The storyteller reveals the cards, and the other players vote on which one belonged to the storyteller.
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I say 'storyteller' instead of 'liar' because there's a heap of difference between a storyteller and a liar.
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I was the storyteller, after all, and The Secret World teaches you that the storyteller is least trustworthy of all.
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It is a simple axiom of storytelling: the storyteller matters as much as the story, because the storyteller makes the story.
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Admit to yourself that you are a storyteller of really great fiction, and when it comes to money, you're a judgmental storyteller.
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The Active aspect is limited by a predetermined set of choices (nodes) laid out by the storyteller, by which the storyteller has construed a variety of outcomes.
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Mourn, "Storyteller": Precocious Catalonian punks Mourn are releasing their new LP Ha, Ha, He. on June 3rd, and "Storyteller" is the second track they've revealed to date.
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But I've always wanted content, and to be a storyteller.
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And that's what you want as a filmmaker, a storyteller.
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"You were a brilliant woman, storyteller, and friend," wrote Lauren.
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Amy is an amazing storyteller — a crafter and a creator.
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Juliana Britto Schwartz is a digital storyteller for social change.
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These walks have informed my own language as a storyteller.
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Scorsese's talents as a storyteller are in full glow here.
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David Attenborough is the most famous nature storyteller on television.
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Angel Yau is a comedic storyteller, sketch performer, and filmmaker.
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"The late Steve Jobs was a masterful storyteller," Black says.
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Rothbart is a great storyteller, very Neapolitan in that way.
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It was a trait I recognized: He was a storyteller.
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I've wanted to be a storyteller and filmmaker ever since.
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N.C. Wyeth: Storyteller features work by the master of illustration.
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He really is a stylist second and a storyteller first.
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"The conflict is between the storyteller and themselves," she said.
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Here was a writer and storyteller who didn't give a ****.
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I knew what a brilliant and unique storyteller she was.
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But as a storyteller, he gives us little to go on.
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Then, in addition to that, he is a magnificent visual storyteller.
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As a storyteller, I'm always looking to find the human story.
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Ms Hua is a breezy, unfussy storyteller and an astute observer.
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But Matt Apuzzo is just, he's the most generous, amazing storyteller.
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He's no longer a cracked storyteller — he's an audio-visual poet.
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The psychotherapist is held in check, but so is the storyteller.
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I'm based in Nigeria and I consider myself a visual storyteller.
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But I'm a storyteller, and these stories, to me, they're fables.
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You're a storyteller on a lot of tracks—especially on Khalifa.
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What I do, as much as anything, is I'm a storyteller.
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The lover's gaze, it turns out, is an inventor, a storyteller.
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The impression is of a gifted storyteller setting up his tale.
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I wept because I had failed, as a storyteller, to convince.
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As a storyteller, you can't tell every piece of the story.
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Every single person was a storyteller, and that was so meaningful.
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With dogged perseverance, Christopher Wheeldon has turned himself into a storyteller.
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Ramón Vargas and Stefano Secco trade turns as the eponymous storyteller.
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For an ideas guy, Garland is an especially strong visual storyteller.
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Are you a gifted storyteller, listener, observer, sharer or question-asker?
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Eli Reiter is a New York-based educator, writer and storyteller.
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So if you are a storyteller, what is your first task?
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As a storyteller, she was having difficulty taking her listeners along.
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Alex is a very elegant storyteller, and so it's really symmetrical.
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As a storyteller, Shonda took huge swings right off the bat.
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As a storyteller, Strout's Lucy is almost apologetic in her humility.
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As a storyteller, it gives you an ability to do that.
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Jessica Yurasek is a Social Media Strategy Director and Global Storyteller.
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He was a natural storyteller with great comedic instincts and timing.
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He was a great storyteller, and he was a magnificent performer.
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What is it about that that appeals to you as a storyteller?
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Lily Be is a mother, a nanny, a friend and a storyteller.
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CF: So what makes someone a particularly good storyteller, outside of passion?
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How did film influence you as a songwriter and as a storyteller?
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I am invested in the idea of a model as a storyteller.
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Nobody likes a storyteller who is totally sure about himself or herself.
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I consider myself a storyteller and I know that stories have impacts.
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As you can probably imagine, Matthew McConaughey is a pretty amazing storyteller.
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Charlie Sahadi, the 72-year-old family patriarch, is a natural storyteller.
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He learned to type and write, and he was a masterful storyteller.
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As a storyteller, Mr. Havadtoy, 63, is at no loss for anecdotes.
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Ms. Haigh is an expertly nuanced storyteller long overdue for major attention.
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Mr. Moretti isn't a flashy visual stylist, but he's a canny storyteller.
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Paley was a natural storyteller, and short stories were her natural form.
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YoungBoy is a far more sophisticated storyteller than his two predecessors, though.
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I haven't always been a photographer, but I've always been a storyteller.
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The comedian and storyteller Mike Birbiglia didn't want to become a father.
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How it may change things for the next storyteller remains the question.
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" Continuing to defend his counterpart, Mr. Cannavale added, "The guy's a storyteller!
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Mr. Radding doesn't consider himself a storyteller or documentarian in this scene.
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Her hosting style played to her strengths as a storyteller and musician.
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He was also a storyteller and little bit of a practical joker.
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Garner is a natural storyteller: her unillusioned eye makes her clarity compulsive.
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The foundation describes the quilt as both a memorial and a storyteller.
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And the best storyteller emerges from all of those wishing to explain.
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In 211, Quiamco quit her job to become a Snapchat storyteller full-time.
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Richardson, though, is a compelling storyteller, and provides enlightening anecdotes on each page.
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But the only difference between a utopia and a dystopia is the storyteller.
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You are an excellent writer/storyteller, but I have some problems with this.
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Or, be able to be a storyteller to help the company run better.
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The storyteller is right there on the screen, sharing something personal with you.
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Bryson is a freelance storyteller who wants to explore the universe with you.
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A lifelong storyteller and self-mythologizer, Barlow was also a natural-born politician.
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And now, I'm not too keen on the fact that she's a storyteller.
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He highlights his favorites and clicks a tab, which moves him into Storyteller.
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"Stories can have either positive or negative consequences for the storyteller," he explained.
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" He continued, "Now is an unbelievable time to be alive and a storyteller.
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The woman was older than Kossola, and, according to Hurston, a better storyteller.
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Eli Reiter is a teacher, storyteller, and writer living in New York City.
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And Shin is the master storyteller, his whole career is built around that.
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Mick is a great storyteller and he can outtalk anyone on the planet.
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Assi is an avid storyteller who gleefully relates the histories of her pieces.
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Bedouine, a gifted acoustic storyteller who made her debut last year, will open.
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I think the best visionary, if you will, the best storyteller is Amazon.
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And as a choreographer in concert dance, I want to be a storyteller.
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Herrero, who, ironically, owns Storyteller Productions, a company that stores and preserves photographs.
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The storyteller in Mr. Coetzee has been almost entirely subsumed by the sophist.
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The storyteller and stand-up Mike Birbiglia sits down for another comic monologue.
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Big Daddy Kane was mercilessly smooth, Kool G Rap a rough-edged storyteller.
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My son need not become a writer, but he will become a storyteller.
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"Story time rises or falls on the charisma of the storyteller," she said.
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The master storyteller David Gonzalez doesn't just tell tales, he also reinvents them.
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Luckily, Waissbluth's skill as a visual storyteller helps the film avoid that moniker.
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For me, that's what I do as a storyteller, because people relate to story.
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I'd love for people to trust me—to earn their trust as a storyteller.
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Book Entry Adam Grant is a serious social scientist, master storyteller and infectious optimist.
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In a 50-year-old station wagon, a storyteller sets out to document America.
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Kunuk was joined by cameraman Norman Cohn, editor, Paul Apak, and storyteller Pauloosie Qulitalik.
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Or, the storyteller covertly empowers the viewer's gaze to follow a specific character's journey.
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He understood the power of words and at his core was the ultimate storyteller.
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He is also an actual storyteller, and he seems to have a good heart.
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But he is a talented storyteller, and his analysis of campaign tactics is sharp.
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And to me, as an artist and a storyteller, that makes me so happy.
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He is a prolific if understated storyteller, and Austin was a thicket of prompts.
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In each, Waters teams up with a guest storyteller, who is often a comedian.
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Lil Wayne is a savage storyteller, always ready with a taunt, threat or boast.
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Lewis undoubtedly knows this, and as a storyteller he had to put limits somewhere.
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While his peers have social and political fixations, Garland is essentially a religious storyteller.
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Freedman is at heart a storyteller, working for years as a writer and cartoonist.
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To me, he remains the most eloquent and honest storyteller of the human condition.
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I take it as a challenge to look for the storyteller of the planet.
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They tell me that it's an incredible story, and that I'm a good storyteller.
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He's an incredible storyteller and manages to make light of a pretty terrible situation.
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"But as a storyteller you don't want to miss an opportunity to do that."
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There, he's enthralled by John Salteau, whom he believes to be an Ojibway storyteller.
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Blackwell's work as a storyteller and actor confronts issues related to the transgender experience.
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He does a — and we're not pronouncing that right — but he's a wonderful storyteller.
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During her upcoming Storyteller tour, Underwood will host personal backstage meetings with select military families.
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What made him stand out, however, was that he was first and foremost a storyteller.
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"Because I was a costume designer, I've always been a storyteller," Hoffman explains to Refinery29.
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The Democrat in question was as skilled a storyteller as he was proficient a drinker.
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Urrea is an excellent storyteller, both on the page and in his charismatic audiobook narration.
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In fields that do not have one clear charismatic storyteller, this theory doesn't predict much.
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In Cudjo, himself a gifted storyteller and crafter of parables, she found an ideal interlocutor.
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Philipps' newly discovered talent as a charismatic, relatable storyteller has elevated her to unexpected places.
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Cuba paid tribute to Burt as the OG international star who was an awesome storyteller.
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It has been updated to provide additional information and context on Syrian storyteller Ḥannā Diyāb.
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Fashion and now this great storyteller, who I'm sure had stories he couldn't tell us.
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And now I try to approach it like in the movie: You're the last storyteller.
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A former commercial director and storyteller, writer and director Robles specializes in virtual reality production.
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As a storyteller like Lucas knows, the idea of a redemption arc is profoundly compelling.
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"I know I'm always going to want to act and be a storyteller," she says.
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We asked for your accounts of how this gifted storyteller and chef touched your life.
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Toggling among nearly a dozen points of view, Wright demonstrates her range as a storyteller.
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"It's a storyteller studio, that's the mission, to tell great stories," Joe said of AGBO.
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Gabriel Willow, a naturalist and storyteller, narrates the adventures, conducted via New York Water Taxi.
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But, like a good storyteller, he allows readers to reach these conclusions on their own.
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I agree with that, but I think we also need to be fact-based storyteller.
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We got tipsy, and my father turned into the charming storyteller he becomes at parties.
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"He was a dedicated storyteller, performer, curmudgeon and irascible and difficult man," her statement said.
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Matt Freedman is at heart a storyteller, working for years as a writer and cartoonist.
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Talusan has the instincts of a storyteller, teasing out her narrative through images and allusion.
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There's no one alive who isn't a storyteller, even if they don't think they are.
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"She's a storyteller," said Zheng Rongbin, the media executive who opened the restaurant in 2011.
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But at their best, they shine their light on the story and the storyteller equally.
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Kaag is a lively storyteller who brings Nietzsche's life into continual contact with his own.
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A storyteller, a black man, who wears on his head the model of a ship.
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In its editorial, the board wrote of Senator Warren: Senator Warren is a gifted storyteller.
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Is the Passion's savage depiction of the Jews simply the work of a master storyteller?
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As a storyteller, Radtke is most inventive when she focuses on a single personal insight.
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Nines is a sober storyteller, rapping with a persistently unimpressed tone, often about drug dealing.
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Most important, the two books tell the same story, and Snodgrass is a gifted storyteller.
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With this, it&aposs important to see the big picture and be a creative storyteller.
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It's material that, in the hands of a gifted storyteller like Dunant, will captivate readers.
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He's a cryptic storyteller, in so much as his stories have beginnings, middles or ends.
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Each round, the "storyteller" chooses a card and (without showing it) says something about it.
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And when it managed to stand up, Mr. Nicklen, a visual storyteller, snapped a photo.
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Shira Levine is a storyteller who divides her time between Los Angeles and New York.
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"You always want a storyteller, because that will help us love the character more," he said.
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Now, in Mr French, who has spent years chasing Shanghai's ghosts, it has its champion storyteller.
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It was just wonderful working on this character with Shonda, who is such an incredible storyteller.
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War is a storyteller, with a tale so grand and corrupt that even death becomes beautiful.
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This is an almost irresistible target for a storyteller trying to get under an audience's skin.
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The Storyteller, the person who has the privilege of using their voice to amplify an epoch.
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And Cunning, a storyteller, seems born to make them, although "Wild Poppies" is her first effort.
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"In this way, the koi acts as a storyteller to connect human and machine," Nissan says.
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Entering a story's dreamworld requires ones surrender to the storyteller — which is essentially what Ganesh is.
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"As a critic, but also as a fan, my favorite episode would have to be "Storyteller.
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As such, the storyteller retains complete control of the action and information presented to the viewer.
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I agree, and I think you want somebody ... the storyteller, somebody leading you on the path.
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Levy is a thorough and thoroughly engaging storyteller, leaving no stone of the Palazzo Rucellai unexamined.
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It's the perfect track for me to energize the dance floor, but it's also a storyteller.
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Storyteller takes the simple experience offered by Quik and scales it up without making it intimidating.
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She progresses from a halting, tremulous wallflower to a confident storyteller to rival her legendary grandmother.
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He was magic in the ring, a natural physical storyteller who was surprisingly nimble and strong.
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The story, having flirted with being about the world, is back to being about the storyteller.
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Mr. Duwenhögger, now 2212, is a sly, seductive storyteller adept in several mediums, especially figurative painting.
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Obviously, he's incredibly talented as a storyteller and getting to the heart of making something work.
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He was a brilliant writer and storyteller, and you saw his toughness and sensed his vulnerability.
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Family members can take turns to discover who is the most spellbinding storyteller of them all.
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A master storyteller and conversationalist, Mr. Karzai takes his seat at the head of the table.
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In one segment, about the criminals the Kray twins, the storyteller makes a dumb fart joke.
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The fans thundered with applause for Scully, the gentleman storyteller who has seemingly seen it all.
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I think my skills as a storyteller specifically help me illuminate and illustrate why this matters.
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The pottery's layers of drawing and color are like pentimento fragments of memory haunting the storyteller.
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It seems like the romance of these people is really important to you as a storyteller.
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In the memoir, as she is in person, Abramović is a natural and perpetually engaging storyteller.
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As a deep thinker and gifted storyteller, Johnson is the right author to tackle the topic.
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Now, they see me as not only a really good artist but a really good storyteller.
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As a storyteller, I look for worst-case scenarios; my job is to trap my characters.
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You cannot be proud of your artist and storyteller children only when they win Golden Globes.
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Gott is an engaging storyteller with a Kentucky accent that's survived decades in the Ivy League.
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Photo by Daniel Topete Pop storyteller Esmé Patterson knows how to live life on the road.
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Many remembered Mr. Bourdain as an expressive and gifted storyteller whose honesty and empathy opened minds.
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Her friends describe her as a smart, funny and skilled storyteller, who neither smoked nor drank.
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Or when you realize that the storyteller has been doing something to you without you realizing.
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He was a brilliant writer and storyteller, and you saw his toughness and sensed his vulnerability.
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Singer, songwriter and storyteller Jana Herzen will release her new album Nothing But Love on Jan.
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Diffident, aggressive and often startlingly funny, the storyteller Daniel Kitson brings his new work to Brooklyn.
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Berger is such a facile storyteller that people have wondered if the river story is true.
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BOOKS ON WRITING: I always want to be a better writer/storyteller than I am now.
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But what made Mr Berry really stand out was that he was, first and foremost, a storyteller.
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Ms Edugyan makes him a gifted storyteller; his keen observations bear the hallmarks of his artistic sensibility.
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I normally hate talking on the phone (I 100% prefer texting), but she is a great storyteller.
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A short film called Standby is a brilliant example of how a storyteller can do just that.
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That doesn't mean that King is ready to trade in the title of storyteller for political activist.
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The woman paints a picture with her words; she is a true storyteller, like, all day long.
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For a storyteller, you just have to be okay that you may not have the same model.
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Existing video top dogs like Snapchat and Instagram "were only built for the individual storyteller," Boukadakis said.
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Chip is a great storyteller, and I actually found that I have a knack for remembering details.
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Underwood's most recent studio album, Storyteller, arrived in 2015 and spawned hits like "Heartbeat" and "Church Bells."
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Beards "have always been a part of Pushtun culture" notes Swat Swag, a popular storyteller, on Twitter.
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And Mollie knows the Storyteller who holds her in His hand and cherishes her in His heart.
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In other words, Sherlock's lack of plot resolution was a study in storyteller ego, rather than plausibility.
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It's also nice to know a writer and storyteller found an audience, in however an unexpected way.
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In this democratic mode of storytelling, the storyteller presents carefully measured and calculated choices to the viewer.
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And because she is an exquisite storyteller of great ambition who tells impossible tales that we believe.
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Guests include the storyteller Adam Wade, the actress Leah Hennessey and her stepfather, the musician David Johansen.
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Aman Ali, 31, is a professional storyteller who grew up in an Indian immigrant family in Ohio.
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The two girls' playtime becomes scripted and stiff, and while the storyteller attempts inventiveness, Sophie is resistant.
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The gifted chef and storyteller used his books and later television shows to explore culture and cuisine.
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"He is gifted with charisma, he is a storyteller," says Ivan Bares, the director of "Ja, Kajinek".
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That was hard for me as a storyteller because I'm trying to puncture her perfectly manicured facade.
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To fans, he is treasured as a dazzling storyteller; just listen to a few of his tales.
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It is time to challenge the idea that by removing a storyteller, we blot out the story.
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After moving back to the reservation he eventually got a construction job before becoming a successful storyteller.
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Ralph De La Rosa is a therapist, meditation teacher, storyteller, and author living in New York City.
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Franklin is a superb storyteller and this immersion into the dark recesses of the South is memorable.
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Mr. Kore-eda is a smooth enough storyteller that this coincidence doesn't disrupt the flow too much.
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Ari Fitz is a storyteller and video producer whose work revolves around gender, identity, love, and beauty.
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It reveals this artist to be not only a gifted storyteller, but a virtuoso of photographic technology.
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It makes me feel really powerful to choose to put myself out there, to be the storyteller.
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When you get somebody like that, who's a great storyteller, introspective and humble, you just go: 'O.
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The hunter would come back having killed the behemoth, and he became the storyteller in the cave.
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Rao is a quick and engrossing storyteller, and the novel generally moves along at a good pace.
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I've always been an ensemble storyteller and like to look at stories from multiple points of view.
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I started looking for tools and strategies to figure out, how do you become a better storyteller?
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He's remembered for his reputation as an artist, storyteller, and sartorialist who was audacious in his craft.
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But through his art Shonibare does not impose his political views, rather he is a generous storyteller.
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"He is a formidable storyteller," said Blanca Heredia, a political analyst at CIDE, a Mexico City university.
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Diffident, aggressive, humane and often startlingly funny, the storyteller Daniel Kitson brings his new work to Brooklyn.
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"Charlie is smart, organized and patient, and best of all, he is a good storyteller," Kosner said.
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But it wasn't because he's sold 11 million copies of his books and is a master comic storyteller.
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However, Once Upon A Deadpool will replace Peter Falk's kindly grandfather with Deadpool as the storyteller instead. Thoughts?
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This style of directed or limited procedural generation can also be found in the game's "AI Storyteller" system.
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Renee Bracey Sherman is a reproductive justice activist, abortion storyteller, and board member at NARAL Pro-Choice America.
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"The unicorn everyone wants is the digital nerd who's a great storyteller," said Delulio, the PR Talent recruiter.
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Belief matters where storytelling is concerned, and belief is complicated when it comes to Kobe Bryant the Storyteller.
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I got better as an MC and as a writer and as a storyteller between Marcberg and Reloaded.
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Luis (Michael Peña) is back, and still the best sidekick and storyteller that a guy could ask for.
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They are a poet, musician, artist, and trained LGBTQ storyteller, interested in the intersection of art and activism.
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Storyteller Lily Be's birthday party went from a family celebration to a bar brawl on the dance floor.
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Naturally, I am a storyteller, so I can write a script and see the images and the movement.
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A good group needs a leader, a social secretary, a storyteller and a mixture of introverts and extroverts.
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Why do these topics engage you, and how do you choose to approach them as a visual storyteller?
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The author speaks in the slow, measured tones of a practiced storyteller, but he's always going somewhere worthwhile.
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It made me realize that it's all about who has agency to be a storyteller or a historian.
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Everyone who is entering the Castle becomes a storyteller for himself in the search for the matching key.
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Something in his unalloyed nature brings out the storyteller in people, as long as no name is attached.
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We used to accept that any particular act of storytelling is, for everyone but the storyteller, essentially passive.
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A good storyteller needs to embrace failure, because those are some of the best stories you can tell.
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Mr Duhigg is an effective storyteller with a knack for combining social science, fastidious reporting and entertaining anecdotes.
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"I'm a storyteller, and President Clinton's insight has allowed us to tell a really interesting one," said Patterson.
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You're also a stand-up comedian, actor, musician, and an engaging storyteller as shown in the documentary Mortified.
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Muir-Wood, himself a talented storyteller, makes a strong case for rewarding those who take comparatively dull precautions.
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From hieroglyphics to high-definition TV, the storyteller brings human experience to life, exposing ills and expressing hope.
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Underneath her brass is a sophisticated jazz singer and wise storyteller who can bring tears to your eyes.
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If it's going to be good you want everybody to be an empowered artist and an empowered storyteller.
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For someone who says he never wanted to write a memoir, Comey exhibits rare talent as a storyteller.
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And Chris Sullivan is a completely different type of human and actor and storyteller than André De Shields.
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At launch, there are over 20 templates across categories like Fun & Games, At Home, Storyteller, and Learning & Knowledge.
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The full list of Alexa Blueprints available at launch is below: At Home Fun & Games Storyteller Learning & Knowledge
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The ability to summon intense emotions from nothing is useful to me as an actor, writer, and storyteller.
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The intention was to illuminate an overlooked aspect of his work: his skill as a reality-grounded storyteller.
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This Eminem, the one preoccupied with his own pain, is a dazzling storyteller with ample territory to mine.
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I think in the end you are the storyteller and you need to be true to your story.
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The principal directive for me, or for any storyteller, really, is just to make the story not boring.
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Onstage and off, she's a vivid presence: a voluble storyteller with an imposing Afro and a boisterous laugh.
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"As a storyteller, I have trouble conceiving of a world where I don't care about everyone," she says.
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This elegant unpredictability of construction helps Chopin create unique larger forms, too — it makes him a compelling storyteller.
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Next there is "Anna Hibiscus," by the Nigerian-born writer and storyteller Atinuke with illustrations by Lauren Tobia.
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Mr. Chavin subsequently told investigators what Susan had told him, but still insisted she was an unreliable storyteller.
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He is also a gifted storyteller who interweaves the personal stories with the broad history of artificial intelligence.
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The comedian and storyteller Jennifer Rawlings narrated her experiences doing stand-up comedy at military bases in Iraq.
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With their dynamic chiaroscuro lighting, the pictures in the article show his maturation as a photographer and storyteller.
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And as a storyteller, it's very exciting to come at the story from a different way, the visual way.
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Goodwin, an evocative storyteller in her own right, said this was one of the crucial reasons for Trump's success.
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"I love my mother very much, but I don't want her to be a storyteller about me," Maynard said.
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We sit before a filmed performance of a professional storyteller, set in the iconic but unfinished Marrakech Theatre Royale.
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Gielan is a gifted storyteller, and she shares powerful evidence and practical insights for rethinking the way we communicate.
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I think he's a great storyteller, but if you look at Tesla's lifetime, it always had trouble on execution.
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For the sake of everyone's time, I'll be very brief: all my life, I've wanted to be a storyteller.
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Since launching her 11-month Storyteller Tour in January, the American Idol alum has revved up her fitness regimen.
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"Any opportunity to put the final pieces of the story in place is meaningful as a storyteller," he said.
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Instead, her title is Storyteller-In-Chief, and we're soliciting suggestions on what that might mean in the comments.
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You're a storyteller, doing actual cool things with your life and you want to share it with the world.
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To employ this technique, the storyteller explicitly intrudes on the user experience through freeze frames, narration, subtitles and annotations.
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He is a true storyteller DJ. You can split the Desert Hearts DJs into the light and dark side.
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" As a storyteller, he added, "this gap that I felt probably attracted me to them more than to others.
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This all started many months ago when Trump, a master storyteller, opened up a new front against the investigation.
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She's a storyteller who loves to explore how the body can respond to a lover, to family, to history.
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A British storyteller and comedian, his shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe are routinely the hottest tickets in town.
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They gave me a point of difference that was actually quite valuable as an editor, storyteller, and creative person.
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Between songs, Ms. Arocena was an endearing storyteller, explaining some of her songs with earnest sincerity and wry twists.
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It's wrapping your head around the new mindset of the creator as world-builder and the viewer as storyteller.
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A self-taught draftsman and fantastical storyteller, Renaldo Kuhler's life and fashion sense were as eccentric as his art.
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I told him that I try to be empathetic and honest and, as the material allows, a decent storyteller.
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He's a great storyteller, and his voice sounds like he's singing at you from a bar at closing time.
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Mattis, now the Pentagon boss and perhaps the most admired member of President Donald Trump's Cabinet, is a storyteller.
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Rachlin is a skilled storyteller, but what's not sufficiently clear is why he chose to tell this particular story.
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When mentioned during interviews he often disputed the claim, countering with his own preferred expression: he was a storyteller.
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The answer is never in doubt, but it's a pleasure to have it confirmed by a celestially inspired storyteller.
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Would-be butcher, laborer, vintner, clerk, an almost soldier, storyteller and a falconer, though what's the use in birds?
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"What If World" — The improvisational storyteller Mr. Eric tells fantastic tales based on "What if?" questions submitted by listeners.
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The occasional purple patch is forgivable, for he is an exceptionally good storyteller with a marvellous eye for detail.
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On a huge steel plate, he cut the words KORCZAK STORYTELLER IN STONE MAY HIS REMAINS BE LEFT UNKNOWN.
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They perform here on a bill with Matana Roberts, an alto saxophonist and a multimedia storyteller of manifold approach.
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"I am naturally a storyteller, but I have always felt the dancing is the most important thing," he said.
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As a storyteller and performer, Ms. Anderson imagined a museum of her work might resemble a radio broadcasting station.
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This British filmmaker had two very different films released in 2019, and both showcased his range as a storyteller.
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For a serious storyteller like Mr. Burroughs, it's no surprise he views his rings as having a similar role.
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Whitehead, a canny storyteller, makes use of this narrative tradition in "The Underground Railroad," while also considerably complicating it.
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But Preston proves too thoughtful an observer and too skilled a storyteller to settle for churning out danger porn.
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Working with musician Steve Moshier, Homler used the sounds and chants to develop a theatrical character—a storyteller named Breadwoman.
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Subverting the classical idealism of Chinese landscape painting, Ji works as a storyteller who navigates the contemporary realities of survival.
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Tituba is typically portrayed as a hare-brained storyteller, her sensational confession filled with the cast of a fairy tale.
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" Brian Stelter, a CNN reporter, said Bourdain was "a gifted storyteller and writer who took CNN viewers around the world.
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As a personal storyteller, I've always found it difficult to determine how other people in my life should be portrayed.
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He is regarded as a skilled storyteller who captivates jurors while walking the line of being extremely tough on witnesses.
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I'm a storyteller and with that comes the desire to do that in as many ways as I possibly can.
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Ailes's rise happened because he was a masterful storyteller, one of the greatest the medium of television has ever produced.
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Mr Simon is an engaging storyteller, even if he offers few surprising insights into the relationship between the two men.
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She got to spend some good time with them and she was a good storyteller and so was my dad.
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In how it prizes elegance and simplicity, the craft of a game designer is much like that of a storyteller.
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He was a charismatic storyteller and an unfailing optimist, despite all the obstacles and inconveniences of shooting movies in Nigeria.
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She's a storyteller with a bibliography full of star-crossed lovers, mystical events, and imagery plucked out of a fairytale.
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Favreau is a good long-game storyteller, as the fact that he kicked off the MCU with Iron Man attests.
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I'm a storyteller and I was an actor so I have a fairly thin grip on reality to begin with.
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This is a first movie by someone who has not one question about what her rights are as a storyteller.
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This boundary makes God abstract—a designer, a describer, a storyteller—rather than a concrete presence in our everyday life.
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Vince McMahon Jr. is, in his own way, a storyteller in the same vein as George Lucas or J.R.R. Tolkien.
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How did that affect you as a creative dude, as a storyteller, as someone who shapes narratives in some sense?
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The line is all over the place, but in my mind, I'm really trying to be more of a storyteller.
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One of my teachers, he's a master storyteller, and one of my students as well because I'm teaching him tattoos.
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And Ms. Rebeck's confidence as a storyteller in any case moots the historical infidelities that mar so many period pieces.
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There's a lot to process here, but Cander is a smart, deft storyteller who holds her Scriabin-worthy tale together.
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"To me, it's all sacred land," said Catherine Martin, a Mi'kmaw filmmaker and storyteller who descended from Tufts Cove survivors.
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And if you're a spellbinding storyteller, you need to ask whether a dinner party is the ideal time to perform.
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"He was an extraordinary storyteller because he always found the heart in every story," Ms. Grunwald said in an email.
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"Springsteen is a master storyteller, and his story songs felt like they might actually suggest a narrative," Mr. Weidman said.
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If you become too beholden to callbacks and timelines, you risk becoming less a storyteller and more of a custodian.
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Mr. Farhadi has distinguished himself in his generation of Iranian filmmakers as an astute psychological realist and a fastidious storyteller.
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Or Vivien Sansour, a film-maker and storyteller who has collaborated with farmers in Honduras, Uruguay and the West Bank.
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Ellis is a natural storyteller, with a voice that mixes congestion and control in a manner reminiscent of Jesse Jackson's.
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The transgender storyteller and the Grammy Award-winning singer will be honored for promoting acceptance and equality in their work.
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And Atwood's sheer assurance as a storyteller makes for a fast, immersive narrative that's as propulsive as it is melodramatic.
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" Though that formula is "repetitive and predictable," she wrote, "it always works because Ms. Clark is a natural-born storyteller.
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At seventy-one, he is a blunt and voluble storyteller who lives outside Springfield, with his wife, Carolyn, a pediatrician.
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And as a storyteller, I could really connect with that—that Jeff was having this experience and meeting these guys.
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The longer the story, the more the storyteller becomes convinced that every detail matters, when that's really not the case.
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But your storyteller, now, that's somebody who'll take and uncover things, so everybody can get some good out of it.
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"Talusan has the instincts of a storyteller, teasing out her narrative through images and allusion," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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That's largely what you'd expect from director Zhang Yimou (Hero, Raise the Red Lantern), who is more visual artist than storyteller.
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Lynch has always been an oblique storyteller who's more interested in symbolism and mood than in laying out clear, linear stories.
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Kahlhamer is an unapologetic storyteller whose work is an expressive matrix of image and text in a web of gestural markings.
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Ossos marked the director's growth as an elliptical storyteller, but the film was most notable for what occurred behind the scenes.
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Bahbah is a storyteller at heart, and the pithy text that accompanies her photographs is as meticulously crafted as a screenplay.
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He's a storyteller, after all, and the "Dear David" saga could be nothing more than a very well-told Twitter tale.
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So they're deciding for themselves what the big long game is for this technology, and as a storyteller, I like that.
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But what sets her apart from her peers isn't only her formidable gifts as both a prose style and a storyteller.
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And you tell your story, and it might be a fucking lie, but if you're a good storyteller, it doesn't matter.
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With this piece, Safoğlu proves himself to be a nuanced storyteller, a capable historian for "otherness," and a queerer of history.
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"If you really look at it hard, what [Holmes] shared with [Jobs] was that she was a magnificent storyteller," Gibney said.
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"He is a tremendous storyteller, a documentarian… so I am sure this will work out for him," she told the site.
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Weren't the events that occurred before Norman Mailer's delighted eyes just a little too convenient from the standpoint of the storyteller?
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The storyteller directs the viewer's gaze through this situational content by using elemental cues, such as light, sound and stage movement.
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For one, Elizabeth Arden named Reese Witherspoon its "storyteller-in-chief," a role which focuses on outreach via social media platforms.
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"It's really an exciting part because I'm the storyteller but I also become the different characters within the drama," he says.
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He is a remarkable storyteller and when you read it you will be swept away into this unbelievable, dramatic true story.
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A laconic though riveting musical storyteller, Mr. Clark was adept at getting at the heart of an experience or an event.
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It was the shot in the arm the filmmaker needed to prove to himself that he could still be a storyteller.
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She was a spirited storyteller and loved cocktails and big cars, and often showed up unexpectedly with presents for his family.
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We connect to that day in our own way, and the storyteller in the broad-brimmed ranger's hat is no different.
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She's softly animated and a vivacious storyteller in person, a departure from the melancholy, sometimes hopelessly sad characters she usually plays.
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But it also flips the director's relationship with the work, turning the artist and storyteller into a star's personal image caretaker.
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Throughout the franchise I had terrific screenwriters, and Francis Lawrence, who directed the last three films, is an incredible visual storyteller.
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Lepage, 62, has made his mark internationally as an imaginative storyteller who draws on a variety of media and cultural influences.
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With a nimble voice that evoked creatures from realms of fantasy, Mr. Dotrice was a popular storyteller on albums and audiobooks.
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They were particularly fond of the evening's second storyteller, a former dominatrix who explained how she first got into the business.
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He was tall, fair-haired in his youth with a chiseled jawline, a charismatic storyteller who never missed a punch line.
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"I kept telling them, 'As a filmmaker and storyteller, this is everything I was exposed to my entire life,'" he said.
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N. C. Wyeth: Storyteller embraces this unified perspective on his work, presenting a dozen canvases both in and out of illustration.
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When her grandmother, Amah, the Storyteller, gets kidnapped by the evil emperor, Pinmei must find her voice and embrace its power.
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"We know how good of a storyteller Kathryn is," said Algee Smith, who is from nearby Saginaw and plays Mr. Reed.
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"Atwood's sheer assurance as a storyteller makes for a fast, immersive narrative that's as propulsive as it is melodramatic," she added.
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Aaron K. Foley, who was Detroit's "chief storyteller" from 2017 to 2019, said he was "cautiously optimistic" about the city's progress.
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Whenever I can leverage my role as a professional storyteller to spread the word about our brand and mission, I'm there.
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A natural storyteller, Kidd uses graphic design as a language to tell his own stories while helping others to convey theirs.
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It's a glimpse of his growing abilities as a cinematic storyteller—no wonder he made all those movie posters for it.
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The real-life subject is now 81 years old, whippet-thin, and a storyteller and self-examiner of no small gifts.
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I'm no Anthony Bourdain, but I am a travel and food writer, a storyteller who tries to walk in his footsteps.
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Still, black communities embraced their relative autonomy, and, within them, photographers like Mosley played the important roles of storyteller and witness.
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Jackie Crackers also may or may not have reinvented himself as a Native American storyteller who appears at local fairs and libraries.
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Paying for access increases the likelihood that an interviewee will tell you what you want to hear; it aligns storyteller and subject.
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There is no rule book for this work, so as an artist or storyteller, you can find your own way of working.
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"Adam is the much more exciting storyteller and I'm the much more dry, sort of 'in the numbers' person," Sinkevicius told CNBC.
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The result reads like a tale that is told by a gifted storyteller, where both sand dunes and drones hold mythical significance.
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Beyond simply taking up space as a woman (also as a woman of colour) in this industry, O is an important storyteller.
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Today I am a storyteller traveling across the nation sharing my vulnerabilities and strengths to find connection with the stories of others.
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That evening, he played an acoustic storyteller set, answering audience questions and weaving them effortlessly into slowed-down versions of his hits.
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She is a master storyteller and creative force who isn't afraid to push boundaries, take chances or think outside of the box.
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"Toni Morrison was a national treasure, as good a storyteller, as captivating, in person as she was on the page," he tweeted.
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Sam Sheridan, an expert storyteller, has delivered scripts that entertain, frighten and tell tales of redemption and a powerful search for identity.
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"My dad is a great storyteller — he always knows how to make me laugh," the blogger tells PEOPLE of her father, Ray.
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So I go home and write the song and, as I tell this, that record has so many cheesy, storyteller type moments.
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"People who are good storytellers — like Donald J. Trump is a brilliant storyteller — they tend to rise in our economy," Shiller said.
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Perhaps the greatest cinematic storyteller of all time, Steven Spielberg has cranked out more classics than anyone else in the entertainment industry.
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This is an opinion piece by Dr. Celine Gounder, an epidemiologist, storyteller, and one of People Magazine's 25 Women Changing the World .
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But Reagan's lies fall in the category of a gifted storyteller who spun yarns to establish an emotional connection to his audience.
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"She'd shown herself to be a tremendous storyteller, and she seemed hungry to occupy big stages and engage big audiences," he said.
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As in her hallucinatory and inventive fiction, Luiselli proves her skill as a storyteller while grappling with her own questions of nationalism.
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Screenshot: Storyteller Mars on Twitch"There was this lovely couple when I was reading Treasure Island back in November," Hall told Gizmodo.
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Peterson, a master storyteller, along with Ross, presented a compelling case before the jury, despite a major hole in the suspects' stories.
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He's a master storyteller and throughout his books there is always an insanely horrific family dynamic normally involving a very abusive father.
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Long before he became known as Barack Obama's political guru, David Axelrod was a journalist — a political storyteller at The Chicago Tribune.
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But if Vance is an adroit enough storyteller, he's a fiercely astute social critic of the sort we desperately need right now.
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The beloved British actor Simon Callow handles this ambitious, unabridged audio performance with supreme confidence and the flair of a true storyteller.
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They returned to Manhattan to whisper their realizations to newcomers trying to break into Hollywood: The camera is the storyteller, not you.
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Together, Drest and the reader are pulled into trap after trap, until it's clear we're in the hands of a master storyteller.
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Mezrich is a talented storyteller, and portions of "Bitcoin Billionaires" offer memorable glimpses inside the messy world of a start-up currency.
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That they don't quite succeed is testament to the strength of Labaki's humanist convictions and also to her instincts as a storyteller.
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I mean, I view myself as a storyteller, and this is a really interesting story that has a lot of different viewpoints.
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Alabama-based Storyteller Overland has unveiled the Beast Mode, a camper van built on a 144-inch Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 chassis.
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Founder and CEO of Storyteller Overland Jeffrey C. Hunter told Business Insider that the four seasons-capable Beast Mode has multiple uses.
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With any project that goes on for five years, things evolve and change, and we followed it as any good storyteller does.
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If anyone can make the tangled-vine narratives of the opioid crisis accessible, Mr. Lanier, a master storyteller, may be the one.
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I thought John Grisham was a great storyteller, but I got to say, Stephanie Grisham may have him beat," Cooper said. "Ms.
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Ms. Collins is a wonderful storyteller who always finds new ways to describe her early days as a New York folk singer.
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Adlon is a gifted storyteller, letting even the simplest moment or dialogue evoke a thousand feelings and Season 3 was no different.
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"Audacity was in the air, with this ego running rampant," said Mr. Ward, a natural storyteller with an easy sense of humor.
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David McCullough, who explored similar Revolutionary War territory in his best sellers "1776" and "John Adams," called Mr. Fleming a gifted storyteller.
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From January 9 through February 4, 2020, El Barrio's Artspace PS109 is pleased to present The Storyteller: Olivia Beens Through the Decades.
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"Wizard of Oz" was the first movie he ever saw and, coincidentally, the one that made him want to become a storyteller.
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While not a terribly inventive lyricist, Collins turns out to be a gifted storyteller and a likable narrator of his own audiobook.
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So how does a storyteller function if his audience can see and hear everything that's happening outside the intended field of view?
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This season, even in a bitterly contentious time, the storyteller has once again done the key work of fashioning cooperation among us.
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It's difficult for even a storyteller as skilled as Mr. Gladwell to engineer surprise re-readings of history on wildly different topics.
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Prolific writers such as Anna Wiener from The New Yorker are honored for redefining what it means to be a powerful storyteller.
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She was the troll too ugly to fuck sober, the canvas on which the storyteller vomited, the slit, the gash, the meat.
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His love of great adventure, new friends, fine food and drink, and the remarkable stories of the world made him a unique storyteller.
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"Ever hungry, they craved human flesh, which is the only substance that could sustain them," wrote Ojibwe storyteller Basil Johnston in The Manitous.
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His love of great adventure, new friends, fine food, and drink and the remarkable stories of the world made him a unique storyteller.
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His love of great adventure, new friends, fine food and drink and the remarkable stories of the world made him a unique storyteller.
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Weidenfeld & Nicolson; £25A cruel history of hereditary power, by a master storyteller who lifts this unfamiliar narrative with vivid, amusing and surprising details.
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WETA [Digital, the New Zealand-based visual effects studio] is at the forefront, and Matt Reeves, the director, is just an incredible storyteller.
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"This is about holding on to our own humanity," said Shelton Johnson, an African-American park ranger and storyteller in Yosemite National Park.
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But as Ursula K. Le Guin has said, in fantastic literature "the imaginary must be imagined" — the storyteller must make her magic consistent.
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Taking on the simultaneous roles of expert scientist, journalist, historian and storyteller of uncommon enchantment, Levin delivers pure signal from cover to cover.
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If you weren't authentically, genuinely interested and gripped by these stories, as a storyteller, you wouldn't really be doing those stories a justice.
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As a storyteller (Raymond O'Neill) explains, two boys raised as brothers, Entu (Daniel Crispin) and Ralu (Jeremiah Hughes), have recently come of age.
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With the storyteller-friend taking the lead, the children proceed to hammer out an ingenious Babel sequel that makes sense to them both.
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But since wrapping her Storyteller Tour in November after a whopping 10 months on the road, Underwood is taking a well-deserved break.
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So in this work I'm the key storyteller, but I guess I share that role with all the artists who are in it.
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His father is a storyteller and a charismatic man, but when he talks about his family, even he sounds a little bit boring.
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Related: Celebrating John Berger, the Storyteller Who Taught Us to See British Exhibit Argues That Minimalism Is the Music of America [VIDEO] Peaches
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In Arquette's performance, Dee Dee is a masterful and resourceful storyteller, who can repurpose any scrap of personal history for her own ends.
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But Cranston is a good-enough storyteller, practiced enough in his skills of self-examination, to make those five decades pull their weight.
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"As a Mexican, I want to say this is a first for a Mexican storyteller," Mr. Del Toro said in his acceptance speech.
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In fact, Ms. Ojih Odutola functions as much as a storyteller as a visual artist, spinning a fantastic tall tale around the images.
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Many years later, he would frame his move to Quincy as a calling and relate it back to his formulation as a storyteller.
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Risen, the deputy Op-Ed editor at The New York Times, is a gifted storyteller who brings context to the chaos of war.
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Hill considered herself, above all, a storyteller, starting with "Halloween," which she and Carpenter, her boyfriend at the time, wrote in three weeks.
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As the evening drew on, and free champagne flowed, attendees edged closer to him, the way children may shyly creep toward a storyteller.
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Young viewers learned about myths and legends from "The Storyteller", and were enchanted by the fairy tales of "The Dark Crystal" and "Labyrinth".
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Mordicai Gerstein, a writer, illustrator and master storyteller whose books created magical worlds where young readers could ponder big questions, died on Sept.
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Yulia and I often visited Marco Bravura, an Italian mosaic artist in his sixties, and his wife, Daniela, a gifted storyteller and cook.
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You can also look through the different categories of blueprints, including Featured Blueprints, Greetings & Occasions, Fun & Games, Learning & Knowledge, At Home, and Storyteller.
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"It's an exquisite reminder of the wondrous things that can happen when a storyteller of boundless imagination avails himself of some rigorous discipline."
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Even at the beginning of his career, these photographs, both displaying and transcending influences, show the fully formed style of a visual storyteller.
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A MINUS Carrie Underwood: Storyteller (Arista) Really actress, not storyteller, although she does have a writing credit on the most impressive thing here—the cross-regional, cross-gender, class-conscious "Smoke Break," in which neither the mother of four working three jobs nor the farm family's first college man can do without the occasional drag or drink, sincere Christians though they be.
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I was deeply saddened to read that fashion designer Kate Spade and celebrity chef and CNN storyteller Anthony Bourdain took their lives this week.
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The results can be cynical, boring, or excitingly resonant, but that work depends on our ability to straddle the lines between observer and storyteller.
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"Today, if you want to succeed as an entrepreneur, you also have to be a storyteller," the British businessman said in 2016 blog post.
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Wilson, an author and storyteller best-known for her role in the movie Matlida, has become something of a Twitter celebrity in recent years.
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Whatever your tone or approach — objective reporter, storyteller, wry commentator, nerdy explainer, table-pounding polemicist — it is possible to do it well or poorly.
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She's a brilliant visionary storyteller and lyrically gifted - all qualities that are hard to tap into when you're managing this nonstop life of ours.
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"The biggest challenge I face as a storyteller is the process of getting people to trust you enough to tell their stories," Tagouri explained.
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Narrative inevitably plays a role, as you might expect when the fugitives of Sorrentino's title include a reporter, a novelist and an oral storyteller.
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" -- via Twitter The NAACP "John Singleton was a great director and storyteller who was never afraid to show African Americans in complex, multidimensional roles.
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The picture that emerges of Lucas is of a filmmaker and storyteller who knows the exact type of story that he wants to tell.
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"The main reason I like Kamala is how much of a storyteller she is when it comes to her stances on issues," she said.
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Josh also needed a climax for his film and would not be the first storyteller to learn that there are no endings in nature.
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Gerwig, 34, said that since working with Allen, she's tried to focus on taking her job as a director and storyteller even more seriously.
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He's not particularly interested in spelling things out for an audience, a tendency that has arguably been one of his virtues as a storyteller.
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"Sam is like a storyteller, and it was so interesting to hear what was happening in Cairo in the 1930s and 1940s," she said.
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These are the stories they tell, because, to a storyteller, emotional response elicits coveted attention, and misery is the least troublesome emotion to evoke.
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He is a rugged individualist with a wild temper and a host of demons, a charismatic storyteller, a former artist, and a depressive alcoholic.
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My mother is a fluent English speaker, but in Spanish she's a storyteller with a deeply romantic bent and a flair for the ironic.
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Art Review The universe of the graffiti master turned astrofunk storyteller in a bracing show reveals his lifelong battle against the limitations of form.
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An adept storyteller and historian, Powell manages to humanize a monarch who has at times been dwarfed by the voluminous publicity surrounding his abdication.
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Scholars say such repetition is a signature of oral storytelling; the familiar phrases are convenient memory handles for the storyteller and the listener alike.
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Although it was clear that Wroten was still growing as an artist and storyteller, it was also clear that she was not fucking around.
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The podcast uses oral history recordings with Queens residents, and the event will include a conversation with a storyteller in each of three episodes.
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All of these factors play a part in her art without it ever becoming overtly autobiographical: she is not a storyteller in that regard.
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Her adviser, convinced she was a natural storyteller on the strength of a one-page writing exercise, suggested she try her hand at fiction.
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In addition to his basketball career, which includes five NBA titles, Kobe Bryant wanted to be remembered as a storyteller and as a businessman.
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WASHINGTON — The choreographer Alexei Ratmansky, a natural storyteller, has produced more evening-length ballets in this century than most choreographers did in the 20th.
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One thing I also like to see, that is not a must-have but I find very compelling, is if you're a good storyteller.
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"Atwood's sheer assurance as a storyteller makes for a fast, immersive narrative that's as propulsive as it is melodramatic," wrote our reviewer, Michiko Kakutani.
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Aesop was an ancient fellow, but you can imagine that he'll be pretty hip when portrayed by the master storyteller and playwright David Gonzalez.
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This weekend, the society salutes the show with children's crafts (finger puppets and paper trains), book readings and appearances by the storyteller Conductor Abe.
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Master storyteller Stephen King's first novel was rejected dozens of times before selling 1 million paperback copies in its first year in the market.
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If they don't, President Trump, a master storyteller, can twist his opponents into knots as they dive deeper and deeper into a political abyss.
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The final pages of "The Lost Man" are somewhat predictable, but Harper is skillful enough, a prickly, smart, effective storyteller, that it doesn't matter.
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The power of Nut is the same power held by the storyteller who understands when a well-timed pause will drive a point home.
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Swigart knew the story needed its storyteller to be a very literal ghost in the machine, and the blind bard was a natural choice.
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I don't think of myself as a storyteller, because I think that's coded with a type of formalism that I'm never really thinking about.
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Sammy Harkham is perhaps the most masterful comic storyteller I can think of who is still making comic-book pamphlets, besides the Hernandez Brothers.
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"When I cross the river into Vermont, I can see the difference and feel the difference," said Rebecca Rule, a New Hampshire humorist and storyteller.
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"As a storyteller, as a media guy, I'm now going to put all my energy into telling this story at a grassroots level," he said.
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I've never looked at myself as an actor, but more so a storyteller and I want to tell unique, meaningful, universal stories in unforgettable ways.
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As a young storyteller from a family dedicated to seeing the funny side of the absurd, this was my way of defanging the whole thing.
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As special counsel, he's also a storyteller, unwinding the tale of what happened during the 2016 election, while revealing only glimpses of the overall narrative.
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A marvelous storyteller and gifted writer, Costamagna describes his enchanted childhood: Raised in the South of France, he roamed through many local churches and castles.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is a visionary storyteller, but his company seems to struggle with turning its "dreams into numbers," one valuation expert told CNBC.
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As a writer or a storyteller, it's almost always more interesting if I make a character make a foolish choice instead of a smart choice.
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The proof is in "The Girl You Think I Am," a tune off Storyteller she co-wrote about a daughter's beautiful relationship with her father.
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This heightened exchange between storyteller and consumer necessitates further exploration and refinement, fueling ideation and creation of content, be it user-generated or studio-produced.
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Mavis herself is an infectious spirit, an easy-to-laugh storyteller who's working just as hard now as she was when the Staple Singers began.
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"His love of great adventure, new friends, fine food and drink and the remarkable stories of the world made him a unique storyteller," it added.
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For instance, sad stories are much more likely to be monotone, include long pauses, fidgeting, and have the storyteller put their hands on their face.
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WATCH: The Avengers: Infinity War Cast Giggle and Dance in the Gag Reel They also consider Lee a legendary storyteller — and the king of fandom.
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Like Obama, Rhodes is a storyteller who uses a writer's tools to advance an agenda that is packaged as politics but is often quite personal.
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The program this weekend is a celebration dedicated to the memory of Diane Wolkstein, the author and storyteller who was instrumental in founding the series.
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The shocking deaths of iconic fashion designer Kate Spade, 55, and gifted chef and storyteller Anthony Bourdain, 61, are spurring important discussions about mental health.
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GoT: As a long-time storyteller, I'm in awe of how perfectly the minds behind this show brought all the major characters together at Winterfell.
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Charlie Murphy—a comedic luminary and the master storyteller behind Dave Chappelle's Rick James and Prince sketches—has died at 57 of leukemia, TMZ reports.
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Although he pursued a formal education in social work, Matthew was born a natural storyteller and cites film and visual media as his first loves.
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Macy is a gifted storyteller and a dogged researcher, and readers will be riveted by her account of Harriet Muse's struggle to find her sons.
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Schmelzer isn't a storyteller, and she isn't interested in sharing case histories; she describes what happened in her own childhood using only the broadest strokes.
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"If you're a writer, particularly if you're a writer or a storyteller of any kind, there is something already kind of monstrously wrong with you."
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Liz is an old-school storyteller: When she tells a story about you, you sit slack-jawed at the epic-ness of your own tale.
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From September 10 through October 25, 2019, Menconi + Schoelkopf proudly presents N.C. Wyeth: Storyteller, an exhibition of twelve major paintings by the master of illustration.
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"Toni Morrison was a national treasure, as good a storyteller, as captivating, in person as she was on the page," Obama wrote in a tweet.
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At the very beginning of the novel, the renowned storyteller Solibo Magnificent dies while addressing a crowd in the capital of Martinique, Fort-de-France.
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He is not merely a confident storyteller but also a thinker, a skeptic, a wily entertainer, a thorn in the side of orthodoxy and cant.
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Sahota is a clear-eyed, unflinching storyteller, switching seamlessly between the characters' desperate present circumstances and the crises at home that led to their migration.
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A witty and mischievous storyteller, Arimah can compress a family history into a few pages as she moves between comic distancing and insightful psychological realism.
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It showcased Allen's ability to shift between mediums, incorporating drawing, collage, sculpture, performance, and video — the through-line being his skill as a master storyteller.
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But who ultimately is the storyteller in charge here, the great purveyor of all these fears and fantasies, this imaginer of the imaginings of others?
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One of the most important questions a storyteller, journalist, or filmmaker has to navigate is, on its surface, a simple one: Whose story gets told?
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If you're an artist, inventor, storyteller, or any other kind of "right-brain" thinker, good news: Pink says the future belongs to people like you.
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When adult themes like these are explored through the traditionally juvenile device of talking animals, a storyteller performs a difficult balancing act between reality and fantasy.
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It speaks to Minhaj's unique artistic style, which lies at the intersection of traditional comedy, memoir, and political discourse – he is, first and foremost, a storyteller.
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Despite its unfocused nature, Pullman is still an excellent storyteller, and La Belle Sauvage is certainly worth the nearly two decades that we've waited for it.
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"One thing we pointed out, which I think people are starting to catch on to now: you have to be a reliable storyteller yourself," Bousman says.
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George Takei's own history is a "shameful" part of America's timeline — and he's proudly embraced the role of storyteller to ensure that it never happens again.
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Despite its peril, at heart it's a story of familial love, as well as the tale of a young storyteller learning how to be a hero.
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Other big competitions include Album of the Year -- for which Underwood is nominated for "Storyteller" -- Male Vocalist of the Year and Female Vocalist of the Year.
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It's a monster that, in the end, can only be stopped when the protagonist realizes his potential future as a comic book artist and storyteller himself.
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For me, as a lifelong storyteller, it's the way people must have felt in 1908 — or whatever date that was when they first started regular movies.
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On Friday, Obama shared a photo on Twitter of the meal they shared, saying that it is how he will remember the storyteller, writer and chef.
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Pinmei has always lived with her grandmother, a renowned storyteller, in peace in their quiet village; but that changes when a new emperor ascends to power.
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It is the 115th day of this year, and the anniversary of the birth of the Cajun chef and storyteller Justin Wilson, who died in 2001.
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"I think he's a model and always has been about what a reporter should be," said Mr. Fager, who described Mr. Safer as a gifted storyteller.
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A friend and mentor to the author, Brown will be remembered as a storyteller and mentor who pushed writers to move out of their comfort zones.
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Bourdain, star of CNN's "Parts Unknown" and author of many books, including "Kitchen Confidential," was widely known for being a master storyteller with an adventurous appetite.
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He proved to be such a powerful storyteller, his presentation informed by his knowledge of aeronautics, that he was recently offered permanent employment, which he accepted.
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But above all she is a storyteller, and once more I could not resist the ingenuity of her plot and her joy in her fictional world.
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Years of standing in the same spot—cutting and shaving and dyeing and listening to the uncles and aunties—had turned Lily into an unhurried storyteller.
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On the other, she's considered a great American storyteller, the queen of turning pop iconography into symbolism, an artist who is a dark, grand, cinematic genius.
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On her debut record, The Heart of Infinite Change, Agrama shows herself to be every bit as skilled a storyteller and she is a gifted singer.
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The first thing you may notice about him as an artist is that he's an ace storyteller, so good that you realize how rare that is.
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Fu, the author of the novel "For Today I Am a Boy," is a propulsive storyteller, using clear and cutting prose to move seamlessly through time.
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It's clips like this, where her vocals, firm south London identity and deft skill as a songwriter and storyteller do the talking that remind us why.
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An intense listener and avid storyteller, she seems comfortable in her own skin, which has a healthy glow, presumably from the time she spends riding horses.
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This is the only place Cliff seems to falter; he has much to reveal about his new storyteller while also needing to wrangle a sprawling plot.
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It's thanks to such a gifted storyteller as Whitaker that this forgotten chapter of American history can finally be told in all its vibrancy and glory.
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Lauren Groff is a great storyteller, as "Florida," her second collection, makes clear in 11 dramatic tales, all full of event and surprise, instruction and comfort.
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They search for a Luminous Stone That Lights the Night, which they plan to give to the emperor in payment for the release of the Storyteller.
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Traditional Cloonoila, secure in its histrionic embeddedness, is a tale that can be told again and again, offering up its comic traditions for the Irish storyteller.
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Janaya Khan is an activist, writer and storyteller based in Los Angeles who lectures on racial justice, culture and gender equity across the US and abroad.
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We look for someone with sheer determination to build their brand, someone who doesn't take no for an answer, and someone who is a great storyteller.
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He is not merely a confident storyteller but also a thinker, a skeptic, a wily entertainer and a thorn in the side of orthodoxy and cant.
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This segment is useful in showing how relationships develop characters, and how the perspective of the storyteller can enhance the readers' and viewers' understanding of characters.
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The result is something of a metatextual fluke: a story starting in one medium told by one storyteller and finished in another medium, by different storytellers.
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Wölfli, who regarded himself as a composer as well as a storyteller and artist, often included musical notation of his own invention within his drawn compositions.
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The prone dog–slash–storyteller is replaced with a mute pooch sitting up for an undiscernible master while watching a ship sale within/on a horse.
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Peter Frick-Wright is the host, was like the original host of some of those science of survival pieces, and just fantastically talented, an incredible storyteller.
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In 2016, the prolific storyteller and the beauty brand banded together to produce a series of short films in which real women revealed their meaning of beauty.
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He is also a natural storyteller, and speaks in a professorial style of infinitely bifurcating tales—one leads to another leads to another, all of them interesting.
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"I just feel blessed and I want to make every moment count because this is a big position," he said of being a trusted West Coast storyteller.
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"Two Thousand Seasons," Ayi Kwei Armah In the communal voice of a storyteller, this great Ghanaian novelist describes Africa before Arab and European invasions and slave-taking.
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Dr. Brown finds himself playing storyteller for his grandchildren as he ages and the tricky double black diamond ski runs in Colorado become more of an effort.
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As a critic and as a storyteller, I don't pretend to know the answers, but these questions are worth struggling with, now and on into the future.
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As I prepare for Act III or IV of my life, I am turning back to the part of me who is a storyteller first and foremost.
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"He's always been a master storyteller with beautiful prose, but this one is much more ambitious," said Kate Medina, Mr. Canin's editor for more than 20 years.
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Luckily for this one in particular we had [meteorologist] Jim Cantore, and Jim always brings a high level of energy — he really ends up being the storyteller.
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The perspective of the storyteller may not be the one most resembling the truth, and a lot of very popular anecdotes read like cliche rom-com scripts.
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As an actress, Angie Harmon is a professional storyteller, but the star realizes that often the most important stories go far beyond the pages of a script.
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Throughout Patani Semasa a range of social roles for the artist are depicted — ranging from a more factually-based, artist-as-journalist role, to the poetic storyteller.
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We knew Zeke was a tremendous storyteller with an amazing ability to take a specific moment from the game or life and give it a universal perspective.
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Galland claimed to have heard it firsthand from a Syrian storyteller, but claiming your original story came from an exotic faraway source is a common literary device.
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"Ten minutes is a long time for a storyteller," TNT and TBS head Kevin Reilly, who spearheaded this idea, told me at a Turner event in July.
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As the game loads up, before any play begins, the creator introduces himself in a text prelude as "The Storyteller," and explains his vision for the game.
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I know Bourdain built his empire based on his knowledge of food and restaurant culture, but he was a solid and passionate storyteller more than anything else.
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Now Calvin and Hobbes is as much the community who loves it as it is the product of the incredible and principled storyteller who let it go.
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Not surprisingly, Mr. Meyers asked most of the questions, and Mr. Cavett, extremely affable through the sarcasm, responded with the precision and glee of a seasoned storyteller.
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Whether you are in front of one person or a room full of dozens or hundreds of people, Black says you have to be an engaging storyteller.
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They transmitted common wisdom, framed by the personal experience of the storyteller, which was delivered in such a way that listeners could incorporate it into their lives.
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When the uncomprehending child expresses bewilderment, his friend, a natural storyteller, explains by launching into a cockeyed account of the Tower of Babel fiasco and its aftermath.
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I like to call this kind of storytelling "clockwork storytelling," because a big part of the fun is in the storyteller showing you their carefully constructed design.
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He also was interested in the arts — he was very involved in local theater and did a lot of set design, and he was a great storyteller.
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Cornelia Bailey, a vivid storyteller who fought to protect a vanishing slice of African-American culture on Sapelo Island, off the coast of Georgia, died on Oct.
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In 11 spare tracks, Ms. Marshall seems confident, at last, in her identity as a rootless seeker and storyteller, firm in the instability of her atypical existence.
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But David Benioff, a showrunner and co-creator of the series, is a masterful storyteller, and I have been absolutely mesmerized by his novel, CITY OF THIEVES.
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As an artist and a storyteller, how might I aesthetically, conceptually and tactically intervene in that historical erasure process and offer up something new, reimagined and unruly?
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As a storyteller, the director Taika Waititi ("Hunt for the Wilderpeople") has a charmingly idiosyncratic human touch and a gift for turning goofiness and gab into personality.
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The storyteller recounts a legend — typically a classical Chinese epic — from memory, using different voices and exaggerated gestures as well as adding occasional background detail and commentary.
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So in some ways, porn is this hyperbolic metaphor for what happens anytime the audience dictates terms and the storyteller is not left to their own devices.
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A former child actor, Lewis ventured into music in the late 1990s when she became the wry storyteller-frontwoman of the seminal indie-pop band Rilo Kiley.
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The sequence in question finds Maeve, now a fully conscious and active storyteller in Sweetwater, playing with the loops that once dictated the course of her days.
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The psychologically astute storyteller Amy Bloom and the adept historical novelist Kelly O'Connor McNees could hardly be more different as writers; consequently, their books occupy distinct territories.
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" Mr. Hastings declined to comment for this article, beyond this statement: "Marc's a terrific writer and storyteller and he was an even better co-founder and partner.
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As a metaphysician, Mr. Lowery is not hung up on rules, but as a storyteller and an orchestrator of emotional effects he appreciates the need for coherence.
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The new host, Jill Hopkins, a local radio personality, singer, storyteller and self-proclaimed Beyoncé superfan, takes us on a deep dive into pre-Destiny's Child Beyoncé.
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It hardly matters though if she was real or imagined, but the fact that a storyteller is struggling to express himself in a democratic society is disturbing.
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Master Yoda and his startup knightsSon, who famously bought the most expensive house in California history in 2012, sees himself as a storyteller, sources told Business Insider.
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His work seems as far as imaginable from both propaganda and storytelling, which only goes to show what a master Wiseman is as both propagandist and storyteller.
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You've written about how when a con artist is a really compelling storyteller, people are more likely to believe them and therefore rationalize away any warning signs.
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I think the first thing you have to recognize is that these franchises are only as good as the quality of the storyteller, the stories that you tell.
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The singer, 35, debuted her new song "Cry Pretty" early Wednesday, marking her first lead single from a music project since "Dirty Laundry" from the 2016 album Storyteller.
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It is also, according to Story Studio creative director Saschka Unseld, "what every storyteller hopes for: to have the world validate the risks we were worried to take."
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It's that dadaist streak of alt-history, frenetic editing, and flights of fancy that are at the core of how Chung operates as a storyteller and game designer.
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He's viewed by his peers as the ultimate storyteller, an accolade the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer earns once again in his directorial debut, Western Stars, out Friday.
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But as reviewers, I think there's a responsibility in acknowledging that you may not understand certain cultural aspects of how the storyteller is choosing to tell that story.
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But as a storyteller trying to get under people's skin, were you worried how those interactions would play differently to different audiences, or people of different political persuasions?
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If it sounds voyeuristic, or gimmicky, it's O'Loughlin's approachability as a storyteller and a listener that makes Broken Bone Bathtub both compelling theater and a cathartic group experience.
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Meanwhile, the storyteller is also producing a documentary on the 43 students kidnapped in Mexico, a tragic and controversial 2014 event involving the government, army and drug cartels.
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DestroyerDirector: Karyn KasumaDecember 25Kusama is a veteran storyteller, with 18 years of directorial work under her belt on both features and high-profile series (Billions, Masters of Sex).
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Great grandma, your partner in crime, your caretaker, your second mother, the greatest entertainer and storyteller to have EVER lived and the most dramatic woman you'll ever know.
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" Innovate VR/AR animated storyteller Penrose Studios CEO Eugene Chung is "focused on business model innovation in the next 18-24 months, rather than legacy monetization models today.
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He's a story-obsessed storyteller who's built the perfect play, with a cast that has just enough independence to keep him interested in the personal narrative he's built.
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Yet it is a testament to Mr Eka's gift as a storyteller, particularly his skill at ratcheting up and tactically releasing tension, that he keeps readers enthralled nonetheless.
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She always smiled at me and she was a wonderful storyteller; I would sit with her for hours as she told me about her childhood in the South.
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She's always been an exhaustive storyteller—brimming with narrative-driven stanzas that life in Chicago has written for her—but now the story feels like it's completely hers.
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"One of the traits that you will see in successful entrepreneurs is an incredible storyteller," Benchmark's Bill Gurley said on Thursday, from the LAUNCH Festival in San Francisco.
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McFarlane's instinct as a storyteller is to let some puzzles remain unsolved, to honor the "bony-beaked messenger bringing no news," as she writes of the colossal squid.
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More than a humorist, more than a storyteller, he's a moralist , an independent and significant student of the struggle to tell right from wrong, good conduct from bad.
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A fluent storyteller, she follows four main characters and three intellectual heroes from perestroika to the present day, tracing the sweep of contemporary Russian history through their eyes.
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Novogratz is the third of seven children, and his charm and his skills as a storyteller are tied to his membership in this brood of hyper-successful siblings.
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"His love of great adventure, new friends, fine food and drink and the remarkable stories of the world made him a unique storyteller," CNN said in a statement.
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Given how important female audiences are, a female storyteller—someone like Kathryn Bigelow—could be a great choice to run with the franchise for three or four films.
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It's a very contemporary form of storytelling, a technologically enhanced one, a kind of modern magic, a voyage of discovery where you are at once storyteller and reader.
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Alabama-based Storyteller Overland, a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van conversion company, has unveiled the next iteration of its flagship Mode four-by-four camper van: the Beast Mode.
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Ms. Stefanovic hosts the literary salon "Women of Letters, New York" and "This Alien Nation," a monthly celebration of immigration, and is a regular storyteller with The Moth.
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But Mr. Hughes, who for many years cocreated films with his twin brother, Allen, and here makes his solo feature debut, is a sharp and engaged visual storyteller.
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Nathaniel Philbrick demonstrates once again with IN THE HURRICANE'S EYE: The Genius of George Washington and the Victory at Yorktown (Viking, $30) that he is a masterly storyteller.
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Guy Brunet Réalisateur , which began its run at Switzerland's Collection de l'Art Brut, is an opportunity for the public to explore the unique world of this wonderful storyteller.
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"Isn't she a storyteller?" wonders writer Shauna Ahern, who has penned memoirs and ran the website Gluten-Free Girl and the Chef and counts herself a Kaling fan.
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This month her guests include the stand-up and storyteller Emma Willmann, the comic and game show host Jo Firestone, and the stand-up and writer Samantha Ruddy.
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As the Blizzard of '16 approached the city gate, Ricky Jay, the sui-generis conjurer, scholar, storyteller, actor, antiquarian collector, and incorrigible perfectionist, knew what not to do.
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But her confident grasp of the material and her natural gifts as a storyteller will keep you in her spell and leave you, at the end, slightly altered.
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"I think of myself as a storyteller when I'm on tour, but this is an amped-up version of that," Bareilles, who is thirty-seven, said during rehearsals.
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The awareness she's gathering is still informing what kind of storyteller she will become — consider Rare a first step towards taking the throne she deserves in pop music.
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This edition features stories from Tim Gunn, a mentor on the reality show "Project Runway"; the actress Constance Shulman; the comedian Gastor Almonte; and the storyteller Danny Artese.
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A born storyteller who disdained linear narrative, he adapted Racine's "Bérénice," in 1983, and Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island," in 1985, both in the retrospective, to suit himself.
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Sara Crewe of A Little Princess was a storyteller; despite her fall from fortune, she unnerves her elders by retaining her regal stature and ability to weave narratives.
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Zapruder is a gifted writer and storyteller who delicately unravels a minor mystery few people know or care about, but that she makes human, complex and quite interesting.
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He can be a classicist, a ballet historian, a lyrical pure-dance modernist, a comic cartoonist, a riveting children's storyteller or an adult commentator on gender and society.
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These early family experiences are the subject of many of Antin's later "talk poems," and were, in part, what helped him later to become such a gifted storyteller.
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Going into the Christmas season a few years ago I got a grim note from Brian Doyle, a gifted storyteller and writer, New York born, Oregonian by choice.
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One fireside storyteller discusses the origins of a smear campaign against Pinelands residents in the early days of American eugenics, which branded them as inbred and intellectually bereft.
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The episode poses vexing questions about the disparities in power between storyteller and subject, American and Afghan; but Nordland never unpacks the complications of making the couple so notorious.
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Whether you're a writer or director, or even producer, my biggest piece of advice is to think of yourself as a storyteller first, and let everything flow from that.
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Netflix's Neo Yokio gets funnier when you remember that in addition to being the frontman of Vampire Weekend and a capable storyteller, Ezra Koenig is an Ivy League troll.
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" And he pushed me to follow my heart and become a storyteller and in that moment became the first Jewish dad in history to say, "Don't be a doctor.
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Underwood then joined him onstage wearing a flowing white dress (that showed off some leg!) singing "Heartbeat," the second single off of the seven-time Grammy winner's Storyteller album.
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According to Condé Nast Traveler, the company just announced that it's looking for an intern who's a great storyteller with an "extensive knowledge of all 23 filters" on Instagram.
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Despite his ghoulish appearance, he was an incredible storyteller, particularly when it came to recounting what happened with 22015 tons of cocaine that sank off the coast of Mexico.
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"His love of great adventure, new friends, fine food and drink and the remarkable stories of the world made him a unique storyteller," the network said in a statement.
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Parts Of Mary Poppins Were Based On Her Own Life A storyteller from a young age, it's no wonder that aspects of her own life filtered into her writing.
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I feel like women are much more daring, loud, and assertive than before; we are becoming fearless, which is a great quality for creating imagery, and being a storyteller.
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Sarah Hoye, a Milwaukee native, has spent more than a decade as a reporter and storyteller for media outlets including Al Jazeera America, CNN, and The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Disney was able to lend its IP (as well as senior executive and storyteller staff) to the company — a relationship that resulted in the smash hit BB-8 bot.
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After Getty's death, a friend close to him told PEOPLE that The Evil Within, then titled Storyteller, was inspired by powerful, sadistic dreams Getty had as a young boy.
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"I think that the reason that Tony was a great storyteller and a great friend, was because he had this deep sense of empathy, humility and humanity," Cowin says.
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"The park service wants to be the complete storyteller of our country and it's our mission now to bring attention to certain stories that are under-represented," Kupper said.
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But GoPro is firmly set on this path, and Woodman believes that the company will be better off even if something like Storyteller doesn't become the next big hit.
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Internally, the team called this experience "Storyteller," but judging from this new info it appears that the new desktop editor will share the Quik branding, which is no surprise.
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The Book Review Podcast Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music Vladimir V. Putin, according to Michael McFaul, an American ambassador in Moscow from 2012 to 2014, is a canny storyteller.
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"Leah is more a storyteller, which might mean a slow build, so I wouldn't start with her," Ms. Ways said, preferring to begin with someone who gets laughs fast.
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" Assistant Chief Martin Morales, the commanding officer of Queens North, said about Chief Silks on Twitter: "He was a one-of-a-kind, well-accomplished individual & an amazing storyteller.
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I'm not a strict storyteller, as I don't point to any concrete conclusion, but I definitely leave a space for the viewer to come in with their own narrative.
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Gideon, in a temporary appearance, sang along with his clay figures — they tell the story in rap, song, and incantations — and became an animated storyteller of the whole tale.
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"Any chance you get as a storyteller to make people see something that they never saw before, or to think in a new way — that's the job," he said.
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Lamar is a compelling and honest storyteller who never compromised on either his core sound or values, making him an unprecedented outlier in music, and more specifically, hip-hop.
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Despite those body counts and the dire sheep-and-wolves worldview expressed in his latest book, Mr. Thor is relentlessly sunny and a natural, even compulsive storyteller in person.
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Ms. Daniels said that Mr. Fordin was a first-class storyteller, drawing on his deep knowledge of film and theater history to put artists at ease in recording sessions.
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The medium demands more of the storyteller, though, including new techniques for moving the action forward in a movie where the user is free to look in any direction.
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His first novel in more than a decade, Cari Mora proves that Harris is a masterful storyteller who knows exactly how to get under our skin and into our heads.
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CBS declined to comment Viacom could have benefited from having a strong "storyteller" like CBS CEO Les Moonves at the helm, said Scott Singer, managing director for innovation consultancy DDG.
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For an hour, hour and a half, he's just got these incredible narratives and he's just such an amazing storyteller, and he's been out of the game for a decade.
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And as Sphero co-founder and Chief Software Architect Adam Wilson put it, he's also "a storyteller," describing his adventures to kids and asking them to participate in key moments.
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Above all Mr Trump, a skilful storyteller, has a tale to tell patriotic Americans about why the country they love has been fighting terrorism worldwide for 93 years without winning.
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She or he needs to be a storyteller — one who can look at the numbers, look at the models and then explain it in plain English to the executive team.
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And when all that changed in the 1990s, most definitively in 1999 when the New Yorker published a piece by him and he became a storyteller, life got no simpler.
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The storyteller must then weave such experiences with characters, settings, and plots that create meaning in a world which might otherwise reject the significance of keef or other cannabis preparations.
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Lane, who directed the President Nixon home footage doc Our Nixon, and the scientifically sweet documentary short The Voyagers, is an immensely gifted storyteller that makes greater and greater films.
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For example, the wearable might give two quick vibrations to the storyteller if the vitals of the other person indicate that they are beginning to get bored by the story.
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The pen is mightier He lost out on his chance to be "first gentleman," so Bill Clinton's found a new gig -- writing a thriller novel with master storyteller James Patterson.
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Born July 12, 1938, in Tokyo to a graphic designer and a homemaker, Ishioka was a visual storyteller who took after her father's profession and her mother's forsaken creative endeavors.
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When I started asking some of my colleagues for the name of the master storyteller whose narratives I was watching unfold, only one name came back at me: Ben Rhodes.
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Whitehouse will also propose several other cyber provisions, including creating a new role for a cybersecurity "storyteller-in-chief" who can "declassify information" and inform the public about digital threats.
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He was an avid storyteller and so ambitious that when he saw Mr. Luhrmann's breakthrough 2001 "Moulin Rouge!" movie musical with Nicole Kidman, he decided that he'd found a mentor.
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Paul was a vibrant, forceful man who liked to be the center of attention—he was a brilliant storyteller—and to hold children up in the air and tickle them.
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The mystery story is an explicit manipulation of time — the story begins after important events of the plot have transpired, thus granting the storyteller control over when to reveal them.
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Jason Lutes first started drawing Berlin, his epic graphic novel about the disintegration of the Weimar Republic, in 1996, when the topic seemed an esoteric choice for an American storyteller.
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Mr. Ratmansky is a dramatic poet and a compelling storyteller, but again like Balanchine, he is happy to let ideas of emotion and narrative float upon a larger dance current.
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The non-response to these accusations helps the listener realize Nas and his projects might just be entire works of fiction, while the storyteller lives a life in stark opposition.
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Her attention to the recurring nature of racism in this country, and her gift for weaving these insights into a gripping narrative, establish Benz as an adept critic and storyteller.
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He's the show's built-in storyteller, a noirish figure whose position allows him to observe from the periphery, helping to structure Tiger King into a fable rather than a spectacle.
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Those virtues are distributed among different rabbits: Along with Fiver's prophet, there is the statesman-leader Hazel; the soldier-fighter Bigwig; the thinker-inventor Blackberry; the storyteller Dandelion; and more.
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A horse becomes a dragon, a king becomes a tiger, two thugs become monkeys, a mussel becomes a swallow, a tongue becomes a snake, and a girl becomes a storyteller.
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Turning 89 this year, she is still a vivacious storyteller whose trademark eyeglasses — she bought 5,000 pairs from the factory, she says — make her pop against even the dullest backgrounds.
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This tale of lost innocence is poignantly told, "written" by a self-aware narrator who seamlessly shifts perspectives, giving the impression of being every character as well as the storyteller.
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I sat down with Justin to see what his vision [was] for this thing and it really lined up with what I wanted to make as a director and storyteller.
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Besides being a spectacular storyteller, he ventures brazenly into multiple genres — science fiction, horror, fantasies, even literary works — and damn his fingers, he wins awards in each of those fields.
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At different points in her life, you could call her an illustrator, a children's book author, a storyteller, a set designer, and an active member of the 20th-century occult movement.
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I compared Molly to Melissa Etheridge, Patty Griffin (a name that was left out conveniently), & the Indigo Girls purely because of the rasp in her voice & that she's an amazing storyteller.
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But "The Story-teller" (2012) cuts between shots of the storyteller and a 1964 hit Bollywood film, Dosti, that explores a friendship between a blind boy and his disabled best friend.
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A more interesting storyteller might have used this racebending as an avenue to explore what role race and racism still play in a world where people can ditch their bodies entirely.
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She or he should be a storyteller who can look at the numbers and the models and explain it all in plain English to the executive team so that everyone understands.
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Often the members play table-top role-playing games such as "Dungeons and Dragons", where participants work together to accomplish a quest in a fantastic world spun by a head storyteller.
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They are looking in the wrong direction, and part of that is because the storyteller hasn't crafted the experience to be consumed without a huge amount of effort from the viewer.
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It launched Lens Explorer to draw more attention to developer and creator-built augmented reality experiences, plus its Storyteller program to connect social media stars to brands to earn sponsorship money.
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Ahead of her "storyteller-inspired" baby shower in April, Grace took to Instagram to get advice on a family car that would fit all their daughter's necessities but wasn't too big.
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You know that Amazon's Alexa can answer your questions, control smart devices, and queue your music, but did you know that Alexa is also a kid-friendly DJ, comedian, and storyteller?
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For me as a storyteller, it was certainly a key, dramatic moment, and for those who raise questions about Dr. Ngor's murder, it gives a reason for the conspiracies to continue.
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"It's certainly about a young woman sort of asserting herself as the storyteller and beginning to define herself with the narrative that she chooses to tell," Affleck told a news conference.
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There was no grand plan to become the Bundy storyteller of 2019, Berlinger relates, but shortly after the tapes came to him in 2017, the script landed on his desk also.
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One of Bourdain's greatest strengths as a storyteller has always been his ability to locate beauty in those most unexpected places, activating and elevating the lost and the hidden through language.
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On a recent morning, Paul Binder, a storyteller of the old school, pushed a piece of paper across the table in a bland conference room of a Downtown Brooklyn office building.
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It's a desperate situation that keeps the tension high while the author builds the narrative frames of his sister as storyteller or the police interrogators and medical personnel as story prompters.
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With Plouffe running advocacy, CZI might have the storyteller it needs to inspire government, other philanthropists and the public to cooperate in harnessing the Zuckerberg fortune for the benefit of humanity.
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Thomas is a gifted storyteller, and the changing circumstances of these women's lives as their cases drag on, along with the unpredictability of the courts, give her plenty to work with.
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In Dreams will feature over 80 participating artists from around the world, each exploring Lynch's impact as a storyteller through a range of mediums including painting, sculpture, and fine art prints.
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And Martin Dockery, a professional storyteller, took the stage to recount the tale of an acid trip he had on a bicycle in Basel, Switzerland, where Albert Hoffman first invented LSD.
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A generation before Miranda Sings became a YouTube star, Dina Martina held, and continues to hold, the title of tragically awful singer, dancer and storyteller, debuting in Seattle back in 1989.
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These visuals are complemented by contemporary interviews in which Edwards, a vibrantly natural storyteller, and other crew members recall their great race with both mist in their eyes and modulated outrage.
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Hirshman, whose books include a history of gay rights and a manifesto against stay-at-home motherhood, is a brisk storyteller, covering five decades of history with impressive economy and ease.
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In fact, as the subtitle indicates, this is a portrait of the philosopher as a storyteller, whether she's talking about her childhood, her family, her partners, or, most especially, her work.
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Shan Tianfang, a storyteller whose energetic oral renditions of classical Chinese novels and historical events propelled the ancient pingshu tradition into the modern age for generations of Chinese, died on Sept.
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That we greet these elements of the story as welcome familiars, rather than tired points in the great constellation of Pullman's universe, is a testament to his gifts as a storyteller.
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As much as he is enamored of the food and wine, Mr. Walker is at heart a historian and storyteller who is drawn to the Périgord by its layered, copious history.
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KEEP Daniel Kitson ("Mouse: The Persistence of an Unlikely Thought"), the English comedian and storyteller who makes far too infrequent appearances in New York, comes to Brooklyn with his latest monologue.
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" Asked if he believed Lochte's initial story, Bush said, "Even when he hasn't been out all night and completely soaked in cocktails, he isn't the best storyteller and weaver of thoughts together.
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EduCreator will provide participants with a network of other like-minded creators, programming focused on content development and format and mentorship from digital storyteller Jay Shetty, WeCreateEdu founder Jacklyn Duff and others.
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All stories have in them the seed of all other stories; any story, if continued long enough, becomes other stories, and she is no true storyteller who would keep this from you.
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Stories of coercive and aggressive sexual encounters might make us uncomfortable and angry at the storyteller, simply because it's making us reflect on many of our own uncomfortable, arrogant, and coercive experiences.
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Ms. Nancherla has perfected a soft-spoken, thoughtful absurdism that sets her apart, while Mr. Gondelman, a self-deprecating storyteller, is one of the most consistently witty stand-ups in the city.
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"After the Emmy nomination I feel more self-confident as a person and a storyteller, and I know that slow burn has a slight negative [connotation]," Weisberg, also an executive producer, said.
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Even as the scientist is portrayed as a storyteller with an automated sequencer, a painter with a palette of nucleotides, the arts come off as a sort of third wheel of civilization.
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Gabriella Parsons is a journalist, storyteller and artist living and working in Lincoln, NE. She is often found with a camera in hand, and enjoys sparking conversations with strangers at coffee shops.
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For me, as an activist and a storyteller, I'm very centered in ensuring that we show the complicatedness of the human experience that happens to be rooted in my community's trans experiences.
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The on-screen gramophone in the virtual reality storyteller Kismet fills the room with an evocative gypsy violin melody, but when you progress, it enters the backing soundtrack in an orchestral arrangement.
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