A few scrappy guys with a genius idea working out of a garage has become essential to the stories fans tell about these companies, and even the stories the companies tell about themselves.
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"What lies they tell about women in power," she fumes.
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What story will they tell about us in the future?
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And then they didn't tell about it for a week.
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What stories do you have to tell about life online?
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There's a story we like to tell about American capitalism.
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"It's a tell about the future of TV," he said.
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What story does it tell about the community of Newnan?
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What could Dewitte tell about me using only my skeleton?
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Oh, and be careful who you tell about your good fortune.
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I seriously thought, God, what can I tell about this man?
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Where is the story you want to tell about those people?
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It's not the story that they want to tell about Haiti.
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"It's not the common story you tell about Palestine," he added.
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I don't have enough to tell about my whole life yet.
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" "I don't have enough to tell about my whole life yet.
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I don't watch them anymore, these stories they tell about us.
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Rather, he's incensed by the stories we tell about those games.
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There are two stories to tell about Ukraine, Mr. Taylor said.
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What story does the image tell about the Year of Africa?
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What story do the images tell about the town of Newnan?
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There's the past, and there's the story we tell about it.
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What story do these images tell about robots in the workplace?
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What story do these photos tell about the war in Afghanistan?
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But immigration isn't just an abstract story that Americans tell about themselves.
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She heads home to Elijah, whom she doesn't tell about the pregnancy.
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It's become part of the story people tell about who they are.
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There's a story that Silicon Valley likes to tell about the future.
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It completely changed its revenue model and lived to tell about it.
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He told her as much as was bearable to tell about himself.
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She's been there, seen it all, and lived to tell about it.
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Are there any specific stories you could tell about people you've met?
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What types of information can experts tell about you from your microbiome?
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What can you tell about the decade from the range of reflections?
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Ms. Ellis has helped change the stories we tell about queer Americans.
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We're confident he doesn't have anything damaging to tell about the president.
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She has a story to tell about how to start turning things around.
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DENNIS LOCKHART: FIRST, IT'S A LITTLE EARLY TO TELL ABOUT THE SECOND QUARTER.
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I'd prefer not to tell about them now, they are not yet operational.
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"Until I die, I will tell about what I saw," Mr. Harada said.
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"This is a story we need to tell about Sebastian DeLeon," Liriano said.
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Time will tell about the success of it, but you know, that's business.
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It doesn't make any sense, there's no story you can tell about it.
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There's an apocryphal story law professors love to tell about President Andrew Jackson.
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They're fantastic stories, the same stories we tell about everyone else in town.
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They all had stories to tell about experiences few people will ever share.
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What story does the graph tell about the current state of youth football?
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Many will have stories to tell about the adjustment to living with roommates.
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Who participates, and what can you tell about the competitions and the judging?
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And I think that's something that runs through all of the books that people have written, is we have stories to tell about what we saw, and then Barack Obama will have a better story to tell about what he saw.
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Victims are entitled to tell about the death or loss that this defendant caused.
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But replication results do often significantly change the story we tell about the experiment.
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"Everyone has a story to tell about why the open internet matters," Clement said.
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We have a lot of stories to tell about Spider-Man, in every facet.
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And has lots of embarrassing stories to tell about his dad, Prince Charles. 23.
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And yet, there's so much more of a story to tell about this device.
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I am selective in who I tell about a safe and necessary medical procedure.
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What story do these graphs tell about greenhouse gas emissions in the United States?
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And they're not going to have a story to tell about what's happened previously.
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Can you tell about the convergence between Factitious Imprints and your practice at large?
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Other than that, there's not a whole lot to tell about the headset design.
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"And the stories we tell about our food tell us a lot about ourselves."
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Survivors also tell about military-style discipline, sleep deprivation, solitary confinement, beatings and torture.
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"I understand pictures by the stories I want to tell about them," he writes.
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You have an experience and then you go tell about it in your work.
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Then reflect on your list: What story do your pictures tell about your town?
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What choices did they make about the type of stories they tell about Somalia?
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But he'll also have a tale to tell about funds raised and miles rucked.
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The stories we tell about ourselves are always in one way or another myth.
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They tell about broad tendencies, but don't give much help about how to dress tomorrow.
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I'll tell about the smell ... how war smells ... Before the war, I finished sixth grade.
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Well, there's a love story for me to tell about Rayya and this isn't it.
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Taken together, what story do these photos tell about the Berlin Wall and its fall?
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Flynn will have to tell about his time during the campaign and during the transition.
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Our friends heard the worst stories we could tell about each other, but our daughter?
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There's a story I tell about the geologist who fell off a 10-story building.
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The devoted dog owner prefers to wishtheir dog could talk, tell about its hopesand dreams.
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The more people you tell about your business, the more buyers are within your reach.
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Talked about love, about the myriad stories to tell, about the future, about her life.
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BECKY QUICK: In terms of Berkshire, but that doesn't really tell about their net worth.
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What story do these events tell about the relationship between Iran's leaders and its citizens?
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And the stories Mr. Kirchheimer's subjects tell about themselves are full of hardship and heartbreak.
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And what would he or she like to tell about her motivation in doing so?
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But there's an incredible story to tell about what immigration has brought to our community.
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Such incidents highlight the gap between the stories firms tell about themselves and what consumers see.
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That seemed like a really good marriage for the story we wanted to tell about Plover.
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Honestly, I think I'm lucky to have such a great story to tell about my wedding.
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CF Mallex Smith will have a unique story to tell about his first career home run.
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Now, that's the story I tell about Pana, not the torturously long illness she dealt with.
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Perry name-checked cherry chapstick but didn't kiss and tell about who the song was about.
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We have many more stories to tell about & we can't wait to share them with you!
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What story do they tell about the current crisis in Kashmir and its impact on children?
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Time may tell about the rationale for Pyongyang's announced step-backs from the brink of war.
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Technology forces us to see the world — and construct the stories we tell about it — differently.
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It suggested that the stories we tell about our lives are inadequate to their real complexity.
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But it's time to abandon some of the stories we tell about ourselves as a people.
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The ability to work with your hands, to tell about your feelings, that's what it is.
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You didn't use seatbelts when you were growing up and you lived to tell about it?
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To the Editor: Do you want to know why women do not tell about sexual attacks?
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We rewrite our pasts to suit our needs and support the story we tell about ourselves.
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What story do they tell about the crisis in Syria and its displaced people and refugees?
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Designers have stories to tell about an America whose hijacked narrative they would like to reclaim.
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"I'm not a fan of musicals that try to tell about someone's whole life," he added.
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What can you tell about the life of a full-time trash picker in San Francisco?
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Nearly every sample that I've studied has a story to tell about environmental degradation or climate change.
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Your immediate supervisor should be the first person you tell about your decision to leave the company.
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Instead, the point is the overall story it's trying to tell about Chrome OS in the classroom.
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Here's the thread, in full: Hi. I have a story to tell about meeting a serial killer.
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H: When the bronze is on view, what kind of story does RISD tell about its origins?
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Graham said it is "too early to tell" about the impact Facebook will have on Snap's growth.
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David Leonhardt Think, for a moment, about the stories that your family likes to tell about itself.
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"There's a lot you can tell about kids just from them showing up to school," she said.
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"I don't have any real stories to tell about it," he told The Associated Press in 2015.
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Could you tell about your current project, Chine-ness, and about your relationship with your families' migration?
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Tacoma is, however, a clever game with a thoughtful story to tell about life, people, and technology.
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"There is still a lot, lot more to tell about this story and these events," he said.
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Judging from the stories we tell about dogs, American society is goofier than it used to be.
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There is a story Aubrey Marcus likes to tell about the time he transformed into a triceratops.
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Part of what I'm getting at is the overly simplistic story you want to tell about history.
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"I spent the year feeling incredibly resentful about the lack of stories we tell about women," she explained.
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Excerpted from Faking It: The Lies Women Tell about Sex--And the Truths They Reveal by Lux Alptraum.
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There are still plenty of stories left to tell about the natural world, however, and they are vital.
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THUMP: To start, tell about Burning Man's history with these vehicles and why you decided to build one.
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It sets out to explore what happens when the lies we tell about happy endings start to curdle.
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What I tell about is true and that's me who is reading it, and everything is real, yes.
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He made up facts and offered no tell about what kind of fall back position he would accept.
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What story do they tell about the particular craft and what it takes to be successful at it?
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But what is the story that the Oscars are trying to tell about Hollywood, about culture, about us?
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Her first book, Faking It: The Lies Women Tell About Sex — And the Truths They Reveal, is out.
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Democrats have a very strong story to tell about what we owe the victims of racism and oppression.
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He has skin-prickling stories to tell about late-night drives through Georgia in 1964, alongside Stokely Carmichael.
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We all need a story to tell about our lives, to explain why we are where we are.
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The stories Troy and Rose tell about their lives up until this point are inscribed in their bodies.
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She said she had trusted only two people to tell about the attack, and one was Mr. Sullivan.
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The stories we can tell about why ATMs would replace all bank tellers, or online learning would displace most teachers, or digital diagnostic tools would make many doctors superfluous, are at least as convincing as the stories we can tell about AI-driven job displacement, and the technology is already here.
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And as much fun as it is to rant, keep any stories you tell about your old office positive.
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The rest will probably just have a story to tell about how much extra burning went down this year.
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Silicon Valley runs on two things: obscene amounts of cash and the tales people tell about who they are.
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If they're trying to move money to hide it, I'm the last person they're going to tell about it.
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Can you tell about how you developed the festival's branding and what you wanted to convey with this image?
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Everything about the planning of the March for Our Lives opposes the narrative we've come to tell about teens.
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But the genius thing that To the Bone proves is that there isn't one story to tell about EDs.
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Every meteorite that falls to Earth has an incredible story to tell about its extraterrestrial origins and interplanetary adventures.
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It is in his capacity to motivate, the story of freedom he could tell about someone else's guitar solo.
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They have science on their side and an exciting story to tell about economic renewal, jobs, and common purpose.
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Lux Alptraum is the author of Faking It: The Lies Women Tell About Sex — And the Truths They Reveal.
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"We have to beware of the stories that we tell about ourselves because we become them," Dr. Lerner advises.
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"She was a unique songwriter, a wonderful singer, and had an unusual tale to tell about herself," Geffen said.
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"He was more reserved, and he also had a good story to tell about the United States," Fratto said.
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Would you tell about family tensions and difficulties and let the world know some of your most personal experiences?
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In The New York Times, veterans from across wars tell about the internal struggles they faced upon returning home.
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The newcomer has one hell of a story to tell about his entry into the world of dance music.
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Kukreja thought there might be other women who had a similar story to tell about Chakraborty, and there were.
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"Of course, there are still many stories to tell about Han and Chewbacca," Premiere France originally quoted Kennedy as saying.
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So not only did Kick save a man's life, he also has a seriously impressive story to tell about it.
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It said the Church was "obsessively" concerned with secrecy and operated a policy of "don't ask, don't tell" about abuse.
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As I acquainted myself with MOCA's collection, I became curious what stories it might tell about the relatively recent past.
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There are other stories to tell about being Black on a PWI campus that don't involve racial injustice and trauma.
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In that sense, his upcoming show-and-tell about his health on Dr. Oz's television show is a good development.
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If you're going to unload that much gear, you better have a coherent story to tell about all of it.
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The penultimate work on the program, the 1919 suite from Stravinsky's "Firebird," had the most to tell about the acoustics.
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He was attending one of the group's regular Wednesday meetings when somebody called to tell about the follow-up fire.
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But, I mean, how many people come running forward in the sports worlds to tell about their colleagues taking steroids?
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It wasn't only bad storytelling; it was the sort of story that editors didn't want to tell about the South.
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We have a story to tell about our families and businesses, our veterans and teachers, our children and our elderly.
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Yeah, it's hard to know how many stories I can tell about the Times, but I remember ... Please go ahead.
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There's a story that the married duo behind the catchy numbers from the movie musical "Frozen" tell about being disparaged.
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Maybe the stories we tell about our culture's most resonant figures should strive to be true, for better or worse.
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The archaeological saga also offers a structure for the bigger story he wants to tell about Egypt after the revolution.
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Her first book, Faking It: The Lies Women Tell About Sex — And The Truths They Reveal, comes out this November.
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It seems as though every single neighbor has a story to tell about gabber, whether they like it or not.
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In a recent case from Georgia, a defendant represented himself in a death penalty trial and lived to tell about it.
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" The site continued in the explanation of Johnson's ranking, "That's ultimately how you tell about how great someone's fans are, though.
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But with its oddly edited first season, it denies the reality of the stories that its characters would tell about themselves.
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"These questions will give you a good start to developing the story you can start to tell about yourself," Wessel continues.
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They're rooted in the brain, and they have all sorts of stories to tell about what's going on beneath your skull.
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The -- the story I tell about myself didn't allow me to say oh, well let's trim my sails here for expediency.
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But the studies could only tell about correlations between vitamin D exposure and disease outcomes, not whether one caused the other.
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Oops, looks like there's one major person Spencer and Heidi Pratt forgot to tell about their pregnancy: Spencer's sister, Stephanie Pratt.
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And, what can you really tell about someone's way of life and personality from a handful of carefully curated profile photos?
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But so does the subtler culture of misogyny, and the stories we tell about men, women and the way we are.
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And, they pretend you can borrow $4 trillion at the top of a business cycle and live to tell about it.
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Only time will tell about the rest — and whether the economy can avoid a full-fledged turn to the Dark Side.
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When pressed, some Fathom employees said it's too early to tell about impacts—the company is only in its first year.
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What kind of stories can you tell about a passel of wealthy orphans living in domestic bliss with their doting grandfather?
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That's why the stories we tell about affirmative action — especially the characters we cast and the roles we accept — are crucial.
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If she were raped, she knew, there would be no one to tell about it, no place to report the crime.
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Like the subjects of her paintings, she's in the liminal space between the stories we tell about ourselves and her truth.
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We need to create space for the stories we tell about women traveling to be multi-dimensional rather than one-sided.
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So I began to use my art to tell the story that I wanted to tell about those points in time.
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What could I tell about the patterns of her and her family's life by passively gathering the data trails from her belongings?
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It seems like you're hellbent on trying to make sure that whatever image you want to tell about this White House stays….
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There are some urban myths people tell about the origins, but as far as we can tell, none of them are true.
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She separates herself by going beyond what the stats tell about the players to knowing and appreciating who they are as people.
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Mr. McCabe likely has an intriguing story to tell about his experience in the F.B.I. and his interactions with the Trump administration.
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I met folks that rode out the storm and lived to tell about it thanks to the design of their Deltec home.
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Compton, California (CNN)The stories that teenage brothers "Virgil" and "Phillip" tell about growing up in Compton, California, sound like war stories.
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I loved my school—the nuns asked me to tell about Buddhism in theology classes, I learned how to use the Bible.
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Delays don't necessarily spell doom for a movie, but rarely does one get postponed three times and live to tell about it.
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She lived to tell about a car accident during her freshman season, in December 247.1, two days after a victory at DePaul.
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She is a great poet whether or not she fits into the stories we like to tell about poets and their greatness.
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It's an American story, but it's also the story that America most likes to tell about itself, and most wants to believe.
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It didn't help that he was a flashy guy and always had a story to tell about his wild nights at clubs.
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The stories we tell about feminism are often mapped onto the relationships between mothers and daughters, or else between employers and employees.
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Once it was considered bad form for administration officials to kiss and tell about the president while he still was in office.
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Sometimes the last person patients want to tell about their condition is a relative or friend, to prevent either heartache or embarrassment.
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Just as important as the stories you tell about your coolest career successes is controlling the interactions you have during the interview.
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And this is the key to what guys are looking for today: Every guy wants a story to tell about the piece.
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That meant making sure that we could justify her decisions, who to tell [about her visions], or why not to tell them.
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The triumphant story we tell about American history can obscure both the extent of our progress and the fragility of our consensus.
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"I am inspired by the women everywhere who are speaking up online to tell about my experience with a Danish director," she began.
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"Here's something you can tell about a great leader: She not only delivers in the easy times or the simple times," Kaine said.
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A sizable number of bullied young people — 25 percent — said they felt they didn't have anyone to tell about the harassment they experienced.
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A former UFC fighter and Green Beret takes on some of the country&aposs most dangerous jobs and lives to tell about it.
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He is not the first Wall Street CEO to have his day before an angry congressional panel and live to tell about it.
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Adventure is often the story that expats tell about themselves to assuage the embarrassment of outsourcing their own retirement to a cheaper place.
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Mr. de Blasio often says that he has a "story to tell" about New York's accomplishments, but his own narrative is also compelling.
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It's one that most, if not all, immigrants like to tell about themselves — even if their actual story doesn't neatly fit the narrative.
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Name Withheld I assume that your ex-husband has a story to tell about why he severed contact with you and your children.
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It's not only white people that don't want to talk about it but black people that don't want to tell about such things.
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On the show, Hannah had a different story to tell about Caelynn and, in another not-so-nice move, accused her of being fake.
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What information does ancient DNA provide us, and how's that different from what we could tell about our ancestors using only present-day DNA?
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So he keeps coming back to this dry issue time and time again, even when he barely has any jokes to tell about it.
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But from his actual in-ring performances what can we tell about the young man that the UFC is determined will be a superstar?
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It embraced the idea that in a representative democracy, artists should have the power to constantly re-create the stories we tell about ourselves.
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"i am inspired by the women everywhere who are speaking up online to tell about my experience with a danish director," the statement begins.
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Someone with a sympathetic story to tell about the role of education in their lives and with an unquestioned command of the subject matter.
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The story Mantleray is about to tell, about how the universe began, is a reference to his narration at the very start of Maniac.
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"You know, honestly, I'm having so much fun," shared Bersten, who said "only time will tell" about what will come of their relationship status.
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MEG TIRRELL: J&J is such a storied brand, and one of the stories people love to tell about the company is about Tylenol.
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The industry feels it has a powerful story to tell about medical innovation and has a lot of money to spend to tell it.
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There she is, convening a round table of Dexter's old friends in Los Angeles, crosschecking the tales he used to tell about his childhood.
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So was the F.B.I. in Huntsville, which soon became a popular destination for those with stories to tell about the sheriff or the dealership.
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That said, there are plenty more stories to tell about divorce; we only barely skim the surface of stepparenting, for example, in Season 5.
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The Boys has an important story to tell about our modern world in 2019, and it's the only version that I want to know.
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In the end, what I hear in Britney now is what I've always heard in her: the story I most need to tell about myself.
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But it's also worth considering the refrain that writer and editor collaboratively produce: What lives at the core of the stories you tell about yourself?
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Few Hong Kong companies have as much to tell about the past as Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL), the world's seventh-biggest container shipping line.
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But too many stories we hear and tell about women are about them becoming wives and mothers, and author Glynnis Macnicol decided to change that.
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Stormy Daniels got royally screwed by Ohio vice cops this week, and George Clooney got screwed on his scooter, but lived to tell about it.
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Kavita meets Wally, an expat living in Berlin since the 90s, who has experienced the change firsthand and has the stories to tell about it.
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In reality, we know everything we need to know about Bundy, and the stories we continue to tell about him draw circles around the truth.
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But there remains, at least for me, a tension between the stories we tell about the road and the photographs we take along the way.
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America's approximately $153 trillion in student debt "has gone mostly to pay for lies that people tell about how great their education was," he added.
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But there is something that we can tell about the movie right off the bat: Delevingne's breasts look suspiciously pumped up in her space suit.
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But there is still a story to tell about the suburbs — one that inverts the American dream — and Gone Girl picks up on that skillfully.
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Every single person we talked to would tell us the kind of story you tell about the defining artistic and intellectual moment of your life.
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Set in golden age Hollywood and in less lustrous decades, too, the play examines stardom and the stories we tell about the icons we love.
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But what I was really in search of was a story I could tell about my grandfather that didn't make me feel ashamed of him.
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There's a story Jennifer Richeson, the Yale psychologist responsible for some of the studies discussed above, likes to tell about the building she works in.
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Sports are loved by so many of us, and we need to appreciate that everyone has a story to tell about the games we love.
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What can you tell about the team, their coaches, and the game, just from observing the league play on video and the interaction among players?
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One of the things that popped up was one specific story that Trump would tell about Apple, in rally after rally and meeting after meeting.
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According to a currently popular line of philosophy, a self is merely the sum of all the stories we tell about a particular human body.
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Ah, the good old days when dad walked seven miles to school in the snow — or whatever story he loves to tell about his childhood.
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And as Mr. Beshear alluded to, he has a compelling story to tell about the effect of the health law in a conservative-leaning state.
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The lines we have drawn around power, and the stories we tell about it, have kept many people from seeing themselves in their political leaders.
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But location was only one part of the data the companies had about me; because geographic data is often combined with other personal information — including a mobile advertising ID that can help merge what you see and do online with where you go in the real world — the story these companies can tell about me is actually far more detailed than I can tell about myself.
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There is no story to tell about how, if the basic power relationships of US federal politics remain in place, modest, incremental climate policies can pass.
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Because most of the artists on this record are actually real lovers of Miles Davis, and they all have their own story to tell about Miles.
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The gradual changes in the Twitter Rules reflect a story about Twitter, and shine light on the story that Twitter has tried to tell about itself.
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In Pakistan, 45 percent of youth reported they didn't know who to tell about their experience — the highest percentage of young people in any region surveyed.
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The book, which hits shelves in the US on October 23rd, explores the stories people tell about animals — pronouncing the facts true, and the lies poo.
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The question for him, perhaps he&aposll touch on it, what did you know and who did you tell about nonpublic information on a medical product?
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In the end, the stories we tell about what happens in the 6th will be more important than what the prognosticators can glean from the data.
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Nate As far as I can tell, about half of the Bernie-conspiracy types think Sanders has won California and the media is covering it up.
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He gave corporations a story to tell about the good things they were supposedly doing ― even when they were simultaneously busying themselves with very bad things.
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In the book we tell about a story in 1908 where a young fruit peddler shoots his uncle, who is he business partner, and kills him.
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They have also been beloved as our stand-ins, infiltrating the stories we tell about ourselves, appearing as tricksters and fools, pompous kings and yearning commoners.
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Start at Ogden Point, where interpretive kiosks tell about the Breakwater and the Unity Wall murals painted on both sides, depicting Coast Salish First Nations culture.
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Without Joe finally killing the woman he "loved," You's underlying skepticism about the stories we tell about men and women wouldn't achieve the resolution it required.
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That seems to be the tale that history will tell about the role of the internet as a force for democracy in the early 21st century.
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"The search for community" is a pretty broad theme, and losing home and finding it again is one of the oldest stories we tell about ourselves.
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Judging by Eleanor Randolph's "The Many Lives of Michael Bloomberg," many people have similar yarns to tell about their interactions with the Wall Street information tycoon.
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Or, this year, to be women with a story to tell about abuse, sexual or otherwise — a couple of whom shared #MeToo moments in our pages.
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He helped Tommy put the final coat of copper paint on the sloop's bottom, and he listened to Peggy tell about her adventures in the playground.
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The story reporters and journalists inevitably tell about the natural disaster will often be miles away from the personal stories of those who live through them.
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During a joint news conference with the Lebanese prime minister, Trump also said he was "disappointed" with Sessions and that "time will tell" about his position.
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I recently spoke to Droz Tragos about the making of the movie and why it's so important for women to lead the narratives we tell about abortion.
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Pop is one of the most difficult, drug- and sex-addicted, out-of-control, angry, irrational, self-destructive musicians ever — and he's lived to tell about it.
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The fact is that history—how we view it, the stories we tell about it, the things depicted as normal as opposed to aberrations—is highly political.
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"I will tell about all at the right time," Doncic, who scored 15 points on eight field-goal attempts in the win, told ESPN after the game.
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"Any definition will inform the stories that we tell about human development," said Professor Simon Lewis of University College London, who was not involved in the study.
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Every refugee has a story to tell about ill-treatment at the hands of locals, but there have been no widespread protests or reports of systematic persecution.
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Many students had a painful story to tell about being excluded, whether it was a memory from first grade or a slight that stung just last week.
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On Wednesday, he recalled a story that Marion Cunningham, another of Ms. Jones's authors, liked to tell about the time she went to Ms. Jones's Episcopal Church.
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And therein lies the problem: whatever software story Google has to tell about the Pixel is going to get overshadowed by the hardware story, year after year.
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Coming from a different medium, Gross believes wholeheartedly in gaming's potential to continue pushing the boundaries on what kinds of stories media can tell about young women.
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" There is one quote I like lot from the poet Mary Oliver, about instructions for living a great life: "Pay attention, be astonished, and tell about it.
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It's probably Homer, but everybody involved seems to realize just how difficult it is to find new stories to tell about any of the four main characters.
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He stood, and began to tell about the wonders of fermentation and how, at his brewery, he and his fellow brewers work to share the fruits of fermentation.
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Lonne has been a fixture in mainstream Danish media for years, but Peter Grønlund figured there still was enough to tell about his life to fill a book.
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The result is a meta tale that cracks open the world of "Little Women" to make a larger point about the stories we tell about women and girls.
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It's a vivid world of egos, humor, vanity and the stories that we tell about ourselves when we can express ourselves with money instead of words or pictures.
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I say "finally" because even though this is just the third season of the Judd Apatow series, it ran out of story to tell about ten episodes ago.
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Frasier is a good friend of this unique pet's parent, and she has quite the epic story to tell about the 6-year-old pup's life and times.
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Koopersmith says her initial reaction to learning of Kondo's similar folding method was "shock," but she claims she didn't know who to tell about it at the time.
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It had become folklore: an excellent story to tell about the time Apple really pulled one over on stage at a developers conference, with a half-working iPhone.
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Ross Douthat IN one story people tell about the news media, we have moved from an era of consolidation and authority to an era of fragmentation and diversity.
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These mothers, individually and together, have a compelling story to tell about an American Dream that — for them and their families — has turned into a complete American nightmare.
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But the unease inside the administration has been churning ever since staff learned that Bolton had signed a book deal to tell about his time working for Trump.
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In Pitchfork Economics, Nick explores why the pitchforks are coming, who they're coming for, and how the stories we tell about the economy can change the economy itself.
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"April, hold on, it seems like you're hell-bent on trying to make sure that whatever image you want to tell about this White House stays," he said.
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Despite my own grapplings with what story to tell about myself, with what label to use, it's undeniable that depression has always maintained a presence in my marriage.
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"Soul Train" Episodes There's a story I often tell about this time when Prince fired me at a D.J. gig and opted to put "Finding Nemo" on instead.
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They do not have a strong story to tell about what we owe to other Americans, how we define our national borders and what binds us as Americans.
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But the unease inside the administration has been churning ever since staff learned that Bolton had signed a book deal to tell about his time working for Trump.
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Rosenhan had a story to tell about miserable institutions that abused their power, and here was a data point that would have complicated such an unremittingly grim portrait.
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He gathers the other prisoners in his jail cell to tell about the Underground Railroad, the Alamo, the Donner Party — my son's favorite — World War I, and more.
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But as they journey, they are haunted by the ghosts who have stories to tell about the South, race, growing up, and the history that shapes us all.
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Writer Lux Alptraum, the author of Faking It: The Lies Women Tell About Sex—and the Truths They Reveal, has thought (and written) a lot about this question.
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Manigault Newman has denied reports that she had to be escorted off White House grounds, but said Thursday she has "quite a story to tell" about her tenure.
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Working in the Democratic National Committee's research department in the 2004 campaign, Ms. Sefl recalled meeting a woman with a story to tell about President George W. Bush.
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I was stunned to find that nearly every woman we spoke with had a personal story to tell about egregious discrimination at the workplace or in the home.
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I was stunned to find that nearly every woman we spoke with had a personal story to tell about egregious discrimination at the workplace or in the home.
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Heck, even the stories you tell about your own life have plot holes, because nobody has time to recount every single incident that happened, every thought you had.
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"When I leave this world, I want to leave with a story I can tell about myself – not for everyone, but the people who care about it," Arun says.
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And if humans wind up creating machines that surpass our own intelligence, and we live to tell about it — we might have Tallinn's philanthropy, in small part, to thank.
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This week the Rams and other teams have to begin cutting their rosters down to size, and "Hard Knocks" will no doubt have stories to tell about dashed dreams.
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Patients who didn't share the information also said their physician did not know as much about the therapy, or they were not given enough time to tell about therapy.
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Manigault Newman has denied reports that she had to be escorted off of White House grounds, but said Thursday she has "quite a story to tell" about her tenure.
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Ilhan Omar There just aren't many lies you can tell about a Muslim politician that are more incendiary than a lie that they'd said al Qaeda makes them proud.
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He invests great effort in doing things that will generate immense media attention and play into a storyline that he hopes to tell about his first term in office.
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As someone who has confronted similar crowds before — and lived to tell about it — I have a simple message for those lawmakers: It's put-up or shut-up time.
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If we want to reclaim the good death as part of the good life, we need to consider how we incorporate death in the stories we tell about ourselves.
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Blake Lively Can't Wait to Get Home to Her Babies After PCAs, Plus Bryce Dallas Howard Plays Kiss & Tell About Matthew McConaughey Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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In the end, not only did she live to tell about the experience, but she feels good about what she accomplished, and encourages other would-be whistleblowers to come forward.
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But a lot of the time, the lesbian and bisexual+ women I tell about my living situation fully understand how it's possible to have a close friendship with an ex.
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In her most recent book, The Trespasser, she looks at the stories we tell about how women acquire and use power, and what kind of power is available to them.
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And, in their many interviews of locals in Kenya, Tanzania and other parts of the continent, they relay the stories indigenous tribes tell about their encounters with the gentle giants.
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Every biotech executive has stories to tell about promising experimental compounds that had very favorable medicinal or industrial properties but were never developed because their patent protection was too uncertain.
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The people in Canada have a different feeling about immigrants, I think, because here there are mostly immigrants and everyone has a story to tell about how they arrived here.
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And in a nod to a possible future book deal, Manigault Newman hinted that she had a dramatic tale to tell about the first year in the Trump White House.
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Ms. Bengson, 35, has a tale to tell about the autumn she was 15, when her family shattered and the seemingly safe Eden she grew up in was lost forever.
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All the patients in the clinical trial will undergo fMRI brain scans to see if there are changes in the regions best associated with the stories we tell about ourselves.
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And I think the I.R.C. has a distinctive story to tell about working from the war zone, to the refugee hosting state, to the refugee transit route, to refugee resettlement.
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Dr. Luker is less concerned with outcomes — that a fan spent $25 on a ticket — and more focused on the stories that fans tell about why they follow a team.
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Not gonna do it: it's enterprise-focused and from what I can tell about Google's cloud business right now, a haphazard message app strategy is the least of their worries.
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And for the younger generations like myself, records can remind you of stories your dad used to tell about listening to his favorite band with buddies when they were young.
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Today I have a happier story to tell — about how California realized that its enthusiastic deployment of batteries was increasing emissions and figured out a way to solve the problem.
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Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots Ah, the good old days when dad walked seven miles to school in the snow — or whatever story he loves to tell about his childhood.
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That story, like so many that we tell about our nation's past, has a tricky relationship to the truth: not quite wrong, but simplified; not quite a myth, but mythologized.
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Rather than focusing on expected battles and nations of WWII, namely the American and Russian fronts, it sought to tell stories that video games have to tell about the war.
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When they're ready to start cooking, they decide to share one cooking station, which seems to be a rather endearing tell about what their working relationship is like in their kitchens.
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In O'Neill's universe of frauds and losers, people exist to confirm one another in the stories they tell about themselves; such mutual support is both a cosmic kindness and a curse.
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I started actually writing this book by re-reading Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom and thinking about what story I could tell about how that society came into being.
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" "I think what Cambridge Analytica has tried to sell is magic, and they've made claims that this is incredibly accurate and it tells you everything there is to tell about you.
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They discussed the morbid etiquette of whom you tell about the accident and whom you allow to remain ignorant, and the impulse to game out, pointlessly, alternate versions of the past.
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Making Das Boot is always about Germany and its relationship to its history, but it is also about the global market for the kinds of stories Germans tell about their history.
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He wants the audience to understand not just the crime, but the way the crime affected everyone around it, and what the story people tell about the crime says about them.
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Iowa has a compelling story to tell about the opportunities in the new clean energy economy, and it just might be a story much of the country is ready to hear.
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"You're shaking your head…It seems like you are hell-bent to trying to make sure that whatever image you want to tell about this White House stays," Spicer told Ryan.
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They tell about how the different houses on Westeros got together and defeated those dragons, and how those houses, represented by their respective animals, bowed in allegiance to the Baretheon stag.
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The truth of the matter is that there is no neat ideological story to tell about the midterms, no obvious conclusion to be drawn about the future of the Democratic Party.
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Almost certainly yes, but only time will tell about how international law will handle the advent of AI-powered populations, a future that seems more certain to arrive with each passing day.
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Knowing Sullivan is wearing a fat suit feels disrespectful to the story This Is Us is trying to tell about one's struggle with weight, but more importantly, it feels disrespectful to Metz.
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Once trading after the pink confetti was swept up off the floor, analysts and investors had a different story to tell about one of the first unicorns to make its public debut.
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"Fuck this sob story I tell about my father,," I said to myself as I walked in slow motion, the fans on each side of me cheering my opponent into the ring.
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I think game development in particular isn't older, so much as some of the earliest game developers — their lives are changing and they have different stories to tell about what they're experiencing.
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Right now it looks like "at least 20053" may be a conservative estimate of the number of women who have stories to tell about Ailes, although it's not clear just how conservative.
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" He recalled a story that his grandfather used to tell, about a relative, a sharecropper decades ago, who told his boss that he planned on voting: "Boss said, 'Don't get into that.
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After all, aren't the myths we tell about ourselves — the perfect small town, the beautiful homecoming queen, the virtuous law enforcement official, the devil himself — just dreams we're trying to make reality?
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One of the show's continuing themes is the importance of the stories the characters tell about themselves — the ways in which persona substitutes for personality — and that's manifest in the season opener.
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For us, it is often a gateway into understanding our gender identities: what we're drawn to, what feels good, what doesn't, and what story that may tell about us on a particular day.
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Keeping in mind the story that Big Little Lies wants to tell about parents and their kids, it would be a twist if Celeste and Perry's violent relationship didn't manifest in their boys.
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Health care providers forced to lie to their patients, and women doing what desperate women have always done -- taking matters in to their own hands, and sometimes not living to tell about it.
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Meditation shows us how anything can be emptied of the story we tell about it: he tells us about an enlightened man who tastes wine without the contextual tales about vintage, varietal, region.
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"April, hold on, it seems like you're hell-bent on trying to make sure that whatever image you want to tell about this White House stays," Spicer told Ryan during his daily briefing.
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Some residents captured samples of the water at its brightest in a jar, but the real souvenir here is the story they'll always get to tell about the day the water turned pink.
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"I felt really virtuous yesterday and also like you were the only person I could tell about how virtuous I felt," my friend texted, already returned to free-drizzling olive oil on everything.
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After listening to other friends and comedians reflect on Mr. Shandling at the service, Mr. Apatow became convinced there was still much more of a story to tell about him and his impact.
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One woman speaking out, and changing the story we tell about a powerful man — in public, instead of the usual whispered warning to other women behind closed doors, or the usual ashamed silence.
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Whatever the verdict, the report suggests there is a bigger story to tell about the clash of two cultures in SEAL teams: one that prizes brotherhood and silence, and one that wants accountability.
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But in the end, national identity is sustained by the stories that Americans tell about themselves, and whether these stories emphasize what they hold in common as well as what makes them different.
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Ford has a potentially compelling story to tell about her years of anguish after the alleged assault and why she did not initially reveal herself when Kavanaugh was nominated to the Supreme Court.
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I think there is a strength in the story that trans writers tell about their communities and their world, because there is nuance and complication and authenticity to a degree that is just lived.
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Over the last few months, we've asked readers across the country to tell about their own summer food traditions, the kinds built over the years on vacations and reunions and long weekends eating outdoors.
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Still, to me, there's something essential about the interactions among generations in the stories we tell about the Holocaust, and I don't think that my view is merely the product of my own childhood.
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Persona and Mario Odyssey don't fall exactly in line with Said's conception of Orientalism, but they show the how the stories we tell about places can ingrain our images of what that place is.
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There's can-do innovation and technology, there's equity and green jobs, there's national security, there's reduced air and water pollution — there are lots of positive stories to tell about the fight against climate change.
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Reflecting on the stories we tell about ourselves might reveal to us other aspects of who we are and what we value, aspects that would complicate the simple picture provided by our echo chamber.
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Most of the world admires Castro and Cuba as having accomplished something heroic by standing up to a bullying empire of immense power, defending the country's national sovereignty and living to tell about it.
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As Anderson captures the whirlwind success of "Speak," she begins to unpack the intensity of the response she has faced, as both girls and boys approach her to tell about assaults they have survived.
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Many took on the stigma around mental health and told the stories they least wanted to tell -- about friends they had lost, guilt that remained with them decades after combat, post-traumatic stress, and more.
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Though its proponents will continue to tout Bitcoin's superiority vis-à-vis fiat currencies, Bitcoin's ultimate challenge is that it is hard to understand and will therefore be defined by stories we tell about it.
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Even though there are long stretches without any dialogue, director George Miller took such care with the film that, the audio and visuals tell about as much story as even the talkiest Aaron Sorkin screenplay.
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In looking for a story we could tell about a magician, we quickly realized that there could be a few places where these stories intersect, if we also were planning a story about a crime.
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To this day I am bemused by the occasional white person who assumes that I have a "story" to tell about triumphing over racism, that I was raised by working-class parents just getting by.
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Watch: Noisey Next with Jamila Woods With videos like this, Woods shows that there isn't just one story to tell about Chicago, or about being black in Chicago or being a black woman in Chicago.
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There's so much more story to tell about Jack and Rebecca and their impact on the Big Three, but fans are going to want to know that you'll be sticking around for the long haul.
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If you're someone who has experience with or a story to tell about these objects, and if you're interested in using them to understand their origins and impact, then we want to hear from you.
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In rethinking a familiar story, this "Mary Queen of Scots" is also exploring what stories we still tell about women in power — what a woman can and can't do, what she can and can't be.
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For starters, he may have more to tell about his communications with Mr. Trump and top members of the transition team regarding the conversations with the Russian ambassador, Mr. Kislyak, that he initially lied about.
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In case studies, she gives us each partner's account — and then unravels them, pulling on this strand and that, investigating the stories we tell about ourselves, where these stories come from and who they serve.
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Sexual and physical abuse, on the other hand, contribute to only 85033 percent of the foster care population, but that is usually the story we tell about the system and the parents caught in it.
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It was difficult because I was living in Hampshire, in the middle of the country, getting a train up to London and doing these things, then going home and not having someone to tell about that.
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"Season 1 was a particular kind of story that we could tell about the relationship between Joe and Beck and the moment that we did what we did in the finale, that's not repeatable," Gamble says.
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Being here, you can't help but feel the attraction of the tales people tell about wine, including how they explain the attributes in each bottle that make it a topic for contemplation and not just consumption.
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You can see part of that section here: It's a good story and it's the exact kind of story that couples tell about themselves over and over again—often in the same way—throughout their lives.
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Right now, it's largely focusing on hotel listings and bookings, with a focus on the Arabic world, and I expect he has some interesting stories to tell about starting and growing a company in the region.
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" Said Welts: "I used to joke that my greatest success of my life was directly reporting to David Stern for 17 years and living to tell about it, because it was, some days, an amazing challenge.
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Then, we'll mix in what we know about its financial performance, growth rates and capital efficiency to see how much we can tell about the company as we count down to its public S-1 filing.
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In November, The Hollywood Reporter reported that Abrams would be producing a CBS drama based on her novel "Never Tell" about a professor and a journalist who work on cases for the New Orleans police department.
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All of these decisions are made by people who are paid to understand more about politics than you or I. Yet the narratives we tell about who is going to win tend to drive their decisions.
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"I think he did an excellent job under the circumstances, but he ran into a bear who wasn't happy with his presence—and he lived to tell about it," Madison County sheriff Roger Thompson told the Standard.
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While the game is itself also a work of creative nonfiction, we were intrigued by the story behind that process – what is involved in analyzing your own experience to figure out the story you tell about yourself?
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"This is probably the most important question here, because it's a very contentious topic in the field today: What can you tell about a species' cognitive capacities if you only have their brains or skulls?" asked Ruck.
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The resulting script was so top secret that at one point it was given the code name Acid Zoo, based on a story Fancher likes to tell about the time he took LSD and stared at gorillas.
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In her book, The Recovering: Intoxication and Its Aftermath, writer Leslie Jamison delves into the stories we tell about addiction, using her own history as well as the stories of artists throughout history who've struggled with alcoholism.
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I'd dressed for the story I wanted to tell about myself: I am a competent, caring, and receptive member of this family, and I'm completely confident in my role here, even as this family's dynamics are evolving.
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Bloomsbury; 297 pages; £25 AT A time of spreading despondency about democracy and the future of liberal values, it is heartening to find a book that has a good news story to tell about both—so far.
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If you do want to join in the conversation, but don't want to tell about your actual first college hookup, then it's totally fine to talk about your second, or third, or even to say something generic.
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I think any person that has a story to tell about sexual assault, whether it be a man or a woman or a child, I think we should listen to them and give them our utmost attention.
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OK, on to other news… IPO corner After the pink confetti was swept up off the floor, analysts and investors had a different story to tell about one of the first unicorns to make its public debut.
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Next time you go home for mac 'n' cheese, encounter cubes of Colby at an art opening, or order a $40 cheese board, take a minute to think about the story the cheese might tell about you.
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Nancy Mitford, for her wit, funniness and immense chic; Michael Wolff, for the riveting stories he could tell about the White House; and the diarist James Lees-Milne, for his all-around erudition, charm and good conversation.
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The stories it has to tell about feminism and female sexuality are left mainly implicit in the script (by Bill Holderman and Erin Simms; Mr. Holderman directed) because they are written in the faces of its stars.
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A student asked about the refugee crisis in Europe, which has revealed the fragility of a myth that the Continent likes to tell about itself: that it is liberal, civilized, and not as scared as everyone else.
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One of the fundamental refrains of this book is the idea that our lives are not the same as the stories we want to tell about our lives, or the scripts we want our lives to follow.
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That search is the essence of the story we were trying to tell about merchants traveling the backroads of America in search of rare soap and coveted toys, so we wanted a photo that did it justice.
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It's the financial equivalent of the shruggy emoticon: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Contrast that with Google, Facebook and Twitter, all of which had more concrete stories to tell about their business plans when they went public: Google was selling AdWords.
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In the new film adaptation of "Little Women," the filmmaker Greta Gerwig didn't so much adapt the Louisa May Alcott story as excavate it to make a larger point about the stories we tell about women and girls.
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It was not only the prejudices of a patriarchal society that were responsible for her obscurity, but the fact that her idiosyncratic, even neurotic, paintings did not fit the heroic story the nation preferred to tell about itself.
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"Being raised in the Alaskan Native community in my age group, I'm in my seventies, we were taught not to tell about sexual assault," Adeline Raboth of Fairbanks, Alaska, said at a press conference, according to Rewire News.
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But we're also going to bring him in and shoot him with 8i and have him tell about his life and how he's managed to pull himself together anyway, as a kind of hopeful end to the piece.
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Beyond alarming statistics, the real-life aspect of this issue is that nearly everyone these days seems to have a hardship story to tell about caring for an elderly spouse, parent, sibling or friend, like the following one.
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The filmmaker, Alex Lehmann, said he had planned to make a short documentary until he realized he had a powerful coming-of-age story to tell about these men and their relationships that goes well beyond their autism.
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Insist on quality and complexity in the screen stories you tell about Latino people, and you might even look like a genius as you tap into a true and untold American epic more compelling than any cartel conspiracy.
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Capturing the evolution of the Covid-19 pandemic—how this crisis unfolds and how our thinking about it changes—is critical both to understanding it now as well as to the stories we someday will tell about it.
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Capturing the evolution of the Covid-19 pandemic, how this crisis unfolds and how our thinking about it changes, is critical both to understanding it now as well as to the stories we someday will tell about it.
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You knew the guy had a lot of crazy stories to tell about gamblers, smugglers and other wild characters he hung around with before he joined the Rebellion, but somehow you never got around to hearing them all.
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Unless we are extremely well-versed in the statistics of that event to begin with, we will assume that the story it is about to tell, about India's archery prodigy, Deepika Kumari, will culminate in gold medal triumph.
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The sneaker is the starting point for the story Manny Oliver wants to tell about the joyous, interrupted life of his 17-year-old son, and the lives of too many others that were abruptly ended by gun violence.
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One joke she did like to tell about her health was that she had only been sick once in her life, when she was on a plane and inadvertently watched Barbra Streisand in the movie version of Hello, Dolly!
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Hillary Clinton is the sad blonde antagonist on a WB soap opera, and that is part of why people find her unlikable and scary: because that's the type of story we've been trained to tell about women like her.
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He's a master showman who knows how to dominate the stage, and is willing to share the spotlight—as he did with House Republicans on Thursday—when it benefits the victorious narrative he wants to tell about his presidency.
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In the end, I felt it was important to tell the story I could tell about segregation in this most liberal of cities, through the eyes of a journalist and a parent who is trying to navigate complicated waters.
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For example, the joke the literary profiles liked to tell about Hardwick is that she came from Kentucky, a southern belle through and through, and yet arrived in New York with the stated intention of becoming a Jewish intellectual.
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That's because he's not the kind of establishment candidate — with political, business, or military credentials — who fits easily into the establishment media narratives, and he hasn't (hadn't) had a clear story to tell about how he wins the horserace.
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Throughout "Country Music," the new omnibus genre documentary from Ken Burns and Dayton Duncan, there are moments of tension between the stories Nashville likes to tell about itself — some true, some less so — and the way things actually were.
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By mining Kit's ambivalence toward professional ambition and secret-keeping, Abbot's novel is a powerful testament to how thin the boundaries between victim and aggressor, bystander and accomplice, can feel, especially when it comes to the stories we tell about ourselves.
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This is the context for the next story my mother likes to tell about me from this time: She decided one day to punish me for something, and told me I could not go to the snack stand across the street.
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There is a parallel story to tell about these two key areas of public policy: a core expectation that current Republican dogma is incapable of satisfying, months and years of lies and double-talk, and eventually, a collision with reality.
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As I wrote in my review for Paste, there's something over-familiar about every single part of Exodus that makes it feel like a retread of cultural beliefs about the nature of humanity and the stories we tell about each other.
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"We have seen over 350 companies make positive announcements ... they all have a positive story to tell about how they are taking the tax savings and plowing it back into their business," Portman said at GKM Auto Parts on Friday.
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"The Manhattan is a platform for us to be able to tell about the possibilities in design and the degree of personalization we can get in our aircrafts," Daniel R. Bachmann, who is in corporate communications for Embraer, told Travel + Leisure.
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If there's a story to tell about people who treat hosts as disposable machines, there's also one about the people who become deeply invested in a safely predictable world full of programmed characters — until these characters start questioning their own existence.
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Abdoh's aural dissonance was one tool that he used to tell the story he wanted to tell: about the foreigner, the Old World citizen fascinated by America, the New World, with its focus on product, fast times, and early death.
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"I decided to speak publicly about this because I want to tell my story and I want to tell about what happened to me and what is still happening to all us women in ISIS' hands," she tells me afterwards.
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Editorial Of all the lies Republican lawmakers and President Trump tell about their tax bills, the biggest whopper is that these windfall tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy would generate so much growth that they would pay for themselves.
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Stories from such varied sources as popular erotica, marketing, social media, reality television, digital apps, fashion manuals, gravestones, tattoos and hip-hop music, all have a story to tell about who we are as humans in a time of environmental crisis.
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These battles are at odds with the original promise of Silicon Valley, or at least the story Silicon Valley likes to tell about itself: that these companies are making the world a better place, that technological advance is synonymous with progress.
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At 204, Emma has largely been shielded from her mom's past by her dad and grandmother, but she can't help remembering the stories Waverly used to tell about the big lake with the cold, clear water where she grew up.
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Spicer accused Ryan of having an agenda: "It seems like you're hell-bent on trying to make sure that whatever image you want to tell about this White House stays, because at the end of the day —" Ryan tried to interject.
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For the story I want to tell, about humans' multiple approaches to the question of where food will come from, how we can best communicate with each other, what sources of energy can we use to achieve our other goals, etc.
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Perhaps an AI unicorn-lion is a stretch of the imagination, but we need to get more creative with the ways we frame the conversation about societal concerns with AI. The stories we tell about technology direct our attention and determine our future.
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"We've been in this moment, for about 15 to 20 years, where oral sex is positioned as the height of pleasure for people with vulvas," says Lux Alptraum, author of Faking It: The Lies Women Tell About Sex—And The Truths They Reveal.
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"I keep going back to the stories we Puerto Ricans tell about ourselves," Christine told me one night during my visit, as we sat on the porch of her house, listening to the coquíes sing in the vast and star-filled night.
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To show their importance, researchers concocted a devilish experiment in which speakers were asked to tell about a near-death experience, while listeners were given a distracting task like pressing a button every time the speaker used a word starting with "T".
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That's the kind of thing I'm hoping to explore more and shed more light on — how the cultural narratives we tell about folks whose work relates to sex or sexuality in games get obscured by the stories we tell in and about games.
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The implication of this fact is that the stories we tell about what happens in the cockpit—"I pulled up on the stick"; "I touched my jacket"—are very different from the reality of what is happening to the system as a whole.
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"Many of these bodega owners have a story to tell about a loved one being detained, or being sent back, or not being able to enter on a green card or visa," one of the event organizers, Dr. Debbie Almontaser, told SPIN.
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In your study, the story you tell about why we prefer to marry or befriend deontologists is that, naturally, if I'm looking for someone to marry I'm going to want someone who'll give me preferential treatment over a stranger in another country.
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And because "contemporary liberalism is the ideology of imperial academia, funneled through media and nonprofits and governmental agencies but responsible ultimately only to itself," a story about a wizarding academy is the perfect fantasy story for the liberal meritocracy to tell about itself.
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Whether about his wooden teeth (fictional) or his sculpted thighs (true story), the narratives we learn and continue to tell about the man historian Joseph Ellis has called our "foundingest father" have left an existential imprint on the United States of America.
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Still, in an environment where public market investors are dumping shares of cash-burning companies Lyft and Uber and rejecting WeWork's numbers, Airbnb needs to show the market that it has a much different story to tell about a path to profitability.
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Zola is operating on a level more aesthetic and cerebral, using these quirks to tell a parallel story about the stories we tell about ourselves on the internet, inviting us to consider who's framing them, and how, and why, and to what end.
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Lopez, who is forty-two, was smart to see in Forster's tale of two maverick sisters living in London at the start of the last century a template for the one he wants to tell about gay men in New York today.
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This is a pretty obscure action for Trump to lead with in his first week in office, so it is worth understanding what is at stake with the FHA and what it may tell about the future of homeownership in the United States.
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"Quite accidentally, we've come at a time where there's one more story to tell about that kind of person — which is a story a lot of people have not told about these privileged, heterosexual, damaged men that really grapples with investigating the toxicity," said Waksberg.
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This means that your night in hell and the stories you tell about it might end up being very different from someone else who plays the game — the same way you and a friend might recall a night of drunken debauchery with a different spin.
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There isn't much left to tell about Cunanan's life before the murders, so maybe Versace will flash forward to the period immediately after them, when Andrew was on the run again and Donatella was struggling to carry on her brother's company as the family mourned.
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I started with the torta places that I have a history with and had a story to tell about, but along the way—as more and more popped up—I tried tortas that I didn't know existed like the Tortas del Recreo in Iztacalco.
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The settlement agreement, reached on Wednesday, ends a lawsuit brought by the model, Karen McDougal, and protects the president from being drawn into a legal case involving efforts to buy the silence of women who had stories to tell about him during the 753 campaign.
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When it comes to riding the subways in New York, we've all got a weird story to tell about a ride gone awry, whether it's full-on attacks and violent harassment or that time someone just couldn't stop staring at you from across the car.
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Reidy, in other words, is using the story that publishers tell about themselves as a cloak to cover what is obvious: that Yiannopoulos's book was acquired because of his record as an attention-grabbing troll and because Threshold Editions thought it would make some money.
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In my lab now, we're starting to think a lot about narrative — how the stories we tell about our own and others' behavior give rise to our sense of ourselves as moral beings, and how that can actually change our behavior over the long run.
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"Ordinarily what we might try to do in such a crisis scenario would be to carry out a large survey, take a sample nationwide and ask households to tell about their experience over the last few years, including deaths in their household," he said.
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I / take them up like the male and female / paper dolls and bang them together / at the hips, like chips of flint, as if to / strike sparks from them, I say, / Do what you are going to do, and I will tell about it.
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In the series's second episode, we meet Jean Hargadon Wehner, who figures significantly in the Cesnik case but has her own, separate story to tell, about horrific abuse at the hands of a male faculty member at the same school where Sister Cesnik taught.
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Joining me now, a man who fought a few of these battles himself, and live to tell about it, former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, also the author of the upcoming book: "The Briefing", which we are looking forward to talking to him about as well.
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Not pictured (but on the witness stand) Try as Democrats might, they struggled at points on Tuesday to keep the focus on their witness and the story he had to tell about Mr. Trump's attempts to enlist him in mid-2017 to drastically curtail the Russia investigation.
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Kurian's hire is a clear sign that Google still recognizes the importance of capturing big dollars from enterprises as they move from traditional data centers to the cloud, and that it still has a compelling story to tell about how businesses can take advantage of Google's sophisticated technology.
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There were a few stories like that that I think were just really important to tell about people who got sick, received really great treatment from their colleagues and their neighbors, and then took it upon themselves, afterwards, to go back and to help people in the same situation.
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Chapters are addresses, and each home on the block has a moment to tell about its inhabitants: the alcoholic mother; the bereaved gardener; the mortified widow; the Indian family new to the narrow-minded neighborhood; Grace's own perplexed parents; and Walter, the eccentric who collects suspicions wherever he goes.
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And so, in his 78 years, Mr. Bloomberg had never confronted a moment quite like this: a big, heaping, public loss — hundreds of millions of dollars plowed into a candidacy that survived only a single evening of voting returns — and a roomful of people to tell about it.
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However, in this age of polarization, where it is easy to dismiss others with a righteous wave of our hand, we could perhaps do worse than to reflect on the complications that each of us lives, complications that are often on display in the stories we tell about ourselves.
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But as Wampler would discover, Haiti's reputation as a deforested wasteland is based on myth more than fact — an example of how conservation and environmental agendas, often assumed to be rooted in science, can become entangled with narratives about race and culture that the powerful tell about the third world.
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Tell about some of the upcoming projects Slow Release will be working on…This year I'm going to start working with two incredible artists from Canada: Aleen Khan, a musician/composer from Calgary making baroque jazz-pop, and JIIN, a Toronto-based singer/producer making hazy, R&B-informed electronic pop.
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We've navigated life together extremely well — Libby is my favorite person alive and the first person I want to tell about my day — but part of understanding each other means she sees me as a woman named Emily and not, specifically, as a trans woman, moving through a deeply transphobic society.
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While the values we take them to be expressing might be mistaken — or even abhorrent — to us, there are perhaps other aspects to their lives as well, other values those lives express, values that would become manifest to us if we listened to some of the stories they tell about themselves.
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But Rivera's reveal has me thinking about the stories women tell about our abortions: specifically, how long a woman has to wait — and what must happen in the interim — before she is able to talk about an abortion without it being a choice that defines how she is viewed by the world.
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From The Field To The Court Pro cheerleaders aren't just judged on their weight or nails, but also on who they date, their social media presence, and who they tell about their religious beliefs — which have been issues at the root of multiple harassment suits brought against the NFL this past year.
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I think Jackie, in conceiving of this CBS televised tour of the White House, made an even more conscious decision to use TV cameras to speak directly to the American people and craft a certain story that she wanted to tell — about her, and her husband, and their place in American history.
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To this day, some of my favorite stories to tell about my mother are the times she forgot to pick me up at the roller rink after school, or the time she sent me back to class and made me take the bus home after I threw up on the first day of 7th grade.
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"Well, I am happy that we played not nearly as well as I thought we would play and still lived to tell about it with a victory, but we need to take better care of the ball ... and we could have done a much better job on the boards," Stallings said after the game.
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Chabon has what sounds like a mostly true story to tell — about characters whose only names are "my grandmother" and "my grandfather," and also about mental illness, snake hunting, the Holocaust and rocket science — and he may not have wanted to be bound too tightly by the constraints of literal accuracy in telling it.
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In fact, the show partakes in a long-standing relationship between the crime-story genre and modern law enforcement, in which the stories we tell about crime and how to stop it prop up a system that is often as much about maintaining fantasies of social order as it is about implementing real justice.
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It's not that Joe Lacob doesn't appreciate a good story, or appreciate the stories that we will tell about his basketball team, the I-was-there-when legends and the looping Vines that will be how the Golden State Warriors are remembered years from now, when all this greatness seems a little too hard to believe.
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Weakened, reluctant and facing an anti-coalition insurgency from his party's youth branch, he needed a story to tell about this volte-face; a cause of such magnitude that the SPD could justify a return to government on new terms; a grand project around which the party could erect a cordon and proclaim: this is ours.
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The sustained attack on Romney's private equity career and his capital worship—the ads featuring people whose lives were ruined by the "creative destruction" Bain Capital rained down on their places of employment, and quoting Romney telling a voter, "Corporations are people, my friend"—allowed Democrats to dramatize the story they were trying to tell about Romney's political agenda.
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On Sunday, the LGBTQ website Queerty ran an interview with Mark Saltzman, a former Sesame Street writer who has had a truly fascinating life and has a lot of great stories to tell—about the show, about being a gay man in the 80s, and about his open secret of a relationship with film editor Arnold Glassman.
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But then the episode would get to a scene like the one where Kate was feeling great about how she was rejected after her singing audition because she's not very good, not because of her size, and it would feel like the show wasn't really sure what stories to tell about the characters who aren't in Randall's immediate orbit.
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This is particularly true when the stories real-life migrants tell about their suffering have to check an increasingly narrow set of boxes to qualify them for asylum here; had Lydia only been an abused wife, beaten and broken but not a cartel target, she would not have been eligible for habitation in actual American dirt.
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One of the things that was also interesting to me was to watch Marina's [de Tavira, who plays Cleo's employer Sofia] reactions for her character, which helped me come to sort of retroactively understand some of the stories that I have heard my mother or my sister tell about things that would happen in households [they worked in].
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I'm taken aback that I'd never known, passing a patch of trees so close to home, the stories it had to tell about the people who have shared this land: the greed of the colonizers, the desperation of these multi-nationed hippies looking for shade in which to build their French Mother's ordained utopia, the day-saving piety of Indians in between.
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What's in them matters less than the fact that she cares enough to produce them, and the story they tell about who she is, how she made her way from Oklahoma, the University of Houston and early parenthood to Harvard Law School, the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Agency and the Senate — and how she would operate as president.
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While writing my book, Faking It: The Lies Women Tell About Sex — And the Truths They Reveal, I encountered numerous examples of sex research used not to enlighten us about the broad and beautiful diversity of human sexual experience, but instead to codify a limited idea of "normal," one that few of us, if any, can actually live up to.
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It's reminiscent of a former cartoon golden age, one that existed roughly between 22018 and 2004, when MTV, the WB, and other networks were willing to take a risk on cartoon series that questioned the status quo; they weren't The Simpsons and they weren't Looney Tunes, but they had important stories to tell about teenagers or adults living with complex problems.
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Voters may not notice these defections on their own, but each new one creates one more example that gets media attention and can be used to confirm a larger story that the Clinton campaign is trying to tell about Trump — that there's something uniquely bad about him that makes him unfit to be president, so much so that even his own party members are rejecting him.
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Traditional spinning meters are read perhaps once a month by your local utility, and at that level of granularity there's not much you can tell about a house or apartment other than whether perhaps someone has been living there and whether they have abnormally high electricity use — useful information if you were, say, looking for illicit pot growers with a farm in the basement.
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Joyce's novel remains vital, in contrast to almost all other novels published in 1916, because he forcefully strived toward an idiosyncratic form of expression, a language intrinsic to the story he wanted to tell, about the young protagonist, Stephen Dedalus, and his formative years in Dublin, in which uniqueness was the very point and the question of what constitutes the individual was the issue posed.
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But in the story of the budding romance between Héloïse (the aforementioned aristocrat) and Marianne (the woman who will paint her portrait), Sciamma found a way to talk about so much of the history that usually is left on the cutting room floor, of the women and queer people of the past who are too often pushed to the edges of the stories we tell about times long gone.
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Meanwhile, one of the top four contestants is a black police officer who has had maybe five lines of dialogue, all of which started with, "I'm a cop, so…" Whatever story Everlasting was trying to tell about race in America, the pressure constantly haunting Darius and athletes like him, and/or black men as romantic leads, has been completely lost — and the same holds true, it sucks to say, for UnReal itself.
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The author doesn't pull any punches on his own misbehavior, either, and while his writing is more functional than lyrical, Waylon: Tales of My Outlaw Dad is a quick, fun read that offers the reader an intimate look inside a world that doesn't exist anymore—which is probably for the best, because it's hard to imagine any modern musician being half as tough or living nearly as wild as the Ol' Man and living to tell about it!
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Now that the oath is taken and the weekend's pomp and circumstance draws to a close, the real work begins — in the halls of Congress, at the White House, the FCC and beyond — to ensure in the years to come we have a similarly strong story to tell about the strength of U.S. wireless infrastructure, the robust private sector investment powering it forward and the extraordinary innovation and economic opportunity it is making possible throughout our democracy.
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One of the things that became clear to me during my 9/11 research was that the history we teach and tell about the September 11th attacks—that the attacks began at 8:46 am ET and ended 102 minutes later with the collapse of the North Tower; that there were four planes and three crash sites, in New York, at the Pentagon, and in Shanksville, Pennsylvania—is a much neater and cleaner history than the messy reality of what any of us experienced.
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Choose an article to read below, or do your own research into something you want to know more about: U.S. Commander Warns of Iranian Attack in Middle East Trump Announces New Sanctions on Iran Iran, Deeply Embedded in Syria, Expands 'Axis of Resistance' The Iran Revolution at 40: From Theocracy to 'Normality' Iraq Prime Minister Says He Will Resign Amid Protests Then tell us: Based on what you learned in the lesson and in the article you chose to read, what can you tell about the state of Iran — its government and its people — today?
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