Across town, Margaret succumbs to the charm of Kevin's dimples.
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But men aren't the only sex that succumbs to corporate bullshit.
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Not everyone who succumbs to this pressure has committed a crime.
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Like many proud and privileged failures, he succumbs to reactionary paranoia.
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His default position is retaliation; when threatened, he succumbs to bombast.
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When the mother succumbs from time to time, Nikolai mocks her.
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Bumblebee also succumbs to its franchise DNA during its third-act climax.
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Segall: The worst that could happen is Zuckerberg succumbs to situational pressure.
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But while his characters can be cruel, he never succumbs to meanness.
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Just goes to show ya ... even Hollywood succumbs to the pull to Coachella.
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Foxes are treated like second-class citizens and everyone succumbs to stereotyping them.
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A tiny force of US Army tanks succumbs to an overwhelming robotic onslaught.
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These "silent" epidemics, always quietly simmering, break through the noise whena celebrity succumbs.
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Tiangong-1's orbit is decaying as the craft slowly succumbs to Earth's gravity.
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As our attention succumbs to the allure of being someplace else, our concentration suffers.
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They track their prey until it succumbs, whereupon they can feast without a struggle.
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Lili Elbe (Eddie Redmayne) succumbs to an early death in the highly acclaimed film.
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His purgatory is to watch helplessly as Iris slowly succumbs to her illness without him.
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If Mr Trump succumbs to his protectionist instincts, the consequences would be disastrous for all.
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He accepts the challenge, but "sleep swirls over him like a mist," and he succumbs.
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But that succumbs to utopic fallacy that assumes technology evenly advantages the honest and dishonest.
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A man who feels inadequate succumbs to his malicious instincts towards a beautiful female friend.
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Can heroic movie executives stop Bart before he succumbs to the temptations of ultimate evil?
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Pity the player who succumbs to so-called dartitis, the game's version of the yips.
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When she finally succumbs to his passion, Mr. Jovanovich lifts Ms. Opolais into his arms.
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Tame rather than godawful, the record succumbs to every cliche about tradition and family bonding.
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The struggle can often last many months before a whale succumbs to its wounds or starvation.
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Unfortunately, the structure succumbs to fire, and Rick and Michonne are forced out on the road.
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In the beautiful hill town, Paul succumbs to Brunello, savory mushrooms and wild boar with fennel.
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Florence succumbs six years later, during an English literature class she teaches at a Moscow university.
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The Supreme Court sometimes succumbs to these cultural divisions, but perhaps this time it will do better.
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He later succumbs to Fleabag's charms and breaks his sacred vows to spend a night with her.
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Once a star loses the outward-pushing pressure in its core, it succumbs to its own gravity.
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Once the star loses the outward-pushing pressure from its core, it succumbs to its own gravity.
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The cut becomes infected and this otherwise healthy adolescent succumbs to what should be a treatable infection.
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When, finally, Frank sees the error of his ways, the movie succumbs to its heart of jelly.
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Of course it can be greater still, but not if it succumbs to anger, hatred, division and despair.
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There are, of course, people who would disagree with Simone, arguing that the film succumbs to the trope.
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In the end, little Cleo succumbs to a far worse fate than the illness ever could have caused.
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The agency ... draws criticism from groups that feel the EPA moves too slowly or succumbs to political pressure.
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It is disappointing that Burton succumbs to this, given the sly prose she offers at the story's outset.
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In the series's best episode, they take a road trip to Memphis, where William succumbs to his illness.
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Perhaps even as the BJP succumbs to some of Congress's foibles, Congress is learning new tricks from the BJP.
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Considered carefully, the assumption that practical rules and stable governance require centralization and centrally prescribed uniformity succumbs to analysis.
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The gunman flees the scene and the police woman, aged 25, succumbs to her injuries at around 11 am.
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The attack comes swiftly and violently as Ramsay succumbs to the same death he has inflicted on countless others.
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But the possibility of peace continues to slip out of Rick's grasp as he succumbs to his vengeful fury.
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Part of the problem is that Pinker succumbs to a version of the magical thinking he otherwise rails against.
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Nietzscheans and Wagnerians both tend to off-load ideological problems onto the rival camp; Prideaux succumbs to this temptation.
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After stripping off the veils of a legend, "Jackie" succumbs, at the last, and devotedly puts them back on.
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Next year, in the event that the world economy succumbs to recession, the dollar could be propelled significantly higher.
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It shows the dismal outcome of a life that succumbs to fear, but is still somehow an uplifting book.
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He stalks her with her own new car until she succumbs and lets him drive her to the market.
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The core succumbs to its own gravitational pull and collapses into itself, in extreme cases forming a black hole.
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Not everyone succumbs to the pain and sorrows of cancer and not everyone has to "look sick" to be sick.
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Petyr Baelish got nihilistic and spoke about how easy everyone's problems will become once the world succumbs to the undead.
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After the giraffe succumbs, it is arranged for a photograph, its killer Gerald barely able to hold up its neck.
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That's not to say that Lee succumbs to the offhand improvisation of some abstract expressionists or Japan's antecedent Gutai movement.
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The prince succumbs to his injury, but manages to eke out a kind word to his harassed daughter before dying.
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If "Inside the Rain" transcends clichés in this regard, it succumbs to them in others, especially its portrayal of women.
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The short story is always in danger of reducing people to types, and Gyasi succumbs to this more than once.
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At first reluctant, Édouard eventually succumbs to Reda's seductive wheedling, and they spend a hot night of intercourse and discourse.
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It cannot stop for even a quarter or the narrative changes and the high-multiple stock succumbs to gravity and crashes.
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As the book goes on, the wryness and poetry of her entries increases as she succumbs more and more to introspection.
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But before he writes those tender words, he leaves the reader with a gift of their own: Everyone succumbs to finitude.
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She further succumbs to the rhythm as she rolls around the kitchen floor and makes snow angels in a wintry freezer.
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The novel follows two lovers, Nadia and Saeed, who live in a fictional city that succumbs to a militant civil war.
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Classic. A bookish French girl who succumbs to Stockholm syndrome with a little help from a candelabra, a clock, and teapot?
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Not only do they serve as translators, they also provide the emotional support she needs every time she succumbs to despair.
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Clinton is neither appointed to the Supreme Court nor succumbs to brain fever, what is it that we want from her?
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She lets the cat out and fully succumbs to the drugs as terrifying images plague her brain, punctuated by even more meowing.
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"Distorted Skylines," is a tribute to his younger brother, as he succumbs to his own harsh opinions—even if it's borderline selfish.
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In Josh Malerman's novel, Malorie has a dog named Victor who succumbs to the entities, as demonstrated in the excerpted passage below.
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Yes, even the richest company in the country, which rarely backs down from a fight with Washington, sometimes succumbs to government pressure.
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"Can You Ever Forgive Me?" is a thoughtful film even if, in the final third, it succumbs to a few Hollywood banalities.
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Then the CEO loses his or her nerve, succumbs to the pressure of short-term cost cutting, and bails on the strategy.
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In the song "People Will Say We're In Love," Laurey finally succumbs to her attraction to the cowboy with a quivering voice.
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But almost all could move against the president if special counsel Bob Mueller finds crimes, or the president succumbs to radical instincts.
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Isabelle neither seduces them nor succumbs to them; she simply falls in with them, like someone adjusting to changes in the weather.
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JON CARAMANICA Perfume Genius — Mike Hadreas — succumbs to passion in "On the Floor," carried by an upbeat soul groove of rolling triplets.
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The forest's Typhoid Mary is the bay laurel tree, a faithful host for the disease but one that never succumbs to its perils.
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Cieszkowski has instead made up a false story about the encounter and refused to move on unless Baldwin succumbs to his extortionate demands.
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Yet the freshness that's so appealing in Act 1 dissipates in the bloated second act, which succumbs to sentimentality and broad-stroke cliché.
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If the tariffs go into effect, Boockvar said there is likely a greater than 50% chance the United States succumbs to a recession.
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Unfortunately, as Takano succumbs to impeachment fever and resorts to tactics more suited for the House Intelligence Committee — our nation's veterans are dying.
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That is, before it succumbs to the fate of so many of its contemporaries, and is overrun with politics, birthday updates, and mindless rants.
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"Negro succumbs to shot wounds," read the LaGrange Daily News headline, squeezed between the personal ads and a report on a church fish fry.
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When a colony dies—collapses quickly or succumbs slowly—beekeepers divide their remaining colonies, buy new queens, and grow populations back to full strength.
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This dynamic is playing out all over the country, as coal plant after coal plant succumbs to competition from cheap natural gas and wind.
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"Chronic" has been compared to "Amour," Michael Haneke's portrait of a devoted elderly Parisian couple whose world shrinks as the wife succumbs to dementia.
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According to Smith, the film asks whether Jonah is mentally ill or if he succumbs to his losing battle with his own dark destiny.
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The sting of mourning persists as the unnamed woman succumbs five times in total and the narrative leaps forward through 20th-century European history.
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For Mr. Xi, the fall of the Soviet Union is a warning of what will go wrong if China's party succumbs to those dangers.
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In Edvard Munch's 1886 lithograph, "Death in the Sick Room," the artist's entire family gathers around his sister's bed after she succumbs to tuberculosis.
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One can only hope that Ryan falls into the trap and succumbs to a Michael Dukakis moment for all of the Twittersphere to see.
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And once Beth succumbs to her illness for good, shortly after Jo returns home, Jo — still alive, still unmarried — is utterly and profoundly lost.
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And yet the danger in trying to appeal to everyone is that you'll appeal to nobody, and The Meg too often succumbs to this.
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King eventually succumbs to exasperation and ends the interview unsure of why he would have wanted to explain himself on television in the first place.
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And her vice presidential pick is no better, showing that when she succumbs to her health issues, he will maintain her status quo of criminality.
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That fuel creates internal pressure that keeps a star's size and shape consistent, but once there's nothing left to burn, the star succumbs to gravity.
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In "Fantasy" (1995), her sexuality is nothing less than adorable, as she succumbs to a sexy roller coaster ride, all doe eyes and inoffensive suggestiveness.
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We tend to view it in black-and-white, almost moralistic terms: Anyone who succumbs to temptation, in whatever form, clearly must be weak willed.
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But "Passengers" increasingly succumbs to timidity and begins shrinking into a bland science-fiction adventure whose feats of daring and skill feel stale and secondhand.
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His performance as a Bombay policeman who succumbs to corruption in the 1983 film "Ardh Satya" ("Half Truth") was the turning point in his career.
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Houellebecq's France is culturally exhausted — a land of desperate sex and spiritual emptiness — and so it succumbs to a movement driven by faith and conviction.
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When you dive straight into e-mails, texts, and Facebook, you lose focus and your morning succumbs to the wants and needs of other people.
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In my opinion it will be sad if the Democratic Party succumbs once again to moneyed influences — and I think it will spell electoral defeat.
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But for scientists, the southernmost continent's seeming resilience has offered an invaluable opportunity to examine a relatively untouched ocean ecosystem before it succumbs to rising temperatures.
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The debut feature from Taryn Southern and Elena Gaby, it offers an accessible look at a complicated subject — even if it occasionally succumbs to unnecessary hype.
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That entails lowering the altitude of the satellite so that it quickly succumbs to Earth's gravity and burns up during the descent through our planet's atmosphere.
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He not only resorts and succumbs to it, but experiences a duality of embracing it for survival, yet detesting himself and the world he lives in.
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Niloo sees him only four times in the next twenty years, each visit more painful than the last, as he remarries and succumbs to opium addiction.
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Elma, hoping to trade the sharecropping life for something finer, reluctantly succumbs to the advances of the vile Freddie Wilson, grandson to the town big shot.
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In "The Plot Against America," it is the whole country that succumbs in 1940 to a president of Nazi sympathies, the flying ace Charles A. Lindbergh.
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It's reassuring to watch scenes of Jackson in rehab, really confronting his trauma and doing his best to recover, even if he succumbs in the end.
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The last image we see of Gordon, who ultimately succumbs to a degenerative neurological disease, is a flashback to the early days of his marriage with Donna.
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Not the least of these capabilities is the extension of a spacecraft's operational lifetime in orbit before it succumbs to atmospheric drag and burns up on reentry.
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If Congress succumbs to the gravitational pull of passive support, in this instance, it would fail to embrace the complexity of what is likely a generational conflict.
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Eventually, with a little luck, there's elation, as a boss that's given you fits for the better part of an hour finally succumbs to your sword blows.
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Ralph Northam succumbs to the massive and mounting pressure to resign over racist a photograph that surfaced in his medical school yearbook, it could elevate Lt. Gov.
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The siege of the Democrats' fort has nearly ended, as Bernie Sanders, a modern-day "Man of la Mancha," succumbs to a reality that was always there.
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Only years after Christian's death in battle, and moments before Cyrano himself succumbs to an assassin's blow, does Roxane learn whose letters and verses had bewitched her.
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Yet, disappointingly, it succumbs to a sort of dreamy inevitability about the settlement of the West that will add little to most readers' grasp of the period.
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But the film succumbs to a startlingly amateurish construction, pulling the rug out from under the audience in a way that seems calculated to just be annoying.
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When King Robert succumbs to injuries sustained during a hunt — thanks to the wine her cousin gave him during the trip — Cersei quickly installs Joffrey on the throne.
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Scientists will then have just a small number of precious months to capture as much data as possible before Juno succumbs to damage and must end its mission.
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The simulated sand will slowly lose its ability to maintain its structure as it mixes with the liquid, until it eventually succumbs to the destructive forces of gravity.
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It is a very endearing sight to see my hubby humble himself to these little people in our home as he succumbs to the love of his babies.
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In "American Vandal," this avoidance ultimately leads to a strange kind of self-actualization, in which the show's antihero eventually succumbs to his peers' faulty expectations of him.
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The film masquerades as a thriller but succumbs to a sloppily written genre-mash which at no point feels particularly pressing despite the literal life or death stakes.
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As it succumbs to an invisible menace, this entity's colors (brilliant shades of amber, magenta, chartreuse) turn fluorescent blue and purple and green before fading to bright white.
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The e-learning market is $1003 billion today, but projected to grow to $300 billion as bloated and expensive higher education succumbs to cheaper and more focused options.
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Claire's Stores has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the girls' accessories retailer said on Monday, as it succumbs to lower mall traffic like many of its peers.
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Yet as directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch, Ms. Ziegler's 95-minute, four-character play succumbs early to the hypnotic, adrenaline-draining rhythms of a gentle, endless practice rally.
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It regularly misidentifies work as being the property of music labels or succumbs to copyright trolls claiming ownership of everything from educational videos to white noise to birds chirping.
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How it works for you will depend on what sort of auditory extremes you're exposed to, and in my experience commuting in NYC, it frequently succumbs to false positives.
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The camera pans over Jack, looking at his family adoringly and rests on the television screen just as Randall's last available Pac-Man succumbs to one of the ghosts.
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Eventually, the brain's ability to start and control voluntary movement is lost, and the patient succumbs to the disease - usually three to five years from the onset of symptoms.
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In nature, the Komodo dragon's bite spells the end for its prey because it causes an infection; injury is followed by raging illness and fever before its target succumbs.
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He never should've left, and the 18-month sabbatical in Chicago and Cleveland did nothing but draw him closer to the harsh decline every great athlete inevitably succumbs to.
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Beth considers watching a Werner Herzog documentary but succumbs to looking at Josh's Facebook profile, wondering who is this girl Annie posting "Twin Peaks" fan theories on his wall.
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And because the whole point of this cinematic universe is to drag comic book tropes and archetypes into the real world, Glass succumbs to one of Split's biggest problems.
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She has a feeling for hard people partly shaped by often-unforgiving circumstances, yet she never succumbs to meanness in her telling, an ethic that DaCosta also shares here.
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As the brain's ability to start and control voluntary movement is lost, the patient succumbs to the disease usually within three to five years from the onset of symptoms.
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If President Trump succumbs to the thinking of some around him – "don't pick a fight with Schumer, let's make nice with the Democrats" – he'll never get his agenda enacted.
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They are often accused of providing escapist fantasies of the past; this is unfortunately the case here as Scharer succumbs to the mythology of Paris in the early 1930s.
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Plus, while all three young men are unfailingly kind and adore Alice, Harry is the one to whom she finally succumbs, though she's not so sure he's really boyfriend material.
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Do you install it in a garden as a makeshift scarecrow, and watch as, day by day, Trump's body slowly succumbs to the elements and gets splattered with bird poop?
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Few filmmakers have dared to shoot in the Amazon, and those who have done so usually hewed to the theme of the white man who succumbs to madness in the jungle.
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Cut to today: as Joey succumbs to terminal cancer surrounded by family – including daughter Indiana, 23 months – in her hometown of Alexandria, Indiana, the album is destined to be her last.
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So here are a few of my predictions and trading strategies for 2016: • The S&P 20083 falls more than 20 percent as it finally succumbs to the incipient global recession.
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It's not long before Olivia succumbs to the earnest appeals of Nikki M. James's Viola, disguised as Orsino's servant Cesario, whose radiant innocence and ardor would seduce even the saddest woman.
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There are also stretches when "Happy Hour" succumbs to melodrama: A warning that Sakurako's teenage son has been spending a lot of time with his girlfriend clumsily portends an abortion subplot.
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In the near-future, the world succumbs to an outbreak of suicides that have a curiously viral effect: Those who witness the illness are doomed to contract the same madness themselves.
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She feebly resists his rather demeaning attempts to woo her, but succumbs quickly – giving the film a chance to cut to exotic locations where the two can dance to mediocre music.
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Director Ang Lee's breakout film — "The Wedding Banquet" — is about a gay man in a happy relationship who succumbs to his parents pressures to have a traditional and lavish Chinese wedding.
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When you wake up and dive directly into e-mails or Facebook, you're far more likely to lose focus, and your morning succumbs to the wants and needs of other people.
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His images show visitors savouring and playing in the Lake, even as it succumbs to the ravages of climate change - which only serves to emphasise the value of what is being lost.
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Luc, while visiting Toronto to accept an award, succumbs to the charms of Lindsay (Melanie Merkosky), a predatory, about-to-be-divorced beauty who bluntly propositions him within minutes of their meeting.
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It may be just a matter of time before the international body in charge of protecting the global financial system succumbs to pressure from businesses on a gold rush back into Iran.
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That pared-down pitcher, he insists, succumbs to every cliché of modern good taste, whereas he and his work partner, Nynke Tynagel, embrace kitsch and chaos, sex and death, history and politics.
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Beale, whose rise begins when he announces he will commit suicide live on TV, succumbs in the end to the terrible logic of his success when he is assassinated during his show.
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He wants a country where everyone succumbs to his make-believe, a nation where everyone, without exception, would pound the sidewalk in inconsolable grief if he had the extraordinary temerity to die.
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In Esther, a vain and fickle king nearly succumbs to the influence of a wicked minister before being tamed with great finesse by Queen Esther, who risks death to get his ear.
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Even though I understood the meaning of the words "extremely rare," the narrative was just too perfect — neurotic hypochondriac who always worried needlessly about rare terrible diseases succumbs to rare terrible disease.
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When you wake up and dive straight into e-mails, texts, and Facebook, you are far more likely to lose focus, and your morning succumbs to the wants and needs of other people.
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With their nation's future at stake, Afghan leaders have renewed a plea to one power that may hold the key to whether their country can cling to democracy or succumbs to the Taliban.
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If Congress succumbs to yet another bad deal that busts the BCA's overall discretionary limit, any discretionary spending increases (including higher interest costs) must be fully offset by reforms to "mandatory" spending programs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "EVERYTHING SUCCUMBS TO ME." So reads the text — in Latin — on a tablet that the leering skeleton in an 18th-century mezzotint print points to with his arrow.
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These moves walk right up to the line of overbearing, excessive visual splendor, but FighterZ never succumbs to it by keeping things snappy and always re-centering the scene on the standard 2D plane.
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Worse still, Link soon succumbs to this force and himself appears as a grinning, white-eyed doppelganger, hellbent on using his (and by extension, the player's) growing powers to plunge the world into chaos.
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They will be collecting data on the makeup of the planet's butterscotch clouds until the last bitter moment, when the spacecraft succumbs to the heat and pressure of atmospheric entry and becomes a meteor.
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The Academy Award-winning Alicia Vikander plays Queen Caroline Mathilde of Denmark, who succumbs to a rakish court physician (Mads Mikkelsen), while the infantile King Christian VII (Mikkel Boe Folsgaard) flounders in mental illness.
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When a cartoony video game character bumps into an invisible wall somewhere, it's far less disruptive to my suspension of disbelief than when a lovingly rendered, hyper-realistic protagonist succumbs to the same environmental limitation.
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If the assault succumbs to mission creep, however, degenerating into a protracted intervention with broader objectives such as regime change — as Obama's Libyan intervention did in 2011 — then Congress' approval will become a constitutional must.
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As the city succumbs to sleek glass monuments to hedge-fund hegemony, 28 remains a boho vestige and a precarious homage to the creative churn that made Greenwich Village famous from Los Angeles to Laos.
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At the age of sixty-one, Burtynsky conducts his shoots with unceasing energy—waking at dawn, working past midnight—and rarely succumbs to irritability, an easygoingness polished by years of creative adversity in difficult places.
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If anything, the film is most seductive outside of either the bedroom or the Red Room, when it succumbs to the sheer lifestyle porn of overly art-directed Venetian parties and platinum Monique Lhuillier gowns.
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It's unclear from the trailer whether Chris succumbs to the social pressure and winds up committing the fake murder, or how much therapy it will take for him to deal with his inevitable psychological damage.
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Still, it's tricky balancing act to tell a story about a white woman coming to the aid of Native Americans without falling into a white savior narrative, and Woman Walks Ahead very nearly succumbs to it.
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America could thus end up at war with Iran by military accident, or by being goaded into it by Gulf allies or because it succumbs again to the delusion that overthrowing foes is easy and painless.
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But Ms. Agresta certainly stole the show — her dying moments imbued with both a sweet resolve and a vulnerability that evoked the helplessness of Turandot so vividly conveyed by Ms. Stemme as the ice maiden succumbs.
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The other Danish girl: The Oscar-winning Alicia Vikander plays Queen Caroline Mathilda of Denmark, who succumbs to a court physician (Mads Mikkelsen), while the infantile King Christian VII (Mikkel Boe Folsgaard) flounders in mental illness.
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"It's Raining Men," but not so much with the "hallelujah" because the woman's injuries are so grievous that she succumbs on the operating table, which a newly-back at work Teddy (Kim Raver) takes particularly hard.
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It is the reason Jane, the responsible eldest, succumbs to riding out in the rain, risking serious illness, to secure Mr. Bingley's affection — better she die in pursuit of him than die an impoverished spinster. Mrs.
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In one of the most talked-about movie scenes of the year, 17-year-old protagonist Elio (Timothée Chalamet) succumbs to frustrated, hormone-driven desire and masturbates directly into a pitless peach plucked from his family orchard.
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Ged succumbs to these doubts in The Farthest Shore, in which he, now the archmage of Roke, and a young prince named Arren must heal a breach in the universe created by a rogue wizard seeking immortality.
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Speaking of manservants: The Academy Award-winning Alicia Vikander plays Queen Caroline Mathilda of Denmark, who succumbs to a rakish court physician (Mads Mikkelsen), while the infantile King Christian VII (Mikkel Boe Folsgaard) flounders in mental illness.
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" Elizabeth Lennox Keyser, a children's-literature scholar, has offered a more negative view: "Seeing no way to satisfy self, she adopts a policy of selflessness and, thus diminished, succumbs to the marriage proposal of fatherly Professor Bhaer.
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Annie and Robert's grandmom, played by Ms. Robinson, also succumbs to the lure of technology, giving up her knitting needles when she acquires a clattering contraption that can whip up a scarf much faster than she can.
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In contrast, when Goodwin gets to her section on the four presidents' emergency leadership, which should be the book's pièce de résistance, she succumbs to the leadership genre's vocabulary of self-help bromides and bullet-point banalities.
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The emergence of additional victims "will give it a renewed sense of urgency," particularly if one of them succumbs, said James Nixey, head of the Russia and Eurasia program at Chatham House, a research group in London.
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But such an interpretation succumbs too easily to the calculus of the Brexit referendum campaign (and indeed the subsequent negotiations on the terms of exit) and its obsession with what the UK gets from its EU membership.
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In a leitmotif threading its way through the book — a string of asides, really — she recalls the death of her mother, a Haitian immigrant living in Brooklyn who succumbs to ovarian cancer in a matter of months.
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Reynolds gives in to love and the guidance and presence of another; he succumbs to inspiration and to illness, just as we give in to the coldness of winter and the sadness of another year gone by.
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Today, though, the grouse is under threat — its populations reduced to isolated pockets in western Kansas, Colorado and the Texas-New Mexico border as its habitat succumbs to climate-induced drought, farming, drilling and other human activity.
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If it is interpreted to be a naturalistic portrayal of the Dutchman, it succumbs to the obvious pitfalls of looking like Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and having a massive great pole shoved up its arse.
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With the threat of detachment from his family and friends looming over his head, Jared succumbs to outside pressure urging him to alter his identity, a process which sees him clashing with the treatment center's head therapist (Edgerton).
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We now gaze directly into the eye of Yash, and we try to understand his motivations and desires as someone who both understands the toxicity of social media popularity, but whom succumbs to his awe of Vincent anyway.
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Bridgette, who already tossed her in-the-way faux confidence bulge, attempts to run through the gazebo for "little girls everywhere" in a Wonder Woman costumed fantasy, but in reality succumbs to the literal power and passes out.
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So when Trump succumbs to tropes with a distinctly anti-Semitic undertow about the banks and financiers plotting the "destruction of U.S. sovereignty," these are words, not a program, chosen for some of the vilest of his supporters.
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But she and Glover have movie-star chemistry and charisma to burn, and Murai knows to lean into the glorious, off-the-cuff moment when she succumbs to her love's pleas and dances, ever so briefly, alongside him.
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The grand ocean liner, which sank in 1912, is now "being consumed by the ocean and returned to its elemental state," one researcher said, as it succumbs to rust, corrosive salts, microbes and colonies of deep-sea creatures.
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But there's also the temptation to engage in motivated reasoning, to let our emotions get the better of our critical faculties — and almost everyone succumbs to that temptation now and then (as I myself did on election night).
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The grand ocean liner, which sank in 1912, is now "being consumed by the ocean and returned to its elemental state," one researcher said, as it succumbs to rust, corrosive salts, microbes and colonies of deep-sea creatures.
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When a miner gets lung disease, a homeowner with asbestos insulation develops a rare cancer, or a smoker succumbs to lung cancer, we can never be sure that the particular case was linked to coal dust, asbestos or cigarettes.
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The narrative meat of his side journey with Rick is ultimately spoiled by Henry's return as well; Morgan succumbs to a more brutal side of himself when he coldly murders the Savior captors that had Rick on the ropes.
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She succumbs, at first, to what is most likely a well-practiced campaign of seduction: Reynolds flirts with her at breakfast, invites her to dinner, takes her back to his country house and sets about making her a dress.
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Like the fake demonic possession in The Crucible, or the supposed Satanic rituals in Caryn Waechter's modern update, The Sisterhood Of Night, the fits have an eerie power over the Lionesses, as member after member succumbs to convulsions and hospitalization.
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If the United States wants to increase the chances of success, it would let the Afghans conduct the process on their own while reminding all participants — including the Afghan government — that nobody will win if diplomacy succumbs to selfishness or ego.
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He succumbs to her advances and gives her head until she comes, only to have that power dynamic reverse in the next episode with Juniper, whom she gives a rim job to before he dumps her and asks for his credit cards back.
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In this fan's case, seeing a beast carry away a breathy maiden, who is terrified at first but succumbs to the creature's animalistic force—á la Dracula, King Kong, or Creature from the Black Lagoon—could have been a formative erotic experience.
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" Mountains " reads in places like a United Nations report, while " Home " succumbs to didacticism, an easy pitfall for this kind of book, and "Archeology," in its effort to avoid stuffiness, veers too far in the direction of bad jokes and bad taste.
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Your typical work of toddler-focused fiction tends to converge on a climax in which the protagonist (mischievous child, curious animal, anthropomorphic steam engine) succumbs to a pleasurable exhaustion after the adventures of the preceding pages, and drifts off into peaceful slumber.
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When Natasha finally succumbs to Anatole's charms, she does so because the narrative of the two of them as star-crossed lovers (rather than two people who just want to sleep together) helps her make sense of her otherwise fractured and conflicting emotions.
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" Unsurprisingly, these fail, and Oscar succumbs to thoughts like the following: "Not only was she gone, but her impression of him, that she had carried with her and refined since their first sublimely traumatic moment of his birth, was gone as well.
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It chronicles the practical, emotional and relationship struggles faced by Aisha's parents Aditi and Niren, portrayed by Chopra Jonas and Farhan Akthar, as she fights, and ultimately succumbs to, a rare genetic terminal illness that took her older sister's life decades earlier.
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Her eyewitnesses come from the foreign community of Petrograd, whose members watch in horror — or delight, in the case of John Reed, whose unreliable "Ten Days That Shook the World" was to become a definitive chronicle — as their adopted home succumbs to revolution.
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Ophelia won't be a tragic figure in this film Ophelia is based on the YA novel of the same name by Lisa Klein, and positions the character as an outspoken woman fully involved with Hamlet, rather than a tragic figure who succumbs to madness.
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But when it comes to the postwar Douglass he perhaps succumbs to a moral anxiety that seems endemic in American academia, taking an ambivalent tone about Douglass's seemingly more conventional postwar path, and about aspects of Douglass's engagement with other kinds of liberation movements.
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Camden's award for Emerging Cinematic Vision went deservedly to Laura Viezzoli's La Natura delle cose (The Nature of Things), a profound end-of-life document of the devoutly-Catholic widower Angelo Santagostino as he succumbs to the immobilizing disease ALS in an Italian nursing home.
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Let's just hope that whenever the movie comes out, it ends with some kind of bloody, Quint-style death scene, wherein Wiseau summons every last ounce of his strength to bellow, "You are tearing me apart, Big Shark!" before he finally succumbs to its mighty jaws.
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He has a bad habit of increasing the degree of difficulty for no reason, too, contorting his body for acrobatic reverses as a way to avoid contact and trips to the free-throw line, where he's a 64 percent shooter who succumbs to the occasional airball.
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While Mr. Volf falls just short of hagiography at times and ultimately succumbs to other equally mythological narratives about her later life — the notion that her demise was hastened by a jilted heart, for one — there's enough fresh stuff here that the documentary deserves plaudits for its archival meticulousness.
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Sure, it's sorrowful — the A-plot is Anya trying desperately to wreak vengeance on Xander after being jilted in "Hell's Bells" — but it doesn't indulge in that "the world is a miserable place filled with nothing but despair" vibe that much of the rest of the season succumbs to.
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And who can forget the moment she finally succumbs to her illness, with Grams by her side — a woman who has cared for Jen as if she were her own child over the past decade who can only utter "I'll see you soon, child" as her final words to her granddaughter.
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As Smith shows, if you create a practical guide that is sophisticated enough to recommend all the same behaviors as the overarching theory, you risk ending up with a guide so sophisticated that it succumbs to the very problems of usability that got us into this mess in the first place.
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With no way to escape, Manhattan teleports Adrian, Agent Blake, and Wade Tillman/Looking Glass (who had all gathered to thwart Trieu) to Adrian&aposs lab, and succumbs to Trieu&aposs centrifuge — but not before he relives all of his moments with Angela at once, and tells her he loves her.
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In "The Horse Thief" the hero succumbs not to the lure of something dark and deadly, but to the mysterious spirit of a great animal, and although it would be a stretch to say that the story ends happily it does conclude with a wholly unexpected burst of lyricism, a moment of transcendence.
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Once the Boltons' phalanx surrounds the Starks, we, with Jon, are buried beneath a mountain of corpses, caked in gore, and helpless to protect Tormund, who sees your headbutt and raises you a throat-biting, and Wun Wun, who punches a horse in the face, then succumbs inside the castle gates to something like 20 good arrows.
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Lindsay's highly stylized and cartoonish style pairs quite well with the genre of her choice, and the way she lays out the pages mirrors her own unraveling: her corporate, hamster-wheel-like life is narrated in neat grids, while, as she progressively succumbs to mania, she takes more artistic freedoms with the layout of the pages.
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Nah. That turns out to mostly not be the case, and it turns out to not be the case in the most bitter and dark way possible, as Daenerys succumbs to what amounts to a family curse, the Hound plunges into battle against the Mountain, and Jaime returns to Cersei after seeming to swear her off multiple times previously.
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In addition to being the seminal influence on modern haunted house tales, this story of Jack Torrance's fight against addiction as he succumbs to the demons of the Overlook Hotel is worth reading both for its insights into King's own fights with alcoholism and other addictions and for its differences from the legendary Stanley Kubrick film version (which King legendarily hates).
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This episode has three blockbusters in that vein: Jon and Dany meeting for the first time in the Dragonstone throne room (my favorite of Deb Riley's many spectacular sets), Cersei exacting brutal revenge on Ellaria in the black cells, and Lady Olenna (all hail, Dame Diana!) informing Jaime it was she who murdered Joffrey all those years ago… just before she succumbs to poison herself.
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An otherwise highly competent director (in this case, Terry George) succumbs to the lure of addressing a real-life atrocity (here, the still-contested slaughter of more than a million peaceful Armenians by the Ottoman Empire during World War I). Somewhere along the way, though, the need to do justice to the slain and call out the perpetrators becomes a pillow that smothers every spark of originality.
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On December 19, just before Rise of Skywalker's release, Johnson responded to an angry fan on Twitter who, like many of The Last Jedi's detractors, said Johnson ruined the character of Luke Skywalker by making him a man who succumbs to emotions, betraying the character as the uncompromising hero they always believed him to be: Gil, I understand that point of view but I completely disagree with it.
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Shezad Dawood's new exhibition at Timothy Taylor gallery consists of screenprinted canvases, bronze and concrete statues, and a central virtual reality experience that interpolates visitors to various worlds of experience Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Writing of the Westin Hotel Bonaventure in his treatise, Postmodernism, or the Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism, Frederic Jameson proposes that the glass building, with its ambiguous entryways and meandering paths, functions as a hyperspace in which the visitor's subjectivity succumbs to its surroundings.
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