Glued to my seat by the G-force, I watched the heavens above me become the heavens below me as we were suddenly flying upside down.
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Never let the heavens, their earth, leave you without help.
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It was a simple environment, and then the heavens crumbled.
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You are shining in the heavens you so loved now!
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Elsewhere, lanterns silently float through the air toward the heavens.
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For that alone, we should thank the heavens for Twitter.
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So Jesús Vicuña, 17, made a deal with the heavens.
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I guess in the future everyone sleeps groins to the heavens.
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Then the heavens can collapse on our heads all they want.
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Similar unrepeated signals have since been noted elsewhere in the heavens.
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So concerned parties are looking to the heavens for an answer.
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Plus, the heavens don't always work instantly, so give things time.
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There is a spot in the heavens that is unusually cold.
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Vitas screams to the heavens, and an adoring crowd scream back.
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Before he strolls offstage, he launches his guitar toward the heavens.
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My prayers sent to the heavens above for all the families.
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I want to share my love of the heavens with others.
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"Now, all we can do is beg the heavens," she said.
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She shook her fists at the heavens as the audience cheered.
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It points to the heavens, and to the God I serve.
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The humans gave ducks the heavens, the rivers, and water slides.
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Their job is to scan the heavens, looking for something interesting.
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And those incomes at the top have shot to the heavens.
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The heavens, no matter how high, are still caked with mud.
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"With our view of 'Earthrise,' we could see that the Earth and the heavens were no longer divided but that the Earth is in the heavens," Campbell said in a 1979 interview with The New York Times.
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We wrote letters, signed petitions, and prayed to the heavens for salvation.
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And always continue to grow, stronger and higher reaching towards the heavens.
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Second, the number of objects in the heavens is about to rocket.
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Beneath the Heavens is a travelogue in the broadest sense of the
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Universe proved that the camera could be a telescope to the heavens.
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God created the heavens and earth and showered us with golden love.
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The heavens themselves, though, have over that time become significantly more pedestrian.
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It's a quiet day in the heavens on this Friday the 13th!
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"Birds occupy a region that we humans don't — the heavens," he said.
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Then, he floats towards the heavens, gold light emanating from his head.
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Take time to look up to the heavens and say thank you.
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I flew out of there howling to the heavens my humble revenge.
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Look, thee, to the heavens, and behold their sweet and cherubic faces.
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When the foundations tremble, He is changeless, immovable – eternal in the heavens.
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In the beginning, the emoji gods created the heavens and the earth.
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When did the heavens abandon you and a hell took over instead?
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To make up for yesterday's madness, the heavens are ultra quiet today.
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We would stumble into more disasters that don't arrive from the heavens.
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And a pale smoke that rises into the heavens and is gone.
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He walked to his spiral tower and prayers whispered to the heavens.
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As the final boss collapsed, The Happy Hob screamed to the heavens.
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His voice reaches for the heavens in a solitary burst of coloratura.
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Other companies, including Amazon, Facebook and Telesat, are also eyeing the heavens.
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"Lights All Askew in the Heavens," read a headline in this newspaper.
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Kushner was reborn with new powers, and to the heavens he ascended.
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To its left, a large column of black smoke rose to the heavens.
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Then the heavens opened up and he took shelter under the Swiss Bridge.
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This month brings the annual Delta Aquariid Meteor Shower to the heavens above.
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This is the appearance of a "red crucifix" in the heavens after sunset.
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Then the heavens parted and God threw us a bone of delicious hamburgers.
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The third day, I had an epiphany, almost a message from the heavens.
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At first we laughed and threw our hands to the heavens with joy!
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What he thinks is the heavens above him is nothing but the roof.
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But that was before Aryo Hanindyojati trapped the heavens in a ceramic bowl.
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It was not just another day of circling the heavens for the astronauts.
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Humans have been looking for meaning in the heavens for thousands of years.
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While Divine's bouffants reached to the heavens, her outfits barely covered her crotch.
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The skies opened and her father declared the family protected by the heavens.
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Brian Tyree Henry looked to the heavens and let out a primal roar.
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It is still our main route to the heavens, at least for now.
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In his telling, Bowen's decision was a gift that fell from the heavens.
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My blessing to your family and many prayers sent to the heavens above!
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Traffic stopped and people gawked, their eyes and iPhones pointed toward the heavens.
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I'll see you all in the heavens awaiting you all with the same love.
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Night lights Well, this is a different way of looking up at the heavens.
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The remaining three-quarters of Destruction and Sorrow Beneath the Heavens is given over
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This community-oriented solar cycle is like a wake-up call from the heavens.
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It towers above the driveway, with each new addition thrusting farther into the heavens.
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FOR the past five years, drought-stricken Californians have implored the heavens for rain.
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Since the 1930s, scientists have known that there was something unexplained about the heavens.
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Today, it rides through space, floats down Fifth Avenue and ascends to the heavens.
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That isn't to say all is peaceful and quiet in the heavens right now.
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Increasingly, what the heavens provide is a bonus, helping to create the winter ambience.
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Get your own little piece of the heavens now over at ThinkGeek for $59.99.
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When Mars is retracing its steps in the heavens, that phallus may fall flaccid.
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Angel emojis descend from the heavens, bush emojis burn and ocean emojis are parted.
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Montreal duo Majical Cloudz are calling it quits (quitz?) and heading to the heavens.
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As above, so below: Shit happens in the heavens, shit happens here on earth!
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And the energy feels good: The heavens are sending you plenty of support today.
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Soon, she was walking around, and humming to the heavens at every free moment.
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Suddenly the unstoppable running back Leonard Fournette was on his backside contemplating the heavens.
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People stand with their arms raised toward the heavens, an ecstatic posture of worship.
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Mr. Macron has done well to come down from the heavens to show contrition.
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At 35,000 feet, Suref's back is to the earth, his face to the heavens.
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He struck out Tony Phillips to win it, turning his gaze to the heavens.
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A refulgent angel descends from the heavens while shepherds tend their flocks by night.
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To them it represents a spiritual connection between our planet and the heavens above.
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The Space Force would be the planting of the bad seed in the heavens.
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" She said her grandmother "probably had a hand in this, looking down from the heavens.
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Finally, he pissed on me, in me suit, and it was like the heavens opening.
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"I prayed to the heavens," Metz laughingly says of how she became connected with Siriano.
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Mladenovic, though, stayed strong and forced a tiebreak just at the moment the heavens opened.
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This week is a doozy, with a whole bunch of planetary movement across the heavens.
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"George Michael was a God-gifted voice from the heavens," Lambert told the packed fundraiser.
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"It's just the most breathtakingly beautiful, I daresay, glorious sight in the heavens," Baron says.
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But this one is especially concerned with the heavens; it's operated by the Vatican Observatory.
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He still expends a lot of energy worrying about what is happening in the heavens.
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If you can pass beyond the zones of the heavens and the earth, then pass!
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Surveys of the heavens, Tarter suggests, could be scanning for signs of sophisticated extraterrestrial civilizations.
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The Ladder1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 193-Climbing up my ladder towards the heavens.
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People were clearly enchanted by what Blu and Exile were doing on Below The Heavens.
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And builders raced towards the heavens, constructing massive office skyscrapers containing millions of square feet.
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Just like Mick Foley dropped from the heavens onto these two tanned and toned shaggers.
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And studying the heavens was, after all, an area where China excelled in ancient times.
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I say away with such weak stupidity... let us have justice though the heavens fall!
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Throughout the ancient Persian and Hellenistic worlds domes and tents were associated with the heavens.
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The heavens wheeled and the seasons turned as we were pulled beyond the everlasting moment.
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In some places, a hyena is giving birth or there's a hole in the heavens.
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" LeBron added, "Please give me the strength from the heavens above and watch over me!
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A Baptist church made of concrete blocks that now stood roofless, open to the heavens.
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In the back seat, eight-foot-long two-by-fours leaned up toward the heavens.
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Still others consider them a representation of the connection between the heavens and the Earth.
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Blobs of rusty bauxite are scattered across the terrain, as though dropped from the heavens.
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Half earth, half water and open to the heavens, they were borderlands to the beyond.
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The sun and moon's course across the heavens is not only depicted, but also explained.
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While Kanye's outdoor concert reaches toward the heavens, Franklin chose to perform in a church.
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When she flew to the heavens, she landed on the moon as her final resting place.
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Owens, with tears streaming down her face, looked to the Heavens and joined in the applause.
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Not that you'd know it looking up at the heavens from the heart of a city.
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When she sang, it was chill-inducing as her voice seemed to soar to the heavens.
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Carryn, with tears streaming down her face, looked to the heavens and joined in the applause.
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By his own telling, Bruly Bouabré witnessed the heavens part while the sun fractured seven times.
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Earl Lovett's biggie oily marble was blue and white, like the earth seen from the heavens.
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As though, for one glorious, pivotal year, the heavens hadn't sung with a thousand screaming solos.
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Sometimes, rather than turning to the heavens, the victims looked to Sir Don for salvation instead.
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"Such algorithms aren't written by god in the heavens," Andreas Mundt told the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper.
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The cosmos is giving us a major break today: Not much is happening in the heavens!
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Will you be able to keep up with all the change going down in the heavens?
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He deserves nothing but peace rn & I hope that the heavens take care of him. pic.twitter.
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Juan Manuel Santos's Nobel Lecture: The sun of peace finally shines in the heavens of Colombia!
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The ancient Mayans thought they flew between Earth and the heavens and honoured them with statues.
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He sang the national anthem with gusto, hand on heart and eyes raised to the heavens.
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LOOK UP, THE HEAVENS CALL, AND YOU WOULD SATISFY YOURSELVES TO REINTERPRET FLESH IN VILE ROOMS.
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The vibe today is so serene— nothing's happening in the heavens to fuck up your day!
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But the moment strings are added to the mix, the music takes flight to the heavens.
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Before, we could only observe the heavens by looking at light or other forms of radiation.
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Or you could just make rolls stuffed with spinach and artichoke dip and contemplate the heavens.
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The area where she lived outside Dakar, the capital, had no electricity, and the heavens sparkled.
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Ryan Braun screamed as he held his arms in the air, as if thanking the heavens.
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Staggered in height and uneven at the edges, these precarious-looking structures reach for the heavens.
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Hubris — the prideful desire to reach the heavens and be like unto God — will be punished.
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WATER IS COMING FROM THE HEAVENS IS THIS THE HANDIWORK OF THE MYSTERIOUS CLOUD GOD KRIKRI?!
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Ulrich notes that the practice of plural marriage did not descend fully formed from the heavens.
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There is no sign of suffering and she is not looking to the heavens for salvation.
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For thousands of years, man has looked to the heavens for omens of doom, victory and joy.
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Then, like a literal angel, Prairie starts floating up to the heavens, her white pantsuit radiating light.
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Ottilie Mulzet's translations of Destruction and Sorrow Beneath the Heavens, Seiobo There Below, and the forthcoming, appropriately
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They would kiss and glitter would descend from the heavens, restoring my faith in Bachelor Nation love.
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" But why would we say "let the Constitution, in every respect, be observed though the heavens fall.
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LIKE A BLIND prophet, the observatory perched atop Cerro Pachón in the Chilean Andes ponders the heavens.
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This Sunday, February 26, will see the monthly new moon grace the heavens at 10 a.m. EST.
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He will then immediately ascend to the heavens, only for the Pope to canonise him within minutes.
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If waiters or waitresses for that matter displeased me I would rail at the heavens, curse, scream.
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Flavors will bloom, texture will reach peak sickness, and savory blessings will rain down from the heavens.
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The heavens are busy this week, stargazers, with a double-whammy of retrogrades and a new moon.
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The people wished to be known by God, to reach up to the heavens and become stars.
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Sernovitz stands Manhattan upright as a yardstick, with Harlem as "the heavens" and the Battery deep underground.
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Someone pliable—like a Jake Bugg or a James Bay—but with cheekbones reaching into the heavens.
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I've watched a life-size animatronic Jesus ascend to the heavens at a wax museum in Kentucky.
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Once the heavens were the realm of angels and souls; now the cloud is their technological substitute.
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Not too much clarity, though—the heavens are really into making you use your intuition this month.
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Without getting too sappy, watching them call down the heavens made me believe in black metal again.
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A monthlong visit to observatories in Chile, Hawaii and Los Angeles revealed spellbinding visions of the heavens.
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He spent the hour talking to the heavens — not to the interviewer, not even to the audience.
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"The heavens will exterminate the C.C.P.," one protester wrote in graffiti, referring to the Chinese Communist Party.
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The regular movements of the heavens are the oldest and deepest intimations of order in the universe.
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"Governor Murphy is a gift from the heavens, from my vantage point," said Mr. Bhalla, a Democrat.
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Its name was "Die Himmel" — the heavens — and perhaps it is here the leap can be found.
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One that relies less on a mandate of the heavens or bloodline, and more on sheer invention.
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The sun and the light had disappeared from the sky and the heavens had grown augustly gray.
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There, people tend to regard love as a sort of divine madness that descends from the heavens.
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On this clear and cold night, Farris gazes upward to the heavens, taking stock of his journey.
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Most are "regular people," Stolpe said, but celebrities also want to see their names in the heavens.
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A jagged thunderbolt cleaves the heavens, as Rafa Benitez trembles in his hiding place under the driver's seat.
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The Taoists believe that tofu is a blessing from the heavens and will bring good luck upon consumption.
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Some thing it's like nails on a chalkboard, but to others it's like the heavens opening up. Definitely.
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"I'll go outside and open up my arms to the universe, to the heavens, to God," she says.
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After much upheaval and excitement, the heavens slow down long enough for us to catch our collective breaths.
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Even when I was on the surface, I could feel the water falling on me from the heavens.
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So even the heavens are celebrating this morning, joining the rest of us at this wonderful commencement ceremony.
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"Oh, I'll be free / Just like that bluebird," he sings as he shakes his hands at the heavens.
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Uh, hello, is Beyoncé getting ready to drop manna from the heavens, in the form of new music?
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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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Over the course of four years, Pan-STARRS imaged the heavens above 12 times, using five different filters.
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Below The Heavens, though, is very much their magnum opus, and it deserves to be recognized as such.
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It's basically a giant conference call in the heavens, one that can be quite intimidating for new pilots.
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But you have a tough shell; you'll be able to deal with whatever the heavens throw at you.
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The heavens are super quiet today, Taurus, making it the perfect day to take a long, happy nap.
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The Orion/SLS system may be consigned to just a few missions while private rockets dominate the heavens.
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Space isn't just the next frontier for human exploration—apparently clothing brands are also looking towards the heavens.
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Throughout history, people frequently turn toward the heavens and the supernatural when they feel overwhelmed by worldly problems.
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Her first published book, "Aspire to the Heavens," was a novel about George Washington's life released in 1969.
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Native Hawaiians say the project will disturb holy ground crucial to their connection with ancestors and the heavens.
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It has been named "Atlante" - Italian for the Greek god Atlas who carried the heavens on his shoulders.
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Makeup is about expression, and if you want to beat your face to the heavens, have at it.
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EVERYTHING UNDER THE HEAVENS: How the Past Helps Shape China's Push for Global Power, by Howard W. French.
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It had a wide field of view, which could enable inspecting large areas of the heavens for supernovae.
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Three days till the ropes that bound him revolted The heavens were green and the grass was dun!
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When "Congratulations" came on, Springsteen raised his arms to the heavens and said, 'You can take me now!
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These include the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, which stretches more than 2,700 feet into the heavens.
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They just thanked the heavens and the earth and whatever little magic might be left in the world.
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Science has piggybacked on technology ever since Galileo used a telescope to develop a new understanding of the heavens.
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My skin was singing to the heavens as I got into bed, I cannot explain how nice it felt!
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And success is not assured: Even radio telescopes need clear skies to get an uninterrupted view of the heavens.
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"Poker gives you a tremendous opportunity to work with the heavens and hells of your mind," Wellenbach told BBC.
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But the heavens are a violent place, one filled with colliding galaxies, imploding supernovae, and stars bursting into being.
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DW rebounded the ball, and threw it to the heavens and the Heat universe was perfect for that moment.
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With the rotation of the galaxies in which these transmitters are located, the transmitter-beams sweep across the heavens.
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Staying on the theme of solar, could the key to a clean energy future be found in the heavens?
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I adore Event Horizon and will shout its merits to the heavens, but it's also inescapably a B-movie.
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Kim's deceptively simple play on hobbyist painting contrasts the quotidian vicissitudes of terrestrial life with the heavens' gauzy indifference.
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HE TURNED TO the crowd outside the police station, lifted his eyes to the heavens and raised three fingers.
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" But lo, Ron Howard's contradictory narrator voice from Arrested Development deadpanned from the heavens and proclaimed, "they were wrong.
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The only noise the heavens make is at 4:55 AM, when the Moon enters fun Fire sign Aries.
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People are guided by an omniscient force, represented by glowing lines that extend from their heads to the heavens.
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Last season he treated us to Lady Gaga, camouflaged as just another runway model, in heels to the heavens.
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Former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani stood before the nation, fists clenched, eyes wide and arms cast to the heavens.
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The line spiked in Park Slope (+288 percent), but soared to the heavens (+374 percent) in Long Island City.
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Albert Brooks is especially menacing as the rapacious Businessman who boasts of owning all the stars in the heavens.
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I keep hurling those two questions at the heavens but get no answers, no insights, just silence and spinning.
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Good teams, he said, learn to "just pass the baton" and not aim for the heavens with every swing.
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As the chorus chants that poetry must ascend to the heavens, flats depicting an ancient Greek landscape float upward.
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It especially sought ones that could flash at the speed of light across the heavens to smash rising missiles.
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They could argue that we don't have to take the sins of the Earth with us into the heavens.
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Now we are lambs who will still be slaughtered, and we can only leave our fates to the heavens.
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We thought of bitter gods (hard not to think of gods so close to the heavens) and were frightened.
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Oh, Pete Gilbert, as if floated down from the heavens, a cheerful, insightful man in a soft plaid shirt.
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If we can do it for the heavens—predicting planetary orbits and all that—why not for the skies?
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Then, after expectations had been raised to the heavens, increased global competition meant the end of the oil bonanza.
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In fact, despite the planet's elliptical path through the heavens, most astronomers say that Earth's orbit is basically circular.
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My mother literally cried to the heavens when I told her I was marrying someone who wasn't born Jewish.
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Both are seen as invocations of the divine, as high-minded tools to train your ears toward the heavens.
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Stretching like a sun-saluting body to the heavens, Keys has a knack for chilling high up on his haunches.
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Then, out of the smoke comes Prince like he was shot down out of the heavens to start the show.
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Pliny thought they fell from the heavens during the eclipse; people in the Middle Ages thought they warded against poison.
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But Tiangong-22013, an eight-tonne Chinese space station launched in 23, will not remain in the heavens much longer.
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But Tiangong-1, an eight-tonne Chinese space station launched in 2011, will not remain in the heavens much longer.
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" He saw a profound importance in the work of "discovering in the heavens this planetary atom, among innumerable small stars.
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Then along came Ronda Rousey and all our quaint notions about women and cage-fighting were blasted to the heavens.
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If nothing else, a field packed with amateur rocketeers blasting things toward the heavens is raucous to say the least.
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It could be sex, prayer, communion with the heavens, satanic ritual, human sacrifice, eating pancakes, brushing teeth, or making music.
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They released another album as a duo that was definitely not a Below The Heavens 2—it's really good, though!
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The heavens didn't part, pop bands didn't play, and people aren't camping out at Apple Stores to buy the thing.
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Bombo Quarry, New South Wales in the dead of the night is lit up from the horizon to the heavens.
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They talked about the usual pope stuff: our place in the heavens, the meaning of life, that kind of thing.
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And it was the night of the new moon, so the heavens were an absolute velvet black, studded with stars.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Aries, and it's running into a lot of commotion in the heavens today.
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Things feel very unsettled in the heavens at this time, but don't let uncertainty about the future hold you back.
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At a distance, it is not even clear whether the shafts are soaring upward or beaming down from the heavens.
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Humanity's great hubris has caused us all to think we deserve to soar through the heavens, but at what cost?
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So he knew that the cosmology of the world since Aristotle was mistaken, and the heavens above were not unchanging.
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Write to the human-resources department, or whomever your co-worker is interviewing with, and praise her to the heavens.
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It's as if Mother Nature has joined the party: A rainbow stretches from the Hudson River high into the heavens.
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Nonfiction EVERYTHING UNDER THE HEAVENS How the Past Helps Shape China's Push for Global Power By Howard W. French Illustrated.
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But it is: Towering above you, sent from the heavens to whisk you away to safety, is Leonardo motherfucking DiCaprio.
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The fields are agricultural feats of precision — rugged mountains blanketed with emerald stairways that, seemingly, ascend to the heavens above.
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What the characters are going through is so powerful that you almost believe the heavens are responding to them directly.
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Beside the expo's entrance, the towering Monument to the Conquerors of Space depicted a probe swooping up to the heavens.
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While the grid system we have in Manhattan was not built with the heavens in mind, the effect is similar.
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It's a very busy day in the heavens, and both of your planetary rulers—Mars and Pluto—will connect today.
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The heavens opened as he took his oath, and presidential campaign rival Hillary Clinton was left to put on her poncho.
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The Kepler spacecraft will go down in history as one of the greatest astronomical tools ever used to scan the heavens.
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We'll have to wait until Elon Musk and friends fire a few more rockets into the heavens to find out.[CNBC]
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Rather than appearing as a black spot in the heavens, however, our sole natural satellite will exude a blood-red hue.
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To the words "Godspeed, John Glenn" from Mission Control he and America's hearts soared to the heavens in the Friendship 7.
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The rosettes on a jaguar's pelt mirror the heavens—rosettes like blooms or broken rings of clouds around stars' dark eyes.
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And yet, despite being completed for nearly five years, Spaceport America hasn't sent any space tourists up to the heavens yet.
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For as long as man has looked up at the heavens, he's pondered one question: Are we alone in the universe?
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"It's incredible that I've been so lucky, someone up there (in the heavens) is really looking down on me," Baffert said.
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The woman had some of the most boss brows around, but she kept them very thin and arched to the heavens.
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You're feeling like it's now or never with a few projects, and the heavens are supporting you in getting it done!
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Mauna Kea is about as close as you can get to the heavens while having your feet planted on the ground.
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If it's too expensive to lay cables and build a physical internet infrastructure, why not beam it down from the heavens?
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And yet, despite its future superstar guests and its status in rap lore, Below The Heavens is also a complete anomaly.
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And you're gonna see a storm before you see the heavens and the blue sky.... It's a vicious world out there.
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In this image, I gather the heavens finally opened in July, which already cost them a lot of that year's harvest.
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Expose thyself to feel what wretches feel, that thou mayst shake the superflux to them, and show the heavens more just.
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Did the combined spirits of Malcolm X and Rosa Parks drift down from the heavens and cry right there with you?
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Her monologues are delivered defiantly to the heavens, as if she had a direct line to a cruel and almighty God.
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I climbed the three-tiered "temple mountain" called the Baphuon, with its gopura, or tower, soaring 100 feet toward the heavens.
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They not only have been understood as mirrors of the heavens and gods, but are also believed to affect those heavens.
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During these events, Mars will appear as a brilliant crimson orb sticking out amid the white stars that sprinkle the heavens.
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Johnson's brilliance, our collective grasp finally matched our reach as the heavens became a place for us to visit and explore.
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He is the author of "The Heavens Might Crack: The Death and Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr." (Basic Books, 1968).
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I felt the power in the sky of the heavens parting to make room for the greatest of angels to rise.
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Either way, the heavens in a Greene photograph have the merciless glare of the desert sky in a Paul Bowles story.
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It was cold, and the city looked like a giant space station, a forgotten corner in the vastness of the heavens.
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"I look at the heavens once in a while and think my folks can't be too happy about it," he says.
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Traditionally, the act of consecration lays with a priest, who channels the almighty power from the heavens and down unto earth.
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This system charts the influences of the planets, the sun, and the moon as they move through each segment of the heavens.
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Venus when it can be seen from Earth in the morning (and I suppose looks like something falling out of the heavens).
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Keep your ears open for what he says as he makes his third and final pass through this stretch of the heavens.
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Franklin's voice stormed the heavens, snaked through elaborate melismas and offered tremulous praise, continuing long after the credits rolled on the telecast.
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Standing proud, reaching up towards the heavens, he began to wave to and fro over the melodic strains of 'Super Alan Pardew'.
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The heavens have opened and the angels are singing, for today is a blessed day: Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have spoken!
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Even presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has gotten in on the action, shaking his infamous hands at the heavens in despair.
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Finally, a wide shot from the heavens reveals Bowie in bed, before his dancing self jitters his way backwards into that cupboard.
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SYRIAN rebels looking to the heavens for salvation have grown used to seeing Russian incendiary and Syrian barrel-bombs raining down instead.
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A powerful Space Force would keep the peace in the heavens, thus ensuring that its commercial development will continue unimpeded by war.
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The ability to ward off a deep impact would be worth whatever is spent to extend American military power to the heavens.
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Point your Vaonis's smartphone-connected Stellina scope to the heavens, and you'll never gaze at the night sky the same way again.
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And thank NASA and the heavens that our descendants living on the red planet will still have access to cheese curls. [Purdue]
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It's an incredibly busy day in the heavens, and we have a full moon in Aries coming up just after midnight tomorrow!
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But if so, the trailer doesn't capture it, no matter how many times The Rock forcibly thrusts one eyebrow toward the heavens.
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When he wins online polls at the rate that Gunnersaurus does, then, and only then, will he ascend to the heavens themselves.
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Astrology buffs can even customize it with the exact mapping of the heavens on the day and place where they were born.
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Little electricity means little light, and at night the heavens are lit by a sharp crescent moon and brilliant constellations of stars.
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The Vietnam War raged on even as Apollo 8 soared into the heavens, becoming the first manned spacecraft to orbit the moon.
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On the roof, partygoers swigged champagne as the twin blue beams from the Tribute in Light 9/11 memorial pierced the heavens.
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Now, if these dances do indeed serve as a mirror of the heavens, there are finally gay angels, and they dance beautifully.
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Radhika JonesEditorial Director, Books EVERYTHING UNDER THE HEAVENS: How the Past Helps Shape China's Push for Global Power, by Howard W. French.
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Op-Ed Contributor According to Genesis 1, in four days, God made the heavens, the earth and all the vegetation upon it.
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In the film, Hina's continued use of her gift will weaken her, making her disappear from earth and return to the heavens.
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As you drift through the heavens, reach for the floating Buddha or the copy of "Crime and Punishment" to trigger more storytelling.
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Solid as a rock As humankind continues to explore the heavens, we'll have to figure out how to build stuff out there.
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After registering 171 pounds, he threw two middle fingers to the heavens, further enraging his antagonists and channeling that nameless Roman actor.
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Firstly the objective is not to pin the opponent's shoulders to the mat, it is to 'show his navel to the heavens'.
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There are shrines at the summits of Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa and Haleakala, including those honoring the heavens, the earth mother and ancestors.
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Juno: Of Latin origin, Juno means "queen of the heavens" — and is also the name of the Roman goddess of love and marriage.
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In the ancient tale, Chang'e flew to the heavens after taking an elixir, and landed on the moon as her final resting place.
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And at this point, anything that allows to me play a game without back pain is its own tiny gift from the heavens.
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The heavens will want us to feel more confident (in ourselves and our actions) as the sun trines with Mars in unconventional Aquarius.
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Her skin is preternaturally glow-y, her cheekbones touch the heavens, oh, and she's warm, gracious, and down to talk makeup for hours.
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It ends with the downtrodden and oppressed literally being lifted to the heavens, the long reign of tyranny they've been under finally ending.
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The impact was more of a slow burn than a wildfire, but, in the end, Below the Heavens emerged as a landmark album.
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They have an augmented reality celestial globe that lets you explore the heavens, and discover which Harry Potter characters are named after constellations.
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Backyard astronomers use them to point out constellations on the vault of the heavens; management consultants to highlight their wisdom on a whiteboard.
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Then, with no countdown or warning whatsoever, he shot up into the heavens, flying 1,875 feet into the air at about 350 MPH.
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Indeed, whenever a new instrument capable of studying the heavens has been invented, astronomers have had to rethink their understanding of the cosmos.
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She rejoins the heavens as a new diamond in the night sky, and as she famously sang, they are a girl's best friend.
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An unearthly shaft of blue light shoots from the core of the V.I. Lenin Nuclear Plant in Pripyat, Ukraine and into the heavens.
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When Smith's on, the three-pointers rain from the heavens on the wings of one of the most beautiful jumpers God ever created.
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Now Sackhoff has returned to outer space in "Another Life," another sci-fi series about mankind facing a mysterious threat from the heavens.
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Liverpool, like everyone else, can only stare at phones, and look up to the heavens, dependent on events elsewhere, waiting for someone else.
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As a boy, Mr. Horenstein bought Army surplus binoculars to explore the heavens, then shifted his focus to looking down instead of up.
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They are freed to the heavens in the form of vapor, an escaped essence, only to be recaptured and brought back to earth.
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The image of the mythical tower turned into an homage to lard alludes to our corrupted best intentions to reach toward the heavens.
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A pink advertisement for T-Mobile on the outfield wall caught the cat's eye, and it leapt toward the heavens, scaling the advertisement.
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Either a cloud has left the heavens and alit upon our soil, or this dog is the fluffiest thing to ever walk the Earth.
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You may not know God as well as you think, for He is as far above us as the heavens are above the earth.
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"I think much more than 'Cloud Gate,' 'Cloud Column' is meant specifically to capture the heavens and bring them down to earth," Tinterow said.
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But I've since found an inner strength and I feel like dad's gone to a better place, with his mates up in the heavens.
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Likewise, the egg symbolized the ancient Babylonian goddess of war and sexual love, Ishtar, who, after hatching in the heavens, fell into the Euphrates.
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"I grew up looking at the night sky and wondering what was out in the heavens," Wilson said during a TEDxDunedin talk in 2012.
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When the observatory's research was redirected towards photographing the heavens rather than observing them merely by eye, the duties of the "computers" expanded apace.
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At one point, the woman recording the brawl begins to pray to Jesus to send angels down from the heavens to stop the violence.
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In a brilliant white room at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC, lies a clear plastic chest filled with bits of the heavens.
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According to my father's journals, they happened to land in Bali, Indonesia, on Kuningan, a day marked by ancestral spirits descending from the heavens.
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As NASA explores the heavens for more habitable planets, Musk has mused about his "duty to maintain the light of consciousness" via space colonization.
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" After viewing it, he said, "I looked up to the heavens and whispered to my daughter and my mom, 'This one gets my vote.
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Released on July 227, Below The Heavens did not receive instant praise or even much immediate attention, but the accolades eventually began trickling in.
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Just collect the information the full moon gives you, say thanks to the heavens, and sit on everything you've learned until a better day.
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All three of these performers have throats gifted by the heavens, so you, the listener, are in for the smooth ride of your life.
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McIlroy Leads in Ireland Rory McIlroy could be on the cusp of his first Irish Open victory if the heavens permit him to finish.
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The ongoing project is called Talking to Thunder and involved going out into the dark and stormy night and prompting lightning from the heavens.
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The trick, of course, is to scan the heavens for Earth-approaching asteroids and to determine whether and when they will pose a threat.
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The people who cherish Mauna Kea value the custom of being mindful and responsible for caring for the earth before looking to the heavens.
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"Ren Zhiqiang represents a capitalist overturn-the-heavens faction," said a commentary on Qianlong, a news website run by the Beijing city propaganda authorities.
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In the next 20 years, the global warming path is determined by the carbon that we have already blown into the heavens above us.
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Straight-razor guitar riffing, dramatic 80s synths, and funky bassline propel the song upwards to the heavens, where they encounter billowing, harp-like synths.
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Then the sparrow took off, and for just a second Mr. Sanders watched it fly off and gestured with one hand toward the heavens.
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You're occupied by some annoying, mundane worries; however, things are exciting tonight when the heavens activate the romance and creativity sector of your chart.
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Try to capture the infinitude of space and this is what you get: a fall from grace, a descent from the heavens to earth.
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The ending is confusing: Tamara gives in, and yet she is somehow saved, ascending to the heavens, while the Demon is left, well, demonic.
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For centuries before that, commoners had been encouraged to celebrate a Siamese king's ascent to the heavens with theater, fireworks and other public events.
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"Lights All Askew in the Heavens" declared The Times's headline, which further described scientists as "agog" that somehow "Einstein Theory Triumphs" in the darkness.
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This summer, a local agriculture official from Veneto walked from Cittadella to Padova, all the while praying for St. Anthony to open the heavens.
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NASA programs, especially those that involve sending people to destinations in the heavens, have often taken longer than expected and cost more than estimated.
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Between a very intense Full Moon in Sagittarius plus Mars and your ruling planet Mercury in retrograde, the heavens are doing enough right now.
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After suffering a major malfunction five years ago, the rejiggered space-based telescope continues to churn away, scanning the heavens for signs of distant worlds.
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But were eclipses just reflections—or omens—associated with random goings-on in the heavens, perhaps in some kind of soap opera among the gods?
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A country must love freedom, the rule of law and property rights to be a suitable partner for America's new effort to explore the heavens.
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His fascination with birds began at the age of seven, upon seeing a peregrine swoop "like the head of a shovel flung from the heavens".
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I remember this day so well, it was hot as heck and when the storm came it was like the heavens opened up for us.
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The lyrics profess love and faith in Jesus Christ while devout believers raise their hands to the heavens, signaling the start of Wednesday night service.
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Just before we tucked in, the heavens finally decided to clear, and we were treated to a gorgeous sunset over the hillside below Laure's window.
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Hamilton now has 77 career poles, and five this season, but Saturday's qualifying went against the odds with the opportunity emerging as the heavens opened.
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In this way, the lunar samples are a link between us and the heavens, helping us see deeper into them and understand what we find.
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She held one note for so long that I expected bald eagles to fly down from the sky and swoop her up to the heavens.
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The balloons come into service again to lift the turtle, now in a cardboard box, up to the heavens where he possibly becomes a constellation.
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So let's take a moment and thank the heavens above for Bozoma Saint John, Apple Music exec and a clear badass born for the job.
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On Saturday, Ronaldo screamed at his teammates, shouted at the referee and shrieked at the heavens (and himself) when chance after chance was somehow missed.
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Foam-enhanced muscles formed mountain peaks on his arms, and he wore a blue mask framed by a lightning bolt that swept toward the heavens.
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Pym finds himself approaching at breakneck speed a cataract that seems to fall from the heavens, creating below it a whirling abyss in the sea.
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Whenever either of these planets has something going on in the heavens, we know that stuff will be happen down here on earth for you.
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High above, the heavens hear George's tale and send down an angel, Clarence (Henry Travers), who has yet to earn his wings after 200 years.
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When some 140 characters run aground while seemingly equal tweets are hoisted to the heavens, anyone searching for meaning should expect a long, long voyage.
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As usual, Guirgis spins memorably earthy dialogue that reaches for the heavens, including one of the most honest defenses for getting high I've ever heard.
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As the light returns and the sky warms, I'll be celebrating not just the majesty of the heavens but also the wisdom of the scientists.
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She called up to the sky and the heavens, and crouched down on the floor, thanking the earth for carrying his body for 78 years.
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But that's still a big "if," and would leave the telescope far behind its rivals in the race to enlarge the scrutiny of the heavens.
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"We have the commercial companies going to and from the International Space Station and we have NASA going out and exploring the heavens," said Sen.
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But instead of repeating four Hail Mary's and an Our Father, he decided to dance it in the Palm Springs desert, hands up to the heavens.
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The cross between the spiritual and the scientific seen in Time and Cosmos reflects an ancient belief in how the heavens influenced human life on Earth.
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Money is a tricky topic for everyone, but if you stand up for what you deserve, the heavens will have your back big time this month!
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The idea was to deploy a combination of different technologies, from drones to satellites, that could provide internet access from the heavens to grateful earthlings below.
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This massive spherical temple, dedicated to "Supreme Wisdom," would have featured a massive representation of the globe on its exterior and the heavens on its ceiling.
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Big breakups are taking place, but the heavens are also placing you in fated situations, putting you on the path you are meant to be on.
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Despite what some of us may think, Mariah Carey didn't descend from the heavens on a lifelong mission to bless us with her five-octave range.
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It's a busy day in the heavens, with communication planet Mercury connecting with wildcard Uranus and supportive Saturn to bring shifts at work and around money!
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Over a smooth, electro-laced toy drum kit, Youngblood delicately strums an acoustic guitar, slowly revealing a track built around his straight-from-the-heavens voice.
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WHEN airlines began installing "tail-cams" and streaming live footage of flights to passengers, the idea was to offer a "God's eye" view of the heavens.
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In the days of the space race between America and the Soviet Union, the heavens were a front in the cold war between two competing ideologies.
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A powerful United States Space Force would be the means of keeping the peace, making sure that a shooting war in the heavens does not occur.
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Everyone chose their own message to write down, and together they released them into the sky, their love ascending to meet Khelcey Barrs in the heavens.
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Rather than reaching for the heavens like many sculptures at Storm King, "Fallen Sky" will include a 36-foot diameter spherical cavity pressed into the earth.
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"This year also appeared in the heavens a red crucifix, after sunset," was how the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles reported the event in the mid-eighth century.
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But I get frustrated when people who identify as cultural or secular Jews praise Pope Francis's every ambiguous, possibly-poorly-translated offhand comment to the heavens.
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There was no shrieking or ripping coming from the heavens — and very little coming from the stage, where "The Thirteenth Child" made a mild-mannered impression.
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A massive sky-survey instrument, called the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF) is designed to scan the heavens and look for "transients" or things that brighten unexpectedly.
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The structure of "The Heavens" permits its readers to exist as Kate does, as the story glides back and forth between New York and Emilia's England.
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" Stormy Daniels' lawyer, Michael Avenatti, immediately fired back that Trump's statement was a "another gift from the heavens," and a "hugely damaging admission by the president.
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It's about the crucified dude who woke up three days later, pushed aside a stone, waved bye to the hate, and eventually floated up to the heavens.
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A full 150 years before Galileo gazed at the heavens with his telescope, Ulugh Beg (1394-1449) was building some of the largest astronomical instruments on Earth.
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We journeyed to northern Norway to see if we might "see the heavens lift up her dark skirts and flash her dazzling privates across [our] unworthy irises".
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Cat Power delivered an equally reverent performance of 1972's "Five Years," her eyes and hands occasionally looking to the heavens as if Bowie was watching too.
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McElheny has transfigured the rapt act of looking into the bountiful sky, and beyond to the heavens, into a meticulously rendered sculpture that verges on the sublime.
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Not only will the moon be visible as a waxing gibbous, but a full-blown meteor shower, known as the Leonids, will grace the heavens as well.
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At first glance, it might not sound like a match made in the heavens, but this planet-sign pairing uniquely serves all 12 signs of the Zodiac.
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The view of the heavens drifted through space, around what might have been the Milky Way in 3-D modeling, with stars clustered in dense purplish clouds.
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When we asked her if she ever talks to dead celebs or politicians ... Theresa got a sign from the heavens she should keep her mouth shut. Coincidence?
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Much like the Belgium team as a whole, Lukaku has been praised to the heavens over the last few seasons while achieving very little of quantifiable value.
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While some lauded the invention for its military applications, Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei turned the telescope to the heavens and opened a new eye on the cosmos.
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So a year and a half ago, when I discovered the valet-parking app Luxe, the heavens parted, choirs began singing and double rainbows colored the sky.
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Ms. McLean, you see, has trained her gaze not toward the heavens but inward, into the darkest realms of the psyche, where the shadow self is hidden.
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This includes the creation of more than 80 "Skyspace" interiors worldwide, in which an aperture in a roof simultaneously directs our attention inward and toward the heavens.
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On Soccer ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — High in the stands, Diego Maradona raised his eyes to the heavens, his arms in supplication, and muttered two words: Gracias, Dios.
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As Sunday dawned grimly in the Carolinas, the heavens opened for the fifth straight day, swelling rivers past record-breaking levels and drenching already half-drowned towns.
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Then the young men battling AIDS, the women cursing the heavens for robbing them of their hair, and children as young as 13 with coal miners' coughs.
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He was one of the last of the Soviet cosmonauts of his era, a time when America and the Soviet Union battled for dominance in the heavens.
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It was perhaps a reminder from the heavens that larger supervening forces were at stake and that it was ultimately up to humans to honor that order.
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"I know somewhere in the heavens she's designing the latest and greatest trends and has her art book she always carried with her as well," she wrote.
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Within a half-hour, you'll have your new favorite flavor and flavor enhancer, and you'll thank the heavens, Diana Kuan and maybe me a little bit, too.
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Thankfully, before I lost my patience entirely, Messenger Lite was made available in my region and it was like an angel descended from the heavens and fixed everything.
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The heavens are noticeably darker for roughly three days once every lunation (or month), during which time the moon becomes less bright until it reaches its "new" phase.
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In fact, there are so many that if we hurled them off a tall building, the heavens would open and the sky would rain jewel cases for hours.
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Image: Wikimedia CommonsPutting their observations together, William and Caroline Herschel published On the Construction of the Heavens in 1785, which painted a basic picture of The Milky Way.
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"So I thought, 'Let's do the wedding early before the heavens and the earth, then go get it on, and come back later for the sunset reception.&apos"
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"I think much more than 'Cloud Gate,' 'Cloud Column' is meant specifically to capture the heavens and bring them down to earth," MFAH's director, Gary Tinterow, told Hyperallergic.
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"Do I really need Netflix, Hulu, Spotify, Amazon Video and the Basque-language animated horror app?" you might shout to the heavens, or possibly on a technology website.
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Sandra Newman is the author of several books, including the novels The Country of Ice Cream Star and The Heavens, forthcoming from Grove Atlantic/Granta in February 2019.
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More pressingly, this case illustrates the need to rethink the "free speech" defense, one howled to the heavens—by the antagonists, anyway—in the aftermath of Jones' harassment.
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She leans slightly forward, raises her hand, and looks toward the heavens, as if hoping to be beamed away from the black voids of surrounding Richard Serra canvases.
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But Ms. Marchant, the author of "Decoding the Heavens" and "The Shadow King," wants to acknowledge the alternative therapies that have withstood the scrutiny of Western peer review.
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But no, as Kate and I were prepping the show notes, the News Gods opened the heavens and dropped a fifty-weight of mana right on our heads.
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She is an incredible singer with a vocal range that could literally open the heavens, whereas my singing voice sounds like a baby whale being showered with hammers.
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He broke back, then never looked in danger in the tiebreak, bringing up set points with a flukey netcord that had him casting his eyes to the heavens.
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But every star system is different, featuring varying amounts of asteroids, comets, and water, not to mention neighboring planets that are also sopping up water from the heavens.
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She rushed her 15-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole as the heavens opened, settling for a par as she tried to get off the course swiftly.
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Nadal emerged after a short break trailing 3-1 and held serve again before the heavens opened a second time, forcing the 45-minute delay that proved decisive.
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The national park is hosting its annual star party, an eight-night event inviting the public to observe the heavens free from blinding city lights and street lamps.
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Technology and the initial mission of the Space Force will likely preclude American military personnel patrolling the heavens and doing battle against an enemy for the time being.
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It was then a huge colossus; his head touched the heavens, his feet were lost in the abyss, and his arms extended from one pole to the other. . . .
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So, when we stumble upon those beautiful relics left over from a simpler time, we must latch onto them and celebrate them by shouting them from the heavens.
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Betelgeuse is a star in the constellation Orion and is one of the brightest stars in the heavens, prominently marching across the night sky every fall and spring.
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" It's not hard to imagine President Trump railing against the heavens, orange pate standing in for Lear's "white head," proclaiming himself "a man more sinn'd against than sinning.
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Like the first Elite, Dangerous uses procedural generation in producing its array of constellations, but everything is grounded by what we know, for real, about the heavens above.
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Galileo had defied the limits of the human eye; Mr Nelson defied the limits of those old dinosaurs, monolithic telescopes, with one huge heavy mirror trained on the heavens.
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If you have been screaming, "Dear God, why?" ever since news of the Brangelina divorce hit but have not received a response from the heavens, we're here to intervene.
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It's not everyday that a Styrofoam box floats from the heavens onto a busy urban street, but that was the scene Monday on Redwood Road in Castro Valley, California.
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Given a choice between a cheek-by-jowl existence down here and indecent luxury up there, many might accept the risks of starting a new life in the heavens.
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It did not say how many investors had committed to the fund, whose name refers to Atlas, the god of Greek mythology who bore the heavens upon his shoulders.
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We're a little over a month away from the film's March 17 premiere date, so we might as well go for broke and scream to the heavens in anticipation.
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I later learn that, before ascending to the heavens, he was a child soldier who was brainwashed by a nefarious terrorist, which explains why he is so moody now.
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In the France-Argentina game, my partner and I watched the faces of players contorted with anguish; at their most desperate moments they turned to the heavens and prayed.
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Instead of sprinting around and banging into one another and launching the ball high into the heavens, the women aim to keep it on the ground, to keep possession.
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Moss is sharper on the uptake; watch her console Chuck on the eve of the Ali fight, drawing him to her breast but rolling her eyes to the heavens.
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In the end, I determined that we would, after many glorious and highly romantic dates, kiss while a full orchestra played behind us and snow fell from the heavens.
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It's a lucky day in the heavens as the sun connects with your ruling planet Jupiter this morning, opening your mind to all sorts of new possibilities and opportunities.
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I can scream to the heavens after taking down Nergigante in Monster Hunter: World, while acknowledging it makes me uncomfortable to be hunting down enormous beasts for no reason.
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These circles denote areas where you might like to park your Gulf Stream, climb on the roof, and extend your arms to the heavens, backlit by a solar flare.
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Related: The Limited Edition Daft Punk Skate Deck Falls From the Heavens Watch Daft Punk Pay Tribute to Music Legend Nile Rodgers Design Experts Rank Your Favorite DJs' Logos
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Then the clouds part and the light shines down from the heavens and the angels start to sing — I remember I have enough rewards to get a free drink!
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Looking up to the heavens through an iPad, and not at my feet, I was using a loaner tablet to get an artwork by Richard Humann to magically appear.
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Her first novel, "Aspire to the Heavens" (1969), was not about a murderous psychopath or a jealous friend bent on bloody revenge, but rather about George and Martha Washington.
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I glanced around for others to confirm for me, with their eyes to the heavens, that this was happening—the meteors were falling—that we were witnessing a miracle.
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For space to remain a venue of peaceful exploration and commercial development, it will need a Space Force to make sure that war in the heavens never breaks out.
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"Astronomers get excited when any two things come close to each other in the heavens," Louis Mayo, program manager at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, said in a statement.
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The temperatures on this blazingly hot world may be unbearable, but visitors to this exoplanet wouldn't have to worry about any clouds or haze obstructing their view of the heavens.
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China has flipped the switch on its 0003 metre (1,640 ft) wide radio telescope — the largest in the world — which is aimed at the heavens in search of extraterrestrial life.
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One of the best places to search the heavens is the Atacama Desert in Chile, home to world-renowned observatories because of high altitudes, clear skies and little light pollution.
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The ESA says that climate change is arguably "the greatest challenge facing mankind in the 21st century," and for Haines, the data gathered from up in the heavens is invaluable.
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"Join us cucks and snowflakes, safe spacers and libtards, as we enjoy a collective cathartic yell into the heavens about our current political establishment," the New York event page reads.
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It's not awful, but it's a hell of a lot easier to compose the text on your phone and then let the Explorer Plus fire it off into the heavens.
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Plenty of ancient cultures were keen on astronomy, for the patterns of the heavens were the basis of their calendars and timekeeping systems (not to mention their systems of astrology).
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But on Sunday night, as Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) swung his bat upon his first victim in the show's Season 7 premiere, the heavens opened up over Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
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A video, exaggerated to make the motions clear, showed the thousands of stars in Dr Gilmore's image drifting across the heavens as they orbit around the centre of the galaxy.
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ASKED IF she is tough enough to take on President Donald Trump as president, Amy Klobuchar—a senator long known as the epitome of Minnesotan nice—refers to the heavens.
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Obama praised Clinton to the heavens Wednesday, of course, and in the same kind of positive terms he would've used if Clinton were running against Jeb Bush or Ted Cruz.
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When ancient Greek mathematician Archimedes discovered that dropping a crown in his bathtub displaced an equal amount of water, he ran down the street naked, shouting "Eureka!" toward the heavens.
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It's a big day in the heavens for communication, and this evening, when the Moon enters psychic Water sign Cancer, a very important and healing conversation could come your way.
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As rays of light create beams through the bubbles, the diver sinks beneath our view so all that remains are the bubbles and light, which soon ascend to the heavens.
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As we've seen here, black metal musicians have only begun to catch a glimpse of Hell below their feet—let alone the heavens from which they've drawn such cosmic inspiration.
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The small skylight in the vaulted ceiling was meant to be a direct view of the heavens, but, in reality it was the inmate's only connection to the outside world.
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Today is a quiet day in the heavens for the Moon—which is currently in rambunctious, bright, and fiery Aries—since it technically doesn't make any connections with other planets.
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Beyond the admirable sincerity and devotion, the record is full of emotive hooks, thundering percussion, psychedelic twang, ethnic rhythms, and formless meditations on what mysteries reside in the heavens above.
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But this video from the brave souls at io9 will make you want to kiss the ground at your local pharmacy and thank the heavens that modern condoms even exist.
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Feast your eyes on a Latvian ad for the Visa "X" card starring the New York Knicks phenom -- where Porzingis gets felt up by an extendo-arm from the heavens.
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So did a famous pose from a photograph of Ailey by Normand Maxon from the early '60s — lunging while reaching up toward the heavens — that hangs in the Ailey studios.
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The spacecraft will divide each hemisphere of the heavens into 13 slices and stare at each segment for 27 days at a time, stepping around the sky in two years.
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What's happening in the heavens is a bonanza here on earth, in this money-minded patch of purple mountains, fruited plains and Donald Trump-branded properties called the United States.
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The intensity he achieved is astonishing, particularly in the most sinister pieces where the heavens are rent, monsters snap and drool and subtle washes of light shine in the darkness.
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For many, the process to vote from space begins about a year before liftoff, when astronauts select which elections they wish to vote in from their perch in the heavens.
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I woke from "The Heavens" as I hope to emerge from any work of fiction: moved and unsettled, a new and intoxicating set of questions alight on the mind's horizon.
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I woke from 'The Heavens' as I hope to emerge from any work of fiction: moved and unsettled, a new and intoxicating set of questions alight on the mind's horizon.
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This Rosh Hashanah marks the beginning of the year 5779 according to the Hebrew calendar, which represents the number of years since God's creation of the heavens and the earth.
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But for this promise to be fulfilled the world needs to create a system of laws to govern the heavens—both in peacetime and, should it come to that, in war.
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"I can't really pinpoint a time when it became romantic, I just think it evolved through the heavens," she said in her cast profile interview for season 1 of Hollywood Exes.
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And Frank Ocean's "White Ferrari" doesn't just sound like silk, it sounds like the heavens have opened and all the angels are playing a gig to me, personally, in perfect symphony.
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All of which appeared to go for naught until the heavens suddenly opened in the top of the ninth and the Rockies roughed up Maurer in the bottom of the inning.
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The white-haired patriarch looks to the heavens; his black-shrouded wife stares at the betraying ground; the faces of the young adults and children around them convey the awful realization.
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It was the same men, in the same t-shirts, but now some were face down in the dirt, limbs splayed, others with mouths agape toward the heavens, and blood everywhere.
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Surely, I'm not the only one who doubled her Xanax dose while watching this Weather Channel special and roaring through the heavens in a metal tube at 500 miles per hour.
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When the atmosphere is at the perfect temperature for snow, the cloud's particles turn into ice crystals, causing snowflakes to drift down out of the heavens and onto the ground below.
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The other is that if they see a possibility fascinating and spectacular enough, astronomers will be remarkably dogged in its pursuit, even using the whole moving Earth to plumb the heavens.
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Likewise, Mirza's project, known simply as Stone Circle, seems frozen in time, juxtaposing long-forgotten cosmological and ritual uses for art with newfangled ways of harnessing and relating to the heavens.
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Reggie Miller, unliked by most but, I think, weirdly perfect for this moment, cried "ISO JOE" from the heavens, and insults of days past transmuted into an honorific on the spot.
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I met Cordova at the exhibition to walk in a quiet orbit around the space; I'd missed the opening, when he sent smoke signals from the museum's rooftop to the heavens.
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Next time you're struggling to push out a baby, forego the C-section and consider a cry to the heavens or a scream into the void, depending on your religious affiliation.
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"Join us cucks and snowflakes, safe spacers and libtards, as we enjoy a collective cathartic yell into the heavens about our current political establishment," reads the tongue-in-cheek event description.
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By this point, Lee Reynolds is lost in lysergic bliss, walking in circles in the early morning sun, looking to the sky and reaching towards the heavens with a delirious laughter.
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Instead of close to two decades focused on counterterrorism, what if the United States focused on transforming the nature of work, generating fiscally responsible budgets, curing cancer, and exploring the heavens?
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He stationed himself on a small one-way street a couple minutes' walk from his apartment and pointed his DSLR camera toward the heavens as the booming fireworks illuminated the air.
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"Let taxes be cut, though the heavens fall," would have been a fitting epitaph for Ryan without Trump's intervention, and is now uncomfortably close to a literal description of Ryan's priorities.
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Prince's presence hovered over the festival quite literally at one point; during Maxwell's Saturday-evening set, a skywriter took it upon himself to add some Prince-inspired graffiti to the heavens.
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As you may recall from middle school, an assassin from the heavens, possibly a comet, smashed into the Yucatan Peninsula 66 million years ago and killed almost all of the dinosaurs.
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Dude can play D and when you get Embiid freezing Towns while picking off Andrew Wiggins as Rubio stares off into the heavens thinking about that no-longer-a-game-winner?
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The vision on the mountain As Park addressed his fellow Christians at the top of Nam-San mountain, he claimed to see visions of fire and water descending from the heavens.
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Father Livio Fanzaga, the director of the Catholic radio station Radio Maria, attributed the spread of the virus to Satan and called the epidemic "a warning from the heavens" against materialism.
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You will come to appreciate the éclats of blond in his Venetian curls, the seemingly impossible sharpness and clarity of the finger, raised in a sweeping gesture up toward the heavens.
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I have always found it painfully ironic that Culiacán is famous for its beautiful, blood-red sunsets, as if the heavens offer residents a gift each time they endure another day.
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For instance, we tend to fixate on the objects, the imageable (imaginable?) stuff that inhabits the heavens to the exclusion of the oddly immaterial medium of space in which they're situated.
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As I continued to fall in the dark void, embraced by the vault of the heavens, I sang to the beauty of the stars and made my peace with the darkness.
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Seventeen hours later, on Christmas Eve, what NASA has described as the biggest broadcast audience in history was listening when the opening lines of Genesis came crackling down from the heavens.
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As the ballet ends, man and woman are both walking backward, slowly, in separate zones of the stage, facing up to the heavens with arms stretched out — both pleading and resigned.
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Yet this liberty came in the shape of what has become known as a "system change" — an event extraneous to the will of people, akin to a gift from the heavens.
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" He especially dreaded a recurring vision of the ocean "paved with innumerable faces, upturned to the heavens: faces, imploring, wrathful, despairing, surged upwards by thousands, by myriads, by generations, by centuries.
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This sunset, this light glinting on the water, this birdsong at dawn, this sweet breeze, this soft rain from the heavens — all seen and felt as if for the last time.
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China's relations with its neighbors in Japan and Southeast Asia were for millenniums governed by the concept of tian xia, which held that everything "under the heavens" belonged to the empire.
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Through the downward thrust of the artist's thumb in the clay, he looks to the earth below in reverence, as is common in African religions, rather than to the heavens above.
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But it looks like Viserion completely vaporized the icy barrier, and the chunk that's missing appears to be floating off into the heavens as sublimated gas, instead of as liquid snowmelt.
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He was really looking for someone to allude to that, if only in a kind of code—yes, if only someone or other, during one of those quick exchanges in the teachers' lounge, would suddenly point his index finger at the heavens and in that way signal that there existed a long religious tradition, based on Christianity, in our part of the world, and that consequently one often pointed straight up like that, toward the heavens . . .
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"I'm thankful that the heavens gave me this incredibly difficult form of cancer, they gave me the chance to invent my own cure and help both myself and others," he told me.
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Earlier in the night Gaga said that she was a bit nervous to be attending the Golden Globes, admitting that she turned to the heavens to help cure her pre-show jitters.
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Considering China's desire to dominate both the heavens and the Earth, a space race with an alliance of like-minded, freedom-loving nations and commercial companies would not be a bad thing.
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TSIHOMBE, Madagascar (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Like many people in Madagascar's parched south, Ranotongae had been hoping for the heavens to open up and ease the country's poorest rainy season in 35 years.
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The small capsule containing his ashes is engraved with his initials, and the family attached a message: "James, you were a grounded Eagle on Earth — may you now soar thru the Heavens."
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A series of heartfelt letters written by children were recently launched into the heavens — the stratosphere, specifically — and brought back to Earth, where they were returned to the kids who wrote them.
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Miniature painting popularized illustrations of the Mairaj (Arabic for ladder) from the life of the Muslim prophet Muhammad, where the creature Buraaq takes the Prophet above the skies and beyond the heavens.
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This, of course, drives Joker to new levels of supervillainy that involve emptying out not just Arkham Asylum, but also a shadowy super-prison in the heavens known as the Phantom Zone.
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The first version of Pablo's methodical track one is a stunning, cinematic open, gospel choir swooping down like a blast of the full majesty of the heavens midway through Kanye's prayerful invocation.
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Using decayed, century-old wax cylinder recordings of Wolastoqiyik traditionals as his songbook, Dutcher's titanic orchestral arrangements and towering vocal performances send these nearly-forgotten folk songs to the heavens and beyond.
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In one impressive room stand both one of Ai Wei Wei's huge wooden trees linking the heavens and the underworld and one of Huang Yong Ping's "Fifty Arms of Buddha" series (pictured).
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"Excuse me if it seems that I am paranoid, but if all three of them fail to work, it really will be a sign from the heavens," Pullella joked with the pope.
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The opponents of exploring the heavens, who have been with us since the dawn of the space program, have started coming out of the woodwork like unquiet ghosts to annoy the living.
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And as we turn our attention to the heavens, imagining a future in which intrepid explorers will search the solar system for places to live, the situation is pretty much the same.
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"These are high resolution optical satellites that resemble the Hubble Space Telescope but look down to Earth instead of to the heavens," Marco Langbroek, a Dutch expert who tracks satellites, wrote recently.
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His point is a moving target, waving, dancing toward the heavens, the exits, his exultant base, the gesture of his that's most mimicked in Larry David's spot-on "Saturday Night Live" impersonation.
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For instance, Rafael Vinoly's 22 Park Avenue supertower stretches 21,22 feet to the heavens like an elevator shaft with windows, making it the tallest residential building in NYC, visible from almost everywhere.
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Mao was also seeking global dominance, in line with the traditional concept that the emperor of the Middle Kingdom was the rightful ruler of "tian xia" (天下), everything under the heavens.
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Just as the emotional transformation reaches its climax, the music startles with a shimmering, introspective diminuendo that drifts down from the heavens, a passage Ms. Netrebko navigates with trembling and bewitched delicacy.
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Romeo and Juliet's love transfigured the world by raising love into the heavens: Juliet is the sun, and, as with the sun, we have no idea what, if anything, makes her laugh.
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But as he sings "Rocking you to sleep, from the Otherside," the heavens suddenly open up with a cathedral-size chord, shimmering percussion and choirlike vocal harmonies, a paradise of pop artifice.
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Humans have likely been fascinated by this bright spot in the sky since we started looking up to the heavens, and our oldest astronomical records show regular observations of this huge planet.
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The famed L.A. mall beamed 9 rays of light Monday as the sun set ... and they joined together as one in the heavens to honor the victims from the January helicopter crash.
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The end of January brings some tension in the heavens; however, the stress you endure will bring you a deep sense of self-knowledge and help you let go of the past.
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Here's another view of the action, from the heavens: It appears that stadium security works with an edict to just leave brawling fans alone until they get it out of their system!
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People have always understood that objects fall to the ground when released from a height; the heavens became far more intelligible when Newton realized the same dynamic explained the motion of the planets.
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When a club's representatives aren't swooping from the heavens to steal away some unsuspecting footballer, they must sail over the oceans in their transfer longships, urged on by the ominous beating of drums.
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He sought freedom, release, joy and peace — all the things that led him to wade fully clothed into a channel of the Mississippi later that May, belting Led Zeppelin songs to the heavens.
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Never fear, you can still go about your daily life with relative ease, though the heavens would appreciate it if you did so with a little more care for the next few months.
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That makes LIGO "a new instrument for observing a new form of radiation come from the heavens," said Bill Weber, a physicist at Universita di Trento and member of the LISA Pathfinder collaboration.
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Star Wars fans are going to head to a galaxy far, far away this winter and Cargo Cosmetics is giving them everything they need to be highlighted to the heavens for the occasion.
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As early as this fall, prairie dogs in Montana could experience a magical phenomenon unlike anything they've ever witnessed: tasty, bite-sized, peanut butter treats falling from the heavens like drops of rain.
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Because La La Land fills its first half with glorious song-and-dance numbers, their relationship develops through a series of widescreen, Technicolor sequences where, sometimes literally, the pair floats through the heavens.
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On the day in 1880 that Thomas Edison celebrates the invention of the electric light bulb, the stars in the heavens herald the birth of twin girls to an unmarried woman in Budapest.
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"You've got me feeling emotions / higher than the heavens above," she sang, moments before she pierced the breakdown with high notes exactly how you'd expect the daughter of an Opera singer to deliver.
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Before that grand occasion happens and the heavens open and champagne bottles rain down on his blessed forehead, I decided to catch up with Jim to find out more about his gigging obsession.
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The unveiling will take place almost exactly a century after images of stars askew in the heavens made Einstein famous and confirmed his theory of general relativity as the law of the cosmos.
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The unveiling today took place almost exactly a century after images of stars askew in the heavens made Einstein famous and confirmed his theory of general relativity as the law of the cosmos.
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When Robert Mueller is circling this White House like a hawk preparing to descend on a chicken coop, you know that the stench of corruption emanating from this administration reaches to the heavens.
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All across the world in the fall of 1957, especially in America, people tuned into those pulses as a new addition to the heavens passed overhead and wondered what the future would bring.
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Mr. Hendricks literally looked to the heavens for inspiration for some of his art; he was known for paintings of the sky, which he would render on traditional canvases and assorted other surfaces.
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At the same time, he is promising to bring affordable renewable energy to homes with SolarCity, which merged with Tesla last year, and commercialize the heavens with SpaceX, a separate company he founded.
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An ex-voto painting of a 1944 aerial bombing in Sicily has three saints emerging from the heavens to protect its patron, the vivid depiction of war wordlessly communicating a relief at salvation.
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Only their heads, eyes entreating the heavens, are visible, although some versions of the dish let the frilly tails surface, too, as if the fish were trapped midswim by an avalanche of dough.
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The duo aim for the heavens on "Sick," crafting sounds as ascendant and sacred as any that exist in Western music, like mammoth church organs or the most gleaming Cocteau Twins guitar lines.
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"My wife and I just looked at each other, then looked to the heavens and back at each other, and we knew right then that adoption was something we would be into," Tex says.
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Catherine arrived at the gates of the city riding a mule, and large swathes of London were transformed into an allegorical procession in which Catherine was cast as a star ascending into the heavens.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lucifer gobbles up the souls of three traitors in an icy inferno, sinners are cooked in baths of tar, and a gauzy-robed Beatrice floats in the heavens.
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So, to review: The fact that there were some emails that might or might not have something to do with Clinton absolutely had to be trumpeted to the heavens the instant they were discovered.
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A subdued Miranda Lambert channeled the Haggard gloom in "Misery and Gin," delivering it in a black dress and ending with her hands in prayer, a glance upward and a wave to the heavens.
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Tiger Jared Sapp snags the ball, chucks it from the corner, and watches it bounce straight up to the heavens off the rim and finally back to Earth and through the net....BALL GAME!
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Smith imagines a grizzled Denzel Washington at a surreal barbecue, skeptical rapper Conceited floating in the heavens, and confused Keisha Johnson giving the stink eye against a Bob Ross-meets-Lisa-Frank ocean view.
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"The weather was miserable this morning; it looked like it was going to dry up going into FP2 (the second session) but then all of a sudden the heavens opened again," said the champion.
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Here again, Mr. West played with spatial relations — not between him and the crowd, but between him and the unknown, as a circular red light descended over him like a portal to the heavens.
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The heavens do not burst open when Meg says yes to John, or Amy to Laurie, but only when Jo and Bhaer, these two souls with no money or beauty or luck, come together.
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"Last week, while liberals were howling at the heavens, Log Cabin Republicans had our heads down working to develop common-sense conservative solutions to protect transgender students," said Gregory T. Angelo, the group's president.
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Applying those same tools—stretching, slivering, and stuttering samples among other production-tools-turned-compositional-tricks—Lotic conquers other worlds here, the orchestral conservatory, the jazz lounge, the nu-metal basement, the heavens themselves.
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That's part of the unusual immediacy of this production, the schoolgirls making the characters we know from "Macbeth" legible in new ways — and plowing ahead with their performance even when the heavens open up.
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Like sublime objects and structures spread across vast acreage, the constellations are strewn throughout the expanse of the heavens, their significance and symbolism only crystalizing when seen from certain angles or in specific sequences.
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The then and the now conversed fluently where the British sculptor Anish Kapoor's meters-deep black rectangular hole in the ground yawned underneath busts of Pompeian divinities that connected the underworld and the heavens.
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" There, in the auditorium of the museum, Ms. Jacobs offered this prediction: "The army of the heavens marches into Washington, D.C., and marches out of Washington, D.C." Soon enough, "they go into North Korea.
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She is caught in profile, mid-speech, one arm raised to the heavens, finger pointing upward, the other clutching her waist, amid a sea of heads and arms waving phones to record the moment.
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To the Editor: Judith Shapiro's review (June 18) of two recent books by Howard W. French ("Everything Under the Heavens") and Graham Allison ("Destined for War") uncritically reinforces two prevailing myths about modern China.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - The heavens opened at Carnoustie and it rained birdies for Tommy Fleetwood as he flew up the British Open leaderboard with a blemish-free round of six-under 65 on Friday.
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If Etzioni seeks to tone down the threat of China's rise to power, Howard French, a former Times correspondent in China and Japan, attempts to normalize it, in his " Everything Under the Heavens " (Knopf).
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There's a Latin phrase that goes to the heart of this investigation: "fiat justitia, ruat caelum," meaning "justice be done, though the heavens fall" — signifying that the law must be followed wherever it leads.
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Set in Seattle (played by Vancouver, British Columbia), the story centers on Light (Nat Wolff), a smart, isolated high schooler whose world is upended when an ancient, leather-bound notebook drops from the heavens.
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This scene of mass burial is terrifying, but in the heavens above Vesuvius, which is to the East, is God the Father, who notwithstanding the plea of a kneeling Jesus, has yet to intervene.
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Whatever the heavens look like on the solstice sets the tone for the whole season — and by the looks of it, we'll spend summer '18 learning to face reality even when nostalgia looms over us.
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The Inmyeonjo is supposed to appear when there's peace on earth, connecting the heavens and the earth for a thousand years — which explains why the Olympics would consider it a potent symbol of international union.
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In some versions of the tale, Zeus transformed them first into doves, and then into stars, after they collectively committed suicide in grief at their father being forced to carry the heavens on his shoulders.
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In the biblical story, which is quoted in full in the gallery's press release, the people of the world unite and use a single language to build a tower tall enough to reach the heavens.
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They catch the duo just after a discussion of worldwide reports of "music, as if from the heavens themselves;" trumpet-like sounds heard around the world by a handful of people with no apparent source.
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Tebow will be speaking on the fourth day—when God created the heavens and stars—along with shadow litigator Peter Thiel, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, Ivanka Trump, and Donald Trump Jr., among others.
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On today's episode, we're chatting with Gat about the zodiac signs and the heavens above: what you should and shouldn't be drinking this summer, and who you should and shouldn't be doing those activities with.
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The amount gathered is doubling every seven months; by 2025 it could require more storage capacity than for every YouTube video on the planet, or for all the information astronomers have drawn from the heavens.
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Duhamel ended the botched performance to Seal's 'Killer' by raising a clenched fist to the heavens above but that failed to sway the judges and a score of 72.67 left them adrift in seventh place.
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Yul Brynner's at the end of "The King and I." His Majesty would thrust his arms to the heavens like an excited referee signaling the winning touchdown, pause, look around and take in the applause.
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"I am begging to the Korean people and government for my forgiveness, and I am praying to the heavens so that I may be returned home to my family," he said at the press conference.
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Facebook friends may have photos of themselves jumping, doing handstands, dramatically leaning on the ramparts or contemplatively gazing from the watchtowers, but few will have memories of the Great Wall snapped from the heavens above.
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The unemployment rate is at a 16-year low and major stock indexes are scraping the heavens — but former Labor Secretary Seth Harris says he has reason to doubt the strength of the job market.
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Still, if the daily drudge of life on Earth starts to get you down, look up — and take heart that you may be a little bit closer to the heavens than you were last week.
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These domes were often shaped as octagons to represent the geometric middle ground between the circle, which represented perfection and the heavens, and the square, which stood for the earth and the life of man.
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Instead of turning it into a cry to the heavens, Thornton makes it a quiet invocation of the hope that if we just tried, we might be able to right even the smallest of injustices.
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Instead of filling the heavens with angels and Christian saints, Irish paints predominantly Rococo rooms in which the ceilings are populated with anti-war protestors, political figures such as Lyndon Johnson, and Vietnam War veterans.
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MEYRIN, Switzerland — Fabiola Gianotti is one of the most important physicists in the world, and when she gazes at the heavens after dark, she sees more than the moon, the stars and the Milky Way.
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But the basic answer is that whether it's practical or not, humans will continue to explore the heavens so long as the moon, Mars and the myriad celestial bodies beyond fire our imagination and curiosity.
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Just as kings were once thought to rise and fall by the power of the heavens, we now wonder which influence broker might have been responsible for a president's election: the Russians or the Mercers?
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Bridgman's 1877 painting "The Prayer," for example, depicts an unknown Muslim man in a mosque as a vision of absolute piety; his eyes point to the heavens as a fellow devotee prostrates in the background.
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I'm talking about "Angels in America" itself, which opened Thursday night at the National Theater here in a 25th-anniversary revival that confirms its place in the pantheon of dramas that stretch toward the heavens.
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As far as the standards of 2020 go, the moonroof is a subdued affair — I'm used to vast portal to the heavens on luxury rides — but it does provide a welcome dose of natural light.
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On December 28 1814, Mary Shelley attended a lecture that Crosse gave at Garnerin's London lecture rooms, where he gave a vivid account of the explosive fires that he, like Prometheus, brought down from the heavens.
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We wanted to be together all the time, six or eight of us, lying on someone's floor, pointing out shapes in the puckered ceiling as if the expanse above us were as beautiful as the heavens.
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In 1962, he fused his passions for the heavens and knocking boots in The Circle of Sex, a sort of Zodiac of the boudoir, which placed all humanity into a wheel of 12 different sexual archetypes.
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Ignoring the crashing of the heavens, and a sea of angry, whistling fans, the Frenchman wrong-footed the goalkeeper and calmly stroked home the second of France's goals in a breathtaking 4-2 win over Croatia.
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Yet great political alliances, and new conceptions of the earth and the heavens, are not assumed to have a part in the emergence of the modern whenever Luther is put at the center of the frame.
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II picks up where the first installment left off in 2013, building synthesizer scrap heaps to the heavens with all the intricacy and technicolor beauty of a game of Tetris that you're doomed to lose forever.
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Gunn's characters are happily lost, walking around and kicking the dirt, wanting to shout at the heavens for answers—but probably too exhausted by life to actually do anything that would require that amount of energy.
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The work, a composite of a whale skeleton and a shipwreck, will feature a 20-foot-tall animatronic figurehead of the 19th-century chanteuse Jenny Lind, who will sigh and raise her head to the heavens.
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At the end, with a shriek of whistles, they all gradually returned home, and a sudden blast of dancehall flavor from Sister Nancy's "Pegion Rock" jolted our attention away from the heavens and back to reality.
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He jumped into action, and like a figure from a Renaissance painting, stretched his hand to the heavens, rescuing that iPhone from a shattered fate that smartphone users know all too well in the 21st century.
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Unlike other films about the space program, "First Man" doesn't romanticize mankind's ascent to the heavens, and it doesn't give the famously reticent Neil Armstrong (Ryan Gosling) some hidden depth that had never been accessed before.
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At BierYoga, participants raise their bottles to the heavens in mountain pose, extend them in front while in dancer, and attempt to pick them up and drink—using only their teeth—in a modified version of pigeon.
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Instead of looking to your horoscope for advice on how to live your life, you can think of your sign as your own slice of the heavens encompassing vast swaths of our ever-expanding, ever-confusing universe.
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Consider this your reward after a long work week: The heavens are set to go wild Friday with a full snow moon lunar eclipse and the closest brush Earth has had with a comet in three decades.
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In fact, as the month comes to a close, you're going to feel even more rallied by the heavens to show the world what a courageous leader you are when Pluto ends its retrograde on September 30.
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JR's installation, however, dissolves one monument to exalt another: it is not an impervious barrel vault unto the heavens, but the replacement of arguably the second most photographed monument in Paris with the stately palace behind it.
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If getting more familiar with your astrological DNA was one of your New Year's resolutions, you'll be in good company, but the heavens have been up there all along, waiting for you to turn your gaze skyward.
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"He saw the heavens open, he saw the Father's open arms and when you feel that kind of love, how could you stay?" sang Kathie Lee, who was married to Frank for 29 years before he passed.
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The two even recorded tracks together as early as 1999 (when Miguel was only 14), so it only makes sense that they'd continue collaborating on Below The Heavens and elsewhere (like J Dilla's "Sun In My Face").
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Ever since the first astronomers chronicled the traffic of the firmament, the historical record is full of those who appealed to the heavens for signs and found them in stars and supernovae, orbital ice, and errant rocks.
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The aim was to just stick it to the Americans and say well, women in America are just expected to stay in the kitchen and take valium, but here in Russia our women are pioneering the heavens.
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Artists like Nancy Holt and Charles Ross created work aligned to the heavens, to the motion of the stars and sun, seeking to connect to something larger than avant-garde movements, planetary motion as their guiding principle.
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Jabbari: "They come from faraway lands, from the ends of the heavens—the LORD and the weapons of his wrath—to destroy the whole country" - Isaiah 13:5 Kim: Is this an advert for an evil wig?
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First, there was his weird Summer Jam performance on Sunday, which fell through on the promise of guests but did include one "superstar," a very confused Asahd Khaled, who was lifted to the heavens like Young Simba.
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When it seemed the end may have been near, the heavens opened yet again on Friday morning, dropping more water on the New York City region just in time for umbrella-less straphangers to be caught unawares.
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The absence of visual pollution makes the location an unusually pure spot to see the heavens — a treasured site for astronomers and stargazers hunting for undiscovered exoplanets, and a place rich in folklore, rock art and mysticism.
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As Paul Fussell pointed out in "The Great War and Modern Memory," the upper classes used genteel words in place of plain ones: slumber for sleep, the heavens for the sky, conquer for win, legion for army.
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In Mr. Powell and Emeric Pressburger's great fantasy, an R.A.F. bomber pilot (David Niven) cheats death and then, having fallen in love with an American radio operator, must make the case for a reprieve from the heavens.
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In the evening, when I go on my walks, I look at the two blue lights beaming into the heavens from just south of the old World Trade Center and I try to hold my gaze there.
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Seen from below, the work, named Stonehenge Stellaris, offers a surreal take on the heavens — an abstract map of Manhattan depicting Stonehenge NYC's 23 rental buildings as constellations, where your location is indicated by a company logo.
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But on the anniversary of the election that made Donald Trump America's 45th president, thousands of Americans are trying out a new tack: banding together, craning their necks to the heavens, and screaming helplessly at the sky.
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And while skywatchers today will look up to the heavens in awe (if they&aposre in the right spot), people long ago took a change in lunar hue as a sign of doom — a good reason to panic.
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Ancient Vedic chants from India devoted thousands of lines to imagery of the heavens; vagaries of weather, the reddening dawn and deepening dusk are all evoked in great detail, yet not once is the sky described as blue.
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When I had my birth chart read, the heavens didn't crack open and reveal a whole new version of myself, but I still learned a lot more about my astrological identity than I otherwise would have never known.
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"The last of America's first astronauts has left us, but propelled by their example we know that our future here on Earth compels us to keep reaching for the heavens," President Barack Obama said in a statement Thursday.
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NCLE is a pathfinder experiment; its observations should aid in the design and development of a future radio-science instrument that will study the heavens from a perch in space or on the moon, team members have said.
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That Villa Las Estrellas is so remote — its name can be translated as Hamlet of the Stars, since the lack of artificial light pollution here enhances gazing into the heavens — sits just fine with many who live here.
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It's unlikely that a young Elton John (née Reggie Dwight) broke out into song in the middle of the street as a child, and he surely never lifted off the ground mid-"Crocodile Rock," ascending toward the heavens.
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Leaped onto one of the two long dining tables and stood there looking at the ceiling, or the heavens, somewhat like a movie star in a climactic scene, and allowed a terrific energy to consume and become him.
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Dresden, 1945, view from the town hall (Rathaus) over the destroyed city (Photo via Deutsche Fotothek) This article originally appeared on VICE UK. When man stopped believing in God he started sending his own messages from the heavens.
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The energy in the heavens is very active today, but with the Moon in Aries highlighting the part of your chart the rules rest and down time, you'll probably do your best today by working from home (alone).
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Sticking her tongue out, Halep looked up to the heavens with arms held aloft as she soaked up the standing ovation from the cheering fans having completed a win she described as "one of my best on grass".
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Not stopping at plane flight, the pig sets sights on the heavens, and in short order lands on the moon in a spaceship, then shares his new knowledge communally, so animals in flying vessels soon crisscross the sky.
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For a while — starting with the "Epic of Gilgamesh" chiseled onto a tablet 4,000 years go — our villains were gods and monsters hiding out in the heavens and oceans, treating humans like their own personal set of Legos.
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All the atoms in your wedding band, in the pharaoh's treasures and the bombs that destroyed Hiroshima and still threaten us all, so the story goes, have been formed in cosmic gong shows that reverberated across the heavens.
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The performance seemed to awaken once the god of love, Amore, here the bright-voiced soprano Hera Hyesang Park, arrived: Winged and wearing a peach-colored shirt, floppy pants and sneakers, she descended (on wires) from the heavens.
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He narrated a folk tale in which a starving woman hears the moo of a cow coming from the heavens and she prays to Allah to bring down the cow so that she can feed her starving children.
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If we're receptive, it leaves us pondering the fact that an encounter with a universe that's much bigger than ourselves — either in the solar system or in the heavens — can force us into an encounter with, well, ourselves.
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People are correct to see these occurrences as indicating a president and his aides with a tin ear on race, but incorrect to believe that screaming to the heavens about them accomplishes anything beyond making smart people feel good.
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But TESS will scan a broader swath of the heavens to focus on 200,000 pre-selected stars that are relatively nearby — some of them just dozens of light years away — and thus among the brightest as seen from Earth.
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How many times have you received an unsolicited dick pic purporting to be a gift from the heavens, when down on Earth it looks more like the half-chewed frankfurter that your dog dragged in from next-door's barbecue?
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The ship was in what the astronauts called "barbecue mode," because it was spinning like a pig on a spit as they returned to Earth, with views, resetting every two minutes, of our planet, Moon, Sun, and the heavens.
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Earlier this week, the stars aligned, the heavens opened up, and the gods of all that is good and pure in this world blessed us with a batshit crazy video of Tommy Wiseau doing an impression of the Joker.
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The women were forced off court with Williams on match point as the heavens opened for a third time in the tie, the scoreboard showing 7-5 4-6 7-1103 and 40-30 in the eighth seed's favour.
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They sought to dissect this fog and its history using data from the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, a satellite that was launched in 2008 to study gamma rays, the most energetic form of electromagnetic radiation in the heavens.
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Amazon's decision to open secondary headquarters in New York and near Washington sends a clear message: There is no Bezos ex Machina on the way for struggling cities, no single big gift from the heavens that will change everything.
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Never once at the start of my workweek — not in my morning coffee shop line; not in my crowded subway commute; not as I begin my bottomless inbox slog — have I paused, looked to the heavens and whispered: #ThankGodIt'sMonday.
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But for all the seamless blending between their component parts, there's always a sense that there's multiple voices fighting to the forefront of each piece, a playful sort of one-upmanship that drives their ascendant pieces toward the heavens.
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He explained that in old British common law there is a rule known as "ad coelum et ad inferos," translated roughly as "to the heavens and to hell," which granted people ownership of what was above and below their homes.
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Just the other day, I thought he was staring up at the heavens and crying softly for no reason at all, until I realized my phone was making a small reflection on the ceiling that he desperately wanted to play with.
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But perhaps that had always been the fear and their future from the first steps taken over distant plains, the first fire, the first time a parent pointed to the heavens and told their child the name of a god.
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Astrologer Pierz Newton-John writes that, in the early days of astrology, when very little was known of the solar system, people looked to the heavens with a kind of reverent wonder, seeking answers to their greatest questions from above.
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This browser game from The Line has everything you could ask for in an endless runner: tons of awards statue collectibles, the full lineup of Best Actor nominees, Lady Gaga, paparazzi and a giant sword smashing down from the heavens.
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Sometimes, it wouldn't be immediately apparent what joke a level would involve until I would touch the screen and a solitary ball would fall from the heavens onto the back of a contraption, sending it toppling straight off the level.
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Look, it's awesome to see fans and critics alike yell like hell to the heavens about Japandroids making drinking sound like a higher calling, dumbing out in a CAPS LOCK/all-emojis-and-exclamation-points manner usually reserved for Migos songs.
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There's no need to lift your car up to the heavens — as long as the tire is a few inches off the ground and you have enough room to pull it off and replace it, you should be in good shape.
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The proper response to Putin's Cold War-era gambit is to not only for Trump to say no but to forge ahead with the establishment of a United States Space Force strong enough to keep the peace in the heavens.
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Earlier, though, there was something that was commonly said, according to Mr. Hou, among farmers around here who knew the chemical name of one of the most widely used plant foods: "We rely first on the heavens," the saying went.
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Responding to this question through the use of ineffectual capture technology is Italian artists Paolo Woods and Gabriele Galimberti's Les Paradis, rapport annuel (or "The Heavens, Annual Report"), a superficial photographic culture jam developed undercover in tony offshore tax havens.
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The pick of the bunch, though, was a surprisingly heart-breaking story: A recently diseased young man makes a final trip from the heavens to say goodbye to his girlfriend, set to Hitomi Yaida's gorgeous power ballad "Over the Distance".
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The prudent path forward lies somewhere between "fiat justitia, ruat caelum" and "Vox populi, vox Dei" — "let justice be done though the heavens fall" on one hand and "the voice of the people is the voice of God" on the other.
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CreditCreditSusan Wright for The New York Times Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there stood emerald peaks woven with crystalline rivers, hillsides garlanded with stone villages, and canyons joined by lofty bridges arcing toward the heavens.
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The Cold War battle for the heavens soon yielded a billion-dollar-a-year "space industry," with lucrative government contracts showered on businesses large and small — from giant aircraft companies like Lockheed to Waste King, a maker of garbage disposals.
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" Lincoln may well have anticipated all those convictions — Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim, Jewish and Christian — when in 1863 he proclaimed the last Thursday in November to be "a day of Thanksgiving and praise to our beneficent Father who dwelleth in the Heavens.
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Increasingly sophisticated and smaller machines have spread out to every world of the solar system, buzzing the rings of Saturn, daring the dark voids beyond Pluto and landing on comets, scanning the heavens for new planets, new places to dream about.
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The effect is similar in nearby Assisi, where "Ascensione" (2008), a massive bisected curve of Cor-Ten steel stretching upward — a kind of skateboard ramp to the heavens — seems perfectly in place a stone's throw from the Basilica of St. Francis.
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Against the common sense of the day, when slavery seemed to most people as immutable as the stars in the heavens, Lay imagined a new world in which people would live simply, make their own food and clothes, and respect nature.
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In the painting, the half-naked, terrified girl is shown being manhandled to the altar, while Artemis watches from the heavens and Agamemnon turns his back on the scene, his cloak over his head, burying his face in his hands.
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Last year, he and his colleagues launched a demo version of AstriaGraph, a kind of open source traffic monitor for the heavens that takes the often conflicting data from satellites and ground-based sensors and combines them into a 3D display.
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You've probably seen a screenshot or video from Manifold Garden before; it's an indie game that's been kicking around for years under the guise of a playable M.C. Escher painting, with endlessly repeating geometry and intertwined staircases leading into the heavens.
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Howard W. French's "Everything Under the Heavens: How the Past Helps Shape China's Push for Global Power" does so through a deep historical and cultural study of the meaning of China's rise from the point of view of the Chinese themselves.
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As the man whooped and hollered and raked the trash-bag flag like a giant windshield wiper, the lights climbed into the darkening sky, veering and banking, making and unmaking chaotic patterns, spreading and swirling until they filled half the heavens.
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She writes: Never once at the start of my workweek — not in my morning coffee shop line; not in my crowded subway commute; not as I begin my bottomless inbox slog — have I paused, looked to the heavens and whispered: #ThankGodIt'sMonday.
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Dzyuba, unable to contain his delight after keeping his nerve to plant the equalizer past David de Gea after Gerard Pique's handball, said he found stepping up to take the penalty intimidating but that the heavens had been on his side.
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That is, except for one blessed hour on Sunday nights over the past few months, as David Lynch and Mark Frost reached down from the heavens to seize his audience by the lapels and thrust them into a hostile, unfamiliar new plane.
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"The heavens would not fall if the stake sale is deferred to the next fiscal year," the official said adding that ahead of national elections next year, the government could not take the risk of selling the national carrier at a low price.
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News spreads, and the whole little circus gets turned on its head when the entertainment mogul V.A. Vandemere and his lady, the "Queen of the heavens" (and, as it turns out, trapeze artist) Colette (Eva Green) show up to buy out Medici's circus.
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By proving that the "new star" in question was a very great distance away—at the least, further than the Moon—Brahe dealt a mortal blow to the Aristotelian belief, widespread in Europe at the time, that the heavens were perfect and unchanging.
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But because ancient astronomers reckoned the passage of time by the motion of the heavens, and modern models are based on the unvarying output of atomic clocks, the gradual slowing of Earth's rotation will produce a disagreement in timing between the two.
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Today, the brand has expanded to become a global, mult-hyphenate force, with Virgin's imprints flying more than 32 million passengers a year, amassing an estimated annual revenue of around $9 billion and soon taking aim toward the heavens with space tourism.
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Image: NASABy now we've all heard the biggest news of 2017, fated in the heavens for eons before humanity's earliest ancestors walked the savannahs: There's an eclipse this August 21st, and it's carving a path right through these great United States of America.
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The only shift going on in the heavens is the Moon entering sensual Earth sign Taurus at 1:10 PM. A new moon is coming tomorrow, so spend some time today brainstorming what new seeds you would like to plant in your life.
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According to Variety, Beyoncé is Favreau's number one choice to voice Simba's childhood flame Nala in the film, with the studio ready to do "anything" to accommodate her busy schedule of presumably making sure the heavens and the oceans are in alignment.
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But the smoke of burning petroleum is far more ominous: thicker, darker, unwilling to be dispersed into light wisps by the light southern wind, the state of Oregon's singular energy dependency rising to the heavens on a back of a black horse.
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It's the brainchild of this guy, Tom Every, a retired industrial wrecker who invented the alter ego Dr. Evermor, an English Victorian creator, and constructed his sculpture collection as a means to ascend "into the heavens on a magnetic lightning force beam."
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One notable woodcut is that of Orion: usually shown as a hunter, the figure in Ratdolt's text is a knight in armor, clutching a club in one hand and a personified shield in the other — a valiant guide to the heavens indeed.
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"The heavens opened at the beginning and then the sun came through and it turned out to be a most beautiful day," said Hamilton, who became the first Formula One driver to celebrate his victory by crowd-surfing fans after the podium procedure.
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Mr. Milner and his colleagues estimate that it could take 21 years to get the mission off the ground and into the heavens, 103 years to get to Alpha Centauri and another four years for the word from outer space to come home.
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The self-governing nation of 15 islands and home to around 17,000 people wants a name in the Cook Islands Maori language - and it has 64 possibilities so far, including Rangiaroa, or "Love from the Heavens", and Raroatua, meaning "We Stand Under God".
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Minutes after DJT gets sworn in, I just feel like loads of blue-eyed people will stand, stare to the heavens, and chant wicked words in support of Trump—eerie, the words, in unison—while a strange glowing light envelopes their heads.
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Victorious 01 Spin 02 Music 03 The Heavens & The Earth 04 Good Thang 05 He Can Save You 06 Mm Hm Hm 07 Ha Ya 08 Tell You No Lie 09 Push On 10 They Can Tell 11 Sun In The Sky
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It is the oldest meteorite impact with a confirmed date on record, and has become famous for its dramatic fall from the heavens, an event that was witnessed by onlookers and recorded for posterity by writers like the Italian priest Sigismondo Tizio.
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The practice was a pre-performance custom common in Cantonese opera, a vernacular music tradition that is one of Cantopop's precursors: artists call on the heavens for protection and appeal to the local spirits to forgive any disturbance that the performance might cause.
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Not too far away, outside of Flagstaff, another project, this one called the Navy Precision Optical Interferometer, also stares at stars and notes their ultra-precise positions in space, an activity of interest because the heavens still form the backbone of earthly navigation.
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On this week's podcast, French talks about "Everything Under the Heavens"; Judith Newman discusses new books about how to grieve and how to die; Alexandra Alter has news from the literary world; and Gregory Cowles and Parul Sehgal on what people are reading.
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From the opening scenes in which Apollo ascends to the heavens to the Furies sweeping down from the skies to shatter the temple where the star-crossed lovers at the center of the story are to be married, the performance seems airborne.
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Originally made in 1977, while Oppenheim was a visiting artist at the University of Montana, "Wishing the Mountains Madness" (1969/2016) uses the signs of the heavens to brand the earth, creating a strange feeling of cosmic inversion — of madness, you could say.
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