They called on the gods to kick us out of Europe, and the gods swiftly granted their wish.
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"Iris, Messenger of the Gods" (1890–91) clearly stems from "Iris, Messenger of the Gods" from the west pediment.
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Prey of the Gods by Nicky Drayden South Africa has a promising future in Nicky Drayden's debut novel, Prey of the Gods.
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Ragnarok: Battle of the gods Norse mythology holds that the final battle between the gods of good and evil was fought at Ragnarok.
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"Götterdämmerung" (or "Twilight of the Gods"), the final, five-hour opera, explores the disconcerting idea that without the gods we are left alone.
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Winter of the Gods (Olympus Bound) by Jordanna Max Brodsky Jordanna Max Brodsky follows up her 2016 novel Immortals with Winter of the Gods.
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As she invites the wrath of the gods, she is forced to choose between the gods of her heritage and the mortals she's come to care for.
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Living with the Gods , by Neil MacGregor (Knopf) .
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As I see it, this level of sensible reasoning over a trademark would allow Prey for the Gods to continue "trading" as Prey for the Gods—but here we are.
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Some 53 percent of revenue at its gaming division, which operates products such as Age Of The Gods Bingo and Age Of The Gods Slots casino, came from regulated markets.
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So, not only could the gods gaze through the eye and watch over their worshippers, but worshippers could use the eye to ask for help or protection from the gods, as well.
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The subterranean world of Nibelheim appeared more real, more physical, more sweaty than that of the gods, seemingly by design; in contrast, the gods and their world occasionally seemed park-and-barky.
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In bold white text, one of the rainbow-print pieces proclaims, "We gave a party for the gods and the gods all came," while the other makes an even more explicitly sexual statement.
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The hashtag #chaffexit feels like a gift from the gods.
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"They play to the gods," he says matter of factly.
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But in the world of the gods, she's basically nothing.
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Blood and hells and all the gods, she hated flying.
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The gods of Asgard go to battle against the giants.
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WATERBURY Hammer of the Gods, Led Zeppelin tribute band. Feb.
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Valley of the Gods in Bears Ears National Monument, Utah.
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But the valuation remains in the lap of the gods.
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Pleased with her obedience, the gods granted her irrational fame.
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Why have the Gods made me love a hateful woman?
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You barely even interact with the gods popularized by Marvel.
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Ancient cultures often viewed them as messages from the gods.
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The gods of being a depressed weirdo are incredibly generous.
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BAY SHORE The Led Zeppelin Experience: Hammer of the Gods.
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Nintendo, loosely translated, means putting your faith in the gods.
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OLD SAYBROOK Hammer of the Gods, Led Zeppelin tribute band.
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The performances are also put on to please the gods.
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"He keeps getting help from the gods!" my father said.
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In Norse mythology, Odin was the highest of the gods.
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I dare the gods of travel to do their worst.
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It feels like you're unleashing the wrath of the gods.
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The gods — and Lula's parents — are not at all amused.
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They know the gods exist, they take it for granted.
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Ernest Hemingway began his career blessed lavishly by the gods.
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You have paid your tribute to the gods of chance.
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We must celebrate by offering mithai (sweets) to the gods.
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Disasters seem to be the just revenge of the gods.
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"May the gods have mercy on your soul," she says.
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It is deferential, humbled and in touch with the gods.
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"For the gods too love a joke," Socrates once quipped.
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Game of the Gods by Jay Schiffman Set in the future, Jay Schiffman's debut novel Game of the Gods follows a Federacy military commander named Max Cone, who just wants to be left alone.
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But let us also remember that the tales about the gods of Mount Olympus are fascinating precisely because the gods often abused their powers out of very human feelings of jealousy, anger and revenge.
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Perhaps most notable were the gods Ka'ahupahau and her brother Kahi'uka.
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Mortal humans were victorious, but the gods left some children behind.
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Not even the gods of Brazilian sport are immune from booing.
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It is a food of the gods, a sublime gustatory experience.
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When the gods wish to punish us they answer our prayers.
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And yet, the gods looked down upon Zac Efron with favor.
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Shadow has unwittingly been conscripted into the war between the gods.
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"Do not / tempt the gods to board your craft," Schiff warns.
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The questioning of human building projects in Chariots of the Gods?
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In July, the 50th anniversary edition of Chariots of the Gods?
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It taught me very early that even the gods are human.
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" In ancient Egypt, gold was considered the "flesh of the gods.
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The Aztecs, for instance, sacrificed humans as offerings to the gods.
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Jupiter learns that the gods, alas, can never know human love.
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The whole poem happens because the gods are always helping him.
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But it would appear the gods were in favor of Brexit.
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In Aztec culture, Teleoinan was considered the Mother of the Gods.
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He refuses to bow down to the gods of political correctness.
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They're a node that acts as the hands of the gods.
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Malraux famously said that art starts when the gods have departed.
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Every time a Targaryen is born, the gods flip a coin.
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In our wealthy neighborhood, even the gods have shut themselves in.
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Turtles are said to carry messages from humans to the gods.
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You're one of the gods' gifts to men in this country.
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If it's not given from the gods, then you make it.
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Given enough time, he argues, we might become as the gods.
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The film treats constant rainfall as a punishment from the gods.
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For some recipes, American cheese is a gift from the gods.
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Brooklyn's Epic B follows up their stellar Riddims From the Gods Vol.
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While in Winterfell's Godswood, Osha asks if Bran can hear the gods.
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As for the future, the gods know it, alone and fully enlightened.
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Ancient butter experts believe that it was once offering to the gods.
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"We thought we had committed a sin against the gods," Boateng said.
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In case you didn't know, pomade is the nectar of the gods.
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"Many people feel 'the gods must really care about me,"' he said.
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So why should the Gods favor them in the mighty Powerball, too?
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We don't know much about the gods who rule the Dishonored universe.
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The gods of content could never have foreseen this level of ingenuity.
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But the gods are dead and the machines rule in their place.
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In her Inheritance trilogy, the gods are real and walk the streets.
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Think of it as an offering to the gods of Official Paperwork.
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And who would the gods choose to die on a talk show?
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Battling the gods and monsters of Norse myth feels messy, tactile, weighted.
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VICE: Why is so much of The Gods shot inside strip clubs?
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So the younger boys will often call the older guys the Gods.
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Not exactly looking to reenact Hammer of the Gods, are we, Chris?
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There's the phrase: 'The gods blind those they want to strike down.
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Whom the gods will destroy, Cyril Connolly said, they first call promising.
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Those whom the gods will mock, first they make pompous economic forecasters.
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"It's in the lap of the Gods at the moment," he says.
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I doubt 7D is VETO, as the gods were Greek, not Italian.
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The ancient Greeks looked at life as a gift from the gods.
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Yet, in the end, the gods do look his way, or partly.
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But perhaps it is not surprising that the gods get all the luck.
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Now, however, Prey for the Gods is no more—in name, at least.
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But for the statues of the gods and the kings, they used stone.
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They refuse, they cling to the realm or the gods or love. Illusions.
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This chorus is so catchy, it must have been predestined by the gods.
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Or believes him enough to try to find the truth about the gods.
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The Norse Myths: A Guide to the Gods and Heroes By Carolyne Larrington.
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The gods, feeling itchy and bored one day, noticed this young woman's yearning.
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Ancient Egyptians made offerings to the gods before the Nile flooded in springtime.
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It's a well-known fact that Nutella is the nectar of the gods.
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My father was human, just like me, dying to live among the gods.
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Pygmalion had the privilege of creating art as a tribute to the gods.
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Prey for the Gods marks a substantial change of direction for its makers.
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You can play Shrine for the gods of lost things on its itch.
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Her makeup, hair and body was snatched to the Gods, as they say.
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"The gods have never left us," Kenner boldly argued in The Pound Era.
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The king of the gods threw her a bone and made it so.
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For better or worse, humans will have to go forward without the gods.
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Either God moves in mysterious ways, or the gods that govern television do.
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Hot and Sour Dumpling Soup Frozen dumplings are a gift from the gods.
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Persuade someone to read "Twilight of the Gods" in 50 words or less.
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Ragnarök means "Fate of the Gods" in Old Norse, according to norse-mythology.org.
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A great way to anger the gods is to call your ship unsinkable.
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"I tried to find out if the gods created the earth," he said.
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The gods took no interest in humans and were neither vindictive nor demanding.
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This is a cash offering to the gods of the Republican donor class.
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The particulars are vague, but the primary differences between the gods and the mortals are that the gods live for a very long time; they can transform into magical, computer-generated beasts; and they are much taller than the average human.
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It was not the nectar of the gods I had been led to believe.
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Within Valletta, Fort Ricasoli served as the Gate of the Gods of King's Landing.
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Ragnarok may be the doom of the Gods, but it affects pretty much everyone.
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Hipnotik Tradisi by Black Merlin is out now on Island of the Gods Recordings.
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Giants, elves, dwarves and humans appear only as guest characters in the gods' stories.
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Every now and then, the internet is handed a blank palatte by the gods.
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Even the gods gave Oedipus a choice; or is that choice only ever Hobson's?
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The ritual is believed to refresh spiritual bonds between the people and the gods.
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Nashville hot chicken is the food of the gods and the Smokey's are heaven.
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"Actually, I'm reading a book called Twelve Against the Gods, by Bolitho," he said.
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It's not even noon, but the takes are terrible and the gods want justice.
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The most interesting thing this mini-run accomplishes is its depiction of the gods.
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Of course, whether precipitation then actually materializes remains in the lap of the gods.
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It fills up and empties out and the gods still wait, implacable and unknowable.
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Unfortunately, in the United States, we have been seduced by the gods of punishment.
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What do the gods do when their creations become more powerful than their makers?
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If she's the Stephen Sondheim of computer trainers, let the gods of advancement know.
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The Chamber of Commerce and the Gods of the Hedge Funds want cheap labor.
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Praise the gods, there's a headphone jack and USB-C port with fast charging!
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They want to defeat time, because they want to steal fire from the gods.
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And even the gods who feature only briefly in these retellings have distinctive voices.
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Sure, truth is unstable, stories don't need resolution, the gods are dead, etc. etc.
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I need to go back to Mexico and talk to the gods down there.
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Greenfield turns the gods of capitalism into humans, then places them next to their worshipers.
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The gods normally drink a lot of beer, so that would be a massive cauldron.
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In anguish, she ran to Mount Sipylus to beg the gods to end her pain.
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Unluckily for the gods, she uses her solitude as an opportunity to hone her power.
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At the time, though, we striving neophytes thought, May the gods bless the good professor.
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His "Mama Will Provide" is the Broadway showstopper of the season — the gods are good.
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"I called the gods of Vevo and I said 'take that down now,'" she said.
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Ancient TimesSexually transmitted infections have been considered a punishment by the gods since Mesopotamian times.
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What was interesting to me is that he wasn't one of the gods of bullfighting.
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What better tribute could Silva pay to the gods of MMA, rapping, or King's County?
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One of the gods shows up as Lucille Ball, I guess, at a Walmart, right?
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They celebrated it in May to ask the gods for rain and for good harvests.
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Parnell was tight-lipped on who or what the Gods of the game's name are.
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And the gods smiled upon us and let the human Biden and puppy Biden meet.
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Is it that sometimes the gods choose complete duds to be their conduits for change?
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The Romans named it after the speedy messenger of the gods (Hermes to the Greeks).
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Seeing them now rebuilding temples and monasteries, worshiping the gods, worshiping Confucius, it's so ironic.
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According to an old proverb, whom the gods want to destroy they first make mad.
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Giants fans seem to harbor a belief in the goodness of the gods of fate.
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So it's pretty obvious that he gets a lot of help directly from the gods .
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I mean, if the gods of base tropes didn't ... They'd have to invent him, right?
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It's like another version of the idea that we're toys that the gods play with.
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Thousands of supporters took to Twitter to offer up 140-character prayers to the gods.
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In the ancient world, even monuments to the gods contained physical imperfections, a simple metaphor.
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Thank the gods for Pilla B, one of the city's most fun and vibrant artists.
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Those whom the gods wish to destroy, they first tout as countries of the future.
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Emmanuel Macron has chosen as his model none other than Jupiter, king of the gods.
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Diana's mother tells her she's not fierce enough to wield a sword from the gods.
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Ambrosia, in Greek mythology, is the food or drink of the gods and confers immortality.
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REPORTER : I keep thinking over my life, wondering what I did to anger the gods.
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Buckhorn said he "realized that the gods were smiling" on the city when dawn broke.
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This started a war among the gods, who honestly fought about anything in those days.
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Hiranyakashayap believed he was the ruler of the universe and superior to all the gods.
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CNN, local, MSNBC, even the gods-honest BBC were airing truncated snippets of the interview.
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Parents who "placate the gods of vaccination" are engaging in "child sacrifice," he told Vox.
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It is the chicken noodle soup of the gods—and that's true any time of year.
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Forging the Gods continues through May 11th at Transfer #ONCANAL pop-up (423 Broadway, Soho, Manhattan).
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Fittingly, Hera is the Greek queen of the gods, and seen as the goddess of women.
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In the red corner, Kim Kardashian West, kontoured to the gods, at a high-profile event.
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C. Fields If the gods had intended us to vote they would have given us candidates.
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Do I tell my friend Phoibe that my pet eagle is a gift from the gods?
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Ray, before his death, told Clegane that the gods had a reason for keeping him alive.
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But it dovetails nicely with the deeply weird, often squicky relationship between the gods and humans.
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In 2004, Republicans viewed the specter of gay marriage as a political gift from the gods.
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The Shapers, or "the Gods", set out to create the world of Anthem in nine days.
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He has called this model "Jupiterian", a reference to the ancient Roman king of the gods.
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This is the Megadonna creating herself from nothing, then creating the Gods, or planets, around her.
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In deep anguish, she ran to Mount Sipylus to beg the gods to end her pain.
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When it comes to the gods of finance, few people reach the stratosphere of Ray Dalio .
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At the center of all that gore, if the gods are good, will be Sansa Stark.
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Under the rule of the gods, the kingdom of Quandis has existed in peace for years.
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Last summer in Hinckley, the gods unleashed a torrent straight out of the legend of Noah.
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Like Chazokov says, the gods are a representation of the utmost thing she cannot understand: herself.
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The average person is powerless and depends for survival on the good will of the gods.
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That challenges the old ideas that our fate is being decided 'out there' by the gods.
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They are used as a bridge to the gods, a way to communicate with the spirits.
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The gods may not reward hubris, but Reddit certainly does, and America is gagged for subterfuge.
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I have a picture of the gods Radha and Krishna, who were lovers, in my bedroom.
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And when the gods of Tock are unkind to him, he simply tweaks his travel plans.
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For anyone curious about classical Indian dance, the annual Dancing the Gods festival warrants a visit.
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The gods Shullat and Hanish were going before him, bearing his throne over mountain and land.
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"I needed to make human sacrifices to appease the said deities, or the gods," he said.
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They built the stylized houses for the gods, erected the statues and sculpted the temple doors.
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And we can't forget that Ariana Grande has always given us long ponytails for the gods.
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From countless walls and columns, vandals had hacked away the heads and legs of the gods.
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Saturday's rituals were about transforming him into a "Devaraja", or a divine embodiment of the gods.
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But alas, the Gods had only cooked up yet another cruel joke for our perennial underdogs.
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In the Rapa Nui community, the sculptures are sacred, memorializing their ancestors and relationship with the gods.
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So it really fit the idea of this distinguished, extremely powerful, almost blessed-by-the-gods warrior.
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The gods basically live to break human hearts while sipping nectar from their thrones on Mount Olympus.
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The masses, on the other hand, could not hear the gods at all; they could only believe.
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The main dancer represents the Megadonna, the mother and creator of all the Gods in the universe.
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As people stop believing, the gods lose power, and new gods emerge to reflect what we value.
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The Gods like to test those who go to war with the Thais in a boxing ring.
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"These missions are in the hands of the gods," said Colonel Alvaro Cardozo, one of the police.
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By the time Europeans discovered the Mayans, chocolate was not just for the gods and the rich.
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Ivar Wigan's The Gods is showing through June 19 at Little Big Man Gallery in Los Angeles.
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The gods of family-friendly films won't be sending down lighting bolts to turn bad robots good.
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At points both arms are held triumphantly above his baseball-capped head, fingers reaching towards the gods.
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On Wednesday, the Sun meets your planetary ruler Mercury, the messenger of the Gods, providing mental clarity.
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He also swears his chemistry with Audrina was the real deal, for which we thank the gods.
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Hera, queen of the gods, who was supposedly born in Samos, was also a symbol of asylum.
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Even if the gods do flip a coin, the results aren't so clear as heads or tails.
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"She was not only female, but also on the top of all the gods," said Mr. Hongo.
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This novel's motto could almost have come from Sophocles: Youth, which the gods adore, dies at 29.
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Experts say people bought them to show their gratitude to the gods, or to enhance their prayers.
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"You could say the gods aren't hearing my prayers," he says, softening his words with a smile.
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That's where the title "Ragnarok" — in Norse mythology, the apocalyptic final battle of the gods — comes in.
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It was a blind spot, a vulnerability, that could be exploited in the war against the gods.
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And we all know that queen Ariana Grande has always given us long ponytails for the gods.
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Those extras are gone, replaced, in part, by features that bow to the gods of e-commerce.
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At the feet lay two buckets of silver and gold confetti discs like offerings to the gods.
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She's a master of hand-to-hand combat; her weapons of choice were forged by the gods.
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In the meantime, pilgrims will continue to be at risk, trusting in the gods to protect them.
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"These 'Coffin Texts' tend to situate the deceased in the world of the gods," Dr. Willems said.
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The truth was that the fabled world of the gods was the real one, while the supposedly actual world inhabited by human beings was an illusion, and maya , the veil of illusion, was the magic by which the gods persuaded men and women that their illusory world was real.
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"It's all in the lap of the gods as to whether they follow it through properly," he said.
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You've fed them the best deep conditioners, removed all knots and tangles, and scrunched them to the gods.
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The pagans have gathered at the burial mound to pay homage to the gods through music and dance.
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What cruelties would I accept, or even defend, if the gods literally decreed it necessary for human survival?
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That's because things like technology and comfort are often sacrificed on the altar to the gods of speed.
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"I love the idea of Billy being this kind of messenger sent from the gods," Mr. Deacon said.
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It was refreshing to come across someone who did what he did without shouting it to the gods.
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He tried holding his breath so long his ears exploded, and even the gods assumed he was dead.
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At the time of his death, he was working on a new film, The Wrath of the Gods.
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I've passed that time where I feel pressure to really beat my face for the gods every day.
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They are evil men, driven by greed, soured by malice, despising the gods and caring only for themselves.
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For the most part the frescos tell glorious tales of the gods and goddesses of the Hindu pantheon.
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The hammer of the gods proceeded to come down from investors, the U.S. government, partners and the public.
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In ancient Greece, mead was the drink of the gods, sent to Earth from the heavens as dew.
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"We believe it is a mystical gift from the gods," says Anna Obropta, production liaison for Wonder Woman.
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Ariana Grande delivered a musical performance worthy of the gods at the MTV Video Music Awards on Monday.
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As the brain hemispheres became integrated, humans began to perceive the gods' voices as their own internal dialogue.
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The Gods shortfall could spell a one-two punch for Lionsgate and Butler both at the box office.
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Head down to your village's local high temple and consult the gods on what your numbers should be.
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Take a look at the gallery for everything you need to know about the gods of American Gods.
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After their believers died or were subsumed into American culture, the gods were stripped of their former power.
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Honey wine was once regarded as the beverage of the gods, considered by many as a potent aphrodisiac.
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That is, some relation to the gods that is not simply what we can figure out by ourselves.
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The stories often ran something like this: God, or the gods, created the world, and it was good.
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Fire has held a certain mystical power in the human mind since Prometheus stole it from the gods.
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But its formation dates to the legend of the evil king Mayadenawa, who forbade prayer to the gods.
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After repeating, "He gets a lot of help from the gods ," my father sat back in his chair.
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Practicing Hindus come to the temple to pray and ask the gods for their blessing and good luck.
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"In Greek, there is the word 'hubris' and it is the curse of the gods," Mr. Collomb said.
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" The speech is rife with incendiary language: • "Those whom the gods wish to destroy, they first make mad.
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On Sunday, your planetary ruler Mercury, the messenger of the Gods, stations direct—Mercury retrograde is finally over!
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Scandals rocked some of its biggest institutions; around the fountain there was a twilight-of-the-gods feeling.
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Her characters are tested not by the gods but by other elements, no less absolute in their pronouncements.
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They not only quote the life of the gods or the divinities, but they actually become those gods.
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All that can be said for sure is that the gods inhabiting the Sacred Cenote were not choosy.
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Whomever Johnson might have meant for the gods to destroy, this was no purely rhetorical threat in 1866.
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We were on the set of 'Jumanji' in Hawaii, and it really was like calling on the gods.
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The world above ground is broken, the seasons out of joint thanks to the absence of the gods.
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I enjoyed both versions of Erich von Däniken's classic "Chariots of the Gods" (I watched the movie first).
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Alistair Overeem looks like he was created by the gods to provide humanity evidence of an anatomical ideal.
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After all, it's a genre based around technology, around things someone has built, not gifts from the gods.
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But only if you believe the myth that your fellow humans are kinder and wiser than the gods.
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He has said France needs a "Jupiter-like" president: remote and dignified, like the Roman king of the gods.
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This exhibit, like most of the exhibits in the park, is based on the book Chariots of the Gods?
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"We have also the world's first multimedia interactive exhibition of Erich von Däniken's Chariots of the Gods," added Reichart.
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The gods were often given offerings of beer, especially Tjenenet, the ancient Egyptian goddess of both beer and childbirth.
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Supposedly, the first knock was to get the gods' attention and the second knock was to say thank you.
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The AI-powered art exhibition Forging the Gods portrays the interaction between humans and machines in a nuanced manner.
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That's because — as if fated by the gods — One Direction was born on the eve of social media dominance.
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When she returns home from exile, she finds her husband murdered by vikings, an apparent sacrifice to the gods.
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Norse mythology makes mention of a ship called Naglfar that ferries brave warriors to face off against the gods.
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The poor lad who was almost sacrificed by Melisandre as a ritual sacrifice to the gods to help Stannis?
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It renews as it destroys; with its destruction it brings an epiphany about the universe, the gods, or God.
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The Hammer of Thor, book two in his Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard series, was also nominated.
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The gods of Hollywood will never give him a chance, but his fans would have the chance with Bond.
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That Trump is in Scotland today can be read as nothing other than a screaming warning from the gods.
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In deep anguish, she ran to Mount Sipylus to beg the gods to put an end to her pain.
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The orientation is deliberate: builders in 1617 did not want to anger the gods by erecting a perfect building.
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They were placed on opposite sides of the sky by the gods to keep them away from one other.
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Pasola begins after the gods send the Nyla worms up from the Underworld, usually sometime between February and March.
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As Meador asserts, Inanna exists both in the realm of the gods and the realm of the individual soul.
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We can only hope for a Cars 4, in which we meet the gods of this particular Pixar universe.
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The reality-television, big-reveal style of the "Gods in Color" exhibition is certainly effective at upending our preconceptions.
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Entreating the gods to spare him, the king has vowed to sacrifice the first person he sees on shore.
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You solve satisfying environmental puzzles that Atreus says were put in place by the gods to keep out humans.
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Laird, who grew up during the Troubles, is well acquainted with the gods and ghosts that populate Northern Ireland.
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While browsing Reddit one day, he came across Thornhill and Talbott's video Thunderbolts of the Gods, an EU primer.
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In the same year that 2001 hit theatres, Erich von Däniken published his bestselling book Chariots of the Gods?
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You get the gods, the courts, the aristocrats, and, in the case of "Poppea," you get Nero's imperial court.
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He shouted and he bawled, at his players and at the officials, at the situation and at the gods.
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Golan explains that in this myth, Argus Panoptes could see everything—a watcher both for and against the gods.
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We can only thank the gods of theater to have put the play's harrowing final scene in her hands.
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In "Das Rheingold," Wotan dreams of Valhalla, the castle he is having built as a stronghold for the gods.
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Located just outside the Garden of the Gods, this Army Installation is another ruggedly beautiful spot to call home.
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Is the preacher reprimanding your devotion, is she praising the gods' humanity, is this a call for spiritual revolt?
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Now it feels like he could play to 50, if the gods of injury and scandal keep their distance.
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The relatively slow playing conditions on this nip-in-the-air evening were no gift from the gods, either.
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The designer revealed to Vogue that his collection was inspired by the gods, pharaohs, and queens of Ancient Egypt.
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Socrates kept going, explaining that it was his mission from the gods to encourage everyone to care for themselves.
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Here, then, the characters are seemingly gifted with a time machine, which gives them the power of the gods — the power to grant and take life by changing the past — but as humans always do when given the power of the gods in myth and legend, they immediately start fumbling about, wreaking havoc.
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Imagine if the gods of Olympus gathered in a swanky New York hotel room to gossip about your love life.
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Susanna Coffey: Crimes of the Gods continues at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects (208 Forsyth Street, Manhattan) through June 30.
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But if they don't, you might consider invoking the gods of commerce to aid you in your quest for profitability.
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Finally, put the relevant stuff back in the drawer and offer a moment of thanks to the Gods of Tidiness.
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Many believe these games are only for Japanese players, who are perceived as the "Gods" of these highly mechanical games.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The word Teotihuacán comes from the Aztecs and translates to birthplace of the gods.
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Thompson's Island of the Gods released LP saw him working with field recordings captured on an expedition through Bali, Indonesia.
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They've gotten more expensive over the years, but their white sauce is basically manna from the gods, so it's okay.
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In about 2000 I wrote a piece about Linux on PDAs, sacrificing my Compaq iPad to the gods of homebrew.
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Plus the hackers perfecting the art of getting free stuff, and why civilisations create the gods that suit their needs.
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Every beat felt the same: the gods had done something to anger Kratos, and he set out to kill them.
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In their own way, the gods were telling me that I wouldn't be disappointed—and they were right on point.
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Such a breathtaking countryside view, you can hear "roll tide" be whispered by the gods & banjos coming from up above.
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Prey for the Gods looks stunning, even in the far-from-finished forms it has been showcased in, so far.
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But weather reached a wild peak Monday, with the city's beloved Space Needle copping a blow direct from the Gods.
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If both parents are flying, cross your fingers and pray to the Gods for a row of three to yourselves.
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An earlier conversation with Margaery, who talks up the Sparrow, pushes him over the edge of obedience to the gods.
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Emma Thompson is a lot of things: an actress, a dame, a life force bequeathed to humanity by the gods.
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In northern India, the pair circles the fire seven times, each representing a specific blessing they ask of the gods.
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The iconic sandstone formations, known as the Garden of the Gods, are located at the highest elevation of the race.
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They came into existence after the world of the old gods, the gods of classical mythology, was destroyed during Ragnarok.
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Instead, they've taken a juicy ham and glazed it in the ultimate nectar of the gods: Mountain Dew Baja Blast.
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But if the gods are really monsters and the great beyond is a killing field, what is to be done?
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When a pharaoh dies, he passes into djet , which is the time of the gods, the temples, and the pyramids.
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Wigan's photography series, The Gods, is a celebration of the culture and community around hip-hop in the American South.
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The Gods in Color exhibit travelled the world between 2003–15, after its initial display at the Glyptothek in Munich.
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For whatever reason the gods have seen fit to curse Nurmagomedov and, by association, Ferguson, and, by looser association, us.
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No, not a woman, something that the gods forgot they made, or forgot to tell men, maybe for the best.
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George's book features one, Ambrosia, named after the food of the gods, which has clinics in San Francisco and Tampa.
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It is also important because it offers the earliest descriptions of the gods that Chinese worshiped in that formative period.
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PLAYING TO THE GODS Sarah Bernhardt, Eleonora Duse, and the Rivalry That Changed Acting Forever By Peter Rader 277 pp.
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I consider ice cream to be a gift from the gods, and I stash small chocolates in too many drawers.
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Or, equally likely, it will be a casualty of the anti-establishment war, a sacrifice to the gods of populism.
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They may not be able to speak for the gods, but they can deliver reports on news, traffic and weather.
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In the "Enuma Elish," the Mesopotamian origin story, warfare among the gods ends in penal servitude for the losing side.
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Zeus, who did not get to be king of the gods by being obtuse, immediately called in an impartial judge.
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And the pitcher in fact looks like he's throwing with his weaker arm, not the one touched by the gods.
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This, Balanchine made clear to his interpreters, is the call from Zeus — Apollo's father and the king of the gods.
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Whether or not they anger the gods, they remain a source of disappointment to those who try to do right.
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Every few generations, just for fun, the gods give us a new set of equipment that radically alters the game.
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These alcoholic beverages were very popular and important for the holy act of blót, a Norse sacrifice to the gods.
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" Kij Johnson on The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath: "All of the dreamers are men, all of the gods are men.
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He took on Greek mythology again in 2011's Immortals, where he was upgraded to the king of the gods, Zeus.
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Then Hammer of the Gods came out and they realized that a genre was being created of rock 'n' roll memoir.
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On Monday, the gods of Netflix announced that the second season of 13 Reasons Why is officially dropping on May 18.
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The gods then revel in Baldur's newfound resilience, performing all manner of violence to his body that Baldur merrily shrugs off.
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And Bran is the gods-damn NSA: he's been listening in on just about everything that happens in your brain, apparently.
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Like so many things we are often promised (still waiting, Frank!!!!!!!), it never materialized, but sometimes the gods smile upon us.
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During Akitu people keen to curry favour with the gods would promise to repay their debts and to return borrowed objects.
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Their hunt throws them into conflict with bands of mercenaries, corrupt police officers, and some of the gods that inhabit Dinétah.
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Anthropological research suggests that the gods who watch over small societies tend to demand only that people show deference to them.
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Per FOX31, the bear surprised runners as they made their way through the Garden of the Gods park in Colorado Springs.
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Bali's business community is hoping the king's visit will encourage more Middle East tourists to visit the "Island of the gods".
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An Egyptian pharaoh was assured by his father in about 2010BC that the gods had made fish for humans to eat.
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Mr Kaufmann's breath-control is phenomenal, and his pianissimo singing is so beautifully focused that it carries effortlessly to the gods.
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Here, at least, the gods seem to be smiling: the weather forecast in Paris is for a week of bright sunshine.
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Shadow Moon is confused, and so are readers, until the moment Gaiman and the gods see fit to clue us in.
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Twelve Against the Gods: The Story of Adventure is an obscure, out-of-print treatise by William Bolitho, published in 1929.
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Participants in Colorado's 10-mile Garden of the Gods run were interrupted mid-trot by an unregistered racer: a wild bear.
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"The gods gave us many gifts one day you'll know them all," says her mom, Queen Hippolyta, played by Connie Nielsen.
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Which of Sophia Marlowe's story lines are spun from thin air, to satisfy the gods of plot, rising action, and climax?
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But if it's going to get the rock out of the ground, he thought, let's offer a llama to the gods.
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The gods of content could never have foreseen this level of ingenuity It's entirely unclear how long this video stay online.
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The project was code-named Prometheus, after the Titan from Greek mythology who stole the secret of fire from the gods.
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Dr. Splitstoser says he thinks the people of Huaca Prieta possibly used the textiles to wrap up offerings to the gods.
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Frank is a Promethean figure, and what happens once the gods are overthrown is scary and unsettling as well as fun.
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The gods of myth never seem to break a sweat when they sprout an elephant head, goat hooves or swan's wings.
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"I just felt it was time," Mr. Kluger said, although the gods seemed determined to make him wait a little longer.
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But it seems to me that our hunger for this is precisely why the gods of mass entertainment invented episodic television.
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This training included areas such as plant lore, herbalism, history of the gods and goddesses, rites and rituals, and the like.
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Exit polls were looking great, and we didn't feel like we were tempting the gods by having a glass of champagne.
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Two of the gods in my pantheon were born within almost a week of each other: Patti Smith and David Bowie.
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Aeschylus had a different version of events, attributing the alphabet to Prometheus: writing, like fire, was a gift from the gods.
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Irisin, first identified in 2012 and named for Iris, the gods' messenger in Greek mythology, is produced by muscles during exercise.
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Luckily, I found phrases of length 13 and 11 for MALT and HOPS, respectively, thereby appeasing the gods of crossword symmetry.
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Prometheoarchaeum is a member of a subgroup called Asgard archaea - named for the dwelling place of the gods in Norse mythology.
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In Norse mythology, Loki is the uninvited 20173th guest at a feast for the gods, and he causes plenty of chaos.
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Footpaths covered with crackling leaves lead past silent houses dedicated to the gods, their interiors molded like a large animal's intestines.
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Auctioned by: Gooding & Co.Estimated price: $12 million to $16 million Steve McQueen has become one of the gods of car collecting.
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The gold used on the exterior of the coffin was associated in ancient Egypt with the gods and the divinized dead.
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Scholars tend to agree that Tollund Man's killing was some kind of ritual sacrifice to the gods—perhaps a fertility offering.
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You're always up against this limit that is secured by nothing—not by truth, not by the Gods, not by will.
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The highest peaks on each island are considered sacred in Hawaiian culture because they represent the realms of the gods and goddesses.
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Here, as Democracy makes clear in a wonderful discussion between the gods Athena, Apollo and Dionysus, was something new in the world.
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Besides being a symbol of respect, the Japanese see fruit in spiritual terms, regularly offering it to the gods at home alters.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. On February 13, 1974, the gods of light entertainment blessed us with a gift.
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This all feels like an act of sheer hubris, like I've stolen fire from the gods without learning how to control it.
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Antigone is a heroine not just because she offers her family the proper respect, but because she offers respect to the gods.
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Ok people, I just left the theater and KNOW for CERTAIN that the GODS have seen fit to BLESS us with #WONDERWOMAN.
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Dyeu (to shine) not only yielded day and diary but deity and divine, plus the gods' names Jove, Jupiter, Zeus and Tiu.
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Maybe it's the Mount Olympus of indie film: It's where the gods convene to decide the fate of us movie-viewing pleebs.
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Just as the Greeks enjoyed tales of romantic entanglements with the gods, we voyeuristically enjoy being titillated by romantic couplings like these.
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In the mythology, Baldur's death begins a period of chaos where most of the gods, including his parents Odin and Freya, die.
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But if the gods of Hollywood were no longer in charge, if the fans were the deciders, it'd be very, very different.
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To improve my odds, a co-worker added Dead of Knight to her cart as well should the gods smile upon her.
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What did they do to piss off the gods so much that they're buried under a hundred feet of mud right now?
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Across Mumbai, an estimated 2000,000 such cow-handlers, most of them women, offer passing Hindus a convenient way to please the gods.
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The struggles over the ring lead to love, betrayal and death, as well as the end of the rule of the gods.
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Prometheus may have stolen fire from the gods, but even he couldn't have pinched the flame from this smartphone-controlled candle. Why?
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Had I really needed to revel in my good luck, gloating before the gods, daring them to rob me of my fortune?
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Yes. He could title even an inventive, violently erotic figure—headless, with spread legs—"Iris, Messenger of the Gods" (modelled in 21884).
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Colorado is home to countless beautiful natural destinations, but Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs is certainly among the most picturesque.
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For the first time, anyone with the desire could sing the names of the Gods and have a direct experience with divinity.
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Wednesday evening during CNN's climate change town hall, the gods of politicking looked down on Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, and they smiled.
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Beto O'Rourke and Julián Castro both played their parts perfectly, genuflecting to the gods of multiculturalism by speaking Spanish during the debate.
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In the Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the gods was so irritated by the racket caused by humans that he exterminated them.
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Kim Yong-hwa's delirious fantasy "Along With the Gods: The Two Worlds" is a harmless romp flirting at profundity without coming close.
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As if the gods were responding in kind, the skies opened and poured torrential rains across the land, ruining the year's harvest.
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Season 2 is more about asking questions of Shadow, because he's got to become more proactive, and concentrating on the gods themselves.
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But, Mayor notes, these benefits were reserved solely for the gods—when automated machines came down to earth, the populace was more wary.
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These different thoughts came to the foreground when I recently saw Susanna Coffey: Crimes of the Gods at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects.
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Loki the trickster is smart and devious, and frequently causes trouble for the gods for his own gain or simply for his amusement.
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You also have Mercury in Gemini; Mercury is known as the messenger of the gods, so the planet represents the ways you communicate.
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It's a fantastic movie about aliens, not the gods of original Norse mythology — if there even is such a thing as "original" mythology.
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Alone, Circe is liberated from restrictions (gender norms exist among the gods, too) and can develop as both a witch and an individual.
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Mr Miller: "The Death of the Gods" is full of the stories of people who realised that amazing opportunities were at their fingertips.
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It sounded like celestial theme music fit for the gods formed from the golden magma spurting from the giant caldera of Olympus Mons.
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It was a symbol of what might lay in store from the gods if an Olympic contender were to break his sacred vow.
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If it weren't for his prompt, we never would haven seen them handfasting and saying their vows to the gods of the Faith.
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At the end of the day, any combination of wine and cheese is a win — after all, it's the nectar of the gods.
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Unlike in other cultures' takes on the end of the world, the gods are in for it, too, right alongside their mortal subjects.
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It was at this time that the gods' enemies, from wolves to giants to dragons, joined forces to overtake and destroy the world.
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But he also has an offer for the Spartan: Stay loyal to the gods from here on out and all will be forgiven.
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But when it comes to our parents, our country, or the gods, it is less clear just what we should "return" to them.
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In the Hindu samudra manthan, the gods churned sap and ocean water to form milk, from which Surabhi, the Cow of Plenty, emerged.
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Now we're the gods, reinventing ourselves online in the hope of bringing order to a realm we can't quite keep under our control.
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Uttarakhand, home to the city of Rishikesh and a self-professed "abode of the Gods" has long been a center for yoga tourism.
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In the first couple hours, we didn't find evidence of a single quick-time event (and you can thank the gods for that).
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"The gods are pussies," Armistice remarks, after biting off one man's finger and mowing down a half dozen others with a stolen gun.
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Proponents of this theory claim that Samhain, which also takes place on October 31, was prime time for offering humans to the gods.
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Is it glory in the power of fire that Greek legend says Prometheus stole from the gods so that humans could surpass them?
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Like, this album is seriously going to be like the moment when Prometheus stole fire from the gods and brought it to earth.
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Weed and dry ice go in one end and superfine weed dust sprinkles out the other, like the powdered sugar of the gods.
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On "Where the Gods Are in Peace," the group's album due next week, the full-length "Gold Rush" runs for 11 funky minutes.
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Indonesia Dispatch JAMBI, Indonesia — When the flowers could no longer summon the gods, the healer knew it was time to leave the forest.
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He was controlled by the gods who favored Michael Jordan his entire career, who openly conspired to destroy Patrick Ewing at every turn.
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Vallée's conclusion is basically the reverse of Erich von Däniken's thesis in "Chariots of the Gods," published to better sales the prior year.
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Elpenor's desire for his story to outlive him highlights the human desire to achieve some mark of the immortality reserved for the gods.
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To write "Twilight of the Gods," Steven Hyden, who was born in the 19803s, spent time immersing himself in the music he loves.
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There is a bed inside, so some say the emperor lies down with his ancestors and enters into spiritual communion with the gods.
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They named it Prometheoarchaeum syntrophicum, referring to the Greek mythological figure Prometheus who created humankind from clay and stole fire from the gods.
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It tells us that we cannot win them all, not just because of the statistical gods, but because of the gods of creation.
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" That same day, he alleged she remarked on his Ankh necklace and asked if he was going to "summon fertility from the gods.
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Sure, Wagner talked about VALHALLA, but I tend to think of Led Zeppelin when I hear about the hall of the gods. 60D.
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How thrilling they are, with the gods bent over, howling, in the skies and the storm shattering the earth like a clay pot.
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The lines are divided between the gods of hell (Persephone, Morrigan, Baphomet, Dionysus) and those loyal to Ananke, like Baal, Sakhmet, and Woden.
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In many cultures, the darkening of the sun meant the gods were very, very angry with humanity, and about to inflict some punishment.
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But before he could get the words out, he saw his hero, PRESCRIBED BY THE GODS, appear right in front of his eyes.
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"It is a pre-Hispanic craft drink: drink of the gods", says Hortensia, who has been selling this drink for seven years in Tepozotlán.
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The area was once the epicenter of the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan - a gruesome site where human sacrifices were performed to honor the gods.
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I was being interviewed by Stephen Davis for [his Led Zeppelin biography] Hammer of the Gods, which was the first best-selling rock book.
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People come to give offerings of food to the Gods in the temple—there are thousands of people and rows and rows of food.
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The plot centers on Wotan, ruler of the gods — who, despite wielding tremendous power, seems unsure of himself and makes almost comically shortsighted deals.
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They are, in a sense, the gods of the industry, their actions and influence trickling down through the other circles of the film community.
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God forbid she doesn't have long hair, a face beat to the gods, and dressed like she's on her way to a glamorous photoshoot.
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It took him four years to secure the rights to "The Gods Must Be Crazy," which had been released in South Africa in 1980.
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The fact that I was new to producing and the gods were aligned—it could have been a complete train wreck, but it wasn't.
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Themyscira is home to the Amazons, a race of women created by the gods to show mankind what sort of greatness they can achieve.
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In Homer's account of the Trojan War, Aeneas is a minor character who is repeatedly spared by the gods because of his great destiny.
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So take your pick: you can see the future as lying in the lap of the gods—or in our map of the odds.
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WITH all of the gods in the Himalayas celebrating Shiva's wedding, goes the Tamil myth, the Earth started to tilt perilously towards the north.
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On the cusp of summer, Rome is sweltering, and the relief of the balmy evening makes the travelling spectators give thanks to the gods.
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Loki is no all-powerful Tom Hiddleston, but merely the smartest and most danger-prone of the gods: alternately shrewd, afraid and extremely condescending.
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"As long as I do stand-up in the spirit of the gods, the comedy gods that came before me, I'm protected," he says.
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Trolls should always remember that they really don't know who they're messing with and could very well be invoking the wrath of the gods.
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Boonlai went on to become a two-weight champ at Lumpinee Stadium, and bested some of the gods and titans of the Golden Age.
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Like, we're gonna put her in this high-collared dress, but she still has cheekbones that can cut glass and skin of the gods.
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Pocari Sweat has a weird name and tastes like seltzer if you added some sulfates and 60g of high fructose nectar of the Gods.
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There's often no answer; hear enough such bands and ask the question often enough, and a healthy respect for the gods of arbitrariness emerges.
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LONDON — If the jeweler Ara Vartanian had asked the gods for a muse, he could not have gotten a better one than Kate Moss.
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Not only did they use it as a currency, they also buried themselves in gold, believing it to be the flesh of the gods.
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The God of the Old Testament was fairly communicative, and the gods of the Hindu pantheon made frequent appearances, at least for a while.
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Marino says the gods of Norse Paganism provide an example we can aspire to because much like us mortals, their gods are hardly perfect.
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"Dandelion root is like the nectar of the gods for your skin because of its ability to support the liver's detoxification process," Therese notes.
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Asia and America O'Hara (Raymond Braun) were also excellent in tattered jackets and contouring that was, as the kids say, beat for the gods.
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Rain is not something sent from the "gods," but the precise mixture of certain weather and atmospheric conditions, as China is already experimenting with.
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