And that's even reflected in how the show reveals his villainy — not through the eyes of Syd, but through the eyes of David, who experiences it as a twist.
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You have those in society that like to tell the story of the Civil War exclusively through the eyes of the Confederacy and not through the eyes of enslaved people.
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It opens with the show's best pairing: an episode seen half through the eyes of Noah (Dominic West), former husband, and half through the eyes of Helen (Maura Tierney), former wife.
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Or it's through the eyes of Clay as a presence.
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We're seeing the entire story through the eyes of Elizabeth Kloepfer.
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You only ever see her through the eyes of someone else.
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With their own eyes or through the eyes of their relatives.
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But through the eyes of the athlete, it's a different picture.
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We think about what transformative events in history have occurred and stories that help us see these big moments not through the eyes of generals or presidents or kings, but rather through the eyes of everyday people.
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What if you could view Twitter through the eyes of someone else?
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Journalists often see the end of coral through the eyes of scientists.
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We have been conditioned to value ourselves through the eyes of men.
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This new map shows you through the eyes of a medieval cartographer.
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No Place Safe recounts the murders through the eyes of teenaged Reid.
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It allows you to see things through the eyes of a child.
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Through the eyes of each surgeon, however, I saw a different picture.
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It was through the eyes of France that I began to see.
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It's all seen through the eyes of the Hawkins family in Britain.
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"Zama" explores the history of colonialism through the eyes of a colonizer.
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Seeing it through the eyes of Simon is a truly harrowing watch.
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Here's how an all American affair looked through the eyes of an Englishman.
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We'd get a different spin on Spider-Man through the eyes of Venom.
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And they see it, like you're saying, through the eyes of your kid.
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It's great to see these stories through the eyes of a female photographer.
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Viewers get to intimately know Fonny through the eyes of his female lover.
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Flashback: The degraded stock market through the eyes of a pet food IPO
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Movement through the eyes of a poet and journalist turned anti-stoning and
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I got to see Sweden close up through the eyes of an outsider.
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"We don't need to go through the eyes of other candidates," she said.
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We wanted to to experience French life through the eyes of the locals.
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It was the world around us, interpreted through the "eyes" of the car.
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It's so fun to see through the eyes of a young girl again.
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A self-evaluation through the eyes of a mother I lost long ago.
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Experience Christmas through the eyes of an excited child — and a bulls-eyed dog.
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What about a story following the Andal invasion through the eyes of a soldier?
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Or a project that allows you to see through the eyes of the locals.
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So many historians are still guilty of telling history through the eyes of men.
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Let's trace their journey through the eyes of one of their most talented gymnasts.
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What better way to explore it than through the eyes of an innocent animal?
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I can see the world through the eyes of that mischievous 10-year-old.
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"When I say I'm learning my language, it's really about learning to see the world through the eyes of our ancestors, to look at the stars through the eyes of our ancestors, to gain that insight and orientation our ancestors had," she said.
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She dies slowly saying good-bye to the world, through the eyes of a child.
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What he found instead was himself, through the eyes of the park's winged trauma victims.
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What challenges did you face when looking at divinity through the eyes of an insider?
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My only experience in Drustavar has been through the eyes of the Horde thus far.
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It is impossible to see reality except by looking through the eyes of the Party.
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I never thought about 'buy-now, wear-now,' through the eyes of people your age.
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But will we ever see the undead takeover through the eyes of a younger Negan?
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It is largely told through the eyes of former Barack Obama campaign staffer Brittany Kaiser.
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So, when we tell the story through the eyes of our slightly embittered IDAP veteran.
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Seeing through the eyes of another is what theater — and all art — allows and demands.
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She was constantly seeing herself, her husband and her children through the eyes of others.
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So let's take a look at this year's game through the eyes of its commercials.
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Louie: Because you can see what's actually happening, not through the eyes of someone else.
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Prepare to experience over 20 years of hip-hop history through the eyes of Angie Martinez.
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It's these dreams, called "green dreams," where Bran has occasionally lived through the eyes of Summer.
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Heuritech: anticipating brand and product desirability through the eyes of millions of fashion influencers and consumers
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Most people never accumulate massive wealth because they see money through the eyes of negative emotions.
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But customers didn't just get to see the world through the eyes of Harry Potter characters.
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Miller offers us the chance to reconsider myths through the eyes of a woman living them.
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The promise of virtual reality is that you can see through the eyes of someone else.
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Rather than watching from the seats, you experience the story through the eyes of the star.
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Have you ever wanted to see life through the eyes of a covetous little gremlin creature?
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One defense is to remain always ahead, always imagining oneself through the eyes of an observer.
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Soul Food's story is told through the eyes of Mama Joe's 11-year-old grandson, Ahmad.
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In many of her portraits, she photographs herself quite literally through the eyes of her subject.
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He'd written the first draft in the third person, through the eyes of a British magistrate.
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The NYT chronicled the past two weeks of market turmoil through the eyes of seven traders.
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In Black Panther's first issue, Coates examines the title character through the eyes of his people.
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See the country and this scientific marvel through the eyes of smart and talented Times readers.
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Told through the eyes of one of the patients, Kesey reveals bits of his own background.
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Those uniquely topical dramas explored of-the-moment events through the eyes of two different families.
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A new series explores life under the Islamic State through the eyes of four young recruits.
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But the sidebar stories about the criminal underworld of Albuquerque, as seen through the eyes of young hustler Nacho (Michael Mando), or the slow construction of the famous "superlab" from Breaking Bad, as seen mostly through the eyes of Mike, didn't pay nearly as many dividends.
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It quickly became a disturbing choose-your-own-adventure seen through the eyes of a deliberate hoaxer.
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For the first time in my life, I saw myself through the eyes of thousands of strangers.
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The Netflix original film tells the story of the Cambodian genocide through the eyes of a child.
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America through the eyes of some people who are really buying into the good ol' fashioned stereotypes.
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You're the Worst takes us back to last week's episode as seen through the eyes of Edgar.
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Definitely was a favorable view of Johnson seen through the eyes of those that worked for him.
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When you saw your ex through the eyes of her new girlfriend, she became someone desirable again.
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Being aimed to let people see Instagram through the eyes of other users, like celebrities and friends.
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A Tumblr Sees Museums Through the Eyes of Art The Photographer Capturing People on Drugs | High Art
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From a young age, I understood my place in the world through the eyes of my mother.
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They look through the "eyes" of the robot and can look down and see the robot's arms.
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Eisinger reveals this story of backpedaling and cowardice through the eyes of the few who resisted it.
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As the event kicks off, follow the festivities through the eyes of these influencers, models and designers.
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It is exciting to continue to learn about your films through the eyes of different audience members.
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Some of Stanville life we get to see through the eyes of a character named Gordon Hauser.
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The show, "Orsay Through the Eyes of Julian Schnabel," which opens on Wednesday and runs through Jan.
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John Steinbeck's greatest gift was his ability to tell an epic through the eyes of ordinary people.
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Willie's deathbed is projected to us through the eyes of John Hay, another of the President's secretaries.
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And it's true — so many superhero origin stories are told through the eyes of the superhero themselves.
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The series, like the Instagram account, will be told through the eyes of a young Prince George.
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I can't even imagine what it must be like through the eyes of a 6-year old.
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" In both pieces, an "insider" gives us a view of the world through the eyes of "outsiders.
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In a couple scenes, audiences are able to look through the eyes of Gunslinger, an evil robot.
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This movie picks up right after Stark's sacrifice, but through the eyes of know-it-all teens.
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After dying, the game wasn't over: I saw the action through the eyes of another (still-alive) player.
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Visitors can learn about each territory's history and culture through the eyes of the people who live there.
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The story is told through the eyes of the sole girl in a crowded house of rambunctious boys.
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I liked the point of view of the novel being presented through the eyes of a young girl.
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More so, it's a vivid (at times, quite bloody) taste of war through the eyes of one man.
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The goal was to show the country as it really existed through the eyes of its various citizens.
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We just saw it as an opportunity to see the city through the eyes of these different women.
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This spring, we entered Station 19 through the eyes of former Grey's Anatomy mainstay Ben Warren (Jason George).
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The best way to view today's protest is through the eyes of a federal judge, not Ajit Pai.
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Most importantly, they project back the actions of our society through the eyes of people who experience them.
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Winter peeks into the life of Hemings and Jefferson through the eyes of Madison, as he is known.
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Instead, they need to see their new company through the eyes of potential investors and its future customers.
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"We want to see the world through their eyes or even better, through the eyes of their sources."
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On the contrary, much of the story, none of it flattering, is told through the eyes of women.
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Ahmed follows this border conflict through the eyes of a goatherd who lives in a Kansas mosque's minaret.
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Viewing Mr. Erdogan through the eyes of the Alevis, however, highlights the complexities and paradoxes of both themes.
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What I'm doing is taking a look at it through the eyes of a zoologist, of a scientist.
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In today's show, we look at the battle over climate change through the eyes of a coal miner.
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"Beautiful Day" views Fred Rogers through the eyes of a cynical journalist assigned to profile him for Esquire .
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Now we can explore Mare Imbrium through the eyes of Yutu and its lander for the first time.
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He grins as he describes the scene, peering through the eyes of a version of himself from decades ago.
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Inside Laces, glass walkways crisscross elegantly from side to side, as if pulled through the eyes of a shoe.
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For the last 150 years, film and television has largely been crafted through the eyes of white, cisgender men.
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We see the same series of events through the eyes of both Helen (Maura Tierney) and Noah (Dominic West).
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The special investigates Obama's most controversial policy initiatives through the eyes of his closest advisors and most outspoken critics.
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The first episode brings both plots together dramatically through the eyes of a scared girl with a heart defect.
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Trump will cast his trade agenda through the eyes of American workers, contending that he'll put American priorities first.
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POWELL: YOU LOOK AT IT THROUGH THE EYES OF THE HIGHLY COMPLICATED MODEL AND THEY SUGGEST PRETTY MODEST EFFECTS.
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"Roma" is based on Cuarón's childhood in Mexico City, as told through the eyes of the family's maid Cleo.
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The book offers an intimate look at the neighborhood through the eyes of someone slowly becoming part of it.
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What moved me the most was seeing the history of these recent wars through the eyes of the locals.
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Legacy of the Beast's gameplay is an interactive journey through the eyes of the Maiden's beloved skeleton mascot, Eddie.
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Suede has always been a very urban, metropolitan experience, seen through the eyes of interlopers from a commuter town.
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Read on to see what Trader Joe's is like through the eyes of a die-hard Whole Foods fan.
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These are archetypal stories and allegories of how we interact with life, told through the eyes of a child.
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The world for McCraney, through the eyes of David, is not a hard either/or, but a glorious and.
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The tale of Blanchett's Bernadette unfolds in part through the eyes of her teenage daughter, Bee (newcomer Emma Nelson).
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To look at the world through the eyes of the residents of the Tribal Areas is a daunting task.
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It is an ambitious and affecting overview of American racial history as seen through the eyes of novelist James Baldwin.
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The showrunners also decided to introduce us to Dorne through the eyes of a character we already know, Jaime Lannister.
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The future looks bleak through the eyes of the workers at the factories GM plans to idle, the UAW said.
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The Survivors tell PEOPLE that it was especially gratifying to see the game through the eyes of the show's superfans.
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So the best way to study innovation in Shenzhen is to examine it through the eyes of its entrepreneurial firms.
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Director Danny Gold tells this story of The Bronx, USA through the eyes of veteran television producer George Shapiro (Seinfeld).
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But if Liza was having a 20s freakout moment, it would be through the eyes of a 40-year-old.
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The wealthiest people, however, see money for what it is and for what it isn't — through the eyes of logic.
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The suspicion is that, like any regulator, it had started to see the world through the eyes of its charge.
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It's the entire Hogwarts schooling experience presented for the first time through the eyes of someone other than Harry Potter.
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Steve Ballmer's USAFacts is out with its third annual report looking at the world through the eyes of government data.
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Through the eyes of New Horizons, we got our first good look at Pluto, and what we saw astonished us.
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That weakness, however, is only really present if you view it through the eyes of the year-over-year upgrader.
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You know Flint as just another forgotten city in the rust because you've seen Flint through the eyes of newscasters.
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Additionally, once a player "dies," they can continue watching the game through the eyes of the person who killed them.
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Since they're filtered through the eyes of one character in particular, how much are they colored by that character's memories?
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Metempsychosis steers this picaresque novel, but its main preoccupation is television, watched through the eyes of the soul's host bodies.
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A retelling of a classic western through the eyes of a female character: "Gunsmoke" as told by Miss Kitty, perhaps?
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In the episode, we experience the app through the eyes of awkward Frank (Joe Cole) and sunny Amy (Georgina Campbell).
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Unlike in Stranger Things, it's the '90s instead of '80s that's explored through the eyes of the show's teenage characters.
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We're about to relive the hellish days of high school through the eyes of our favorite queen bees and wannabes.
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Read: "Apeirogon," the latest novel from Colum McCann, examines the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the eyes of two grieving fathers.
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CRAWFORD "Fallen Glory" offers a panoramic take on world history — through the eyes of the buildings that have witnessed it.
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That's evident in a pair of complementary documentaries this week, looking back through the eyes of camp survivors and their liberators.
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We get treated to a rare look at how the hosts are made and developed, through the eyes of the creation.
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What are the men of Billions when perceived through the eyes of the women in their lives, if not tragically misguided?
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Design thinking emphasises action over planning and encourages its followers to look at problems through the eyes of the people affected.
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As I helped my math teacher through his first crossword, I viewed my own skills through the eyes of a novice.
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So far, BattleScar simply constructs a place with limitless potential, and shows it to us through the eyes of a teenager.
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The short documentary shows how the program works through the eyes of Mohsin Mohi Ud Din, who presented at the conference.
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The film is based on Remember the Time, a bestselling book about Jackson's final years through the eyes of his bodyguards.
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While the flames quickly turned catastrophic, only now are we seeing the extent of the hellfire through the eyes of rescuers.
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A new app called Being lets you see Instagram through the eyes of another user, whether a friend or a celebrity.
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A video installation introduces visitors to the area's tumultuous past, as seen through the eyes of an elderly resident of Kabul.
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The upcoming series explores the crack-cocaine epidemic of the early '80s through the eyes of multiple people in Los Angeles.
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Through the eyes of the old and young — mothers, fathers, and children — we see tents, boats, exhaustion, confusion, and sometimes fear.
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To try to see the world through the eyes of people very different from ourselves and to return to rational debate.
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"We are firm believers that the story of a destination is best told through the eyes of local artisans," Ayaan says.
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Satrapi's graphic memoir tells the story of the Iranian Revolution through the eyes of a child watching her whole world change.
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It is also a story of the wreckage the man left behind, specifically as seen through the eyes of his children.
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And speaking of a scene, there's nothing quite like seeing all the greats of jazz through the eyes of Miles Davis!
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When I see a patient with chronic pain, I try to see that person through the eyes of my younger self.
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For the makers of "Babylon Berlin," it was crucial that the audience experience the past through the eyes of the protagonists.
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There's something horribly real about watching a man scale the arches of a gigantic bridge through the eyes of a GoPro.
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But once you look at market intelligence through the eyes of computer science, it provokes disquieting thoughts of a different kind.
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Star Wars stans will love The Mandalorian, an exploration of the galaxy through the eyes of space's most famous bounty hunter.
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Observation can get you close, but to touch the essence of something, one must see through the eyes of lived experience.
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Chomsky can see what is taking place in Turkey with his own eyes, not through the eyes of a fifth column.
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" He adds, "It's a different thing to just watch two people boxing and to see them through the eyes of Ray Arcel.
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Another demo showed the world through the eyes of a butterfly as the projector broadcasted a colorful, abstract mosaic onto the walls.
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All this is explored through the eyes of Mr Stanley's two subjects, both of whom resisted the tide of militarism and xenophobia.
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As such, our government must look at regulation, complexity of tax policies, and shareholder activities through the eyes of a private company.
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This is what the movie is about, it's like a documentary seen through the eyes of other people, although I'm there, yes.
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The deal comes after Intel's high-profile Super Bowl promotion, which let viewers see the game through the eyes of the players.
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I have nothing against Goldman, but I am primarily interested in how the U.S. economy is doing through the eyes of banks.
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Puffs is the story of Harry Potter's seven years at Hogwarts, but through the eyes of his oft-forgotten classmates: The Hufflepuffs.
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Whether it's an activist trying to understand life through the eyes of a cop or vice versa, that's very difficult to do.
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It is a tragically American story: what happens when someone enters our prison system, through the eyes of those he leaves behind.
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Flip the book over, and you get a version of the same events through the eyes of a teenage girl named Lyra.
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Slate's chief political correspondent Jamelle Bouie is here to help us see this campaign through the eyes of a journalist of color.
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The film "Ivy League Trailblazers" introduces us to the nation's most prestigious universities through the eyes of first-generation college students. Louis.f.
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Orsay through the Eyes of Julian Schnabel continues at Musée d'Orsay (1, Rue de la Légion d'Honneur, Paris) through January 13, 2019.
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It is history seen through the eyes of these persons, without a pretense to being universal, which, through its subjectivity, becomes universal.
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I try to see the work through the eyes of the people who did it because I don't want to demoralize them.
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If a flattering history of British royalty exists, this isn't it, perhaps because no one looks good through the eyes of servants.
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For as much as the series filters its point of view through the eyes of the girls, there's another level of remove.
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Venturing overseas with American forces in 2700, Pyle reported the war through the eyes of the regular infantrymen on the front lines.
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"I always think it's a very interesting process to look at art through the eyes of an artist," Ms. Peyton-Jones said.
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I thought of it through the eyes of a little boy while his parents are getting divorced, of all these crazy scenarios.
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Like many amazing women, she has been conditioned to see the world through the eyes of men and the things they valued.
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This documentary by Cameron Yates charts McGarry's rise as a self-made high-end chef, seen through the eyes of his mother.
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Vietnam, Through the Eyes of Artists: The war and its human toll had a profound impact on artists addressing the turbulent times.
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Greenside piles scorn upon himself, reflecting it through the eyes of his part-time countrymen while simultaneously pointing a finger at them.
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Dickey, the author of "Empire of Mud," looks at the march mainly through the eyes of soldiers and other participants, like nurses.
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"We want travelers to meet the animals through the eyes of the people who live and work with them," Ms. Freemon said.
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It's also a coming-of-age tale as it is told through the eyes of a young girl named Scout (Mary Badham).
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The one exception is Rachel, whom we come to understand more and more as we see her through the eyes of others.
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This new documentary series looks at eight mass shootings across the country through the eyes of the victims and emergency medical workers.
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Myles's assertive poetic voice is transfigured into Joycean landscapes that are seen through the eyes of Rosie and eventually synchronize with Myles.
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The writer-director's latest feature film chronicles China's socioeconomic transformation through the eyes of a couple caught up in the criminal underworld.
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Trump, who sees foreign policy through the eyes of an ultimate deal maker, may have felt the need to respond to Putin's remarks.
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The miniseries, premiering February 27, chronicles the LGBTQ civil rights movement in the early '70s through the eyes of an ensemble of characters.
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Viewed through the eyes of a troubled teenager named Jimmy, the piece managed to balance clear-eyed nostalgia with forward-thinking musical ideas.
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But it's a twist that doesn't feel out of question, as we've seen it happen already, just through the eyes of another family.
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The law generally "tells jurors to look through the eyes of the officers," said Craig Futterman, a criminologist at the University of Chicago.
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More importantly, Pike began to see world through the eyes of a woman who had really seen the world — the worst of it.
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The first Life is Strange tackled issues like cyberbullying, suicide, and assault through the eyes of its teenage protagonist Max and her friendships.
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It's a dramatization that twists, rotates, and examines the particulars surrounding his death through the eyes of his still living son, Eric Olson.
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Everything about the site is looked at through the eyes of our patients and families, and it will be device and platform agnostic.
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We enter The Alienist through the eyes of our titular alienist Dr. Laszlo Kreizler (Brühl), whom we would now deem a criminal psychologist.
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In "Prohibition," she tells the story of the 18th and 21st Amendments through the eyes of a smuggler working in the US Capitol.
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Through the eyes of an MLB fan, all of this may be regarded as KBO's under- or un-development as a sports league.
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"Traveling enables us to see the world through the eyes of someone else, and to understand their aspirations and assumptions," said John Kerry.
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The series tackles serious issues like sexual assault, bullying, and suicide, and does so through the eyes of teenagers who feel, well, real.
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When viewed through the eyes of the guest stars, Kolchak was, indeed, a horror series, about unfortunate and fatal encounters with unlikely beings.
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You need venture no farther than your armchair to go to the ends of the earth through the eyes of six adventuresome photographers.
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Her self-sacrificing nature (as viewed through the eyes of men) constrained her contributions in the private sphere, which was considered economically irrelevant.
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This is what it might be like to see through the eyes of a depressed person whose most intense emotion is sardonic cynicism.
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Showing the revolution through the eyes of those wanting democratic change was important to me and I felt the responsibility to do it.
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Far from not seeing through the eyes of others, Twain's desolate Palestine is one of the least original aspects of The Innocents Abroad.
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The New York Times looked at homelessness step by step through the eyes of several families, over the final months of last year.
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"Apeirogon," the latest novel from the National Book Award winner, delves into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the eyes of two grieving fathers.
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Here, in chronological order, are images showing the long arc of the war, as seen through the eyes of New York Times photographers.
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How does telling this story allow the writer to show readers a particular time and place through the eyes of a new immigrant?
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We come to understand all of this through the eyes of Starlight (Erin Moriarty), née Annie January, a new addition to The Seven.
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You can ask a white person to see the world through the eyes of a black person for an hour and a half.
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Emily VanDerWerff: I have had the surreal experience of mostly seeing fandom through the eyes of someone who covers the things fans adore.
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"Midnight's Children," Salman Rushdie Huge magical realist epic about Indian independence through the eyes of a child born on the stroke of midnight.
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By bringing on filmmakers of color, NSFW flips the script, presenting sex through the eyes of a black hipster in Oakland, for instance.
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" — Ilana Panich-Linsman, Austin, Texas "I think that, with a few exceptions, much of human history has been told through the eyes of men.
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In the long run, Wired noted, letting Google peek through the eyes of your camera may come with a hefty price to your privacy.
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My memories of the hearings are also through the eyes of my parents, and in my home we were always on the same page.
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The result, he believes, teaches us how to see our surroundings from a new perspective — "through the eyes of an algorithm," in his words.
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Instead, Swon fixates on the theatrical spectacle provided by their fears and desires, as though they were seen through the eyes of a voyeur.
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Two-Spirit individuals are believed to be able to see through the eyes of both genders and once held significant roles within their tribes.
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Connor decision requires jurors to try on that alleged fear and to view the incident through the eyes of the officer, not the victim.
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Perhaps the closest we'll get these days is by flying a drone and watching on screen through the eyes of our little toy machine.
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The code vulnerability is related to the "view as" feature on profiles, where users can view their profiles through the eyes of someone else.
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It's a snarky adventure set in the depths of space, told through the eyes of a security robot that's taken to calling itself Murderbot.
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BEIRUT/DEBAGA CAMP, Iraq (Reuters) - U.S. photographer Brian McCarty wants you to see the horrors of war, but through the eyes of a child.
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Before we get too deep in 2017, let's take a walk down memory lane and revisit 2016 through the eyes of two best friends.
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Through the eyes of a 12-year-old protagonist (played by Waad Mohammed), we witness some of the sexism outsiders expect of Saudi Arabia.
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The show chronicles the rock world through the eyes of the backstage workers who put on the concerts; the series premieres on June 26.
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The film — which tells the Nativity story through the eyes of talking animals — is co-financed by Walden Media and received an A CinemaScore.
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Justice Sotomayor is more apt to see encounters with the police through the eyes of the powerless, as tinged with humiliation, danger and worse.
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Much like Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House, this new TV show presents a blood-curling narrative through the eyes of a precocious kid.
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"Randamoozham" will tell its story through the eyes of the second Pandava prince Bhima, tipped to be played by Keralan actor and producer Mohanlal.
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Partly because I get to watch it through the eyes of my daughter, who is a Grimes-obsessed preschool hipster, and she loves it.
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Posting her work on Instagram, she captures the hilarity and ridiculousness of desi life as told through the eyes of a modern brown girl.
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I looked around the room and I saw myself through the eyes of one of my oldest friends and, now, one of my newest.
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This saved me from having to worry about logistics, and allowed me to see the city through the eyes of a wonderful Kigali resident.
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There was also plenty written about the lack of diversity in the show, which saw Brooklyn mostly through the eyes of four white women.
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Through the eyes of Grossman's wide-ranging cast, we experience June 22, 1941, the day Germany invaded the USSR and transformed Soviet life forever.
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We signed up for a walking tour of Communist history — and spent four hours seeing Prague through the eyes of a guy from Colorado.
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For the next year, Democrats should filter their policy initiatives through the eyes of the person Trump claims to speak for — the forgotten American.
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At times, "Videofilia" makes it difficult to tell whether you're watching a movie or seeing that movie through the eyes of an invisible voyeur.
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Billed as being "told through the eyes of those who knew him best," it adds a mediocre wrinkle to the greatest story ever told.
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While you'll see a lot of pain and hurt through the eyes of Malika, in season 2, you'll also see deeper joy, resilience and fun.
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In the excerpt, Brennan-Jobs depicts Jobs through the eyes of a confused little girl looking for love in the face of an austere father.
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"Dorian Gray," an exploration of morality through the eyes of a vain man, was controversial at the time— and still is — for its homosexual themes.
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Simone rose as an artist during the highly segregated 1960s; the film tells her life story through the eyes of her friends, family and peers.
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Their latest, a look back at the late '80s through the eyes of the hosts of a faux morning TV show, is another exceptional effort.
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Set in the unsettling near-future, the series (faithfully adapted from the book) is quick to establish milieu through the eyes of Offred (Elisabeth Moss).
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Still, that doesn't take away from how cool it is to see an eclipse from another world through the eyes of an intrepid rover. [NASA]
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In 1999, Smollett retold the story of Bloody Sunday through the eyes of an 11-year-old girl in the TV film Selma, Lord, Selma.
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So many of the big blockbusters coming out then were very much told through the eyes of kids, which is certainly something you've dabbled in.
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"This film is based on the experiences of Neil Armstrong through the eyes of his children, and zooms in on the astronaut's personality," says Rocard.
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Rather, she says, she wants to continue to tell stories about Ghana through the eyes of young returnees looking for love on their home continent.
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"I've learned about my own country through the eyes of people who don't come from it," said Gillian McMurray, a John Cabot senior from Chicago.
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E.B.] Du Bois's "double consciousness," where he talks [in The Souls of Black Folk, 1903] about looking at yourself through the eyes of the other.
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We've all seen New York through the eyes of the Hollywood dream machine in a way that could not fool us, the native New Yorkers.
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This first glimpse of a dragon in serious action was shocking, conveyed amid the carnage through the eyes of our audience-identification character, Tyrion Lannister.
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It's a show about how the world, as seen through the eyes of Earn and his friends, is haunted by the ghosts of other selves.
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"Israel's Election, Through the Eyes of a Young Palestinian" was produced by Jessica Cheung and Andy Mills, and edited by Lisa Tobin and Lisa Chow.
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They want to protect marginalized cultures and ensure that such cultures speak for themselves, not simply be seen through the eyes of more privileged groups.
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Woodward's 448-page book, "Fear: Trump in the White House," provides an unprecedented inside-the-room look through the eyes of the President's inner circle.
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How the price of stability in the pre-civil rights era might look through the eyes of someone whose dignity was sacrificed on its altar?
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Four years later, Universal began running "The Boondocks," which satirized African-American culture and American politics through the eyes of its young lead character, Huey.
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"The Great Gatsby" tells the story of Jay Gatsby, a young, lovesick millionaire, through the eyes of his friend and next-door neighbor, Nick Carraway.
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The fact that Peter chose to speak about such an American highlight in history through the eyes of these royals is a really interesting choice.
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That, at least, is how the created world of August Wilson's "Jitney," now on Broadway, looks through the eyes of its set designer, David Gallo.
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CNBC's "Trailblazers" presenter Tania Bryer discovered China's capital Beijing through the eyes of one of its most famous residents, the musical superstar pianist Lang Lang.
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Now, six years later, he's translated that experience into a game in which you see through the eyes of an animal stuck in nature's cruel cycles.
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People often need assistance seeing themselves through the eyes of somebody who's kind to them, and giving them encouragement to recognize their strength and their resilience.
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It's fresh gossip on Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr (and other members of the founding generation) through the eyes of the doctor who attended their duel.
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Arbus's early work constitutes a historical and sociological record of a very precise moment, seen through the eyes of a curious wanderer and a keen spectator.
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A fan — or, more likely, a collection of fans — created multiple social media accounts tweeting in first person as if through the eyes of her... eyebrows.
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The film is part of Spike's I Am documentary series, which explores the lives of extraordinary people through the eyes of those who knew them best.
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The rightness is as good a justification as any of the benefits, the necessity even, of knowing how to look through the eyes of a writer.
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Only now she's seeing through the eyes of the Bent-Neck Lady, who was only ever trying to warn her younger self about her eventual fate.
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While set up to be a story about a family through the eyes of two Hispanic brothers, the game quickly wades into more political, timely topics.
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"To ride a Vespa is to see Italy through the eyes of Italians," said Uri Harash, the founder of the Italian private tour company Perfetto Traveler.
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In "Binge," we look at this era through the eyes of those making the content — the directors, producers and stars behind everything you love to binge.
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After one of the sisters ends up dead, the plot unfolds through the eyes of the show's stars to reveal who killed her, how and why.
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The film tackles the particularly sensitive (and unfortunately relevant) issue of police brutality towards unarmed Black men and women through the eyes of Starr Carter (Stenberg).
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Channel 4 will be hoping that Farrow and Smithberg have the right ingredients to provide a satirical take on the UK through the eyes of America.
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If you saw Australia through the eyes of David Bowie — you'd see the mystical outback, its gritty, changing urban centres, and the country's issues with race.
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Here's a look at three of the year's biggest protests through the eyes of the three, as they reflect on that day and what came after.
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"Not to necessarily learn about that country and that culture through the eyes of that person, but through their hands and the dish of that person."
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"Looking at [issues] through the eyes of a child and helping children to understand difficult issues is something Sesame Street does like no other," Westin said.
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Mr Wilson-Lee delights in examples of the "plays richly refracted through the eyes of a place and time wholly alien to the Swan of Avon".
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Directed by Paul Dugdale, Havana Moon brings audiences to the Stones' historic Cuban concert through the eyes of the hundreds and thousands of fans who attended.
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Marriott Content Studio has created shows like "Navigator Live," which gave guests in Renaissance Hotels a look at a city through the eyes of touring musicians.
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"I saw what it was like through the eyes of my parents when you come to this country and you don't speak the language," she said.
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His recent HBO documentary, "Class Divide," chronicles West Chelsea's rapid gentrification through the eyes of children from housing projects and a private school across the street.
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The first essay looks back at March 20, 2003, through the eyes of a veteran Marine lieutenant who led a platoon of six tanks into Baghdad.
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In Home, we see Jack's return through the eyes of Glory Boughton, his sister, who housekeeps for her father after the disappointing dissolution of her marriage.
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Her novels are written through the eyes of a 19th century forensic scientist, and she goes into detail about the reality of autopsies at the time.
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One of the most illuminating — and often rewarding — parts about having a novel published is the ability to see your work through the eyes of readers.
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This year, the Democratic National Convention will bring supporters into the conversation and tell the story of this historic event through the eyes of the attendees.
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The greatest of all our island tears, But for the tears that flow out of me Through the eyes of my souls for my enslaved people.
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This will help not only the patients but also their families and friends who are affected by this disease through the eyes of their loved ones.
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Primarily in Japanese, the film was a companion piece to Eastwood's "Flags of Our Fathers," which looked at the battle through the eyes of the Americans.
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Because that may be the best chance those students have to meet and consider a story through the eyes of somebody who's different than they are.
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At the Espace Cardin, Foucault's homosexuality is seen through the eyes of his first biographer, the sociologist Didier Eribon, in "Retour à Reims" ("Returning to Reims").
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However, experiencing life in Accra through the eyes of the main characters demonstrates that local traditions are a kind of glue holding the social order together.
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"To be perfectly honest, I don't think it's the best representation of the way astigmatism looks through the eyes of someone with astigmatism," he told BuzzFeed News.
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The story, told as a series of vignettes through the eyes of a toy robot, touches on family drama as well as fears about automation and obsolescence.
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It's not easy to deliver this kind of big, sweeping narrative when you see most of it, literally, through the eyes of just one or two characters.
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It created this huge international community of people who were able to follow the everyday dream of exploring another planet through the eyes of Spirit and Opportunity.
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"Hopefully people will enjoy browsing around the Faroe Islands on Google Street View and also enjoy seeing the Faroe Islands through the eyes of sheep," said Hanssen.
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We look at history from the point of view of the big movers, the big players, and she looks at history through the eyes of human beings.
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When Elkin herself goes to find material for her first novel in Venice, we come to know the city through the eyes of the artist Sophie Calle.
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Although the plot of "A Different Drummer" depends on the autonomous actions of African-Americans, the story is told exclusively through the eyes of these white townspeople.
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Related: Internet Fame Becomes an Art Practice Experience Morocco Through the Eyes of an Anthropomorphic Fly [Premiere] Theaster Gates Is Preserving Black Spaces by Buying Whole Stores
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All of this is seen through the eyes of Manchester's Lyons family — grandmother Muriel and adult siblings Rory, Edith, Daniel and Rosie, plus their spouses and children.
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What looked like a cookie-cutter sitcom surprised us by unexpectedly addressing depression, anxiety, alcoholism, homophobia, immigration, and racism through the eyes of a Cuban American family.
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By an interesting choice, much of the story is seen through the eyes of the nurses, who are not outright villains — some truly care for the children.
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This got me thinking about my own spending habits, through the eyes of a consumer rather than a markets participant analyzing monthly retail sales and wage data.
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While Rollins doesn't have his own official Instagram account (he explains why in this video), seeing him through the eyes of May is an even better substitute.
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In other pieces in The Good the Bad and The Ugly, van Lieshout explores tools and factory objects, further investigating human history through the eyes of technology.
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"It was all seen through the eyes of des Grieux, and I was supposed to be his dream — which is sort of hard to do," she said.
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This, he added, reflects a "fake reality" as seen through the eyes of K.G.B. officers who liked to boast of their success penetrating all walks of life.
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In her second film, "Your Children Come Back to You" (1979), filmmaker and educator Alile Sharon Larkin elegantly examines economic inequality through the eyes of a child.
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We also saw their rift through the eyes of Henry, who was home for Thanksgiving — Philip leaving the room when Elizabeth entered, Elizabeth sleeping in Paige's bed.
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After the tour, settle into great seats and watch the game through the eyes of an expert who, day after day, teases drama from the baseball diamond.
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It's both a family drama through the eyes of a Korean-American boy and a moving tale of love and loss in the American heartland, exquisitely told.
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A smaller sculpture that refers to this horror greets visitors as they enter the hall: water streams from a fountain through the eyes of a severed head.
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That's the director Baz Luhrmann's sprawling take on the Bronx's nascent 1970s hip-hop scene, as seen through the eyes of aspiring D.J.s, rappers and graffiti artists.
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One novel for young readers published this year tells the story of a migrant caravan from El Salvador through the eyes of a child making the journey.
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Set in suburban America in the 216s, the 21982-minute film allows the viewer to experience life as seen through the eyes of a toy robot. 2110.5.
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Season 2 supplants that relationship with a broader portrait of a corrupted city, as seen through the eyes of four characters who in some cases barely interact.
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The narrative unfolds through the eyes of Conor (played, in an astonishing performance, by Lewis MacDougall), a 12-year-old boy who, to say the least, has issues.
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We've also been mining case studies and observed animal bodies decomposing, so we've really been looking at the story of human decomposition through the eyes of forensic anthropologists.
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With Nina, we have a story about a black icon being told through the eyes of folks who don't seem to demonstrate full cultural competency in black culture.
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"Do we look at the world through the eyes of Vaysha the Blind?" the narrator of this fable from Canada asks at the end of its eight minutes.
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Fight is a metaphor for how people aren't able to truly understand the world through the eyes of someone they might radically oppose on political or emotional levels.
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Since the evolutionary pressure comes from the mobile phone, the best way to view the fight is through the eyes of its most devoted users: the under-30s.
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The Walking Dead hasn't always known the best way to develop either character, but viewing them both through the eyes of Carl proves to be the magic bullet.
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The last part of the exhibit lets you look at your own data through the eyes of cellphone and internet providers in the form of short, animated stories.
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Why focus on one band, destined to crash and burn, when you can see multiple crashes and burns through the eyes of the man who writes their checks?
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" Emilio's daughter, singer Emily Estefan, also posted sweet words about her dad on Instagram: "The strength of one man only illuminates fully through the eyes of his passion.
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No, he's not in love with a girl, he's "in love with the world through the eyes of a girl" because the aesthete doesn't just die like that.
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But the story of his rise, reign of terror and eventual death in 1993 on a Medellín rooftop is told as seen through the eyes of two Americans.
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Start to see the world through the eyes of someone on the other side of the political divide, and you may begin to see areas of common ground.
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The story of more than a decade of war, terror and revolution in the Middle East, seen through the eyes of six people whose lives were changed forever.
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The luncheon was titled #AfricaNow and featured a panel of African entrepreneurs to showcase the human potential of the continent through the eyes of prominent innovators and changemakers.
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Developer Immersive VR Education worked its butt off to simulate what the feeling of leaving Earth through the eyes of astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins.
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It's where I spent the first 18 years of my life so I wanted to tell this story through the eyes of the characters I grew up with.
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Created by Kenyan filmmaker Judy Kibinge, Something Necessary explores life after the civil unrest in Kenya following the 0003 elections through the eyes of a woman named Anne.
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And you enjoyed that piece of shit—because you were seeing it through the eyes of your partner, and because you got to take joy in their joy.
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"Shrinking World" (2018), a bronze collar tethered with a brass chain to a mirror frame, captures the difficulty of imagining one's own appearance through the eyes of others.
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CLOSER TO HOME In Alfonso Cuarón's new film, "Roma," he tells the story of his upbringing in Mexico through the eyes of the domestic worker who raised him.
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My mother did not live to see herself in my book, but her secrets enabled me to see today's migration crises through the eyes of a frightened child.
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Larkin captures the simultaneous innocence and astuteness of children in a film that examines class, motherhood, Black pride, and Black consciousness, all through the eyes of a child.
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You see the world expand through the eyes of two girls — days of dullness, punctuated by men beating each other in the street and women raging out windows.
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This activity requires empathy and imagination: the capacity to see the world through the eyes of others, and to imagine new ways of solving problems and meeting needs.
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Mr. Doueiri's first film captures the early days of the civil war in 1975 through the eyes of a mischievous teen, Tarek, played by Mr. Doueiri's brother, Rami.
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In "O Jerusalem" (2003), he looked at the turbulent Middle East through the eyes of an American oil company executive who is frustrated by the region's many problems.
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She's one of the few characters we have seen through the eyes of both Helen and Noah with vastly different interpretations of how she acted towards Noah, specifically.
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As the courts weigh a challenge to President Trump's order to suspend refugee admissions, we trace the many steps already in place, through the eyes of two refugees.
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Upending the typical thriller trope of the sex worker as helpless victim, "Cam" introduces us to the populous world of webcam pornography through the eyes of Alice, a.k.a.
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"My first virtual reality experience 'Fistful of Stars' showed the universe through the eyes of the Hubble Telescope," McNitt told T in an email, referencing her 2017 film.
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His photographs show the art of puppetry through the eyes of the many children in the audience, who sit cross-legged on the theater's floor in awe and wonder.
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Alphabété: The World Through the Eyes of Frédéric Bruly Bouabré continues at the Cantor Arts Center (328 Lomita Drive at Museum Way, Stanford, CA 94305) through March 2, 2019.
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I wanted to switch the point of view and tell the story of the migrants through the eyes of the people of Lampedusa, and especially the eyes of Samuele.
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Through the eyes of Bourdain and Bell, and their first experiences with this highly dynamic deeply, soulful and beautiful country we ask, what will a future Kenya… for Kenyans….
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Here is Gates' full summer reading list: Amor Towles's novel is "a fun, clever, and surprisingly upbeat look at Russian history through the eyes of one man," says Gates.
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But more often, the film is a riot, a nerdy celebration of the hero fantasy, through the eyes of a hero who hasn't gotten jaded, grim, and angry yet.
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It's a Hunter S. Thompson-meets-Kerouac-ian road trip re-imagined through the eyes of a young girl experiencing her first out-of-control party into the dawn.
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It's an intimate and detailed work of war reporting that looks at the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan through the eyes of six people who fought, year by year.
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So Cotton, working at night when his two sons were in bed, told the story of the Old Guard through the eyes of soldiers like the ones he led.
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Through the eyes of the geek, he could drag cultural tendencies to their logical endpoints and distort the world into a dystopia he claimed to prefer over real life.
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It chronicles the life and legend of Bear Bavinsky, a painter of enormous appetites and all-consuming ego, largely through the eyes of his son, Charles (known as Pinch).
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So we're always looking at our businesses through the eyes of what do our clients need and how can we best refine those businesses to serve our clients well?
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Thankfully, del Toro is a well-established master at creating atmospheric horror, especially as seen through the eyes of children in films like Pan's Labyrinth and The Devil's Backbone.
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I'm a big fan of military science fiction stories, and I was excited to see what warfare might look like through the eyes of Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker.
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When your history and cultural heritage is portrayed through the eyes of British and German Christian medieval monks, it doesn't really give you a nuanced picture of the times.
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It's a workplace comedy where the office happens to be oval; it's a character study in search of character, as seen through the eyes of an imaginary documentary crew.
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Their upcoming show, "Dark Star: Abstraction and Cosmos," curated by Raymond Foye, looks at the universe through the eyes of eightartists including Jordan Belson, Tamara Gonzales and Sally Webster.
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Earlier this year an exhibition opened at the Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí's Púbol Castle revealing a version of the iconic surrealist as seen through the eyes of female photographers.
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I climbed up there often, and once an elderly Frenchman said to me, "Now, you young Englisher, you can say you have looked through the eyes of Liberty Herself".
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In "Bitcoin Billionaires," Ben Mezrich chronicles the dizzying rise of the digital currency, through the eyes of two of its biggest boosters: the celebrity twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss.
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My new translation, with an introduction and over 400 footnotes, gives a personal view of the last years of the 19th century through the eyes of Berthe Morisot's daughter.
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A real show is hiding in here — one that observes the French court from the 1660s to the fall of the Bastille through the eyes of out-of-towners.
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This week, we also published our deepest look yet at Indigenous Australia, through the eyes of a New York Times reporter who usually covers race in the United States.
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Rewind The horrors of Nazi occupation in World War II are seen through the eyes of a Soviet teenager in Elem Klimov's newly restored "Come and See," from 1985.
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That spiraling wound itself into "The Ufot Cycle," a planned series of nine plays looking at the history of Nigerian immigration in America through the eyes of one family.
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CNN traveled with the students from DC in Iowa to see the political process through the eyes of these young people eager to find their own paths as activists.
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You can't make sharp observations about the sameness and sexism of broadcast television if you're making them solely through the eyes of white women who sustain the status quo.
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Ahead of the 2018 World Cup, Croatia's tourism board created a video that took viewers across the country, through the eyes of its national team's most popular soccer players.
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Then we take a look at The Ballad of Black Tom by Victor LaValle, which reimagines a famously bigoted Lovecraft story through the eyes of a young black man.
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More than 50 years later, Earth is being rediscovered from space once again, but this time it is through the "eyes" of satellites, supercomputers, and artificial intelligence (AI) networks.
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Ms. Lau explored the struggles of Zacharia through the eyes of his father, Yusuf, who arrived in Minnesota in 1992 while civil war was raging in his native Somalia.
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It succeeds a little too well: "Retro Star Trek through the eyes of a narcissistic Gamergater" can't help but be a fun, if occasionally horrifying, time for the audience.
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Karli's appearances contain within them both lessons for foster families -- like the importance of stability and a sense of belonging -- and explanations for children, told through the eyes of Elmo.
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But for this anniversary I figured it was time to pick up the book again and look at it through the eyes of a more well-read and skeptical adult.
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These drawings are the subject of Alphabété: The World Through the Eyes of Frédéric Bruly Bouabré, now on view at the Cantor Arts Center on the campus of Stanford University.
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The twist is revealed in A Dance with Dragons through the eyes of Tyrion, who meets a disguised Aegon (whom Varys has been hiding for years) while traveling through Essos.
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In "Dear World", to be published on Tuesday, eight-year-old Bana Alabed, who now lives in Turkey, delivers an unadulterated account of war through the eyes of a child.
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The film is told through the eyes of the bystander who filmed the act, an African-American police officer and a high-school baseball phenom inspired to take a stand.
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Where the latter invited viewers directly into Wood's psyche, the former keeps Wiseau at a distance, as seen through the eyes of Sestero — played by James Franco's brother, Dave Franco.
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This is a perfectly normal forest, but it happens to be the view that's seen through the eyes of a 3D laser scanning system developed by a company called Treemetrics.
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We're still a long way from having mapped all of the objects that would be necessary to see through the eyes of a monkey, or a human for that matter.
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On paper, Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile seemed to be a narrative feature in a similar vein, revisiting Ted Bundy through the eyes of his girlfriend, Liz (Lily Collins).
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"It's the story of a war through the eyes of a child, but it is also the story of a country," Jolie, who directed the film, explains in the trailer.
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Lugo's illustrations — accompanied with text written by Sepulveres — imagine, for one thing, what would happen if the Affordable Care Act were repealed through the eyes of Jasmine, Belle, and others.
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You play as a visitor to a job museum in the future, where you can experience modern-day careers like office worker and chef through the eyes of a robot.
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His latest work, Prieto: Growing up Queer and Undocumented is a one man show that tells the story of his childhood through the eyes of his eight-year-old self.
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The photo below might be a little grainy, a little underexposed — but if you look at it through the eyes of a Star Trek historian, its significance couldn't be clearer.
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It is through the eyes of these two teens—navigating friendship, school and pop music—that we are taken to the murky underworld of FGM (female genital mutilation) in Britain.
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The collection paints rural Mississippi, Alabama, Nashville, Los Angeles and Chicago through the eyes of reluctant residents, childless people completely aware of where they are and how they got there.
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Coming to terms -- and in some cases for Scalise that was by reliving the shooting through the eyes of others who were there -- is an emotionally taxing and incomplete process.
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"So this is an opinion that looks at those encounters through the eyes of a black man who might justifiably be concerned that he will be the victim of profiling."
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In this regard, "Pinocchio" comes into being as if through the eyes of a child, whose gaze transforms the mundane into whatever the imagination (and perhaps the Jungian subconscious) wills.
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The author, with her husband, Mark, of three books about southern Africa, Owens here surveys the desolate marshlands of the North Carolina coast through the eyes of an abandoned child.
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Maya Da-Rin's The Fever contrasts the natural and industrial environments of Brazil through the eyes of a widower who embarks on a big move to provide for his daughter.
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Also, see what you make of Pat Barker's "The Silence of the Girls," a novel that reimagines "The Iliad" through the eyes of a captured woman, Achilles' prize of battle.
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LEWISTON and CLARKSTON Two plays by Samuel D. Hunter ("The Whale") look at the modern American experience through the eyes of descendants of the explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.
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While the first film unveiled some of 1965's unrepentant killers who still remain free, "The Look of Silence" tells the same tale through the eyes of a victim's family.
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But seen through the eyes of a regulator, the spectrum of storage costs resulting from the existing process, however flawed, is a good thing, a sign the "market" is working.
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This, it initially seems, is where the play is headed — a glimpse of life in Depression-era Harlem through the eyes of its residents, a meditation on hopes and dreams.
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"This is India seen through the eyes of the colonist and often with strongly propagandist intention," as head curator Robin Baker writes in an extensive blog post about the collection.
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In a novel that explores and validates the importance of female agency, to present a violation like this through the eyes of a misogynistic male character feels like a misstep.
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The visions that ensue seem to embody German Expressionist artist Franz Marc's dictum that rather than paint animals in landscapes, we should paint landscapes seen through the eyes of animals.
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He got to see America from the bottom up and the top down, and he got to see it through the eyes of an aristocrat that knew aristocracy was finished.
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Set in present-day Philadelphia, the film would explore the city's vibrant black culture through the eyes of Adonis Creed, who seeks out an aged and ailing Rocky to train him.
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While the story is usually told through the eyes of Hamlet (in this instance portrayed by George MacKay), the tale comes from the perspective of his bride-to-be, Ophelia (Ridley).
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The story is told through the eyes of Yossarian — a divergence from Heller's original novel of the same name, which famously describes events from the point of view of different characters.
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That's especially true when seen through the eyes of Theo Rossi's Shades, who seems to always be stuck in the unenviable position of ultra-competent lieutenant to an unreliable crime boss.
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"Berlin Alexanderplatz" therefore offers an invaluable insight into Weimar Germany, through the eyes of a writer intimately acquainted with its people, but who did not know precisely what was to come.
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With that in mind, Westworld looks at the story through the eyes of characters who often get sidelined in traditional Western narratives — making things a lot more interesting along the way.
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Launched by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in March, "Enter the room" provides a visceral, first-person experience of war through the eyes of child from their bedroom.
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It's a feminist retelling of Homer's epic poem, told through the eyes of Circe, the sorceress who Odysseus encounters on his way home from Troy, who turns his crew into pigs.
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We can all explore fantastical landscapes in the latest action role-players, or the depths of space through the eyes of an intrepid hero; but these are dreams rendered in polygons.
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We are witness to this new world order through the eyes of Offred, a woman torn from her daughter and forced to work as a "handmaid" for Commander Waterford (Joseph Fiennes).
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The series explores the life of Riverdale's jerkiest jock, Reggie Mantle, through the eyes of his dachshund, Vader, one of the only creatures that looks at Reggie with admiration and love.
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It gestures at a more interesting tale, a critique of wealth and privilege through the eyes of someone forced into experiencing life from the bottom, after a lifetime in gleeful ignorance.
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For much of their history in America, black people have struggled under what some call the "white gaze" -- looking at the world through the eyes of anxious and racist white people.
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What seems familiar to me today became strange, as seen through the eyes of men intent upon taking territory away from First Nations, as well as French, Dutch, and Spanish competitors.
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Innovators are hoping to be able to design cameras that can be attached to the athletes themselves and enable fans to view the game through the eyes of their favorite players.
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"A Force So Swift" chronicles these epic changes through the eyes of a star-studded cast that includes President Harry Truman, the diplomat George Kennan, United States Representative Walter Judd, Gen.
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In Lila, we see it through the eyes of John Ames's wife, a migrant with a sordid past who never quite feels at home in Gilead, though her husband barely knows.
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Because the technology uses tagged molecules within the cells to see how things are naturally arranged in samples, scientists can "see the world through the eyes of the cell," he said.
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It is asking us to see the world through the eyes of a woman who ostensibly has all the right stuff to be president and yet is never allowed to win.
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Because seeing the world through the eyes of that poor kid ideally wants to make you give some money, even though there are many fewer such kids than 50 years ago.
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The focus then tightens, bringing us the story through the eyes of a 9-year-old named Jai who lives in a basti, an impoverished colony that abuts the railway line.
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I want to blame the point of view, in that The Irishman is a story told through the eyes of a white man about the other white men in his life.
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It even became the subject of a documentary film, The Fighter, funded by child rights' charity Terre des Hommes and seen through the eyes of a 21994-year-old girl, Naomy.
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It depicts major events in recent Chinese history — its first nuclear bomb test, the Hong Kong handover from Britain and the Beijing Olympics, among others — through the eyes of ordinary people.
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Inge Vos, owner of Amersfoort Guides, has created a guided walking tour that focuses on what the town would have looked like through the eyes of an 8-year-old boy.
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In the Turn introduces us to incredible athletes who have found happiness through living lives authentic to who they are—and it shows this reality through the eyes of a child.
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By looking at these customs through the eyes of a partial outsider, the film offers plenty of exposition to help guide Western audiences, while encouraging them to observe proceedings closely and curiously.
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And, in what seems like the ultimate gamble, it's presented through the eyes of Ruth Deaver (Sissy Spacek), whose struggle with dementia sends the story flitting between the past and the present.
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Related: 21 Female Artists Reflect on the Origins of Self-Portraiture See New York and LA Through the Eyes of Lloyd Ziff | Liberal Arts Chaotic Photo Collages Capture Raw Emotion of Rome
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The HBO series, which just concluded its first season, examines the sex trade in 1970s New York City, but it does so through the eyes of professionals—sex workers and their pimps.
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The first few episodes are told through the eyes of Josh Wheeler (Colin Ford) and they give the audience a rundown on all they need to know about this post-apocalyptic world.
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That's also been the key to the success of Martin's Ice and Fire novels and to the TV adaptation: viewing world-changing events through the eyes of the people they most affect.
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A quick review of the past, through the eyes of the future: Bill Gates was 28 when Zuckerberg was born, and became the richest man in the world when Zuckerberg turned 10.
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The story will be told through the eyes of Yossarian — a divergence from Heller's original novel of the same name, which famously describes events from the point of view of different characters.
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If you grew up in the 1990s you know Flint as the town where a crazy lady skinned and ate rabbits for food because that's Flint through the eyes of Michael Moore.
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"It's a workplace comedy where the office happens to be oval; it's a character study in search of character, as seen through the eyes of an imaginary documentary crew," according to Showtime.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 65%Synopsis: The drama "Life" shows a snapshot look at James Dean (Dane DeHaan) through the eyes of Dennis Stock (Pattinson), the Life magazine photographer assigned to profile him.
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This idea – of Hov growing up and owning up to his mistakes and transgressions, seeing himself through the eyes of his children as though clearly for the first time – permeates the record.
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We also wanted to explore a city and a culture through the eyes of a non-human—to portray the city in a way that news reports and tour guides really can't.
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The pink haze makes the road pictured a place seen through the eyes of some spirit dwelling there, and there is a bright red top being worn by someone in the distance.
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"If members of the legislature and the governor would look through the eyes of their own families, friends and neighbors … I think it can be passed and be signed," Mr. Patterson said.
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Set in 1980s Toronto and based on the director's personal memories, this gently touching story of a domestic breakup is seen through the eyes of the confused little boy at its center.
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In "Dia de los Muertos" or "Day of the Dead," this company of dancers and musicians explores the world of the living and the afterlife through the eyes of two young lovers.
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Her novel "Beyond Babylon," which explores the traumas of the immigrant experience through the eyes of two women, was translated into English this year after being published in Italy a decade ago.
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Above all, here you can catch a glimpse of history as seen through the eyes of a venerable newspaper whose legacy lives on through The International New York Times — and this collection.
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The 1984 Ghostbusters is a movie that consistently sees politics, bureaucracy, and regulation through the eyes of its inventor/small-business-owner heroes; the movie is embedded in their assumptions and understandings.
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What makes the movie so relatable is its portrayal of everyday interactions — talking to a crush, striking up a conversation with the cool kids — through the eyes of a self-doubting teenager.
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There's the simplistic way it portrays race and its decision to tell the story exclusively through the eyes of a white person, Vallelonga, learning to see the humanity of a black one.
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A number of the readymades pay homage to familiar works by Marcel Duchamp, Sol LeWitt, Carl Andre, Joseph Beuys, and Marina Abramović, which have been reinterpreted through the eyes of Os Espacialistas.
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I decided not to read up on them before visiting so I could experience them through the eyes of an average customer, and open myself up to any indoctrination they might try.
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We see a San Francisco in the throes of change, yet the film concerns itself with that change mainly through the eyes of Jimmie, who loves it and notices every small, odd detail.
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With a cast of new and familiar faces, Netflix's Bundy biopic tells the story of his killings through the eyes of his girlfriend at the time he was arrested, Elizabeth Kloepfer (Lily Collins).
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So we reprinted them all below where they're easily searchable:INTRODUCTIONEvery day, people come to Facebook to share their stories, see the world through the eyes of others, and connect with friends and causes.
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A sexy lens flair adds to the dramatic effect of seeing this truly alien world through the eyes of MINERVA-II22023's camera, of which it has three (MINERVA-II1 has only one).
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Sansa's assault, seen through the eyes of a submissive, broken Theon (presumably in order to show us how helpless HE feels) felt like a gross injustice to the eldest Stark daughter's character arc.
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"The heart of it is Loung's story, it's the story of a war through the eyes of a child, but it is also the story of a country," Jolie says in the clip.
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Their stories are told through the eyes of a skeptical native guide named Karamakate, who is searching for his tribe after a massacre and watches as his culture is decimated by Western invaders.
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And unless Eminem has two unrelated Empire State Building performances scheduled for the same week, it's likely that we'll be seeing that technicolor light show tonight through the eyes of Google's latest phone.
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With his mastery of caricature and his first-hand observations, which are depicted as if seen through the eyes of anonymous men, Steinberg exemplifies Charles Baudelaire's flâneur, the "passionate spectator" of everyday life.
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"Hosts share their passion or craft, and connect through the platform with travellers to give them a taste of the city they live in through the eyes of a local," says the startup.
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Related: This Water-Based Video Installation Is Not a Piece of Art—It's a Medium Experience Morocco Through the Eyes of an Anthropomorphic Fly A Sci-Fi Fantasy Envisions an Afro-Surrealist Future
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hollywood director Steven Spielberg returns to making films through the eyes of children with "The BFG", a big screen adaptation of the much-loved story by British author Roald Dahl.
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The 38 mounted flat works, which span 50 years, examine a variety of personal and political relationships that trace Larry's trajectory through the eyes of his child, one of America's preeminent contemporary artists.
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Gumballs presents both the height of struggle and the mundanity of daily life through the eyes of Erin the comic character, and the result is a fully rendered, real, sad, funny, conflicted story.
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With a cast including Regina Hall, Issa Rae, Russell Hornby, and Anthony Mackie, the film looks like a moving retelling of an all-too-timely story through the eyes of a teen girl.
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The program is part of a three-part series looking at the growing crisis in young people's mental health, told through the eyes of the Tavistock—one of England's leading mental health trusts.
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The 1980s-era of the Watchmen world is seen through the eyes of Looking Glass, the stalwart police officer with a mirrorball face and the uncanny ability to tell when people are lying.
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In 2012, she became the first Pakistani ever to receive an Academy Award, for her short-subject documentary Saving Face, which exposed the brutality of honor killings through the eyes of a survivor.
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In "The Queen," we see the world through the eyes of Ruth Deaver, who recently told her grandson Wendell that she no longer experiences time in a straight line, moving in one direction.
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"My objective always is to stay as close as possible and shoot the pictures as if through the eyes of the infantryman, the Marine or the pilot," he told an interviewer in 21969.
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Those events are seen through the eyes of Nick (David Mitchell), a writer who is gathering material for an authorized biography of Richard by interviewing such people as his ex-wife (Isla Fisher).
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Even wonder, as Hill shows us the world through the eyes of children in "By the Silver Water of Lake Champlain," a tale about fantasy and fact and the permeable boundary layer between.
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Knives Out introduces the Thrombeys through the eyes of three people: local detective lieutenant Elliot (Lakeith Stanfield); charismatic private investigator Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig); and Marta Cabrera (Ana de Armas), Harlan's private nurse.
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His last novel, "Wittgenstein Jr.," is a funhouse version of this one; it fictionalized the Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein as a modern-day Cambridge professor, as seen through the eyes of his students.
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The movie, adapted by Semi Chellas from Lisa Klein's novel, invites us to shift our perspective on Prince Hamlet (George MacKay) and to tell his tale through the eyes of Ophelia (Daisy Ridley).
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"The Florida Project" A striking film about American poverty as told through the eyes of some rambunctious, foul-mouthed children who live in a run-down motel near the happiest place on Earth.
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Once the experimentation phase of the project was complete, the exhibition transformed to integrate eye-tracking video documentation, through which viewers could witness the galleries as seen through the eyes of other viewers.
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The fifth volume in the series, "Hopeful Monsters" (219), told the intellectual and political history of the 210th century through the eyes of a German-Jewish psychoanalyst and her husband, an English physicist.
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But it's also a story of a vibrant town told through the eyes of its young people, and it explores — often with humor and grace — the forces that shape how Americans live today.
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Baron Cohen was introducing "Jojo Rabbit," a satire about Nazi Germany as seen through the eyes of a 10-year-old boy in the Hitler Youth that was up for two Golden Globes.
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Concurrent with the survey is a smaller, fine-tuned show by a contemporary Vietnamese-born artist, Tiffany Chung; it views the war through the eyes of people on the receiving end of aggression.
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Or you could also say that by looking at Amazon through the eyes of these female employees, you were gonna see things about the organization that were not easily visible on the outside.
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In a sense, Fear chronicles the Trump administration largely through the eyes of an accused spousal abuser, the former president of Goldman Sachs, the former head of Breitbart News, and Trump's former lawyer.
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Told through the eyes of Bundy's one-time girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer (Lily Collins), Extremely Wicked is not a horror movie, nor does it focus on the nitty gritty of all of Bundy's horrific crimes.
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Providing his own commentary, Klepper then suggested Cruz view the wreckage through the eyes of "someone who has a little bit of distance" from the situation, cuing up a series of tweets from Trump.
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Scored by French musician Robin Coudert, aka Rob, the film examines the dirtiest corners of Los Angeles through the eyes of a serial killer; in fact, the entire movie shot through his murderous POV.
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Based on Nicola Yoon's bestselling young-adult novel, the movie is most interesting as a look at two immigrant families -- one on the verge of being deported -- through the eyes of their teenage children.
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It was a success because it told a compelling story about a beloved character, as seen through the eyes of director Patty Jenkins, a talented filmmaker with a strong, vibrant vision for the film.
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Last winter, we traveled through Sri Lanka's north to report on the failed promises of a feminist utopia, seen through the eyes of ordinary women who joined the fight for a sovereign Tamil homeland.
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Beyond the discoveries about his adoption, the documentary also highlights the culture of Lebanon through the eyes of thriving entrepreneurs, many of whom talk to Lemonis about their experiences during the country's civil war.
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A&E is launching its new series under the A&E Investigates umbrella, Cults and Extreme Belief, hosted by Elizabeth Vargas, and offering a glimpse into active groups through the eyes of past devotees.
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But viewed through the eyes of Kolchak himself, it became more of a cop drama, with cases of the week and the slow-building weight of a job that sat heavily in his soul.
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Therefore, if you look at a set of circumstances through the eyes of a "reasonable person," and it appears that a crime (or hacking) took place, action should be taken, or at least reported.
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The deal with IBM Watson resulted in monitoring systems at each of H&R Block's brick-and-mortar locations that let customers watch the tax return process "through the eyes of Watson," Cobb said.
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This documentary, directed by the Oscar winner Bill Guttentag and assembled primarily from hand-held camera footage, is a look at the war in Iraq through the eyes of the Australian journalist Michael Ware.
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Seeing the world through the eyes of another person can enrich your understanding of what truly makes you happy, as your flexible planetary ruler Mercury squares off with the sobering planet of commitments, Saturn.
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Here is a look at that week and its legacy through the eyes of nine people who experienced it, condensed from interviews and from a panel discussion last week at the Chicago Public Library.
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Most of that observation is through the eyes of Jonah (Evan Rosado), the film's occasional narrator and the youngest of three preteen brothers in a mixed-race, blue-collar family in upstate New York.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 57%Synopsis: The world of 1970s glam rock is explored through the eyes of Arthur Stuart (Bale) as he interviews once-famous musician Brian Slade (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) for an article.
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Mathieu Kassovitz dissects a riot in a multiethnic French housing project through the eyes of three aimless young men — Jewish (Vincent Cassel), Arab (Saïd Taghmaoui) and black (Hubert Koundé) — during the day that follows.
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Dickens saw the virtual explorations of the Panorama and the stereoscope as a way for human beings to extend the range of their perceptions — literally to see the world through the eyes of others.
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Freakiest scene: The flashback opener, seen through the eyes of a masked killer who grabs a knife from a kitchen drawer, climbs the stairs of his family home and stabs his sister to death.
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But the "satire" moniker is apt: Jojo Rabbit does cartoonishly skewer the frenzy that enabled Hitler's rise to power (and propagation of atrocities), filtered through the eyes of a bullied 10-year-old kid.
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We plan to look at it through the eyes of a person who is living in the world of Donald Trump, which was not the case when we sent this out back in September.
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Seen through the eyes of Reeves and his co-authors, the biological, economic and societal implications of dispersing horizontal genetic alteration agents into ecosystems are "profound," especially in light of the insect delivery system.
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I have two daughters, the youngest of whom was born the night [Donald] Trump was elected, and it's been impossible not to see the world through the eyes of a young girl ever since.
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The tale is mostly seen through the eyes of Jonah (Evan Rosado), the youngest of three brothers who, as he inches toward 10, is growing up to be the more sensitive of the bunch.
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The film chronicles the mundanities of a Mexican middle-class family's life — its tragedies and small victories — through the eyes of Cleo (Yalitza Aparicio), their live-in maid, who also faces her own tribulations.
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For Fear, it certainly seems that a few people dished like this — because Woodward tells most of the book through the eyes of a few individuals, describing their thoughts and motivations at great length.
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Those have been turned into a 110-page ebook, titled " The Saturn System Through the Eyes of Cassini", which is free to download for iBooks, Kindles, and other ebook readers (and just as a PDF).
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Mr Van Reet avoids the pitfall of attempting to write from an Iraqi point of view, instead relaying events through the eyes of his foreign protagonists, all of whom are blinded by their own biases.
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A DARPA-funded report titled "Robotic Robbery on the Touch Screen" published recently in the journal ACM Transactions on Information and System Security looks at gestural authentication through the eyes of a more sophisticated hacker.
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Linsey: I hope parents will find this as a refreshing reminder that sometimes it's best to remember what it feels and looks like to see and explore the world through the eyes of a child.
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In doing so, it reckons with the processes of segregation and gentrification that continue to plague Chicago today—as seen through the eyes of his anti-hero, who constantly questions Black people's place in society.
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Brennan-Jobs immerses the reader in the California of her childhood during the '220s and '217.67s, and she allows us to experience her father's shocking rise and wealth through the eyes of an awestruck child.
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All of the cornstarch has crept out through every sewing hole, through the eyes of the boots, and I'm wearing these white boots, which I'm now having to dust off, and now they still squeak.
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Oh, Upper West Side — after viewing you for many years through the eyes of Seinfeld, George, Elaine, and Kramer, I think it's fair to say that us New Yorkers have grown to absolutely adore you.
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A simple strip that reframed a banal human tradition—cleaning the house in anticipation of guests, something countless people had done for the Super Bowl the day before—through the eyes of an interstellar anthropologist.
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In the video, viewers experience this strange world through the eyes of some unknown person, whose arms and hands are visible here and there, and which seem to adapt to the surrounding colors and textures.
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"When players are encouraged to see a game universe exclusively through the eyes of a humanized female character, it helps challenge the idea that men can't or shouldn't identify with women as full human beings."
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Layla Hassan's Animus was the first step in taking the technology of witnessing history through the eyes of an ancestor to the next, mind-blowing step of using the Animus to physically alter the past.
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First, we see through the eyes of Quentin's childhood friend, Julia (in The Magician King) and by the end of The Magician's Land, almost everybody in the ensemble gets a chapter told from their perspective.
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I saw the election through the eyes of black people who had to deal with Jim Crow, who remembered the euphoria of Barack Obama's wins and who now have to grapple with Neo-Jim Crow.
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I'll let Francesca Donner, director of the Gender Initiative, explain: For International Day of the Girl, we launched This Is 18, a project examining what it's like to be 18, through the eyes of girls.
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The paper is temporary crumpled up as we are reminded of the beginning image, and, with a thrill, we realize we are seeing through the eyes of the artist as well as feeling her frustration.
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Here in reverse-chronological order are images that depict the arc of the war, as seen through the eyes of New York Times photographers who shadowed the soldiers of the United States and its allies.
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This was a parody of Beyoncé's "Lemonade" film, but through the eyes of the women closest to Mr. Trump, like Melania Trump (played by Cecily Strong), Ivanka Trump (Emily Blunt) and Tiffany Trump (Vanessa Bayer).
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It's really the first retelling of Arthurian legend through the eyes of a woman and it was something that I finished reading and I just literally flipped out and went, Fuck, this is really good.
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He enabled us to see the world through the eyes of men and women with autism, Tourette's syndrome or memory loss: those who experienced reality differently and expanded our conceptions of emotion, time and space.
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"We're looking both at the top and at the bottom [of the globe] at the loss of ice and what it means for biodiversity, through the eyes of a couple of large mammals," Berger said.
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Nevertheless, I want to suggest that our lack of oneness, our inability to see the world through the eyes of other people, to find some ground for mutual understanding, is likely our biggest moral failure.
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Nearly every scene dissects power dynamics and struggles within the American male sect, seen mostly through the eyes of incoming freshman pitcher Jake (played by Blake Jenner), a purposefully blank stand-in for the audience.
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In a world overrun by indigenous stories dominated by Old West settings and hyper-masculine warriors, the Netflix drama is as modern as can be and told through the eyes of a trusting, emotional teen girl.
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Complete strangers Mitsuha and Taki live separate lives, until Mitsuha starts dreaming of herself as that of a young city-based man, while Taki sees himself through the eyes of a woman based in the countryside.
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See the world through the eyes of a scientist 'Breakthrough' for physics The research was the product of collaboration between the university's School of Physics and its Center for Research on Adaptive Nanostructures and Nanodevices (CRANN).
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Seeing the event unfold through the eyes of director Peter Ciacca — and the lens of Sara Naomi Lewkowicz — shows the level of commitment and humanity needed at all levels to pull off such a massive event.
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Here's what else is happening: • A look at the life of Saheed Vassell, a mentally ill man fatally shot by the police last week in Crown Heights, through the eyes of the people closest to him.
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The Moschino invitation was a black ballet slipper, so immediately we started thinking — what does the delicate and refined world of ballet look like through the eyes of master remixer and king of kitsch Jeremy Scott?
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Through the eyes of eldest daughter Thomasin (Anya Taylor-Joy), we witness the mysterious disappearance of the clan's baby son, abducted by an evil hag in the forest who uses his gory innards as an ointment.
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The new short film, which follows a father and daughter's lives through the "eyes" of their beloved hatchback, can be viewed in the Spotlight Stories Channel on YouTube and in the Spotlight Stories app on iOS.
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Airing as a 30 minute, monthly TV feature with companion digital and social content, the series will navigate the $600 billion global advertising industry through the eyes of the senior marketers who are driving its evolution.
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Related: Virtual Reality Home Gym Means Bodybuilding on Different Planets A Tumblr Sees Museums Through the Eyes of Art Why You Shouldn't Go to Art School New York's 100% Free "Anti-Art School" Announces New Classes
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And we're given that tale through the eyes of 19-year-old Tish (KiKi Layne), told in a series of memories, drifting from Fonny's present circumstance, to his past and her own—an organically built community.
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The setup is that Nick has kept his family's fortune a secret from his American girlfriend, and so the journey involves encountering Asia's 1% through the eyes of Rachel, who comes from working-class, immigrant roots.
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The Democrats also made it clear that they viewed illegal immigration almost exclusively through the eyes of illegal immigrants themselves: If it has costs, or enforcement of the laws against it has benefits, they weren't mentioned.
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On YouTube, you can find a split-screen video syncing Flanagan's phone footage with the cameraman's live feed, allowing the viewer to witness the moment simultaneously through the eyes of both the murderer and the murdered.
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Rosi's film counterbalances the "fire at sea" with a depiction of daily life on Lampedusa, mostly as seen through the eyes of a young boy named Samuele Caruana, who was 10 at the time of filming.
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There's something practical about this from a storytelling perspective: how better to draw readers or listeners into a godforsaken realm than through the eyes of someone just like them—lost, maybe, but not yet totally toast?
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It's another story of crushed Hollywood dreams, one that unfolds through the eyes of Greg Sestero (Dave Franco), an aspiring actor who hitched himself to a phenomenon when he met Tommy Wiseau (James Franco, Dave's brother).
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Plot lines are thin to nonexistent as the camera zooms in for up-close shots of genitals and penetration that are repetitive, pounding and — though perhaps not through the eyes of a 14-year-old — banal.
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The brief narrates daily events in Syria through the eyes of Assad and his associates and their victims, and offers a record of state-sponsored torture that is almost unimaginable in its scope and its cruelty.
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Getting a chance to see their world through the eyes of Helen's longtime partner is an opportunity for insight I've been looking forward to for some time, and the scorching episode that results does not disappoint.
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Part of the disparity between the two series is that "Stranger Things" sees the world through the eyes of kids -- or more accurately, sees the past through people who were then more preoccupied with childish pursuits.
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Or to put the dilemma in the familiar terms of the talk, what is it that Black women must see when they look at themselves through the eyes of the officers who might take their lives?
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To see through the eyes of another, for the duration of a 90-minute play or a 400-page novel, is to walk an alternate course and understand another soul while listening to one's own heartbeat.
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Mr. Mann, who had seen the world through the eyes of a young United States merchant seaman, returned from troubled seas and found enough peace and quiet in Cuddebackville to focus on getting a college degree.
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The second half of "Mercies in Disguise" brings this abstraction to life through the eyes of the Baxley granddaughter Amanda and her sister Holly, whose father, Buddy, succumbed to G.S.S. like his father, Bill, before him.
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New York (CNN Business)The last time Washington was in the grip of an impeachment inquiry, there was a leading Republican lawmaker who wanted us all to view the news through the eyes of a child.
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Set in the present day, Messiah will examine the tenuous relationship between people and politics in the age of social media by telling al-Masih's story through the eyes of both his followers and his foes.
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But the director Daniel Fish's revitalizing interpretation, scheduled to open at the Circle in the Square Theater on April 7, asks theatergoers to look at a deeply familiar classic through the eyes of the 21st century.
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This directorial debut from Jonah Hill doubles as an exhibition of artifacts from a skateboarders' slice of 1990s California culture, bottling up the feeling of that time and place through the eyes of a young protagonist.
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I'd like to kind of expand that, the voices of that, I think, now, so that you see the world through the eyes of women, not as a kind of women's issues sort of, you know?
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Better Things had already been good in its first season, as creator, star, writer, and director Pamela Adlon examined motherhood through the eyes of Sam Fox, mother of three daughters and daughter of one overbearing mother.
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"The heart of it is Loung's story, it's the story of a war through the eyes of a child, but it is also the story of a country," Jolie said in a promotional clip for the film.
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Past issues have explored New York's Chinatown through the eyes of locals, kawaii lifestyle for Asian men, and examined the sociology and psychology behind why Asian Americans have long taken up the bleach bottle to achieve blonde.
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"I think there should be a critical revision to how we see this work, but rather than censoring, create more speech, give people an opportunity to see these anew and through the eyes of 2016," Mintcheva said.
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O.J. Simpson episode "The Race Card," which looked at one facet of the O.J. Simpson trial through the eyes of two opposing black lawyers: Johnnie Cochran (played by Courtney B. Vance) and Christopher Darden (Sterling K. Brown).
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Here are details of the incident, as reported by NOLA, through the eyes of Kevin O'Neal, a passenger in Hayes' car: The incident began with an apparent fender-bender in which Smith's vehicle possibly bumped Hayes' Hummer.
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In the stage show, Munkustrap (Robbie Fairchild) was a useful master of ceremonies for the proceedings, but Lloyd Webber has said that the movie will be seen through the eyes of Victoria, the White Cat (Francesca Hayward).
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Stories help us see the world through the eyes of others: We see what they see; we're provoked or inspired or amused; we take sides or withhold judgment — but in the end, we find order in disorder.
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"I'm honored and thrilled to be collaborating with everyone involved to present an alternate world through the eyes of a young man somewhere in the multiverse who happens to also be a Kanye West," he told THR.
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He says they formed a partnership in 2006, and came up with a script focusing on the "black experience" ... through the eyes of a "successful, creative and affluent black man" working in the mostly white entertainment industry.
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Video captured and posted on social media provided an inside view of the standoff â€" a moment we might have otherwise been unable to witness â€" through the eyes of protesters, media outlets and even a drone.
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In an interview with NPR, the Spellmans indicated Confederate, too, is meant to examine the present through the eyes of an alternate world — in this case to explore how slavery's legacy continues to weigh on the country.
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Sports Illustrated, Life VR and CyberLink have joined forces to create a first-person virtual reality experience that allows users to see the 3603 New York City Marathon through the eyes of 10-time participant Alex Christison.
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A bit more than halfway through, the book shifts from Pilgrim's perspective to chapters told through the eyes of other characters she has met, including a Swiss detective chief inspector, a village doctor and a racist mercenary.
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Fear No Gumbo is an unfiltered look at the recovery of New Orleans's Lower Ninth Ward neighborhood in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, told through the eyes of one of its longtime residents, director Kimberly Rivers Roberts.
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Nevertheless, this documentary generates ample tension as it views the last Election Day through the eyes of more than 16 people, following them during their mornings and afternoons then waiting with them for the results that night.
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In "Breaking and Entering: The Extraordinary Story of a Hacker Called 'Alien,'" Jeremy N. Smith tells a tale of computer intrigue, but not through the eyes of the black hats whose misdeeds have dominated recent political news.
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Street battles, kidnapping, torture, fascists, communists, rocky marriages and class tensions — and most of it seen through the eyes of two 8-year-old children living in Ankara, in the summer before the 1980 coup in Turkey.
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She inherited her artistic talent from her father, Marc Klionsky, a Soviet-born artist who developed a nuanced form of American Realism through the eyes of new immigrants in New York City in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Retracing how she covered the conflict that took her life, this documentary views the story through the eyes of the photographer Paul Conroy, who wrote a memoir of the same title about his experiences working with Colvin.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 47%Synopsis: Wandering soul and writer Rick (Bale) travels through Los Angeles and Las Vegas as he searches for a sense of self through the eyes of six women he meets along the way.
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Since we see them primarily through the eyes of Brad Pitt's character, it might be reasonable to assume that we're meant to interpret that opacity as a reflection of his inability to see these women as people.
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"This is, I think, the first time in a long time that an administration has written a budget through the eyes of the people who are actually paying the taxes," said Mick Mulvaney, Mr. Trump's budget director.
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Through the eyes of a funny, endearing 11-year-old girl named Delphine, we see another side to the Black Panther Party — their breakfast program and summer camp, which were just two of their many social programs.
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Drawing on memories of growing up in Baltimore in the early 1960s, he revives those charged times — characterized by the Civil Rights movement, the Cold War, assassinations — through the eyes of Arthur Mermelstein and his mother, Susan.
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"I remember some portraits of people and sensations and emotions from that time, and I experienced actually that time through the eyes of women, the whole transformation and all the changes that happened in Poland," Wasilewski said.
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His "The Artist and the Warrior: Military History Through the Eyes of the Masters" (2011) examined thousands of years of art, beginning with ancient stone reliefs, to discuss how the depiction of warfare has changed and why.
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A 2016 XXL Freshman, his catalog is a well-weathered testament to when escapism meets existential; the rugged and poignant hood narrative returning to sweeten our steps once again through the eyes of a Pompano-bred Haitian underdog.
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It is primarily a courtroom drama that tells the story through the eyes of its main character, Maria Norberg — who also goes by the nickname of "Maja," which is how her character is known in the Netflix series.
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S-Town gives us a glimpse of Southern life through the eyes of a man torn between his loyalty to his home, his desire for change, and his bitterness over not having gotten the hell out decades earlier.
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"I have never met a grandmother who hasn't lived eyes through the eyes of the grandchildren," Boulger said, emphasizing income inequality, infrastructure, and environmental policy as issues that drew her to Sanders and the progressive policies he supports.
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Raskin, who now teaches a seminar called Law and Financial Anxiety at the University of Maryland's Francis King Carey School of Law, now sees the issue from a much more personal level — through the eyes of her students.
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Everything I'd seen up until that point in movies and magazines implied that someone wanting you was the ultimate goal, that self-actualization (or at the very least, self-esteem) could be found through the eyes of another.
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From brutal thrillers to whimsical sci-fi, the slate this year is diverse — and it almost always pays to imagine the world and characters in your head before seeing them through the eyes of a director or cinematographer.
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If you can emphatically see the world through the eyes of your co-workers and make them feel that you truly understand them, those same people will scale mountains on your behalf, offering you all kinds of opportunity.
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It's not using the power of her body to seduce in order to get someone to like her or to have an opinion on her or to feel the value of herself through the eyes of someone else.
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High Maintenance is a downbeat comedy that strays into the lives of a new, differently dysfunctional set of New Yorkers in each episode, as seen through the eyes of their weed deliveryman, while Weeds is a family melodrama.
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The inaugural exhibition, Talon Rouge: Six Mexican Artists Revisit José Juan Tablada and His New York Circle — celebrating the early 20th-century Mexican poet, critic, and diplomat through the eyes of contemporary artists — is up through January 28.
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"We also wanted to explore what it means to be human from the outside in — through the eyes of the 'hosts': the lifelike AI characters that are the main attractions of the park," Joy said in a statement.
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Writing through the eyes of childhood, Mr. Clark describes the old-timer in almost mythic terms as "a drifter and a driller of oil wells, and an old-school man of the world" who is confronting his mortality.
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We see events unfold through the eyes of ordinary men who worked at the facilities (ashen-faced nuclear scientists in the case of Chernobyl; Randy Aronson, senior director of vault operations, in the case of the UMG fire).
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On a recent Saturday night, sitting at the bar, gazing out at the Grill Room one final time (the Four Seasons closes Saturday evening), I saw the restaurant through the eyes of the young man to my left.
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The Tour also inspired a reality show, Warped Roadies, on Fuse TV in 2012, which gave viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the Tour through the eyes of the tour managers and road crew that ran it.
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Looking at dating apps through the eyes of someone who had never had them, who had to show up in their human form and hope that people could love them — that was very hard for me to understand.
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It tried to portray, with unflinching realism and all the special effects the era could muster, a full-scale nuclear war between the Soviet Union and the United States, as seen through the eyes of several Kansas residents.
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Eight years later, this one-time Oscar wunderkind finally popped back up at this year's Sundance Film Festival with his sophomore effort, "Wendy," a grass-roots "Peter Pan" seen through the eyes of a liberated, adventurous Wendy Darling.
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Denounced by the family of Don Shirley, the late pianist, "Green Book" casts a familiar cinematic spell by examining racial discrimination on a black man -- through the eyes of a white man who comes to be his friend.
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The documentary, which looks at the Palestine-Israeli conflict through the eyes of 16-year-old Ahed Tamimi and another young female activist, lacked "counterbalance", the Info-communications Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA) said on its website.
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The Carpetbagger In his latest feature, "Chi-Raq," Spike Lee tells the story of the epidemic of gun violence in Chicago through the eyes of a gangster's girlfriend, who persuades women to withhold sex until their menfolk disavow firearms.
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Whereas "Mockingbird" was set in the 1930s and was seen through the eyes of Scout as a girl (she is almost 6 when that novel begins), "Watchman" takes place in the 1950s around the time of the Brown v.
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" She added, "I wanted to tell the story to through the eyes of the child's point of view, the love of a family, to show the beauty of the country and understand what Maddox's parents may have gone through.
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A Burglar's Guide takes a look at our everyday urban environments through the eyes of the criminals aiming to hack them, illuminating the spatially-specific tactics used to break in, escape, and stay hidden in today's surveillance-heavy metropolises.
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And to understand Los Angeles from all angles, see it through the eyes of an early-203th-century private eye (Chinatown), a late-20th-century wannabe actor (Swingers), and Pulitzer Prize-winning food critic Jonathan Gold (City of Gold).
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While the lyrics itself tell a cautionary tale — of how fame can infiltrate relationships — the video examines the phenomenon through the eyes of two sisters, Shavone and Sharone Nora, for whom the pursuit of fame is equivalent to survival.
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While falling down one rabbit hole, I came across a promising venture: an AR engine called Sensitivity Operational Parallel (SOP), which a tech firm had developed to re-create the world through the eyes of people enduring various disabilities.
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It's the most exciting time in media since the mass adoption of TV. That's why, I believe, it's time for CNBC to more closely examine this changing media landscape — and not just through the eyes of the stock market.
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More importantly, he and the show's writer-creator, Josh Friedman, keep all the craziness grounded by showing it through the eyes of their main character, a woman who's lived through plenty of battles already and knows what's at stake.
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Such a movie "may contain a potentially inaccurate or skewed portrayal of Lynyrd Skynyrd's story as filtered solely through the eyes of Pyle masquerading as the 'True Story' of a defining moment in the band's history," the plaintiffs said.
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For the last month, I have been writing about Venezuela every day, chronicling its people, politics, language, quirks and culture through the eyes of a correspondent who moved here just as this country was heading deeper into economic disarray.
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And now, somehow, I am in a place where I want to consume stories about my experiences as portrayed from the inside, not through the eyes of others who've watched and paid close attention but perhaps not entirely understood.
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Still, Cleo (the protagonist loosely modeled on Libo), not a fragmented version seen through the eyes of others, is who we're following through these many spaces — some of which she can inhabit, and others where she can't quite fit.
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Through the eyes of the sitcom's multigenerational family, the writers of black-ish present differing viewpoints on the topics of racism, police-community relations, violent protests and even how – or if – parents should discuss these topics with their children.
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Even darker is Jamie Donoughue's "Shok," set in Kosovo in 243, which shows the forcible exile of a Kosovan family from its home by Serbian soldiers, viewed through the eyes of two young Kosovan boys who are best friends.
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In a new video posted to UploadVR, we see the recreation of several interior spaces through the eyes of a HTC Vive headset, and even on a flat screen I found myself gasping at the detail and realism Realities.
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His latest historical mystery, "Farewell, My Beautiful Motherland," is told through the eyes of a revolutionary a century ago in the final years of Ottoman rule, when the Young Turk movement sought, in vain, to reform a crumbling caliphate.
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In the end, I felt it was important to tell the story I could tell about segregation in this most liberal of cities, through the eyes of a journalist and a parent who is trying to navigate complicated waters.
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"Lampedusa, Gateway to Europe" tells the stories of some of the tens of thousands of migrants who arrived on the southern Italian island over the past few years, through the eyes of its author, Pietro Bartolo - the local doctor.
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"A general from the Ministry of Defense or the F.S.B. will not ask unnecessary questions, or look at Putin through the eyes of a former friend who still expects special treatment," wrote Ms. Stanovaya of the Carnegie Moscow Center.
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Special exhibitions, like SEEING—which debuted at Ireland's Science Gallery Dublin—examine the concept of vision through robots that draw your portrait, a digital canvas painted by your eye movements, and a journey through the eyes of a synesthete.
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I was left with Toca in 1987, seen through the eyes of informants like Bernardo, Georgescu, Valentina, Constantinescu, and Iosif—people who thought that the regime would never fall, and so they tried to build a life in it.
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THROUGH THE EYES OF PICASSO The Spaniard's encounter with Africa changed the face of Western art: 20 pieces of African and Oceanic art from his own collection join scores of his own works and documentary photographs. Oct. 20–Apr.
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While Anna Cross from Wilmington, N.C., related to it personally: How easy it is for someone to reject an entire person's identity when they're unable to feel and see through the eyes of the people they discriminate and ignore.
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Reached by email, Mr. Carlson-Wee — whose first book, "The Low Passions," coming out next year, is written "through the eyes of a young drifter," according to information on his publisher's website — declined to answer a list of questions.
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As seen through the eyes of Laura Bailey, a tabloid newspaper reporter, Jenny Flynn, a stunt pilot (inspired by the exploits of Elinor Smith), begins the book by swooping under the East River bridges on an audacious flight west.
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I want to know from you the ways that I can make the piece persuade readers that one person's act of compassion is enough to save the entire world through the eyes of a single person who is suffering.
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It is a heartbreaking tale of the Japanese treatment of Koreans from the colonial period through the post-war period through the eyes of a small-town girl whose life was upended repeatedly as the world changed around her.
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Just in the past year we have seen, mainly through the eyes of the broadcast media, so many instances where a white police officer has shot and killed an African American man, a youth, for no apparent good reason.
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Based on the comic strip of the same name created by McGruder, the series took a satirical look at black culture through the eyes of a young militant, Huey Freeman, who lived with his brother Riley and grandfather, Robert.
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"The Hitler Kiss: A Memoir of the Czech Resistance" (2002), written with Radomir Luza, plunged into the world of the Czech resistance during World War II, seen through the eyes of Mr. Luza and his father, a Czech general.
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In this game from publisher Ubisoft, the player explores an open world through the eyes of a young hacktivist, Marcus, who in turn views the world through the lenses of breached security cameras and his laptop-controlled quadrotor drone.
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So while I can't ever see a movie through the eyes of a writer like Angelica, I can read what she says about her experience and see how it challenges and pushes on the borders of my own experience.
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Filmed when the world of drag ball houses and queer voguing culture teemed with energy and vibrance, Paris Is Burning has attracted lingering criticism for framing the culture through the eyes of a white documentary filmmaker, director Jennie Livingston.
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But a new ad campaign from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society uses virtual reality technology to help them simulate the experience of hitting the waves and dancing onstage, with 360-degree videos filmed through the eyes of a good friend.
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But realistically — especially through the eyes of people who have watched the deaths of a long list of black people every bit as unthreatening as those whom Roof massacred during their Bible study session go unpunished in recent years — there was.
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It's a bracingly fresh experience, watching the story of Edwards — who willed himself through a loophole to, uh, "compete" in the Calgary Olympics in 280 — through the eyes of director Dexter Fletcher, a guy who knows something about the '248s.
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The seven-part series, directed by Richie Mehta, follows the horrific aftermath of the assault and Singh's subsequent death through the eyes of a team of South Delhi police officers led by Deputy Commissioner of Police Vartika Chaturvedi (Shefali Shah).
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After attending an "urban escape and evasion" seminar, you remark how you began to see the world through the eyes of a burglar, for instance getting a little more nervous than usual when police entered a bank you were in.
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The pleasures and pitfalls of millennial Jewish women have never been so hilariously relatable through the eyes of Abbi and Ilana, and I've loved watching them celebrate our eccentricities in ways that breathe new life into one of comedy's oldest tropes.
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This book recounts Hisham's coming-of-age since those early days, how the Syrian war unfolded through the eyes of its citizens, and what became of his friends — one was killed by government soldiers, while another became an Islamist revolutionary.
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For one thing, it's written and directed by Lonergan, whose sprawling Margaret (a symbolic retelling of America's reaction to 9/11 through the eyes of a teenage girl) remains one of my two or three favorite movies of the decade.
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The key to getting unstuck in the future, according to the Tahirih Justice Center's Jeanne Smoot, will be getting lawmakers to see through the eyes of girls and to stop assuming that all girls have the ability to advocate for themselves.
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The new series, debuting August 25 and guided by The Tick's creator Ben Edlund, presents the big guy's tale through the eyes of his sidekick Arthur (Griffin Newman), an accountant still reeling from his own encounter with evil as a child.
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It's a startling moment in the film, especially as seen through the eyes of Saladin, who's devoted so much of his life, heart, and body to making the circus a ray of hope in a place shrouded by so much death.
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Still, you can't deny the allure of reading an account of this largely inexperienced White House through the eyes of a journalist who basically parked himself on a couch in the West Wing because no one thought to kick him out.
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It's been successful ever since, and To Rome for Love will give viewers the chance to see for themselves, through the eyes of bachelorettes Shay Atkins, Nakita McGraw, Ashley Russell, Mercedes Young, and Down Home with the Neelys star Gina Neely.
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Debuting today at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, the VR film "Valen's Reef" follows the conservation and rehabilitation of the Bird's Head Seascape through the eyes of local fisherman and marine scientist Ronald Mambrasar and his young son, Valen.
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It did this in part by allowing us to see Ned's best friend, King Robert, arriving from King's Landing in the South along with his mighty royal procession, through the eyes of several of Ned's children — most notably Bran and Arya.
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The first George Smiley novel in more than twenty years, this thriller revisits intelligence operations from le Carré's masterpieces "The Spy Who Came in from the Cold" and "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" through the eyes of a Smiley disciple, Peter Guillam.
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The publisher has a new project that's now funding on the platform: Illustrating Nature: The World Through the Eyes of Alexander von Humboldt is a book that collects the illustrations and notes of one of the world's greatest scientific explorers.
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"Pixote" (1981), his best-known film before "Kiss of the Spider Woman," depicted the grim lives of boys growing up on the streets of São Paulo and was told through the eyes of a boy who encounters rape, blackmail and murder.
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"We propose a longer-term approach that begins with a company telling its story through the eyes of its employees and the communities in which it operates," said Ken Spain, a partner at CGCN Group and former spokesman for Koch Industries.
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As seen through the eyes of the precocious teenage Schreck, the Constitution becomes a tool of human ingenuity and wonder; we're given permission to feel a certain amount of positivity about the march of American progress, such as it is.
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That jokey assertion can be easily tested at the Musée d'Orsay by taking in the outstanding Picasso Blue and Rose exhibition and then ambling up a floor to see Schnabel's conceptually pointless, self-curated Orsay through the Eyes of Julian Schnabel.
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My idea was to elevate it all through the score, to see it through the eyes of what it would feel like to have an orchestra colour very urbanized scenes as opposed to a hip-hop soundtrack being a musical backdrop.
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Engrossing despite its daunting scope and tangled politics, "The Other Side of Everything" offers an uncommon opportunity to view the shifting borders and identities of an entire region through the eyes of the Eastern European intellectuals caught in the turmoil.
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Rebecca Alban Hoffberger, the museum's founder, director and primary curator, said she wanted to contrast the continuing global refugee crisis — and the hostile, often malicious political reaction to it — with unflinching images of displacement through the eyes of displaced people.
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We had coffee in The Times's cafeteria and I made my pitch: I wanted to tell the story of the first year of the Trump presidency, as seen through the eyes of the journalists on the front lines covering it.
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Whatever the affair with Evert may mean to him (it is never made clear), David goes on to marry his fiancée and procreate; the next time we see him, it is through the eyes of his 14-year-old son.
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And in September Maaza Mengiste's "The Shadow King" will take on the subject of the Italian invasion of Ethiopia, moving beyond history to a kind of modern mythmaking, and looking at history primarily through the eyes of its female characters.
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But its tale of the life and death of Jesse James — as seen through the eyes of his assassin — is one of the best movies released since 210, with grandly poetic images and beautiful performances from Brad Pitt and Casey Affleck.
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For those of us charged with helping news organizations avoid libel suits, that means we learn to look at the world through the eyes of the person at the center of any tough story, often the bad guy in the tale.
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We experience the story through the eyes of just about every member of two connected, but very different, multigenerational clans: the Bloom-Mittwochs, a white family from the Cleveland suburbs, and the Marshalls, a black family from the city's center.
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But there was something particularly instructive about seeing its past and present, particularly the history and aftermath of the Civil Rights era, through the eyes of Trump-era high school students, most of whom had never previously visited the South.
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Amid concerns of history repeating itself, an illuminating and dispiritingly relevant exhibition is revisiting that era, seen through the eyes of Isamu Noguchi, one of this country's best-known Japanese-American artists, who spent time in an Arizona relocation center.
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Velvet Buzzsaw is about greed, narcissism, and posturing in the world of contemporary art, filtered through the eyes of resolutely unlikable people, and while it doesn't really add up to much, it's darkly enjoyable as long as you're into all that.
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" In 1903, Du Bois wrote that African Americans had the "sense of always looking at one's self through the eyes of others, of measuring one's soul by the tape of a world that looks on in amused contempt and pity.
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The genius of The Night Of comes in the way that the series forces you to rethink archetypal characters you know from crime fiction and other crime shows, by making you look at them through the eyes of the accused.
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Instead, it is trying to see through the eyes of someone who appears to have nothing in common with me and finding, a bowl of ramen or a stick of suya beef later, that we're looking for the same thing.
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Fascinated by the mysterious chemical evolution that drives star birth and the formation of planetary systems, Smith captures light from baby stars through the eyes of the 10-meter Keck Telescope that sits atop Mauna Kea at 13,800 feet in elevation.
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We are exploring this world through the eyes of our characters, who they themselves are in a strange and mysterious set of circumstances Condal: There is a similar DNA in both of us as storytellers that attracts us to these kind of stories.
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The viewer is looking at the awkwardly seated therapist through the eyes of the artist; we are squarely inside Levinthal's head, sharing the same retinal experience — a moment of becoming the other person, which is the very point of Levinthal's autobiographical project.
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What happens if you tell a story typically associated with escapism and brave heroes doing brave things, but through the eyes of a bunch of psychologically damaged people who beat up criminals because that's the only way they can feel anything at all?
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Maybe one day, we'll be able to view this rare event from the the surface through the eyes of a rover, lander, or even a human crew near Arsia Mons, which has inspired science fiction stories due to its possible cave system.
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"Beauty is a Wound" is a sprawling work—seen through the eyes of Halimunda's gangsters, rebels, prostitutes and gravediggers—that obliquely covers the history of Indonesia from the late colonial period onwards, through the 31-year rule of Indonesia's second president, Suharto.
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The classic "TRL" Top Ten Music Video Countdown will be "replaced with powerful profiles that will spotlight what is at stake in the upcoming election through the eyes of three Millennials taking individual action to change their communities," MTV said in its release.
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The creepy, all-seeing tech firm, which is also called The Circle, is revealed through the eyes of an insecure young woman named Mae - played by former "Harry Potter" star Emma Watson - for whom it is initially the workplace of her dreams.
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"Watching Los Angeles crumble through the eyes of our characters... [is] fresh, eerie, and compelling, and we're all in for the ride... We thank the millions of fans for embracing this mad world and look forward to sailing far into the future."
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Rosi, who won the top prize for another documentary in Venice in 2013, in this film shows daily life on the small island, mostly through the eyes of a young boy named Samuele who makes slingshots to shoot at birds and cactuses.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive video ahead of the release of Knives Out, Collette, one of the film's stars, channels her inner Goop founder in a hilarious parody introducing Flam, a wellness and lifestyle website, through the eyes of Collette's character Joni Thrombey.
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The film, released on Netflix in the United States and Sky Cinema in Britain on Friday, follows the 1979 trial of Bundy, who was executed in Florida in 1989, through the eyes of his girlfriend Liz, played by "Mirror Mirror" actress Lily Collins.
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"This smart feminist take on Regency England romance unveils the glittering, wealthy, sexual, painful, funny and sometimes lonely lives of the women and men in London's high society marriage mart as told through the eyes of the powerful Bridgerton family," Netflix teased.
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Alderman explores this change through the eyes of Roxy, the daughter of a British drug baron; Margot, mayor of an unnamed city in the United States; Allie, a brown girl in an abusive foster home in Alabama; and Tunde, a young Nigerian journalist.
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Many of the cheerfully profane activities of the family are seen through the eyes of Little Angel, Big Angel's half brother, born of the union between Big Angel's father and the white American woman for whom he left Mamá América and his family.
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Julián López's debut novel, "A Beautiful Young Woman" (translated from the Spanish by Samuel Rutter), begins as a rapturous portrait of a young woman in 1970s Argentina as seen through the eyes of her son, remembering back to when he was 7.
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I'm planning a ten-week canoe trip in Ontario next summer as part of an art project tracing the fur traders' route through the eyes of British painter Frances Anne Hopkins, thanks to a Canada Council for the Arts New Chapter grant.
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Met Signs Tours, which take place monthly, led to an ASL art-making program and a project called Viewpoints, exploring sculpture through the eyes of curators, as well as a dancer, a neuroscientist, a musician, and a deaf ASL user, among others.
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Seen through the eyes of a teenage boy cast adrift among a motley band of adults and caught in the slipstream of their sometimes illegal activities, the city is a bombed-out zone where fates and identities change with every shift in perspective.
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The movie gives us a day in the life of a troubled middle-class couple as seen through the eyes of a young working-class woman, herself soon to be wed, who is sent by a temp agency to clean their home.
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But as I brainstormed with my partners in The Times's Gender Initiative and in its Styles department, we worried about the fact that we and other mainstream news outlets almost always channel the stories of young people through the eyes of adults.
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Most radically, the entire film is framed as if seen through the eyes of a third, observant, unjudging party, the female cat, Kitch, the first of several "muse-cats" that Ms. Schneemann has bonded with, and included in her art, over the years.
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Whether it is the wealthy banker or the alcoholic Grant who has otherwise been portrayed as unsympathetic, Chernow tells the story through the eyes of a conflicted leader tortured by his need to find political power and help an oppressed enslaved minority group.
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The encroachment of the Islamic State is seen through the eyes of a nurse in Iraq in the opening-night film,"Nowhere to Hide" (Friday), and documented by citizen journalists in Raqqa, Syria, in "City of Ghosts" (Tuesday), from Matthew Heineman ("Cartel Land").
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Bollywood loves its spectacular biopics — but in 2006, Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra made waves by telling the story of independence revolutionary Bhagat Singh and his fellow rebels through the eyes of jaded college kids struggling to believe in a country they saw as broken.
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Joe Berlinger, the Oscar-nominated documentarian, returns to narrative directing for the first time since his disastrous "Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2" in 2000 with this look at the serial-killing Bundy through the eyes of his girlfriend, played by Lily Collins.
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"Cumulatively, these films offer an extraordinary social and political story of Indian history, seen through the eyes of the film-makers, and putting flesh on the bones of book facts with real people and very tangible places," Baker said in a statement.
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Its depiction of an inclusivity-driven college campus through the eyes of Brendan (Jackson White), who stands in stark contrast to the rest of his peers, gives the impression that the power imbalance has tipped significantly in favor of the more open-minded.
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Most radically, the entire film is framed as if seen through the eyes of an observant but unjudging third party, a feline named Kitch, the first of several "muse cats" that Ms. Schneemann bonded with and included in her art over the years.
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Now, thanks to Thurston Moore's Ecstatic Peace Library label, black metal fans will have the opportunity to take a trip back in time to the early Nineties, and watch black metal's bloody rise through the eyes of someone who was actually there.
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It's a frequently bracing, always beautiful look at life through the eyes of one Samantha Fox, played by Emmy nominee Pamela Adlon; Adlon directed all 10 episodes of the second season, and she has a script credit on all but three of them.
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This is all filtered through the eyes of the oldest daughter Thomasin (Anya Taylor-Joy), who is starting to "blossom as a woman" (the film's words, not mine) in a way that is causing everyone else in the family problems, particularly her young brother.
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Related: 'Toy Story 4' cast shares their own childhood toy stories Perhaps no animated property has exhibited more ambition in charting the vagaries of childhood -- albeit through the eyes of toys, whose lives are utterly defined by the service that they provide to kids.
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Kathryn Cook-Pellegrin, the head of photography for the International Committee of the Red Cross and the architect of this project, spoke to BuzzFeed News about her personal journey in Prison Waterfront and the importance of observing the world through the eyes of child.
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It seems far too hard to tell a story about Mister Rogers that is simply about Mister Rogers, so A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood approaches it by going through the eyes of an interviewer who's surprised to find just how affable he really is.
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One of the most beautiful aspects of Simien's work lies in the way it takes a timeworn fictional subject — life on campus — and lets us see it through the eyes of mostly black students who are so rarely at the center of the narrative.
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The film, which tells the story of Bundy's killing spree through the eyes of his former girlfriend, Elizabeth Kloepfer (Lily Collins), who struggled for a long time to understand how the man she loved could be so, well, extremely wicked, shockingly evil, and vile.
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"We created IN THE WURKZ as a way to give a voice to dancers [and] to showcase daily footwork experiences and stories we all grew up doing, showing our world through the eyes of a footworker," said Litebulb in an interview with The FADER.
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Through the myopic view of a dash cam, Kiarostami manages to widen the scope to reveal what a politically charged Iran looked like post-9/11 but pre-2009 Green Wave, through the eyes of women both directly and obliquely impacted by a changing culture.
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Created by filmmakers Rose Troche and Morris May, both Perspective installments play out an emotionally charged situation through the eyes of different characters — Chapter 1 took on the topic of acquaintance rape, and Chapter 2 explores a fictionalized police shooting of a black teenager.
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Perhaps one of the only ways US citizens can shock each other out of complacency—and feel the revulsion and shame necessary to force change—is by attempting, however difficult it might be, to see this bloodshed through the eyes of everyone else on Earth.
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Anna Quindlen's mesmerizing new novel investigates both, seen through the eyes of the indelible Mimi Miller, who narrates the story of her life — and of the assault to the people and to the land she loves — from her 1960s girlhood to the present day.
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But how angry can you get at a pulp-pop mélange that ends with Lucious telling his infant stepdaughter to "Wait till we show them how dark hell can get" as federal agents spy on them through the eyes of a stuffed teddy bear?
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Just look at that ending scene of Season 6 of "Game of Thrones" with Daenerys Targaryen sailing on her massive fleet of ships, the camera soaring and sweeping through the fleet, as if we were looking through the eyes of the dragons flying above.
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While Berg (Henrik Mestad), the idealistic but pragmatic prime minister, tries to keep the situation from spiraling into outright war, we see the action through the eyes of various smaller players, including one of Berg's bodyguards (Eldar Skar) and a left-wing journalist (Vegar Hoel).
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According to Angela Tillson, a film location manager in Kauai who has worked on the set of films including "Jurassic Park: The Lost World" and "The Descendants," exploring a beloved movie set destination through the eyes of the film makes for an enjoyable vacation.
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The artistic director of Chicago's Theater Wit was at the helm of "Admissions," a wry glimpse at privilege and educational opportunity through the eyes of a white teenager — deferred from his dream school — and his parents, officials focused on diversifying their East Coast boarding school.
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Rather than simply say gentrification is bad, "Pride" holds a nuanced conversation about the ways that an influx of wealth can dismantle a neighborhood and help it at the same time, as seen through the eyes of a girl who must navigate that change.
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WILLIAM P. MACAUXEAST GREENWICH, R.I. To the Editor: "This is, I think, the first time in a long time that an administration has written a budget through the eyes of the people who are actually paying the taxes," said Mick Mulvaney, President Trump's budget director.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 44%Summary: Based on the novel of the same name, "The Art of Racing in the Rain" tells the story of Formula One racecar driver Denny Swift (Milo Ventimiglia) through the eyes of his beloved dog Enzo (voiced by Kevin Costner).
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So if you were looking at the market a few years ago through the eyes of an E.U. antitrust regulator, you might have anticipated some trouble for Facebook on Android phones, and you might even have ventured that Google Plus would become a hit.
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Up the road from the Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site is the Beaux-Arts Frederick Vanderbilt mansion that McKim, Mead & White completed in 1899, with soaring columns and water views that allow you to see through the eyes of the Hudson River School.
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Yet the tale unfolds with considerable sensitivity, offering plenty of haunting images while capturing the chaos and fear of trench warfare -- especially through the eyes of MacKay (perhaps best known for "Captain Fantastic"), in a genuine breakout performance -- augmented by Thomas Newman's wondrous musical score.
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Differing from the archive's structure, the catalogue raisonné is organized by decade, and jumping from the 1920s to the 1990s is a fun visual exercise in the styles and concerns of much of the last century, seen through the eyes of one prolific, multifaceted artist.
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Seen through the eyes of a younger generation, she is recalled as having virtually abandoned her two sons by the actor Robert Walker once she married Selznick and then losing interest in Mary Jennifer, her daughter with Selznick, by the time the girl was about 7.
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The coming of age comedy looks at middle school through the eyes of Anna Konkle and Maya Erskine, who, at the age of 31, are playing versions of their 13-year-old selves, which allows this series to use hindsight in a new hilarious and sweet way.
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Machine vision systems are being deployed in more and more areas of life, from health care to self-driving cars, but "seeing" through the eyes of a machine — understanding why it classified that person as a pedestrian but that one as a signpost — is still a challenge.
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Rosi presents Lampedusa through the eyes of two people: island doctor Pietro Bartolo, who's haunted by memories of dying migrants, and 12-year-old Samuele Pucillo, who spends his time scurrying around the island, studying English, learning how to row, and dealing with a lazy eye.
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But Paul Kenyon, an accomplished broadcast journalist at the BBC, has managed to bring his misrule vividly to life in "Dictatorland", a book about some of Africa's more notorious rulers, by letting the reader glimpse them through the eyes of people who saw them at first hand.
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The dreamy and playful character of the works leaves the visitor with the desire to return to the paintings: Perhaps Bosch's worlds were never real, but once and again we want to come back to live in them for a while, through the eyes of our imagination.
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" A client journey map can be an actual worksheet that provides a single view of the client experience through "the eyes of the clients who are exactly right for your business, using his or her motivations and challenges to trigger opportunities to engage and to innovate.
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But, just as we now recognize the limits of a book that depicts slaves only from the perspective of slave owners, it seems to me that something important is missing when a book about the Holocaust depicts its Jewish characters through the eyes of bystanders or perpetrators.
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Furthermore, there is something corny, boring, and dull about Orsay through the Eyes of Julian Schnabel because it is too self-involved to even play the coy (and tired) game of fake-crushing the "high art/popular culture" divide and I have an anathema for that anyway.
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With the debate over abortion rights playing out in the United States, this moving drama shines a light on the issue through the eyes of Gabita (Laura Vasiliu), a university student in Communist Romania who asks her friend Otilia (Anamaria Marinca) to help her secure an abortion.
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Then he watches it all unfold through the eyes of a Jewish child — a child whose nightmares return, whose family turns on itself, whose sense of safety is shattered; a child whose alarm manifests in ways instantly familiar to anyone reading the stories of immigrant children today.
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Last year, Elnathan John's debut novel "Born on a Tuesday," which tackles the rise of Islamic extremism through the eyes of a homeless teenager who gets swept up in political violence, was heralded as "a stunning, important coming-of-age story" by a critic in Publishers Weekly.
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And when I was a features reporter, I loved to do oddball quotidian stories — a woman selling her wedding dress through the classifieds, a guy buying an engagement ring on Christmas Eve, the last day of school as seen through the eyes of a specific little boy.
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The most radical aspect of his work in the context of the Met — an "encyclopedic" museum thoroughly Western in attitude — is that it presents a view of art history through the eyes of the Other, in this case Native Americans and people of Canada's First Nations.
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The writer's work includes the wildly inappropriate but hilarious animated comedy Family Guy as well as the beloved NBC sitcom Will & Grace, and very soon, he'll be adding a new project to his resume: a cheeky glimpse at the Royal Family, through the eyes of Prince George.
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Through the eyes of these models, the stage was set for a Trump victory in the popular vote just based on the state of the economy, variously measured, the two previous terms during which Democrats had controlled the White House and some other measures of partisanship.
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The story unfolds partly through the eyes of a neighbor, Mel (Chloe Sevigny), who is initially skeptical when the Blanchards and their sob stories take up residence across the street, as well as said neighbor's daughter (AnnaSophia Robb), who becomes a sort of confidant for Gypsy.
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And when I was a features reporter, I loved to do oddball quotidian stories — a woman selling her wedding dress through the classifieds, a guy buying an engagement ring on Christmas Eve, the last day of school as seen through the eyes of a specific little boy.
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In our conversation, Wesley traced a 30-year history — starting with "The Toy" and "Driving Miss Daisy" — of what he called "racial reconciliation fantasies," stories of racial harmony told through the eyes of white protagonists on a journey of discovery, with supporting black characters standing still.
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The photograph, taken by Escobar's wife, Maria Victoria, appeared in a 2010 HBO documentary " Sins of My Father," which tells the story of the drug kingpin's life through the eyes of his only son, Juan Pablo Escobar, who has since changed his name to Sebastian Marroquin.
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Wesley Yang's debut essay collection takes its name from W. E. B. Du Bois' classic The Souls of Black Folk, which coined the term "double consciousness" to refer to the burden on black Americans to constantly consider themselves through their own eyes and through the eyes of their oppressors.
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Founded by India's first professional female skateboarder, Atita Verghese, "Girls Skate India" is an initiative to capture the current climate of the emerging skateboard scene in India, all through the eyes of international female skateboarders, with the hope to empower young women in India to follow in their footsteps.
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"All American Boys," by Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely, tells the story of a divided town's racial tensions as seen through the eyes of two teenage classmates -- one black, one white -- after the black teen is severely beaten by a white cop who mistakes him for a shoplifter.
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The New York Times Magazine devotes an entire special issue, online now and in print on Sunday, to one 40,000-word article on more than a decade of war, terror and revolution in the Middle East, seen through the eyes of six people whose lives were changed forever.
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For those who don't know, both books are a wry and insightful peek into the court of Henry VIII at the time of his marriage to Anne Boleyn and the resultant break with Rome, all of it as seen through the eyes of Henry's ruthless fixer, Thomas Cromwell.
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At times, Meadow resembles the self-absorbed musician Nik in "Stone Arabia," but whereas Nik was seen through the eyes of his perceptive sister — who understood his brilliance, pain and shortcomings — Meadow is mostly presented here in a cold, unforgiving light as a narcissistic artist, adept at using others.
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