines — it's not all about Geralt this time.
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It seems like all the "storylines" around Swift's past few years will be tackled, from her haters to the pressures of the spotlight.
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Gowdy, however, said he believes the memo does not affect the Russia investigation and has no connection to key storylines about the matter.
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There are storylines that have no truth whatsoever, but they are echoed on social media and talk radio, and given plausibility on Fox.
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As HBO's dystopian superhero drama Watchmen nears its season finale, showrunner Damon Lindelof has started tying together some of the show's many storylines.
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With characters and storylines strewn across three states, it seems as the show's dynamic, once-impressive world has grown too big to handle.
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A lot of "TROS" feels like it rehashes storylines in "Revenge of the Sith" and "Return of the Jedi," sometimes beat for beat.
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The biggest presidential primary debate stage in history was chock full of storylines: How would the field try to slow Elizabeth Warren's surge?
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Alex: The comic book is a little easier to follow since Rorschach's investigation ties into a series of disparate storylines, characters, and flashbacks.
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Sure, she's there, and has storylines, but with few exceptions, they're almost always the most predictable and least nuanced arcs on the show.
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The new season with Bristol fires up on MTV this fall ... so Sarah's still got some time to catch up on the storylines.
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In 2011, Stephanie was promoted to executive vice-president of creative, where she oversaw character and storylines—the backbone of WWE's core product.
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By the end of episode four, Preacher's overall lack of explanation and character backstories makes for several storylines that seemingly crisscross no reason.
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"I'm familiar with the world of Ice and Fire enough to play with the various storylines and bring variations to known events," continued Alliot.
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Though there aren't many new clues about the soapy series' upcoming storylines, there's plenty of information to be found about the show's beguiling stars.
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Todd: The common theme that unites all of these storylines is right there in the title of the movie that inspires the episode — aftermath.
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Black Mirror, Season Five — TBD (Netflix) Charlie Brooker, the British humorist turned critically acclaimed writer, is a wizard in the land of dystopian storylines.
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According to interviews with the show's creators, the new Twilight Zone will be a mix of updates to preexisting storylines and wholly original episodes.
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I think that really opened up this topic as something you could do in storylines to better the broader cultural learning curve and conversation.
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After drawing storylines that didn't play to his strengths for 10 issues, Miller was also handed writing duties — and the revolution began in earnest.
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After last week's diversion with Amelia's (Caterina Scorsone) family, who definitely put the "fun" in dysfunctional, this week returned to regular Grey's Anatomy storylines.
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But, everything's easier said than done, and during the course of the movie — while major storylines are wrapped up — a few are left unanswered.
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I really appreciate that the storylines reflect society in an inclusive way, and touch on subjects that kids and adults alike can relate to.
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Actor John Bradley, who plays Samwell Tarly, told The Hollywood Reporter that the series will be moving away from the novels' storylines a bit.
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You can wait patiently for D.B. Weiss and David Benioff to address your question, if they don't forget it amid the approximately 71 storylines.
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It's a full-blown, eight-hour narrative title that is attempting to deliver activities and storylines on the level of a standard console entry.
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But in its fourth season, it somehow became something even more, leaning into storylines that underlined the show's themes of family, perseverance, and love.
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Bungie has also begun introducing concurrent storylines to help build out its narrative over the course of weeks and months of real-world time.
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While the first season of the series largely followed the events of the book, last season introduced several new storylines, building on the story.
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A Vineland house is crumbling in storylines nearly 150 years apart; relationships in both time-frames are unsettled by change; in-laws prove awkward.
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We hoped our immigration storylines this season would play a similar role in humanizing the immigrant experience to those who see us as subhuman.
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The recruits are finally starting to come into their own and form a cohesive unit — what can we look forward to in their storylines?
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The toy itself is unique because it guides kids through comic book storylines, as if Spider-Man were a camp counselor at a bonfire.
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Spider-Man has more than 400 pages-worth of content stored onboard and 100 storylines, which Sphero expects will take months to go through.
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With broadcasters having to recall what you missed there isn't enough whitespace to paint backstories, create drama, and drive the players personal storylines forward.
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But it is only after six more episodes, following subplots and storylines far afield, that the Indians themselves finally get to speak at length.
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Given how easily SpongeBob's characters and storylines seem to assimilate into internet culture, it's truly remarkable that SpongeBob memes have also remained essentially wholesome.
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No doubt each year's Emmys ceremony has its own dominant storylines (the 2016 Emmys largely belonged to Game of Thrones and Veep, for example).
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Season two picks up directly after the conclusion, initially focusing on the storylines of characters Joe Blake (Luke Kleintank) and Juliana Crane (Alexa Davalos).
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One of the most talked-about storylines in the original run of Veronica Mars was Veronica's turbulent romance with troubled bad boy Logan Echolls.
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Absurd storylines aside, the role earned her a Daytime Emmy nod ("I like to whisper the 'daytime' so you just hear 'Emmy,'" she joked).
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"There was minimal back and forth," he added, citing Silicon Valley as another HBO series that also has minimal network intervention in its storylines.
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Love stories featuring characters and storylines that better represented black Americans flourished in the 90s with films like Boomerang (1992) and The Inkwell (1994).
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Unfortunately, in the past several years, we've seen many storylines that, whether these women realize it or not, are hurtful to the LGBTQ+ community.
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Another of One Life to Live's most impactful storylines was the Todd Manning, Marty Saybrooke college gang rape storyline and sexual assault [in 1993].
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Instead, Simon tries to become a hero, and the character arc that ensues is one of the most purely tragic storylines on the show.
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However, ABC&aposs entertainment president, Channing Dungey, said on Tuesday that the network would scale back political storylines when the show returns next season.
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Of the nine hosts in that saloon, Walter only killed six, all of whom had killed him in previous storylines — someone's holding a grudge.
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Both Norman Reedus (Daryl) and showrunner Scott M. Gimple have also mentioned the finale will be huge and wrap up a number of storylines.
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No matter who stays and who goes, what's for sure is that season 6 will still have a tremendous number of storylines to juggle.
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These storylines are all part of this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, which previews what political observers will be talking about in the coming days.
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Amazon said that the project will "explore new storylines preceding J.R.R. Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring," in addition to a potential spinoff series.
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But rather than giving us the traditional arcs and twists we expect for these characters and storylines, Turtles leaves them suspended and/or unsatisfied.
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On Twitter, a string of text is the central format, allowing users to receive quick bursts of information in real time on evolving storylines.
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"Just hanging with Uncle @ianziering and #BabyBeau…" she wrote in the post's caption, after teasing the potential update to their small screen counterparts' storylines.
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Meanwhile, if you're familiar with the expansive world and fun storylines of the "Grand Theft Auto" franchise, then the original game will feel simplistic.
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Netflix made the entire 10-episode run available, and the season ends having established enough storylines around its characters to provide options going forward.
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Everything about professional wrestling is at once spectacular and spectacularly false: the gold-plated title belts, the storylines, the gimmicks, and even the bodies.
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Now that Comey's opening statement is out, here are the major storylines to watch for during his testimony, inside the hearing room and out.
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And Logan and Veronica's relationship was one of the storylines that made me fall in love with Veronica Mars as hard as I did.
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His best friend both in the fiction of WCW's storylines and in real life, Ric Flair, stood behind him, tears welling in his eyes.
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We'll also pick up on storylines that haven't yet been resolved, particularly Jessica's, who ended the first season in a time of emotional turmoil.
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In recent years many popular shows, "Shameless", "House of Cards", "Game of Thrones", "The Sopranos", "Veronica Mars", have incorporated sexual violence into their storylines.
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There has always been creative schizophrenia around the character, and producers have long struggled to zero in on which Wonder Woman storylines to tackle.
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For four seasons now, the show, led by star Tatiana Maslany, has carried out a tricky juggling act, balancing the storylines of multiple clones.
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But dive deeper into the results and some more surprising storylines emerge, from familial ties to long shot candidates, expanding suburbs and new battlegrounds.
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TwoDots took the simplicity of the original game and built a brand out of it, complete with characters, storylines, and progressive levels within 'worlds'.
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Both are coated in a political significance that goes beyond their respective storylines about the Catholic Church sex abuse scandal and the Pentagon Papers.
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While I'm not sure that idea works as a theme, it works well enough as a respite from the rest of the season's storylines.
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The feeling is mutual; the show's creators often weave fashion into storylines, calling on clothes and aesthetics to offer redemption, motivation, and occasionally, temptation.
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Do something that dives too deeply into the weeds regarding a show's overarching storylines and you risk turning off casual or first-time viewers.
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The competing storylines came as Trump and his associates escalated their attacks on Manigault Newman, who was fired from the White House in December.
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The overall findings suggest that viewing behavior — and fandom — is quite universal, because viewers get hooked on certain episodes and identify with similar storylines.
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Every Sunday, I deliver to your inbox the 2125 BIG storylines you need to know to understand the upcoming week on the campaign trail.
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But sensible storylines aren't really a strong suit over at Grey's — just look at the madness that every single character is currently dealing with.
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Outside of certain storylines on prestige dramas like The Wire and (again) Friday Night Lights, the domain of teen TV is almost exclusively white.
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But by trying to cover all the different negative storylines about Trump, the press created a muddle in which nothing in particular stood out.
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I really was so focused on it as an ensemble with so many different storylines, it didn't seem feasible to make it a feature.
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Their stories, the good X-movies and best storylines from the comic books, succeed because these villains aren't just being evil for evil's sake.
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And that's slowly happening via television, which is gradually making room for storylines about asexual characters — but few shows are up to the challenge.
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New storylines, characters, and other content will be integrated into the game's world, the developer claims, as seamlessly as Sword and Shield's Wild Area.
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The majority are actually callbacks to random storylines and jokes — some of which you may have completely forgotten about — from the show's previous seasons.
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Season two&aposs storylines were also driven by the return of Candace Stone (Ambyr Childers), Joe&aposs ex who he incorrectly assumed was dead.
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Every Sunday, I deliver to your inbox the 5 BIG storylines you need to know to understand the upcoming week on the campaign trail.
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Princess Diana The introduction of Diana Spencer into the royal family is one of the more anticipated storylines "The Crown" is yet to tackle.
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Steven Universe is also a fan of emotional gut punches that sneak up on you from within otherwise absurd storylines (an Adventure Time staple).
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The network has defaulted into two storylines — both of which carry water for the Trump administration and shift blame onto Democrats and the media.
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