It's a story worth telling, with compelling characters and dramatic moments.
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What is the story he's telling with his defiant fast-food evangelism?
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It makes me think about what story am I telling with my art.
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Throughout, there is a tendency to conflate Biblical story-telling with historical fact.
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TBD. There's really no telling with Frank — or anyone else on this show, actually.
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The core data for durable goods will be more telling, with economists forecasting little change.
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And they all add up to a bigger story that God was telling with our lives.
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I hope that that wiser and cooler heads are going to prevail but there's no telling with this president.
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" The title of an article that ran in the Colombian weekly magazine, Semana, was telling: "With Friends Like These.
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It might be the younger trees that would yield the finest truffles, but there was no telling with ectomycorrhizal fungi.
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It all makes for an album that interweaves social and political truth-telling with extreme personal joy, all under a cloud of heartache.
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The world that Colette (a vibrant Keira Knightley) inhabits onscreen is brighter and smaller than in Ms. Thurman's telling, with its luminaries (Proust!
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It cruelly erases the subtle, nuanced, complex stories characters besides Maura have been telling with grace, dignity, and intrinsic understanding, rendering them disposable—worthless.
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In their telling, with solid standards in place, businesses would have less incentive to outsource, and workers get to share in the benefits of trade.
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The Profanity saga is a complicated one, more nuanced than in Wielgus's telling, with accounts that turn on details that I have been unable to reconcile.
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I think it's very telling with any of these 'political bands,' if you talk to them for five or ten minutes about their ideas, it's a style.
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And that's the story Miranda is telling with Nas, Dave East, and Aloe Blacc in "Wrote My Way Out," the latest sneak peek of the forthcoming Hamilton Mixtape.
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In a bid to convince the country that his wife is a caring as well as a clever woman, Mr Clinton combined folksy story-telling with patient exposition.
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And the feeling was we wanted to write a nuanced piece that would focus on Debbie Ramirez's story which we thought we were telling with fresh detail and context.
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The director, Hans Petter Moland, brings flashes of "Fargo" and Quentin Tarantino to the telling, with disorienting camera angles and cryptic characters who say little and often don't last long.
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Officials said failure to do so could lead to "permanent" problems for the companies involved, in the Times' telling, with Huawei going unmentioned but obviously at the top of their minds.
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It's a world that ends, in his telling, with both a bang and a whimper: apocalyptic brass chords alternating with a hushed stillness, off which rises a mist of cimbalom and suspended cymbal.
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Speaking to the audience in attendance at the film's premiere at the YouTube Space in London, Stormzy reiterated that the story he was telling with the GSAP film wasn't your typical 'good kid gone bad' narrative.
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To the Editor: Re "Spend or Else, President Warns NATO Countries" (front page, July 3): The timing of the belligerent ultimatum — bullying our NATO allies for increased spending — is very telling, with the Trump-Putin summit meeting on the horizon.
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Of the story she is telling with "Wilderness," Ms. Hamburger knows one side intimately: that of a parent so alarmed by her child's behavior, so frightened by her inability to reach him, that she would grasp at the hope of wilderness therapy.
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Ifemulu, the Nigerian-born protagonist of Americanah, describes her perspective as an academic fellow who moves to the United States eager for a new experience and homesick for her old life, and intersperses this telling with posts about race that she publishes on a blog.
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She is an authority on witchcraft and magic, has a remarkable private library of works in English on the subject, and is perhaps the only contemporary writer who is a practicing amateur witch, specializing in small-scale black magic and fortune-telling with a Tarot deck. . . .
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" Thompson also notes that "Trump's appeal as a presidential candidate depends significantly on the belief that he is a truth-teller who will have nothing to do with the conventional language of politics," warning that: "We shouldn't confuse anti-rhetorical 'truth telling' with actually telling the truth.
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However, a small proportion have speculated that the U.K. broadcasters BBC and ITN held back from commissioning exit polls in order to allow the vote to be fixed without anyone telling, with 15 percent of all respondents in the YouGov poll saying it was probably true, while 44 percent said it was probably false.
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But it's integral to the story Ennis was telling with the book, and if you sift through the episodes, there are minor clues that the show is using its slow pace to acclimate the audience in preparation for something that's far more disturbing than anything Rogen and Goldberg serve up in their initial outing.
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Garmin announced the Tactix Bravo multi-sport training GPS watch at CES Tuesday, which combines time-telling with all the features necessary to figure out where you are after parachuting into unknown terrain, setting a starting point and destination across a river and up a cliff, and tracking your fitness the whole way there.
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Leaving aside the sanitized reading of King, who was a more radical and divisive figure in his time than Chua lets on, she doesn't square how the flourishing of this "super-group" ideal happened to coincide, at least in her telling, with the onset of the American foreign-policy "blindness" she so diligently chronicles.
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The movie is rather prim, too, shying from sexual heat, and its devotion to correct attire is both touching and telling; with Isabel swathed in beach-friendly knitwear and hats, and Tom rarely devoid of a collar and tie, they must be the first lovers on record to greet their blessed seclusion by adding more clothes rather than ripping them off.
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The long-lasting appeal of A Star Is Born, which receives its fifth-ish telling with the new Lady Gaga/Bradley Cooper remake arriving this weekend, may be baffling to anyone unfamiliar with its storied legacy of troubled productions and the litany of creative divas (of all genders) who've had contentious relationships to the subject matter while working on it.
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So for us at Deck Nine, the guiding principle has been to court that same love with what we're doing with Before the Storm, to find that same passion for the story we're telling with Chloe and Rachel, for how we're returning to Arcadia Bay in a way that will feel familiar but also offer new insights into that space and those relationships and those personalities.
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Finally the Tetragrammaton was vocalized as Yahweh. But often found in apposition, if not in construct state (there is no way of telling) with elohim, it suggests "the being" or the "I AM" of God.
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Dice were originally made from the talus of hoofed animals, leading to the nickname "bones" for dice. Colloquially known as "knucklebones", these are approximately tetrahedral. Modern Mongolians still use such bones as shagai for games and fortune- telling, with each piece relating to a symbolic meaning.
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Susan Aaron-Taylor is an American artist who creates mixed-media sculptures. For forty years she was a professor at the Crafts Department of the College for Creative Studies, Detroit, Michigan. Her work is abstract and surreal that stems from alchemy, focusing on story-telling with dream-like qualities.
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The song lyrics are story-telling, with a society-related theme about how older people are often forgotten. The song was performed by Robert Gustafsson and Åsa Fång in the TV program Så ska det låta at Sveriges Television, airing on 14 March 2008. Linnea Henriksson performed the song at Så mycket bättre 2018.
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"Just like any other kind of fortune-telling with cards or dowsing. One should not consider every drum owner a magician."As quoted by Mebius 2007 A common practice was to let the vuorbi move across the membrane, visiting the different symbols. The noaidi would interpret the will of the Gods by the way of the vuorbi.
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The knack of story telling lingered within Timir since his childhood days. According to Timir, his inspiration for storytelling is his father. Timir ventured into Direction and Story Telling with the musical short film Kichudin - a song penned by Soumik Das (who also happens to be the DOP for the film) and sung by Timir. Kichudin talks about love and life in old age homes.
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De Ridder successful saxophone show at the Guwahati Club, India. Ridder is a musician and specialist saxophone player. His genre is a cocktail of original scores, music and story-telling with a touch of improvisation. He started in jam sessions with his professional musician friends at Brussels, and debuted on the Indian music scene with his performance at the Guwahati Club, Assam, and showed immense potential.
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The girls indulged in the forbidden conduct of fortune-telling with the Indian slave Tituba to discover who their future husbands were. They suffered from hysteria as they tried to cope with, :"the consequences of a conflict between conscience (or at least fear of discovery) and the unhallowed craving."Marion Starkey. (1949). The Devil in Massachusetts: A Modern Enquiry into the Salem Witch Trials, p. 39\.
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Soca, calypso, and reggae are popular music genres and are played at Grenada's annual Carnival. Over the years rap music became popular amongst Grenadian youths, and there have been numerous young rappers emerging in the island's underground rap scene. Zouk is also being slowly introduced onto the island. An important aspect of the Grenadian culture is the tradition of story telling, with folk tales bearing both African and French influences.
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But at that point he rebelled into language, set free by a rangy "long line" that was attributed variously to the influence of C. K. Williams, Louis MacNeice and traditional music'. Carson's first book was The New Estate (1976). In the ten years before The Irish for No (1987) he perfected a new style which effected a unique fusion of traditional story telling with postmodernist devices. The first poem in The Irish for No, the tour-de-force 'Dresden' parades his new technique.
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Eila's hobby is fortune-telling with tarot cards, although her predictions are sometimes questionable. She claims the magical power of seeing into the future, allowing her to evade incoming attacks with ease, and she is known for having never been shot down or even hit by enemy fire.Her relationship with Sanya remains ambiguous throughout the show, although outside the anime has repeatedly implied that the feelings are romantic at least from her side. In combat her weapons of choice are the MG42 and Suomi M1931 submachine gun.
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The Taira are forced to leave Shikoku and retreat to Nagato Province (southern tip of Honshū). Before the final Battle of Dan-no-ura, the Minamoto gain new allies: the head of the Kumano shrines decides to support the Minamoto after fortune-telling with cockfights (200 boats) and 150 boats from a province of Shikoku. In total, the Minamoto have about 3000 vessels against the Taira's 1000. Before the battle, Yoshitsune argues (about leading the attack) and almost fights with Kajiwara Kagetoki (Minamoto commander jealous of Yoshitsune).
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Carabao 28th Album. CD Available at eThaiCD.com.) A weekly hour-long TV show “Carabao The Series”(คาราบาว เดอะซีรี่ส์) started up September 2013, and continues to the present (March 2014), with each episode based on the lyrics of a different Carabao song. Carabao songs are famous for their vivid themes and story- telling, with some song subjects, such as the blind street musician of “Wanipok” and or the kind-hearted soldier “Bua Loi” achieving mythical status. So each episode of “Carabao The Series” takes a different Carabao song and turns it into a 40-minute drama.
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In 1939, he moved to Tokyo, and in 1940, during World War II, he was a news correspondent in the Philippines. One of his granddaughters was Tomi Pierce (1953-2010), Memorial for Tomi Pierce a writer and later producer of video games including Prince of Persia and The Last Express (admired for its story-telling), with Jordan Mechner; Jordan Mechner's obituary of Tomi Pierce she also worked with her husband Doug Carlston, founder of Brøderbund. Another granddaughter, Tomi's sister Naomi Pierce, is an authority on butterflies and a professor at Harvard University.
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This assimilation program, which was Federal policy, was based on the belief that this was the only way native peoples could survive. Fort Mojave was converted into a boarding school for local children and other "non-reservation" Indians. Until 1931, forty-one years later, all Fort Mojave boys and girls between the ages of six and eighteen were compelled to live at this school or to attend an advanced Indian boarding school far removed from Fort Mojave. Two Mojave Indian women playing a game (fortune-telling with bones?), ca.
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Myra is very protective of Elaine, especially when people push her around for her unusual animal-like behavior. Myra eventually survives the carrier's destruction thanks to Genocyber's protection, and is later rescued by two Karain soldiers though her sanity is well and truly lost by that time. Mel: A beautiful, mysterious young woman who is blind and needs money for the operation to cure her, and obtains money by fortune-telling with her amazing psychic abilities. She is very calm and timid, and deeply in love with her boyfriend, Ryu.
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Alice: She is one of the worst-natured inmates of Mrs Brisket's orphanage, notorious for her tale-telling against the other girls; Mrs Brisket rewards tale-telling with a piece of cheese. Dr. Gabriel Field: He takes charge in nursing Aunt Jane back to health and alerts the authorities about the conspirators. He also encourages Simon in art work Mr. Friendshipp: He is the inspector of the orphanage but lacks the perception to make a competent inspector. He is easily fooled into believing Mrs Brisket's orphanage is well- run, despite the freezing classrooms, the orphans' inadequate clothing, and their emaciation.
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Underwood at Wizard World Chicago 2013 Underwood appears as a pirate wench in the 2007 film Epic Movie, along with fellow Playmates Qiana Chase, Irina Voronina and Jillian Grace. Underwood appeared as a playmate in the 2008 comedy, House Bunny, along with fellow playmates and in 2009 was in the film The Telling with Bridget Marquardt and Holly Madison, and as herself in Miss March. In 2013 Underwood was cast in the lead role in the horror thriller Deadly Weekend (also known as Zellwood). Underwood appeared on the wedding episode of Kendra where it was announced at Kendra Wilkinson's bachelorette party that Underwood had undergone breast augmentation surgery.
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The band's songs drew heavily from their local environment of beaches, hot summers, weekends down South and even the demolition of the Scarborough Beach Hotel. In addition Keyser soaked up many influences and ventured into the realm of story-telling with his songs. In 1983 the band released a cassette entitled Live at the Subi, recorded at the Subiaco Hotel with a mobile recording truck. In 1984 the band flew to Sydney and recorded their debut single, "Lebanon", with Peter Walker (Midnight Oil and Cold Chisel producer) with the lineup of Mark Lizotte (guitar), Brett Keyser (vocals), John 'Yak' Sherrit (drums), John 'Tatt' Dalzell (bass) and Cliff Kinneen (keyboards).
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Sidney loved to listen to her parents' stories, and those of her relatives. To ensure that the dances, language, stories, and traditions of her people were recorded for future generations, Sidney started teaching Tagish traditions to schoolchildren. She assisted linguists Victor Golla, Jeff Leer and John Ritter and anthropologists Catharine McClellan and Julie Cruikshank with their research on Tagish language and traditions to ensure the Tagish language would not be lost. In teaching the craft of storytelling to her niece, Louise Profeit-LeBlanc, Sidney emphasized the need to be cognizant of the needs of the audience, preface the telling with a prayer, and seek forgiveness before offense is taken.
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There is no ministry within Spiritism; neither does it adopt or use in its meetings or in its practices any of the following: vestments, alcoholic beverages, incense, tobacco, altars, banners, candles, processions, talismans, amulets, sacraments, the making of promises and the paying of penances, horoscopes, fortune telling with cards or sea shells, pyramids, crystals, rituals or any other form of material support. However, Spiritist Centres usually are dedicated buildings, in the sense that they usually must follow some architectural guidelines. People willing to take part in mediunic meetings are often asked not to eat meat or ingest alcohol, coffee or drugs (including tobacco) beforehand, though such is not strictly forbidden.
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He has published a short stories compilation called Maa Pasalapudi Kathalu. Besides that compilation, Vamsy has written a wide variety of short stories since 1974 when he was 16 years old. His major works include Mahallo kokila, Manchupallaki, Aa Naati Vaana Chinukulu, Venditera Kathalu (original scripts of Sankarabharanam and Anveshana), Vennela Bomma, Gokulam lo Radha, Ravvala konda, Sree seetarama lanchi service Rajahmundry, Manyam rani, Rangularatnam. He has penned around 150 short stories published in swathi weekly under title "Maa Diguwa Godavari Kathalu" For his contributions to the art of story telling with a native approach through his books he was bestowed with "Sripada Puraskhaaram" at Rajamundry on 17 April 2011.
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In Hinduism, Bhajan and its Bhakti analog Kirtan, have roots in the ancient metric and musical traditions of the Vedic era, particularly the Samaveda. The Samaveda Samhita is not meant to be read as a text, it is like a musical score sheet that must be heard.Frits Staal (2009), Discovering the Vedas: Origins, Mantras, Rituals, Insights, Penguin, , pages 107-112 Other late Vedic texts mention the two scholars Shilalin (IAST: Śilālin) and Krishashva (Kṛśaśva), credited to be pioneers in the studies of ancient drama, singing and dance. The art schools of Shilalin and Krishashva may have been associated with the performance of Vedic rituals, which involved story telling with embedded ethical values.
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Clinton criticized several Arab states of the Persian Gulf in June 2016 for their funding of terrorism, saying: "It is long past time for the Saudis, the Qataris and the Kuwaitis and others to stop their citizens from funding extremist organizations. And they should stop supporting radical schools and mosques around the world that have set too many young people on a path toward extremism." The Associated Press describes her rhetoric as "a window into how a President Clinton might approach the combustible, complex Middle East: polite but harsh truth-telling, with specifics, delivered as if among friends." It was reported in 2010 that Clinton in leaked diplomatic cables described donors in Saudi Arabia as the "most significant source of funding to Sunni terrorist groups worldwide".
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In December 2007, DC Executive Editor Dan DiDio was discussing the aftermath of Death of the New Gods and pointed to the creation of Fifth World; they said, "It's the advent of the Fifth World... I think we've telegraphed so much that the New Gods are coming upon a rebirth, and the story that we’re telling with them now is a continuation of the story that was established when Kirby first conceived the concept. Talk about death—Kirby blew up worlds at the start of the series. The story started with, 'The Old Gods Died!' which made room for the New Gods—we’re picking up that thread and launching the DCU into the future." That series led into Final Crisis.
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Among his most important books are Crutch-er Colonel (Colonel on a Crutch), "Poshchimer Meghe Shonar Shingho" (Golden Lion on the Western Clouds), "Koyekti Bihbol Golpo" (Several Awe-inspiring Stories), "Kotha-Porompora" (Interviews), "Ekti Haspatal, Ekjon Nri-biggani O Koekti Bhanga Har" (A Hospital, an Anthropologist and Some Broken Bones), and "Bishorgo-te Dukkho" (M for Melancholy). Shahaduz Zaman is noted for his experimentation with short stories and a distinct style of prose writing. He combines elements of modern-day story telling with sharp observations of our society. In several of his biographical fictions such as "Ekjon Komolalebu" and "Crutch-er Colonel", he combined imagination with historical facts and analysis, and thus breaking away from the rigid definition of a novel.
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The song consists of a protracted spoken monologue, with a constantly repeated fingerstyle ragtime guitar (Piedmont style) backing and light brush-on-snare drum percussion (the drummer on the record is uncredited), bookended by a short chorus about the titular diner. (Guthrie has used the brief "Alice's Restaurant" bookends and guitar backing for other monologues bearing the Alice's Restaurant name.) The track lasts 18 minutes and 34 seconds, occupying the entire A-side of the Alice's Restaurant album. Due to Guthrie's rambling and circuitous telling with unimportant details, it has been described as a shaggy dog story. Guthrie refers to the incident as a "massacree", a colloquialism originating in the Ozark Mountains that describes "an event so wildly and improbably and baroquely messed up that the results are almost impossible to believe".
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There are certain television series that use nonlinear narrative to explore the past - or future - of one or various characters throughout its whole run. The ABC television series Lost made extensive use of nonlinear story telling, with each episode typically featuring a primary storyline on the island as well as a secondary storyline from another point in a character's life, either past or future. So does The CW's series Arrow which, in every episode, features a storyline following the life of Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) stranded in an island and a main storyline five years later in which he goes back home and decides to become a vigilante. Using a similar storytelling technique, Netflix's original series Orange Is the New Black explores the lives of the main characters in prison and also some important part of their past before they became inmates.
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" He criticized the instrumentals for being "weirdly detached, uncanny-valley version[s]" of these styles: "[Future Brown's] relationship to both these genres and the guest appearances brought into the fold is a top-down one rather than ground-level; no wonder these beats sound so pristinely lofty juxtaposed with their vocals." He also battered the quartet for using art school-level ideas to gain a huge amount of attention from the press, given that the LP's featured artists had been receiving far less popularity: " This is both telling with regards to issues of class and privilege, and also an immense shame. [...] Future Brown has failed to recognise their collaborators as innovators of long standing in their own right." Garvey wrote that "it’s about everything and nothing, partying and post-postmodernism, global street music and the New York art world, commodity fetishism and basketball," but these concepts were unidentifiable when listening to the music itself, and the songs are actually "weirdly unremarkable.
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Roman die, found in Leicestershire, England Bone die found at Cantonment Clinch (1823–1834), a fort used in the American Civil War A collection of historical dice from various regions of Asia Knucklebones die, made of steatite Dice have been used since before recorded history, and it is uncertain where they originated. It is theorized that dice developed from the practice of fortune-telling with the talus of hoofed animals, colloquially known as knucklebones. The Egyptian game of senet was played with flat two-sided throwsticks which indicated the number of squares a player could move, and thus functioned as a form of dice. Senet was played before 3000 BC and up to the 2nd century AD. Perhaps the oldest known dice were excavated as part of a backgammon-like game set at the Burnt City, an archeological site in south-eastern Iran, estimated to be from between 2800 and 2500 BC. Bone dice from Skara Brae have been dated to 3100–2400 BC. Excavations from graves at Mohenjo-daro, an Indus Valley civilization settlement, unearthed terracotta dice dating to 2500–1900 BC.Possehl, Gregory. "Meluhha".
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