" McCain understood that "some principles transcend politics; that some values transcend party.
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There's a way in which her work and her words just transcend time and they transcend the experience.
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Appel's idealized human forms transcend our embodied situation and might fool us into thinking that we, too, have the power to transcend the material world.
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The intent was to transcend our time, to transcend the trappings and the fashions of this moment and make something that essentially is a form of rebellion.
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"Increasingly, it is becoming a borderless world, and what is important in human relations is to transcend religion, to transcend culture and put emphasis on love," she said.
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Trump's Republican Party has shattered whatever was left of the civic compact binding this country together, abandoning American ideals that transcend blood and soil, and American values that transcend brute power.
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The desire to transcend might be missing the point, though.
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In the meantime, there's always SanDisk, Transcend, Kingston, and more.
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Transcend maintains it was never told of this previous investment.
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But we need to transcend our tribalism to survive. 34.
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Notably, the Democratic message sought to transcend traditional party bashing.
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Art can transcend the political, but it is never apolitical.
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Paintings' frames transcend mere decoration at the hands of Holland.
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But the film also seeks to transcend the musician himself.
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It is, I believe, the drive to transcend quotidian reality.
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But within our virtual worlds, we can transcend those limits.
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" The suit claims the similarities "transcend the realm of coincidence.
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All of the worlds they've created actually transcend the albums.
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Has everyone really managed to transcend the fear of war?
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You're set up that way but you can transcend it.
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Wodehouse, unfortunately, could not transcend time; he died in 1975.
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The talented cast members do their best to transcend cartoonishness.
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They transcend national barriers with recruitment and dissemination of propaganda.
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"These are human issues, and they transcend politics," Silver said.
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There is no easy way to transcend this toxic partisanship.
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Samsara is the cycle we must transcend to reach Nirvana.
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His deep roots in the Mormon Church transcend political boundaries.
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The peril is that activist women won't transcend the divide.
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To transcend risk, you can't just buy a few tickets.
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In Flights, mobility is what helps us transcend these imperfect vessels.
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Transcendence seeks to transcend the barriers of history, art, and technology.
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But it's interesting where they talk about the ability to transcend.
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Worries about discord on Capitol Hill seems to transcend political affiliation.
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"The unique environment allowed me to transcend my anxieties," Sam says.
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It seeks to transcend boring, binary concepts and reject societal norms.
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Can one ever transcend one's youth if it remains perpetually present?
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Museums allow people to feel threads of interconnectedness that transcend time.
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There are moments, of course, that transcend narrow computations and nationalism.
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If we have limitless potential then what is there to transcend?
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It is so easy to transcend the representational to the abstract.
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That she was the One who could transcend life and death?
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Joe, this is a deal that does and should transcend politics.
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How can I transcend my rage and get back to work?
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" Zinoman added, "What makes him transcend the trope is his vulnerability.
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He will have to transcend his ignorance, or drown in it.
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Maine and Vermont are (nearly) neighbors, but these issues transcend geography.
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Is there a vision of citizenship that can transcend these differences?
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There are decisions that transcend the zero-sum game of politics.
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That's why the new water safety resolution should transcend partisan politics.
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The implications transcend the practical and reach deeply into American culture.
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"Well, music is emotional, once you transcend the equipment," he said.
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This is why I think the concerns transcend typical party politics.
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The performances rarely transcend the expected formula of such back stories.
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The good that the USMCA will do ought to transcend politics.
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But they are not reasons to try to transcend finitude altogether.
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An earlier TechCrunch report touching on the Transcend investment shows documentation in which Rothenberg wired $1.7 million directly to his personal bank account on the same day Transcend wired the $2 million to Bend Reality LLC.
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"He can transcend genres and do of these different voices," she shared.
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To get closer to God, you had to transcend the body itself.
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"I guess sexism really can transcend the Earthly plane," one person joked.
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We believe that music has the power to transcend boundaries and borders.
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I had to figure out a way for it to transcend there.
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Uber hoped to transcend this issue by capturing a vast market share.
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"Sportsperson should always transcend the mere playing of the game," Mulvoy says.
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Today it is still possible to find firms keen to transcend nationality.
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At that moment, she must transcend her own political ambitions and loyalties.
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Trump will have other moments to try to transcend the national din.
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It's shorter than giving the "great movies transcend age categories" speech, anyway.
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Regulators are likely to mount resistance against projects that transcend national jurisdictions.
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Somehow she manages to transcend all the hubbub to make her music.
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The passage showcases Biden's strengths, including his ability to transcend divisive moments.
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And I think problems of national importance transcend whoever's in the office.
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But the Hemons struggle to bounce back, to transcend their nobody-ness.
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Of course, there are some issues that should transcend mere partisan calculation.
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However, journalistic ethics require reporters to transcend such anger and maintain objectivity.
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Weiner: I think we play with the rivalry and hopefully transcend it.
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What made the game transcend its random circumstances was its makers audacity.
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But sport only gets to transcend our daily lives until it doesn't.
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And Obama's belief that he could transcend partisanship nearly sank his presidency.
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They touch on trends but remain classic enough to transcend fashion cycles.
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The symbols are tangentially connected to Trump, but they also transcend him.
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Promoters and networks cooperate for a bout they hope will transcend boxing.
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She and Trotter also feared the potential dangers could transcend medical groups.
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Similar to Sanders, Obama campaigned on a promise to transcend and transform.
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And...there needs to transcend, organize, and orient people to new realities.
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At the same time, Perales wants his achievements to transcend his ethnicity.
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Sports can sometimes help transcend barriers and overcome intractable conflict between parties.
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But he can't transcend the Faustian bargain he has struck for himself.
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He so harmonizes with the technology that he manages to transcend it.
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By contrast, the appeal of biomedical research often appears to transcend politics.
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"I don't know if they can be inspired to transcend themselves," he wrote.
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They transcend party and politics, and they are far more important than either.
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They are a part of the world's shared heritage and transcend political boundaries.
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"This project is going to help this show transcend generations," Roth tells PEOPLE.
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He observes the minute miseries of the individual life that transcend collective traumas.
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"Unadulterated choice is not good," says Aylon Samouha of Transcend Education, a charity.
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But meaninglessness is hard to transcend, and people can't live on affect alone.
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We believe we have the tools today to transcend some of those boundaries.
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Gallach remained steadfast that Wonder Woman inspires in ways that transcend her imagery.
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TS: The avatar actually allows one to transcend subjectivity, to become an icon.
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But in both genres, orbs allow the user to transcend beyond their station.
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When you get high you transcend the ego, you get above the ego.
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He'd liked me, but not enough to transcend the possibility of someone else.
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The ballroom effect rarely leaves his body, and that is hard to transcend.
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I have faith people can transcend ethnicity and color and vote for me.
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So let's transcend the stalemate and focus on investing in America's neediest kids.
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As the positions are by law non-ideological, qualified candidates should transcend administration.
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I respected fear, didn't need to transcend it, but mine was distributed oddly.
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But when MMA fails to transcend life, it begins to embody it instead.
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Many people assumed that certain norms and standards still transcend the partisan divide.
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Uzi's music has proven popular in ways that transcend simple co-signs, though.
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" At the same time, Anthony said the message had to transcend "one gesture.
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They are unique, supremely talented beings who transcend laws, even those of nature.
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Fears transcend partisan divide The anxiety does not simply run down partisan lines.
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It was a sentiment that seemed to transcend age, gender and ideological orientation.
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The Friend claimed to transcend sex and preached the spiritual advantages of celibacy.
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Russell is ostensibly a point guard, but his abilities transcend that positional box.
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Spicer's fascination factor came to almost transcend any disgust or admiration he engendered.
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It needs to feature more artists who complicate, transcend or decimate these categories.
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He suggested that work on economic priorities for Democrats could transcend social issues.
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Everyone, in fact, works hard to transcend the artifice, and they deserve better.
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And that allows you to transcend internet time and the need for distraction.
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Such a woman seems to transcend the categories of the contemporary American mind.
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But make no mistake: The stakes transcend immigration law and our sitting president.
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Yet she is the rare character on "The Deuce" to transcend her surroundings.
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This change should transcend all the unfortunate liberal-conservative divisions in American Catholicism.
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People can transcend their conditions, but it's rarer than we'd like to believe.
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Rather, the group is about standing up for principles that transcend partisanship, he said.
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A dead cert move if you want to transcend into the realms of mythology.
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It's why we keep listening to and writing about artists who transcend protest music.
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This kind of creative license attests to the way these posters transcend mainstream marketing.
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The new film Tomb Raider doesn't try to transcend what's troubling about the genre.
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"She has this amazing ability to kind of transcend the frame," Ms. Gibbs added.
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It's a deeply human examination of isolation, trust, and family ties that transcend blood.
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I am continuing to learn how to transcend this because I know I can.
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They come in all shapes and sizes, and transcend eras: Olivia de Havilland vs.
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They have the capacity to transform, transcend, give life and justice to our creations.
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I want to transcend the idea that sexual compatibility is the most important thing.
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A lot of artists define an era, though not many of them transcend it.
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King's choice of wife, though, showed that he could transcend his sexism, Simmons says.
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How does this dance movement transcend through social and community issues within these environments?
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But they are also proposing to transcend this crisis by completely upending the election.
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You fight to transcend your limitations, and you feel good because you did it.
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Despite being informed by her identities, Khan's works transcend the realms she focuses on.
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We are not more than human; we have not found a way to transcend.
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We need to transcend the culture of complaint and reach out to educate people.
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Many of its competitors have been moving beyond devices toward experiences that transcend them.
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For once, obscene wealth could not transcend the weight of a man's earthly sins.
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We live at a time of hostile partisan politics, which McCain sought to transcend.
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"Ensuring the health and safety of the American people should transcend politics," she added.
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A. There are pieces in every repertoire that transcend the cliché of the repertoire.
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Kors's aim, in part, is to transcend the "middle market" of the luxury sector.
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The reader and writer both self-transcend; a seemingly private act, reading counteracts solipsism.
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So you have primordial instincts, you have atavistic instincts, but you can transcend them.
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But Kennedy stressed fundamental themes that travel across time and transcend specific policy issues.
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"This kind of project is open for anyone to copy, or emulate or transcend."
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Further Reading Ibram X. Kendi on books to help America transcend its racist heritage.
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Trapeze artists Duo Transcend are also returning after their appearance on AGT season 210.
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That may encourage connections among people that transcend national and international barriers, he said.
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When the script doesn't provide the individualizing details that transcend stereotypes, the performances do.
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And the value of such an award, for the recipient, can transcend financial gain.
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But what makes "A Little Dive Bar in Dahlonega" transcend is songwriting, songwriting, songwriting.
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She loves him, but their relationship is strained because he begins to transcend humanity.
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Mr. Ganz admitted that his convincing performances seemed to transcend reality for some fans.
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In saying that, she still knows how to manipulate her voice to really transcend.
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Ultimately my goal is for it not to remain in fantasyland, but to transcend that.
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Not accepting lies as "alternative facts" is an issue that truly must transcend partisan politics.
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In order to transcend the darker realities of our history, we have to face them.
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If we have the right intentions, technology can be used in incredible ways to transcend.
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I hadn't achieved enlightenment, but I did transcend into a pickle-like state of being.
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But he's still useful enough to play for reasons that transcend brief moments of nostalgia.
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Institutions no longer transcend tribal boundaries -- they have become corrupt, weapons of a hostile tribe.
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Here, too, the case raises wider issues that transcend the facts of Phillips's specific case.
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The cool factor has helped the most successful modern Democratic presidents transcend the different groups.
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But when you're making the music and it relates to people, it can transcend race.
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To me, that always looked like an axiomatic proposition that should easily transcend old enmities.
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The recent tide of support in the states has also proven to transcend party lines.
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Welcome to a distant future, where humans can transcend their bodies' limitations through cybernetic enhancements.
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He argues that the president&aposs constitutional obligations transcend the needs of Mueller&aposs probe.
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"Some countries in Europe decided to transcend Christianity and their own national character," he said.
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When you're getting to that level of cultural relevance you transcend trend and become timeless.
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"Captain America: Civil War" does not in any way transcend the conventions of the genre.
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Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders sought to portray a White House seeking to transcend partisanship.
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In particular, there are no gods or spooks to transcend or interfere with natural laws.
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" And: "The story's effect should transcend the naturalness and accessibility of its situation and language.
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Some issues transcend economics, and the character of our nation is definitely one of them.
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But what form will violence take once games transcend how we think of it now?
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What we are actually listening to is human limitation and the audacity to transcend it.
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Labeled or not, they both transcend the stigmas our society associates with women of size.
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Do you think Owen's poetry has that ability to transcend, I guess, time, class, race?
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What will it take, in your estimation, to finally transcend our demons — racial and otherwise?
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It's a way to transcend borders and, fleetingly, coexist beyond the restrictions of physical space.
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Do you still feel that kind of pull to transcend what you were born as?
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Free movement is meant to transcend cultural barriers, integrate economies and lubricate the single market.
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It is clear from other research that homeowners' views on this issue transcend partisan politics.
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Has music making become so widespread that it's been diluted of its power to transcend?
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His ability to transcend politics gave him credibility, according to many who worked with him.
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Mr. Abraham was aware of the expectations riding on him, and determined to transcend them.
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He's reveling in a shared set of values that transcend the rancor of this era.
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Quarterbacks can be stars within the parameters set by Saban, but they'll never transcend them.
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As the video game user-base widens, the demographics increasingly transcend age, gender and geography.
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But how can one accept the horrors of the world and radiate kindness and transcend?
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However, it is helpful to see it, because it does transcend normal gender-identity views.
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This isn't dismissive of anyone's problems; there are true problems that obviously transcend socioeconomic boundaries.
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B. But in our age of distraction, how do we get citizens to transcend boredom?
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With a master's help the hero battles pain, frustration and boredom to realize/transcend himself.
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What Mr. Giles hasn't yet managed to do in "Breeders" is transcend his cute gimmick.
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"He so harmonizes with the technology that he manages to transcend it," Mr. Morris writes.
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A handful transcend this tendency, however, employing the same platforms toward creative, even visionary ends.
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They built reputations within their local communities and districts, reputations that could transcend partisan loyalties.
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Combine that with impeccable music videos, and you get a story that can transcend oceans.
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In general, though, it's always hard to articulate those feelings that transcend explanation, isn't it?
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Why was Dana Vespoli able to transcend the rigid gender boundaries that define most porn?
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Every once in a while the world offers an opportunity for an athlete or a team to transcend the everyday concerns and earthly distinctions of their particular sport and strive for something approaching the sublime, to transcend the predictably great in the name of art.
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There are a few players, a select few players, who somehow manage to transcend cultural variance.
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If you have the ability to transcend the genre, then that's what you want to do.
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"We have been using technology to transcend the human form for thousands of years," said O'Shea.
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There's no reason it can't be the one thing that doesn't transcend America's otherwise extreme federalism.
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I too have responsibilities and obligations that transcend my profession, be it the law or journalism.
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Space exploration is our opportunity to transcend the self-destructive, provincial mindset nurtured by planetary living.
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But this drama gets unpacked in nuanced ways that transcend the usual drama for drama's sake.
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Indeed, no religion in India was able fully to transcend the social divisions entrenched by Hinduism.
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I think lack of confidence, lack of feeling that you could be large, you can transcend.
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Jews are now the country's best liked religious group—but the warm attitudes transcend philo-Semitism.
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He himself theorizes this: "I don't think men can transcend their masculine privilege," he told Cabreja.
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The story and the characters are compelling enough to transcend all questions about who and what.
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Transcend Legal has an easy-to-follow video guide to using insurance to access TGNB care.
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He recombines elements into new forms, presenting new narratives that transcend the sum of their parts.
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Satyarthi said there was a need for an international law because online crimes transcend across borders.
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That's very hard to, um, rise to, to transcend the story we had, that we intended.
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At what point do visual improvements of a video game transcend polish into something else entirely?
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"Today we come together with the awareness that there are issues that transcend competition," Carrier said.
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Earlier this season, I thought we would transcend politics, and here we are, with Cersei intact!
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Does art allow for the embrace of a set of shared values that transcend party politics?
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"How are we hardwired, and what tools do we have to transcend that hardwiring?" he asked.
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As we learn how our genome defines us, we also learn how we transcend our genome.
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While abuse, harassment and assault transcend party lines, the response to these accusations is starkly partisan.
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There doesn't seem to be much hope that Murphy will transcend cop-on-the-edge stereotypes.
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Perhaps more important, there are sound arguments for banning the box that transcend the empirical data.
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The decision to hire Maricopa County prosecutor Rachel Mitchell was an effort to transcend the sideshow.
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The odd pleasure of watching people cook and eat on television seems to transcend generational boundaries.
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He said he saw it as a chance to transcend differences in social class and origin.
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While budget constraints certainly affect the efforts of museum publishers, their intentions typically transcend bottom lines.
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TC: One of the recurring topics is the ways emoji can transcend national and linguistic borders.
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But the insight that they could transcend the body and continue on, if that's a delusion?
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Instead, these swirling, colorful digital pieces literally transcend the boundaries that usually divide works of art.
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The way conservatives transcend the tumultuous political climate is to help Trump, and therefore America, succeed.
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But as an animal interest story, Harambe managed to transcend his origins, instigating an international controversy.
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Psychological devotion to self-determination would transcend white racism and render stereotypes of black people obsolete.
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But the movie exemplifies how small judgments in pace, performance and soundtrack can transcend modest trappings.
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Over an adventurous lifetime, he managed to transcend the constraints built into a unitary racial identity.
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That is a moral impurity that we feel acutely and that's also very difficult to transcend.
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Regardless of major, there are skills to insist on acquiring because they transcend any particular career.
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"My decision to become celibate helps to transcend the drag of the body," she told me.
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Where numbers transcend the simple quantity they represent and instead become powerful markers for our society.
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Humans have always made the things we need — vessels, blankets, clothing — in ways that transcend necessity.
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CARAMANICA A pair of deeply incongruous Latin-pop alliances that manage to transcend their inherent cravenness.
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The second way that secular individuals transcend death is by leaving behind evidence of their existence.
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President Trump must confront the U.N. with the obligation it has to transcend its moral cowardice.
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I heard his own claim to transcend any single identity: to be many identities at once.
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I heard his own claim to transcend any single identity: to be many identities at once.
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He had a vision that this league could really transcend, that it could reach all people.
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Should our ethics "transcend our own personal experience and embrace the dignity of the human race"?
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Multinational corporations are responsible for a majority of world trade and, by definition, transcend national boundaries.
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He claims to transcend parties, but risks being seen as a candidate who stands for nothing.
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Accurate translation takes into account nuanced, and sometimes non-linear, cultural references that transcend immediate understanding.
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But even back in the '22013s the GIF was already starting to transcend its workhorse origins.
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A person cannot, in a day, do the work needed to transcend years of internalized stereotyping.
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Whether those attitudes are about women or sexual assault or celebrity, they often transcend race, he said.
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"They were still able to transcend the fear and cry out to one another: "Bada-- warrior b-----!
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But there are some stories that transcend the latest from the campaign trail or the debate podium.
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The career postings come with a start and end date that traditionally transcend any change in administration.
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Do you think symbols and ideas amplify our tribal nature, or do they help us transcend it?
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That's tricky in the current political environment, but I hope going forward we will transcend the barriers.
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Mr Adamson is one of those rare artists able to work in genre and to transcend it.
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At first, the game amalgamates so many suspense and horror tropes that it seems to transcend them.
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I'm humbled by this aspect of photography: its ability to transcend what's in front of the lens.
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It's a beaver, which is very obviously Canadian, but Amik's design is sophisticated enough to transcend geography.
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To address our critical needs as a nation we must transcend those tired divisions and move quickly.
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But perhaps the most can be learned from rivalries that transcend the individual and consume a nation.
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And that aspiration, it's very important that it can transcend all the changes we're going to see.
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Only one thing can allow a business to transcend the daily brute struggle for survival: Monopoly profits.
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She continues to search for new particles that would transcend the Standard Model and push physics forward.
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Frustration over these failures and obstructions to progress transcend economic status, education, or even attitudes about ethnicity.
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But many feel most attracted to Shakespeare's characters, who seem to have lives that transcend the stage.
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Trump's been battling a rough streak of events recently—the kind of flubs that transcend party lines.
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I'm a better person for letting myself hope that this thing is going to transcend my expectations.
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To achieve song or soundtrack of the summer status, the music needs to transcend personal preferences right?
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The patriarchy has always had room for stories about singularly special women who transcend all the boundaries.
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The bedroom is where we find out about ourselves, and where we can aspire to transcend ourselves.
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The focus is on how the principles of human dignity can transcend boundaries of politics and religion.
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A former two-weight world champion with the UFC, McGregor's charismatic personality saw him transcend combat sports.
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It is also a choreographic cliché, and Jane Comfort and Company's "You Are Here" doesn't transcend it.
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I'm much more interested in the challenge of helping a girl or young woman transcend sexist conditions.
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"The security threats facing the United States in the 21st century transcend international boundaries," Trump's order said.
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We must choose whether we are defined by our differences — or whether we dare to transcend them.
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I'm not chasing longevity, but I know that I appreciate when things penetrate and transcend a moment.
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At the heart of science is the pursuit of empirical, objective truth, and ideas that transcend borders.
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On the other are the practitioners who believe these gods transcend racial lines and belong to everyone.
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This public option, in short, would not just "build on" Obamacare but potentially transcend it over time.
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Gadgets come, and gadgets go, but Minecraft is a product with the potential to transcend platform shifts.
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"My teacher Joseph Kosuth said that he used language to transcend language," Rollins told the journal Image.
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He argued that the stakes of the coming presidential election should transcend partisan passions of the moment.
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Though the rally wasn&apost Byron&aposs idea, he said a presidential visit should transcend partisan politics.
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With his pedigree, and his easygoing personality, he was able to transcend his series and his sport.
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This decade could be the synthesis of the previous two if we manage to transcend our differences.
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Though it does serve Democratic interests, it rests on two convincing legal grounds that transcend mere partisanship.
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Such an approach would afford Clinton a remarkable opportunity to perhaps transcend some of our national divisions.
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We must choose whether we are defined by our differences -- or whether we dare to transcend them.
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"Both Condé's writing and her food … transcend national or cultural delineation," Charlotte Druckman writes in her review.
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The cold weather staple has managed to transcend all genders, regardless of personal style, since the 1920s.
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Before long, Yushchenko was pursuing the same oligarchic and nepotistic politics that he had promised to transcend.
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The solution to progress was to transcend political entrenchment and tackle road safety with every tool imaginable.
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US law enforcement often works with European partners to fight international cybercrime, which can transcend national borders.
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"There are metaphors inherent in the idea of makeup that I think transcend gender," Mr. Wright said.
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Easing smoothly from light comedy to sweaty terror, the three leads strive to transcend their beta personas.
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With a little data-driven forethought—potentially also some light biohacking—your ark might just transcend time.
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And just the mere twang of a steel guitar may transcend you to fireflies and summer nights.
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Mainstream scientists and journalists see themselves as beholden to values and standards that transcend party or faction.
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However, when we expand our consciousness, we are working with different physics and therefore transcend to create alchemy.
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The idea is to leave behind the inefficiencies and decay of organic matter, and to transcend the physical.
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And common cause, I think, can transcend bipartisanship, and I think that's the way that we should go.
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The message is clear: Stranger Things 2 is doing its best to transcend the sum of its parts.
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I have to find a way to where it transcends, figure out my niche to make it transcend.
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The final hurdle for UFC is likely to be developing marketable stars who can transcend its base audience.
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"Friends has managed to transcend age, nationality, cultural barriers, and even its own dated, unrelatable flaws," Miller writes.
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There are clear themes that transcend cultures and geographic location, suggesting anyone could actually cook up healthier lifestyles.
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We think we can absolutely transcend that and do that in a way that's patient and voter friendly.
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But from the perspective of Native Hawaiians, its qualities transcend those only recently deemed useful to Western science.
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But the existence of one designed specifically for those who transcend society's gender norms is a new twist.
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The wonder is how we so often manage to transcend that desperation, living fuller lives than anyone imagines.
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Music may transcend borders but, in an oppressive place like Soviet Russia, it was easier said than done.
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The idea of storytelling is to transcend, to reveal a truth that feels more real than reality itself.
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But seriously, Mitt Romney should run for president again and transcend party for the good of the country.
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We have the ability to transcend our divisions and find common value in our identity as free people.
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From our origins as a nation we have believed and asserted that our ideals transcend time and place.
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The biggest moments in sports often transcend the games themselves and become part of the fabric of society.
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But seriously, Mitt Romney should run for President again and transcend party for the good of the country.
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Mastromonaco tries to transcend this by framing her book as a mix of self-help and comic memoir.
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And, while the theme of spending your life together may transcend cultures, how we celebrate is widely varied.
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"It doesn't make sense," Mx. Arrowood, a lawyer for the transgender advocacy nonprofit Transcend Legal, said last week.
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On the Democratic side, the appeal of female candidates appeared to transcend ideological fault lines in the party.
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Obama sought to transcend the racial and economic contradictions of American history through inspiring optimism and persuasive rhetoric.
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The cat had a sizable social media following that let it transcend the complicated politics of its master.
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Perhaps that comes from defiance—a rejection of human limitations that drives us to transcend our bipedal existence.
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Afghan society is a complex web of relationships and bonds that often transcend ideologies, which are themselves mutable.
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Now I have a documented reservoir of timeless teachings from my own faith and culture that transcend both.
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A metaphor's desire to transcend diminishes any human story; its ambition to illuminate blinds those who create metaphors.
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Eisenhower wished to transcend party politics to prioritize containing Soviet expansion and promoting the welfare of American citizens.
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The Model 3 is the first car to ever truly transcend the car world and reach tech stardom.
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Some, like Sarah Ruhl in "How to Transcend a Happy Marriage," test it on straight couples exploring polyamory.
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But this exhibition points to a structural shift that would allow us to transcend that penny-ante game.
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Not only do human rights not transcend borders but copyright, taxation, and trade dispute resolution mechanisms don't either.
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His recent sculptural images of Buddha, on the other hand, transcend political discourse, finding inspiration in the divine.
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They also locate and inscribe a tribal identity that at times appears to transcend race and social class.
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It allows us to transcend our quotidian interactions and exist in a space of vulnerability, deep connection, and pleasure.
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"Her looks are so basic, yet so perfectly fit, that they basically transcend red-carpet criticism," Ms. Morgan said.
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"Americans have shed blood to defend the idea that human rights transcend culture, geography, ethnicity and religion," she wrote.
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I'm saying all of that to underscore the importance that our work at Define American transcend[s] political parties.
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Last month she reiterated her position, saying her policy will be based on democratic principles and transcend party politics.
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That the documentary doesn't glorify candidates, but rather just captures them, may actually allow it to transcend political boundaries.
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"Things like criminal justice, urban education — they transcend, in some cases, the traditional liberal and conservative boundaries," she said.
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And given the ambitions of both services to transcend their niches, they could ultimately pose real threats to Twitter.
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They want to create a community within which trans and binary people can transcend their bodies by accepting them.
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For all we know, Miyazaki will transcend death itself, and keep retiring and un-retiring for centuries to come.
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If helping Cardi B transcend this problematic moment was the goal, the way we critique her must be examined.
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These photos transcend the once prominent and controversial perception of Ali as a jive talking, quit-footed draft dodger.
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The interface is a sphere that surrounds her, but the final step in the film is to transcend that.
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Migrant 4858 told me that several migrants were rumored to have killed themselves in order to transcend to LFE.
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It allowed him to closely study the people around him and also to transcend his attachment to those people.
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Allora & Calzadilla are attuned to the obstacles Puerto Rico faces, and in a poetic instance, aspire to transcend them.
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Empathy is usually touted as a virtue, the root of kindness and charity, a way to transcend our selfishness.
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Alex Rodriguez proved humanity can transcend sports rivals ... when he proudly wore a #BostonStrong bracelet during Saturday's Yankee game.
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But she's also — as effective politicians tend to be — able to transcend the narrowest possible construal of her identity.
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The theory of change was that independents could transcend the current partisanship and present a refreshing option for voters.
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Because, let's be honest, she can sing, dance, write her own music, produce her own beats and transcend genre.
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"We should have a sense of what our responsibilities are as software developers that transcend our bosses," Manning said.
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I think the best partner is the one who helps you transcend yourself, who draws you out of yourself.
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There are values that transcend partisan politics and unite people over squabbles about issues of social life and morality.
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To truly get the best impact from our efforts, we will have to push ourselves to transcend Conway's law.
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The Smiths' impact on alternative music has been well-covered; their fandom transcend lines across genre, race, and subculture.
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And while he personally disagrees with Luckey's politics, he feels that concern for the truth should transcend party lines.
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In a similar vein, the South Bend mayor has advocated for process reforms, using justifications that supposedly transcend politics.
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But the beauty of music is that it holds the power to transcend whatever may divide us as people.
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For the sake of our country, and the planet we share, it is time to transcend politics once again.
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His clothes, an outward display of his social class, transcend his race and magically erase the threat of discrimination.
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But Timberlake's throbbing sexuality manages to transcend even the most egregious ensembles a costume designer might throw at him.
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But more importantly, it could prove to be a way to literally transcend the daily headaches of intercity travel.
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The best stories transcend the headlines of the times, and The Handmaid's Tale is more than just its relevance.
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A plot description alone hardly conveys the sublime degree to which Tsukerman and crew transcend reality in this film.
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Connected in subversion and in cross-pollinating scenes, all of our bands also transcend the scenes they sprang from.
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It's not so you can play everything perfectly or the same every time... it's so you can transcend that.
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But perhaps that explains the lasting appeal of those four lines: they sum up, and also transcend, human life.
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"We must choose whether we are defined by our differences—or whether we dare to transcend them," he said.
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Never have we ever seen a Bachelor Nation member transcend their reality TV roots like fan-favorite Tyler Cameron.
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I see it in genre writers who transcend their fields, like John le Carré, Scott Turow and Alan Furst.
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To truly get the best impact from our efforts, we will have to push ourselves to transcend Conway's law.
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Missing from the remarks of both Trump and Zucker is any notion of the ethical obligations that transcend ratings.
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This model has been replicated in other cities, and is something that Karin Goodfellow wants very much to transcend.
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By the numbers: From a business sense, James continues to transcend his sport both on and off the court.
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Mr. Guillaume said Benson's sharp tongue and dignified mien had allowed him to transcend his station while getting laughs.
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Primarily we're set up for dragging our knuckles along the ground but we ... We have to transcend it. Right.
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Jeff WetzlerHastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.The writer is the co-founder of Transcend, a national nonprofit that promotes school innovation.
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Voters, too, have complicated reasons that can transcend race, gender and (sometimes) party affiliation to support who they do.
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There's no turning back for him now, no reneging on the devil's bargain that he wants desperately to transcend.
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The administration's actions raise concerns that transcend the fractious politics of ObamaCare: They are institutional and constitutional in nature.
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"[I] saw this as an incredible way to transcend the financial system including Wall Street," he tells the magazine.
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If he could not transcend these limitations in his art, he managed to live his life joyously within them.
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The mental health of the President of the United States -- for the good of our nation -- must transcend politics.
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When Judy Garland sang "Over the Rainbow," she was telling her audience that it would transcend its terrible times.
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And part of that is making fun of the tropes, but I felt like they didn't transcend the tropes.
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Interestingly enough, it is these moments — the faux pas — that transcend transience and remain iconic for years to come.
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The Model 3 is the first car, though, to ever truly transcend the car world and reach tech stardom.
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Interpol's goals of safety and security were supposed to transcend national boundaries and bring together democracies and autocracies alike.
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The potential for such technology to democratize quality education and transcend the socio-economic barriers to progress is incredibly promising.
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That anecdote encapsulates why Williams is such a beloved and respected person in NBA circles for reasons that transcend basketball.
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The clubbers, the dancers, were a congregation looking to get lifted, to transcend the ordinary, to reach a higher place.
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Should the Department of Defense be charged with countering ISIL's activities on Twitter, or should this responsibility transcend the military?
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His comments proved that cinemas remain one of the two "red line" issues within Saudi Arabia that transcend rational discourse.
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But both the show and its score transcend simple pastiche, subverting 80s film tropes in ways both critical and reflective.
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I feel we are internalizing rapidly shifting currents of change that are moving at velocities that momentarily transcend literal articulation.
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Mary and Tyce Nielsen of Duo Transcend were back on the America's Got Talent stage after a stunt gone wrong.
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Algeria's split from France in 1962 sparked tensions about whether French values could transcend differences of race, ethnicity, and religion.
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He's also a constitutional officer of the United States, with obligations to the Congress and the country that transcend party.
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Moreover, there is a prismatic range of ways to consume, interpret, and represent Cassini's motherlode of data that transcend science.
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Transcend Lighting now has an entire light of LED strips built specifically to help marijuana growers yield the best crops.
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Well, for drugs that were supposed to help you transcend your ego, it produced some amazing egotists, like Timothy Leary.
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He was seeking ways to transcend the feuds of the present, or at least to put them in better perspective.
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While much of America is divided between red and blue states, these anglers recounted experiences that transcend geography and politics.
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These concerns transcend into relationship issues in military families too with 85033 percent citing financial matters are impacting their marriages.
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However, bound by the Kyocera's character limit and thumbs unused to predictive text, perhaps I could rise above, self-transcend.
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And one of the things that makes Queen so powerful is that their songs sort of transcend genre and time.
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They transcend every line of race, ethnicity, creed, and color to serve together -- and sacrifice together -- in absolutely perfect cohesion.
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A new genre is forming at the movies, in which remarkable minds transcend their social context to achieve scientific renown.
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His unique mix of sincerity and social awkwardness manages to transcend our discomfort and land somewhere between hilarious and endearing.
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It's rare for presidential candidates to agree completely on an issue, but some factors, like mental health, transcend political divides.
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Science is putting names on things and telling stories about them, the very habits that Buddhists urge us to transcend.
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Those movies did not so much transcend the conventions of their genres as fulfill them with unusual intensity and conviction.
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This "rotzaa" is symptomatic of the approach "Chef" takes – it makes no attempt transcend or improve on the original film.
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"We should do all we can to transcend partisan politics," said Pedro Pierluisi (D), the island's nonvoting member of Congress.
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Did I want to transcend worldly concerns, swaddled and suspended in a criblike twin bed that enveloped my lanky build?
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Frank Ocean's visual album Endless makes humanness seem like a disability, something we're both vulnerable to and expected to transcend.
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Speaking of which, that's also been a big theme this season — women who are abused and transcend that to triumph.
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Most of the time I believe my children will transcend the parts of their disability that might make them suffer.
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Already, the bill has divided pockets of Washington and the financial regulatory world, laying battle lines that transcend partisan politics.
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We need to transcend the kind of identity politics that reduces America to the aggrieved sum of its ailing parts.
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Some brands, products, services and even organizations can transcend what they do to become a part of who you are.
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The spectacle of righteous violence in the face of terror is satisfying in ways that transcend (or sink beneath) politics.
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They transcend the election cycles and partisan preferences, so it would be unwise to bet on them at this juncture.
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And the fact that the MC5's feet were firmly planted in that ground allows the music to transcend generations.
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Inner8's productions transcend the sonic content from which they are sculpted, creating a truly hypnotic and disorienting listening experience.
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His tales transcend typical "story time," especially when you have the pleasure of rereading and hearing them as an adult.
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Their ability to transcend man-made borders of nationality, country and class is inherent in their access to the internet.
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He sees their spiritual discussions as a subtle kind of political intervention that might help people transcend their tribal programming.
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No, because the nature of globalization was always that companies were going to transcend the borders of any given company.
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The film's creators clearly tried hard to transcend mere cultural appropriation, in favor of a sincere homage to its influences.
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Still, for many people committed to demonstrating in the areas of unrest, their feelings of disenfranchisement transcend support for Odinga.
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Never allowing them to transcend their external plights, she instead supplants their individuality with a generous dose of Russian Mystique.
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Does he embrace a minority and immigrant identity, or hope to "transcend" it in favor of something more vaguely universal?
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The question of what the public should demand from an airline bailout raises questions that transcend the business of flying.
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Kate Spade's aesthetic doesn't just transcend geography, it also defies the age gap that most fashion brands must contend with.
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Now I place my hope in the faith community to transcend politics and tackle this issue as a moral imperative.
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Few ballets transcend the show of designer couture; few fashion designers are right for the groupings and architectures of ballet.
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Here you'll find paintings and sculptures from around Southeast Asia that connect the diverse regional styles that transcend national boundaries.
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These stories are also a primer on how to stand up to prejudice, transcend tribalism and embrace our shared humanity.
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The flash mobs performed the show's "movements," odd-looking dances meant to transcend time and space and also foster community.
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They transcend every line of race, ethnicity, creed and color to serve together and sacrifice together in absolutely perfect cohesion.
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The other 10% is spent on what he calls the "transcend-innovation" mindset, or creating an entirely new business model.
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Partly that's due to the straightforward virtuosity of his playing, and partly to his compulsion to transcend and blend styles.
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Mr. Moon has since done something novel in Korean politics: He has tried to transcend the country's postwar ideological divide.
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By combining past and present images, I was inspired to find visual connections that could help transcend its complex history.
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The latest big-screen adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's classic novel aspires to transcend gender, just as the writer intended.
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The Vicla was an unexpected, important conduit for emotional connections that transcend the differences in our backgrounds and life experiences.
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Stewart's call for Americans to transcend party lines and concentrate on their shared aspirations is embarrassing to watch in 2019.
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Director Kristof Bilsen crafts a film that's moving and always surprising, exploring love and sacrifice that transcend distance and memory.
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As the subtitle suggests, Goldsmith and Wu reckon with the idea that the internet would transcend borders and territorial rule.
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But in recent years, many artists have developed sensibilities that transcend cultural limitations, replacing exotic stereotypes with a transnational outlook.
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They transcend every line of race, ethnicity, creed, and color to serve together — and sacrifice together — in absolutely perfect cohesion.
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"It's going to transcend time...and it feels like when you are seeing the movie, you are being fed," he said.
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READMEA basic alarm clock and digital watch that transcend their functional limitations thanks to a Game Boy-themed, nostalgia-inducing facade.
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What we want to do ultimately is transcend this dynamic, these scripts, sublimate this pain, and then we want to play.
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Ultimately, what makes 3 and the rest of Tricot's music transcend the "experimental" label is a transparent, pop-derived emotional core.
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"We're seeing a growing number of our members choosing shows and films that transcend borders, and cultures," a Netflix spokeswoman said.
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I always knew that he would transcend whatever it was that we were doing and go off and do something else.
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Explore GeoVegas for yourself and remember that "What Happens in Vegas Stays in Vegas" does not technically transcend into virtual reality.
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Spare CS, HelloMD, and Transcend Lighting are just a few of the companies that have enjoyed this particularly green-tinged windfall.
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"Longer-term, a more peaceful peninsula should have economic benefits that transcend the cost of the initial infrastructure build," she continued.
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Plots around murder stretch the odds against the pair, setting the stage for them to transcend class in a utopic triumph.
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Meanwhile the blossoming of the tech sector is one example of how China retains the ability to transcend its past mistakes.
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For her, escaping the limits of land helps us imagine how we might also transcend the social structures that confine us.
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Today, we realize because of the digital platforms we needed to transcend this former differentiation and to reunify creativity and media.
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Jukica: Rave promoters were asking to host parties there and so we were able to transcend being pigeonholed into one thing.
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Such a question may seem harsh to those who think a global problem like climate should transcend politics, but it doesn't.
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For many fans, Prince was an icon who appeared to transcend mortality — so his death comes as an especially painful shock.
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"We hope to enable inmates to transcend the prison environment and to move past stereotypes," Greene explained to Hyperallergic via email.
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John Kasich, a Republican, should transcend politics, similar to the bipartisan efforts currently underway to help Hurricane Harvey victims in Texas.
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That's actually a compliment: top-40 songs transcend niche audiences and Mayweather-McGregor transcends the tiny, self-absorbed world of prizefighting.
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But many of Mr Wellershoff's patients transcend both naive attempts to deny that migration creates problems, and fantasies of fence-building.
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Farhad: Yes, it's an odd time, because one of the seminal ideas of the internet was that it would transcend borders.
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By his own account, Kelley grew up at a time when "striving Negroes wanted to transcend" race rather than politicize it.
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But despite their humanity, stairs also alienate the differently abled, magnifying their failure to transcend their bodies, compromised as they are.
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This is considerably less appealing — but perhaps more realistic — than a standard political promise to "bring people together" and transcend polarization.
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The desire to transcend, to conquer, and to endure propels our drive to invent and maps our relations with those inventions.
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They believe that the legitimate principles of conservatism transcend race, ethnicity and gender and contribute to the prosperity of all Americans.
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Both issues transcend the narrow considerations of economic analysis by their importance for America's national security and the Western world order.
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I hope I created a thing that's going to transcend to more kids so they believe in themselves first and foremost.
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As an actress, she is sure-footed enough, and her scenes with Eleven manage to transcend the simplicity of the writing.
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Yet once again, inspiring American figures and communities offer inclusive alternatives, visions of an America that resist and transcend those exclusions.
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It's ironic, since Obama beat her by promising to transcend the old-brain dead political squabbles and move the country forward.
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But the sketch doesn't withstand all critical scrutiny since, for one thing, the bits involving black women don't transcend their stereotypes.
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Maybe "Community" — a product of the fractious network-TV compromise between art and business — needed limits in order to transcend them.
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But the thing is, even if we transcend these earthly bodies, we're still human and we're still capable of great cruelty.
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And in the internet's global marketplace, they're the ones that transcend language barriers, instantly legible to viewers in Peoria or Paris.
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Our reviewer wrote that "what survives in its pages is a vibrant testimony to the power of words to transcend time."
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But while ideology certainly plays a role here, these trends transcend political party affiliation, as a number of recent polls indicate.
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Sanders's pitch is that a better world is possible, and we both can and should transcend the particulars of the moment.
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Restoring congressional power — not simply through investigation or rhetoric but ultimately through legislation — would both transcend and serve Democrats' partisan interests.
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But it's betting that, as with the network's past hits told from diverse points of view, inspired comedy will transcend demographics.
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Their efforts to transcend their station leads to a stark climax that is a silent, anguished and haunting cri de coeur.
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Research suggests that identities that transcend race or nationality may lead people to feel more favorably toward racial and religious minorities.
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Ukraine is a country struggling to transcend its history of corruption, and Trump has tried to make it behave more corruptly.
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Love and truth are powerful forces, which enable relationships that can transcend nationality, race and ideology, bringing enemies together as friends.
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And crowds are lining up in the narrow alleyway outside the restaurant for extravagantly flavored dishes that transcend their humble roots.
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The money raised "will fund more work to identify solutions that help girls transcend the Dream Gap," the press release said.
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These values transcend our religious differences, and we should not allow hatred and prejudice to spoil the fabric of our nation.
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Sunday afternoons — a time to reset, recover, and attempt to transcend those Sunday Scaries — have always been a private, personal affair.
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He was going to be a different kind of president, a consummate deal-maker who would transcend the usual ideological divide.
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Such, I guess, is the hazard of the full-time transcendentalist: sooner or later, you run out of stuff to transcend.
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Arguing that the community of the church could transcend all boundaries, even religious ones, he became a relentless critic of Hitler.
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To that end, there are issues that must rise above the political fray, issues of monumental gravity that transcend party affiliations.
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The result is a fascinating and sometimes frustrating hybrid, a film that tries both to transcend and to exploit its genre.
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Despite the market's vastness, it's more like a Provençal village where food, work and pride transcend boundaries and bind people together.
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Critical principles are at stake — Congress's power of the purse, the separation of powers — that transcend any one declaration or leader.
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Beyond its immediate repercussions, the 1971 debacle reflected South Vietnam's failure to transcend the politics of clientelism and competing big personalities.
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Harper-Madison, for her part, has made it her goal to transcend the cycle of poverty and help others do the same.
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Meet the people behind the cat videos, find your next sexual fixation, or transcend time and the cosmos with a human Barbie.
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A good game can transcend the fault lines of contentious sibling relationships and bring family together in joy, or terror, or awe.
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But at 45 he never forgets what he found out early—that all transcendence is temporary because only mortal humans can transcend.
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The plant, run by a company named Transcend Packaging, is not in operation yet pending the delivery of manufacturing equipment from China.
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One manifestation of Yugoslavian architectural self-fashioning was the style seen in the Zlatibor Hotel, which sought to transcend time and place.
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I believe the next day we were all talking about how music can transcend you; how do you make that into music?
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After Trump's polarizing election, the notion that progressives could transcend partisan politics faded, and Brand New Congress began to struggle with fundraising.
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He noted that US–Canada relations transcend whatever the current state of Trump's relationship might be with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Often, these fictional worlds come with clear bounds and compromises, but Dear Angelica's art style abandons realism enough to transcend this limitation.
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We look to unity and we seek to build bridges that can transcend the pattern of marginalized communities pitted against each other.
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When elected officials are asked to make choices that transcend politics -- like voting to help Puerto Rico -- they still need political rationales.
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His own dancing is evidence of the body's ability to transcend earthly limits, and to convert one's spindliness into cursive kinetic energy.
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The reactor would contain a mini accelerator that traps high-energy electrons moving in circles, so they don't transcend onto the body.
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It's important to note that, like all good music and all good artistry, Mr. BOWIE's influence was powerful enough to transcend generations.
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This film is about that too, but I wanted to make it a beautiful disaster, and kind of slightly transcend the ending.
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There are a set of questions that transcend specific public policy issues, and the gutter in which those issues have been discussed.
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But The Great Wall struggles mightily to transcend its two-dimensional storyline, a dull roteness not much helped by its zoological villains.
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" According to court documents filed Monday, Sleigh Bells claims that the songs are "virtually identical content" that "transcend the realm of coincidence.
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Once that happens, these sentient entities will transcend their status as mere objects of inquiry, and become subjects deserving of moral consideration.
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And now Transcend Rules has taken "slimeography" to a whole new level, setting those patterns to the Game of Thrones theme music.
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Though Facebook says it is talking to regulators, the assumption seems to be that Libra can ultimately transcend governments and central banks.
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What would you learn about the nature of music, the limitations of certain instruments, or the qualities of art that transcend mediums?
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But in Seanan's case, and in the anthology as a whole, we managed to make it transcend the gimmickry of the idea.
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His journey from frustration through confusion to understanding is urgently felt and real, and human enough to transcend mere basketball-related use.
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Preventing bullying outside school Policies and programs need to transcend schools and reach the state level and federal agencies, the committee advised.
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However, he has pulled in huge crowds at rallies, saying he seeks to transcend the classic left-right divide in French politics.
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This is some transhumanists' dream, a future where we can completely trick out our bodies and transcend the limitations of human biology.
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Specifically, the show promoted the message that love and respect for one another's personhood should transcend differences in background and ideological discord.
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While there's no to way highlight every remarkable high school student, here are a few whose stories transcend mere grade point averages.
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While federal education debates increasingly fall along partisan lines, Indianapolis' mayoral leadership on education proves that city leaders can transcend political divides.
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If the films are catchy enough to transcend the cabin walls and catch fire on the internet, they serve as valuable advertising.
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Because they incriminate/expose our desire to exert control over our shared humanness, to transcend the limits of our bodies and ourselves.
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It must possess what experts call a 'spiritual' dimension to produce the added value needed to transcend mere monetary calculations of profitability.
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Yet, demanding a recall of a judge because of disagreement with a particular sentence has institutional implications that transcend a single case.
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We think that if we can embrace such technologies well, we can actually use it to transcend our geographical limitation and size.
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It is time for conscientious leaders to base future reforms on values that transcend party lines and will outlast the present moment.
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The United States wrestler Jordan Burroughs came to the Olympics expecting to build a legacy so great he could transcend his sport.
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Hearing someone else embody that pain, and then transcend it, is the reason we're drawn to great music in the first place.
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Now, with the premiere of the video for "DBSB," shot by Miggy, the guys are poised to fully transcend their web celebrity.
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The Christian identity and sense of fellowship it provides its largely young, smartphone-savvy parishioners is designed to transcend Sunday morning services.
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And that it the positive power of video games, to transcend the divisions that surround us in so many of our places.
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One of the unresolved questions clouding Mr. Bannon's vision to build an enduring populist movement is whether it can transcend Mr. Trump.
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Why look for meaning in everything when the entire point of the comedy exercise is to transcend meaning and responsibility and poignancy?
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He was a novelist, not a historian, with an intention to transcend facts in the interest of thematic weight and moral inquiry.
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Cummings, meanwhile, said he plans a two-lane process, combining attention to national issues that transcend Trump with scrutiny of the administration.
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Stranger Things' teenage love triangle, for instance, shouldn't work as well as it does, because all three characters barely transcend their stereotypes.
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Frank Bruni We don't talk a whole lot about class in America, where we prefer to pretend that we transcend such distinctions.
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I know it's fashionable to decry partisanship and pine for a political system run by common-sense leaders who transcend party labels.
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If Girls endures into the future, it will be because these qualities allowed it to transcend the political climate of the moment.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Hun Sen has expressed a personal affinity for President Trump that seems to transcend his antipathy for the United States.
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Ricky Klein of Groennfell Meadery keeps his business strictly apolitical, except when it comes to social issues that he believes transcend politics.
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And even if you're not a comic book fan, the short delivers laughs that transcend the realm of comic book insider geekery.
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The priorities and choices in this bill will transcend party affiliation, sweeping across a fertile populism that's decreasingly allegiant to party registration.
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Many of those alliances are likely to transcend partisan divisions, Ms. Pitney said, as states team up on matters of regional importance.
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It might be able to transcend some of those divides and be able to enhance community in a way that's more liberating.
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Under the CSA, provincial regulators increasingly recognize that regulatory violations transcend provincial and territorial borders, requiring a more cooperative approach towards enforcement.
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My subconscious and unexamined assumption was that the elderly transcend these desires because they become more stoic and sage-like over time.
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At the movies, we review "War for the Planet of the Apes" and look at other great performances that transcend special effects.
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Covering the stalemate under a thick layer of love talk won't be enough to transcend the troubles of the Franco-German relationship.
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We are going to set an example of how we can transcend political and racial lines for the good of the people.
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By placing these living sculptures in the spectator's everyday environment, they transcend that environment, and transform the way we see our cities.
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But while holographic productions might transcend the bounds of time and space, Donen admitted that the team had faced certain technical challenges.
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Trust me, I was on the receiving end of some of those votes, but he did understand that some principles transcend politics.
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After their first concert, my parents became Hip pros, traveling everywhere to see them, entranced by Gord's ability to transcend himself onstage.
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"It's a small community and issues especially around safety - but even mission success - kind of transcend the competitive piece of this," Bruno added.
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Our city was culturally and ethnically diverse, but we had a gang problem that seemed to transcend ethnic, cultural, or socio-economic boundaries.
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Career staff may view themselves as public servants, loyal to principles that transcend partisanship, but that's not the kind of loyalty Zinke wants.
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Certainly. It's likely, then, that these responses are so popular because they transcend, and thus briefly render irrelevant, 2018's tired viral economy.
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From Mississippi to Yamagata, Japan, work songs have been a way that humans have been able to transcend the overwhelming hardships of life.
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I create experiential installations that transcend into a fantastical worlds where life is paused for a moment and the viewer can discover nature.
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And so it's interesting to see, on this question at least, that the power of gender can still transcend the typical partisan divide.
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Mary and Tyce, who call themselves Duo Transcend, performed some death-defying acrobatics while suspended on a bar several feet above the stage.
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The high court, however, dismissed the tampering conviction, rejecting state prosecutors' arguments that the violations were "continuing" offences that transcend legal time bars.
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The nonfiction book delves into the world of transhumanists, or people who want to transcend the limits of the human body using technology.
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Antonio Cascos Chamizo: I was looking for a fictional situation that could work as platform to transcend the structure of our cultural preconceptions.
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Although towels are a year-round necessity, they truly shine during the summer — when they transcend their more simple bathroom or kitchen usage.
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When Dylan has the opportunity to transcend his (objectively cruel) teacher's words, he makes a choice in line with how she sees him.
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The aim of Dublin electronic music duo PolyGlove's songs on their new EP, On Tick, are no less than to help you transcend.
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Can the mind connect directly with artificial intelligence, robots and other minds through brain-computer interface (BCI) technologies to transcend our human limitations?
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Hearts create beings whose identities are always subject to change as their relationships change, that transcend gender, space, time, and any other categories.
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Radoslav Prochazka of the Siet ("Network") party, who claims to transcend traditional party politics, has already tarnished his reputation with unaccounted campaign bills.
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In Hornick's poems, animal forms, as well the figures in the paintings, transcend specific works and reappear in her discussion of other ones.
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The classic pattern has managed to transcend boundaries in a world of ever-changing styles, and recently, celebs can't get enough of it.
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Our conversation reminded me of something Dima Ustinov had said to me this spring, about the way we now transcend our physical forms.
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The paintings are on one hand typical of their post–Abstract Expressionist era, but on the other transcend it, largely through their complexity.
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I'm 27 which makes me a little bit older than most of my 18-22 year old classmates, but games transcend age groups.
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"The Good Wife" finally couldn't transcend the limits of broadcast TV — down to the pressure to give the audience what it's used to.
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The suggestions transcend age and can work for a variety of life stages, although odds are the "Frozen"-themed party will skew younger.
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As time goes by, certain musicians transcend their status as a mere pop star, and are gilded in music history forever as legends.
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Critical to the growth of the platform is user-generated content empowering people to transcend boundaries, make new relationships, and challenge power structures.
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They're so entrenched in their various positions—so convinced that their worldview should transcend everyone else's—that they're unwilling to meet anyone halfway.
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Then, in turn, he might struggle to turn his promise to transcend traditional party divides into a working majority for his En Marche!
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YouTube is where sex workers go to let their personalities shine, often in an attempt to transcend sexwork and become social media celebrities.
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Their ability to transport the listener to past and future experiences, emotions and places makes them transcend; to become more than a song.
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We ask great writers to transcend, and Vonnegut's best work surely does, but the law of diminishing returns applies to most posthumous publication.
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The book comes at a time of renewed energy within the feminist movement, and Ms. Alinejad believes that the book's themes transcend borders.
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In each case, a focused and delimited view of the catastrophe is offered, and this delimitation enables the images to transcend their subject.
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In place of development and dramatic tension, the play offers wooden dialogue that even the most seasoned members of the cast can't transcend.
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He thinks that Facebook's policies transcend today's chaos and that his decisions today will look like the right move in the long term.
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Darts continues to transcend its image as a pub game, with the biggest events filling small arenas and drawing big audiences on television.
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The state, in the form of the Party, proved to be one bourgeois concept that twentieth-century Communist regimes found impossible to transcend.
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There could be a simple reason why Beto O'Rourke keeps citing his mother's political leanings: his election will have to transcend party politics.
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"Kaine came in with the explicit intent to try to help transcend the racial divide in Richmond, and he did that," Holsworth said.
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If you can cover a song that's arguably better than the original it just means that you know how to transcend your emotion.
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But any notion of norms, standards, or restraints that transcend partisanship, that apply equally to all tribes, has all but vanished from consideration.
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The Olympics "indulge precisely what they claim to transcend: the world's basest instinct for tribalism," wrote the historian David Clay Large, in 2016.
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"I do think that beauty has the ability to transcend a lot of consumption barriers that you have within other industries," Dong says.
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Superhero stories, like other pieces of art, have the ability to transcend real-world partisanship, allowing everyone to take part in authoritarian-esque fantasies.
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Finally, the configuration of weaponized apparatuses, deployments, and structures in "Autel pour Yemaya" seems to transcend the old dichotomy between technology and the natural.
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One of the most delightful things about Game of Thrones as a television show is its ability to transcend the format of the novel.
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His achievements transcend complex social boundaries, and help point the way for all scientists to brighten and refine the shadowy corners of human understanding.
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"I took acid and mushrooms / I did not transcend, I felt like a walking piece of shit / In a stupid looking jacket," he hums.
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Macron, a pro-European former economy minister, aims to transcend the traditional left-right divide in French politics and reduce public spending and taxes.
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"The meeting exposed that the heightening geopolitical tension between Saudi Arabia and Iran continues to transcend into the oil market...," Barclays said on Monday.
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But through video chat, gaming can transcend the digital and become a new way to make memories with friends — no matter where they are.
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For example, Dee Rees's Pariah, a critically acclaimed coming-of-age story about lesbianism that's more candid about gender dissidence, didn't transcend indie circuits.
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Rothenberg was later caught up in several lawsuits, including one from Transcend VR for fraud and breach of contract, which ended in a settlement.
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In 1887, Russian inventor Dmitri Mendeleev took a ride in a hot air balloon to transcend terrestrial challenges (again, clouds) and observe the eclipse.
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Though it was just an hour set with no time for an encore in the tight festival schedule, it managed to transcend the ordinary.
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And then, of course, there are the songs like "Kiss" and "1999" that are such big hits that they transcend earthly ideas of popularity.
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Another, named "Emma" (after Gustave Flaubert's tragic protagonist in "Madame Bovary", who wanted to transcend the banality of domesticity), is a disembodied round belly.
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Milestones (1958) and Kind of Blue (19683), on which they're joined by alto player Julian "Cannonball" Adderley, are iconic works that transcend the genre.
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Both Riefenstahl and Chick raise perennial and unsolvable problems about the relationship between content and form: Can art transcend the intentions of the artist?
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The high stakes transcend Iran, weakening our negotiating position with North Korea in the first case or our power of coercion in the second.
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In my mind what we are really doing will transcend what can be contained in a physical product, the thing with atoms and such.
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The rollout of Amazon Alexa-enabled devices that transcend the Echo continues to grow, this time with its first touchscreen video device called Nucleus.
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And the repercussions of a company whose services transcend borders being forced to conform to a state law like this could be far-reaching.
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And in 2012, Google appointed Ray Kurzweil, a futurist who believes artificial intelligence will soon allow humans to transcend biology, as an engineering director.
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And there's a lot of people in the biohacking community, people who think they can use technology to hack their bodies to transcend death.
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The DPP's electoral defeat therefore carries far larger consequences that transcend the island itself, including major implications for both China and the United States.
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The looks are expected to hark back to the 1980s and feature shirtdresses, well-defined, generous cuts, ruffles and clothes that transcend the seasons.
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" Trump signed an executive order on Saturday restructuring the NSC as "security threats facing the United States in the 21st Century transcend international boundaries.
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In one, an amulet is strung over her closed eyes, her head slightly upturned, skyward, as though she is transcendent, or hoping to transcend.
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Transhumanism is a political and philosophical movement that says humans can transcend our bodies with the help of technology and effectively become immortal beings.
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Listening is among Hassell's finest work and emblematic of his approach to music, one that seeks to transcend distinction between genre and culture alike.
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It's Morris' focus on Eric's obsession with truth rather than the procedural details of a true crime documentary that makes Wormwood transcend the genre.
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His authoritarianism threatens libertarian ideals as well as progressive ones, he's personally repugnant in ways that transcend politics, and his incompetence endangers us all.
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Portman's performance is a compelling high-wire act, at once combative and vulnerable, as her character tries to transcend a life defined by death.
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This emphasis on immigrant excellence makes political sense, but it leaves out those who have not been able to transcend their own desperate circumstances.
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To read a single Wodehouse sentence is to enter an alternate universe: a zero-gravity caperscape of aristocratic bumbling that seems to transcend time.
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The understanding of wife is one I inherited, and despite all my efforts I was not able to transcend or redefine it for myself.
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But I do know that it will begin with each of us finding the strength to let love and hope transcend hate and grievance.
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A sophisticated operation Some also believe that the indictments present a risk that existing negative Nigerian stereotypes may now transcend education and income barriers.
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I was fascinated by that idea that one design, one shape, could transcend time, and be made new just by different patterns and colors.
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A whole generation was pumped and primed to tune in, turn on and transcend the whole dreary space-time continuum as we knew it.
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Rothenberg was later caught up in several lawsuits, including one from Transcend VR for fraud and breach of contract, which ended in a settlement.
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"Both show exemplary technical control, combined with the ability to let go of that control and transcend technique," he writes in the exhibition catalog.
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Like Mr. Fischer, who created a boom in chess in the United States, Mr. Carlsen has star power that seems to transcend the game.
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Will Trump survive the investigation, transcend the political squabbling to connect with the electorate, and lead the Republicans to gains in the 2018 midterms?
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Because of these young leaders, I remain optimistic about building a future where we can transcend the partisanship that George Washington warned us of.
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John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign — said that while Greenberg's article focused on Clinton's 2016 campaign, some of the themes transcend last year's presidential race.
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But if Democrats can win this, it will show that Trump's influence cannot transcend the unpopularity of some of the country's most conservative leaders.
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But those thighs allowed her to thrive as a professional cyclist, and her story has inspired so many to transcend their own perceived weaknesses.
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Some issues transcend economics, and I will not in good conscience support a president who seems to hate Americans who don't look like him.
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We did both, aggressively imploring Democrats to send a message in Trump's backyard, while talking to all voters about issues that transcend partisan politics.
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Focus on the shared experiences of family and kin and remember that we have shared experiences and values as Americans that transcend political party.
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Fanciful mysticism and anchoring reality coexist less comfortably in "How to Transcend a Happy Marriage" than they do in other works by Ms. Ruhl.
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He has been described as a blunt but pragmatic military officer whose assessment of threats to the border and views on immigration transcend partisanship.
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We need to transcend our political divide, protect families and shelter the lives of our most vulnerable children: babies born to mothers in prison.
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The former asks who we are in the eyes of others, while the latter asks whether we can ever transcend how others perceive us.
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Odd, I thought — then again maybe this was the power of popular culture, and some songs can transcend the differences between oppressor and oppressed.
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But even as 4G continues to evolve, work has begun on the next generation — 5G — that will transcend the limitations of the current standard.
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A consequence of this is that it is impossible for an observer to transcend the Cauchy horizon without being destroyed (more on this later).
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He rails against his thwarted aspirations and inability to transcend his hometown, Olba, set on a marshy lagoon in the shadows of abandoned construction projects.
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She says the effects of this could ultimately transcend the workplace, despite the fact that burnout can only be diagnosed due to work-related issues.
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How are you able to transcend those circumstances, look beyond the process of making it, to see it objectively for the album that it became?
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The visual elements of Transcendence are as important as the music itself, and we're really excited about creating stunning videos that encourage others to transcend!
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Because this is fashion we're talking about: the forward-thinking, imaginative, protective armor that has the power to transcend anything and everything in its way.
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To seize the opportunity, however, Hillary Clinton will need to transcend the limits of a "populist" message based on identity politics, economic victimhood and redistribution.
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Our independence as a nation is inseparable from our interdependence as a people -- and now more than ever, we must transcend our tribalism to survive.
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In this week's roundup of interesting and unusual photo essays, we look at how some experiences transcend culture and time, for better or for worse.
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The EU would transcend national rivalries with a series of nested identities in which you could be Catholic, Alsatian, French and European all at once.
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"But despite some late-breaking attempts to right the ship, neither the show's punchlines nor its characters are sharp enough to transcend their clichéd foundations."
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Spiritually, you seek to transcend the veil between life and death, while Taurus seeks to savor life and achieve contentment in the here and now.
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" This view was echoed by the marketing director of the straw manufacturer, Transcend Packaging, who told BBC Radio Wales that the product was "100% recyclable.
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Whether or not you agree depends on how liable you are to believe Colorado's assertion that Tapia's skills and makeup transcend the way they're packaged.
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"Transhumanism" is a relatively new word for the very old belief that humans can transcend the limitations of our mortal bodies, perhaps even mortality itself.
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Dada was explicitly political in its attempts to transcend preconceived notions about reality by shocking viewers into questioning the nature of art and modern life.
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But I also saw a lot that was incredibly familiar, and little that assured me that Destiny 2 would transcend the limitations of its predecessor.
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The 39-year-old centrist has promised to transcend the traditional right-left political divide that has allowed vested interests to block fundamental economic reforms.
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They transcend the genre's tropes of alien invasions and overly intelligent robots, instead presenting us a new way to consider our future — and our present.
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I don't just use the technology of 3D printing but also look at how I can flirt with it, how I can transcend its limitations.
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Many of the stories in The Art of the Affair sound at first like vintage tabloid gossip, but they manage to quickly transcend that register.
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The programme's contradictions—camp and sincere, profound and silly, slapstick and mundane—enable it to transcend differences of geography, income and generation like few others.
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In 28503, for the first time in years, the hardliners managed to transcend internal squabbles and field a single presidential candidate, the cleric Ebrahim Raisi.
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Interactions with students from abroad will be more and more important as Americans prepare for an economy that will increasingly transcend national boundaries and cultures.
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The genre's success has come to transcend national borders and geographic regions, which is a far cry from its criminalization in the 1980s and '90s.
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That is largely because issues of fairness transcend economics and thrust us into the realm of political philosophy, where agreement is all the more difficult.
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Thomas' exclusion has led many to question the political motivations of its curators in an institution that should transcend the partisan politics of the present.
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Indeed, it's a move that might win over the minority of older voters who are Democrats, since complaints about these kids today transcend ideological lines.
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This, of course, was an exhausting dance, so I began to think about ways to transcend it and jump off this chess-board of duality.
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Ali did not transcend race: He is race, a Muslim who used religion as a way to change the world in a wholly positive way.
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But some social-media needs transcend generations, as Islands' makers discovered, and chat apps could end up building new Facebooks for their Facebook-averse users.
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The show includes works dating to the 1910s, a recognition that moving image technology has always been turned on itself to critique and transcend technology.
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With those drips, Taylor makes the case for painting as an enduring visual symbol, one that can transcend the illustration of this moment in time.
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"I did what I was required to do and what needed to be done based on principles & values that must always transcend party," she wrote.
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That way, he said, a company can transcend the fickle and uncontrollable emotions that dominate the 24-hour news cycles and waves of Twitter outrage.
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Harper (Zoey Deutch, charming) and Charlie (Glen Powell, unable to transcend his character's smarmy game face) meet semi-cute working late, fetching their bosses' dinners.
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A number of our recommendations would yield benefits that transcend safety, promoting student well-being and social and emotional growth — and, consequently, better academic performance.
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For his part, Mr. Richardson has said he hopes to find the next big name to transcend the boundary of street art and fine art.
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We are looking for contemporary art projects that transcend the traditional understanding of public art to transform the Woodward Corridor into a spectacular nighttime landscape.
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Some games transcend the calendar; evergreen titles like the Mario franchise have long sales tails post-release, so their actual publication date may matter less.
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I believe that our ability to create history, to transcend generations via our extraordinary prosthetic equivalents of memory, is the most remarkable thing about us.
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In each of these cases, Mr. Bannon's preferred outcome was thwarted by rather ordinary political forces, the same ones he promised to circumvent and transcend.
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That Commissioner Barkow's work evidences a deep appreciation for, and commitment to, constitutional principles that transcend political affiliation is perhaps unsurprising given her distinctive background.
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The envoys have been instructed to emphasize areas of shared cooperation, which transcend any comments that may have been made by the President, officials said.
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There is no attempt to enlist virtuosity to transcend the instrument, to make a piano sound either happy or sad according to a recognizable code.
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Kayla K. from Philadelphia was affected by Mr. Sleyon's and Ms. Guttman's ability to transcend age and race: I honestly think their story is beautiful.
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After all, if the goal is to transcend yourself and cross boundaries, few things will help you on your way as speedily as Old Overholt.
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In his review for The Times, Ben Kenigsberg wrote that the film "exemplifies how small judgments in pace, performance and soundtrack can transcend modest trappings."
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And a single nuclear strike by one of these players could trigger effects that transcend national borders and threaten the very survival of civilization itself.
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It's that very specific combination of weather and music that allows us to transcend our current situation, to go anywhere, to know anything is possible.
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The composition's flickering, staccato repetitions create the impression of a rolling bacchanalia where human forms transcend their fleshiness and extend themselves through motorized re-embodiment.
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There are also devices like the Surface and the iPad Pro that transcend all labels — something I will have to explore in a separate article.
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But from basket top handle silhouettes to functional, beach-friendly totes, crochet has proven itself to transcend beyond your grandma's flimsy and worn out afghan quilts.
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In the tube, these bi-phase formulas — which comes in two shades called Ignite, a deep berry, and Transcend, the pink shown here — look seriously pigmented.
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It may even be fair to ask whether successes like Walmart and McDonald's are leading indicators of American decline rather than capitalism's ability to transcend it.
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One of the many perks of being human (upright walking, big brains, we can win awards) is our ability to transcend the limits of our senses.
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And if you don't panic or try to escape the feeling, everything will remain as it is, and eventually, you will be able to transcend it.
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Regardless of what happens with the North American Free Trade Agreement, the U.S., Canada and Mexico have energy ties that transcend borders and go back decades.
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One of the through-the-looking-glass upsides of Trump's behavior is that he is so outrageously awful that he is beginning to transcend partisan politics.
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The liberation movement has many detractors, particularly among right-wing Catholics who see it as unnecessarily politicizing a religion whose concerns should transcend individual political issues.
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Then it came time to drink the chicha to transcend normal human existence, allowing oneself to rise closer to the gods and closer to existential awareness.
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I like a lot of art from the '90s, and I feel like a lot of it is timeless in the way the feelings transcend time.
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The clockwork terror of futile life of knowing and failing, living and dying, is so powerful that I'm afraid I won't be able to transcend it.
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Deborah Winshel, boss of BlackRock Impact, points to the transfer of wealth to women and the young, whose investment goals, she says, transcend mere financial returns.
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Time after time, we have seen that great stories transcend borders and that an individual's tastes are complex and multifaceted, going well beyond basic demographic attributes.
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But it's hard not to imagine that it was in part the way Moonlight centers masculinity that helped the film and its actors transcend niche status.
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That attitude was directly at odds with a Christian worldview that sees human beings as partly spiritual creatures that should transcend the desires of the flesh.
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Red Velvet The Perfect Red VelvetIrene, Seulgi, Wendy, Joy and Yeri delight at every turn with expressive and powerful vocals, telling stories that transcend language barriers.
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This piece was strong enough to transcend the technologies used and speak to the deeper human condition — something new-media works aspire to but rarely achieve.
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Or, she could elevate issues that have the potential to transcend ideology, such as expanded access to preschool, which has attracted support from some Republican governors.
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One aim of the DIF is to create universal protocols for identity verification — similar to global standards for financial transactions, or DNS protocols, which transcend borders.
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Why it matters: It underscores that the DACA debacle — and immigration reform as a whole — is the rare issue that can transcend partisan lines in Washington.
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That's just scratching the surface of the kinds of things Bert and Ernie do that seem to transcend the normal bounds of friendship and being roommates.
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The e-books transcend the concept of simply tinkering with electronics and instead help you build the skills and vernacular to work in the IoT space.
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The young man who'd been denounced as a traitor was transformed into the iconic figure of our time, a compassionate figure who seems to transcend race.
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Our recent study shows that the foreign policy of lawmakers are shaped less by partisan identity than by one of three archetypal worldviews that transcend party.
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But the work done to transcend those trappings here is immense, and Queer Eye delivers an answer to that referendum that none of us were expecting.
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Franklin Roosevelt managed to transcend his patrician upbringing to emerge as a genuine champion of the "little man" — and to become enormously popular while doing it.
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If Republicans are unanimous, votes from at least 15 Senate and 49 House Democrats are needed, but a well-crafted proposal should transcend this bare minimum.
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If the nation's pundits say it enough, perhaps the phrase will transcend its cliche status and become an observable phenomenon at the bottom of the league.
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Avoiding this major disaster demands that Congress, the agency, and all stakeholders transcend old biases and rethink what a sustainable 21st century Postal Service should be.
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From there I came up with a world where people might need the ability to control seismic energy in ways that transcend the laws of physics.
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Difference challenges us, and so does community: It requires that we put ego aside and commit to values that transcend our individual tastes, wants, and needs.
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Edmund Burke called this the "moral imagination," the idea that our ethics should transcend our own personal experience and embrace the dignity of the human race.
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However, he was able to transcend the natural human instincts of fight or flight, and direct this energy into a powerful and effective force for change.
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That's all because they're one of those bands who transcend their genre—largely because they created the whole damn thing—and the era they formed in.
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If you haven't had cheese curds, they kind of transcend our lexicon of bombness, but, for all intents and purposes, consider them bite-sized mozzarella sticks.
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Italian football not only shaped them as players, but also proved to be a formative experience which saw them transcend their status as callow young men.
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"How To Transcend a Happy Marriage" tracks two couples following a younger, polyamorous woman into a partying spree; Ms. Ruhl's longtime collaborator Rebecca Taichman will direct.
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What if we're talking about issues instead of candidates — issues that may often be associated with the left or the right but that also transcend politics?
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"That is how he wants people to see him, as a martyr who wishes to transcend in history, but I don't buy it," Mr. Basaldúa said.
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However, under his own words this is not something that can be tolerated for the highest medal for a civilian because those actions transcend this award.
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Grace — Jesus's salvific forgiveness — provides an avenue by which the sinner can transcend the sinful human condition, something no human being can do on their own.
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For dishes to last over time, must they transcend the culture of their birth, enter other kitchens and find a place on the tables of strangers?
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There are certain songs throughout history that transcend into anthems, music that captures the current moment, but also propels it forward or challenges the status quo.
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In some bad movies, a consolation prize comes when the actors are able to transcend, or just steamroll, the weak material and serve up performance pleasures.
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Today he works at a Cabela&aposs store, one of an increasing number of Santas setting up shop in retail spaces that transcend the traditional mall.
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But the British Museum, custodian of the marbles, has ruled out returning them, saying "the sculptures are part of everyone's shared heritage and transcend cultural boundaries".
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Read: Lebanese band Mashrou' Leila say they won't stop singing for human rights Beyond metal music Abirafeh believes that Slave to Sirens' impact will transcend music.
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She weds a technocrat's love of details with an idealist's expansive gaze, befitting an assignment with concrete local responsibilities and ceremonial obligations that transcend New York.
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For any believer in humankind's instinct to transcend boundaries, the Voyager 1986 and Voyager 2 space probes, and the NASA team that produced them, inspire awe.
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He told CNN he would convene board members this week to see if there's a way to "transcend" the partisan battles that have followed the tragedy.
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The Bugis ethnic group on Sulawesi island for instance traditionally recognizes five genders, including one that is said to "transcend", or combine, the female and male.
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They must transcend their aversion to spending money and increase taxes on wealthy people to secure the revenue to build more infrastructure and bolster government programs.
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This, perhaps, is the most psychologically disheartening part of the American dream: Achieving it doesn't necessarily mean we can "transcend" racial stereotypes about who we are.
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In some ways, it can feel quite minor, though certain moments—the melodic elegance of "Highlights," the lo-fi Timbo slouch of "Feedback"—transcend their surroundings.
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GG's comics transcend a straightforward plot: in all her works, scenes of everyday life are quietly and abruptly disturbed by elements of physical or psychological horror.
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And inside its veins runs something vital and alive and different — at once indebted to its inspirations and ready to find a way to transcend them.
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What do you say to those who see this as a quixotic quest for immortality, just the latest example of humanity trying to transcend its condition?
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So since 1997 I've been thinking "Semi-Charmed Life" is just a sunny beam of commercial alt-rock about striving to transcend feelings of general dissatisfaction.
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Understanding how we transcend our tribal nature—particularly in the presence of technologies encouraging tribalism—will be one of the most important innovations of the 21st century.
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Yet the genius of King and the larger civil rights movement is in unleashing the power of ideas that transcend political leaders, democratic institutions, even nation-states.
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Also featured will be fellow season 13 finalists: comedians Vicki Barbolak and Samuel J. Comroe as well as violinist Brian King Joseph and trapeze couple Duo Transcend.
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Erlich's work intrudes into public space with illusions created from ordinary things like staircases, elevators, and swimming pools, which then transcend their entertaining aspect with deeper inferences.
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That offers a good indication of the future of emoji: a way to transcend language as we know it, toward a global culture and form of communication.
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He sees it, he comprehends it; it's just that Ellis believes so deeply that he is so tremendously good at basketball that he can transcend all that.
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Why is it that Kim used reality TV to somehow transcend the small screen, while Tiffany's experience in reality TV grounded her in TV and gifs only?
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Lindsay Lou "Keep On Going" There's a specific cluster of things that make songs by '60s artists like The Band so enjoyable (and help them transcend generations).
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For much of his presidency, Obama tried to see the best in his Republican opponents — to compromise with them, to transcend the "red and blue America" dichotomy.
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Her ability to poke fun at herself helped her transcend the (misogynist) backlash that had framed her as one of the most disliked celebrities in the country.
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These issues transcend country borders and are often deeply interconnected, meaning you have to look beyond your own place in the world to really understand global inequalities.
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Even after we learn that Bennett built a model for her painting, the results transcend the source, pushing the scene into an uncanny place that invites speculation.
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The Five Star Movement (M5S), which claims to transcend left-right divisions, promised a universal basic income of €780 ($920) per month, which would require huge outlays.
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I kinda doubt Asciidots will transcend its "esolang" status, but esolangs often have the benefit of forcing programmers to look at their work from a new perspective.
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He compares the occasional transcendence of performing live—"you stop becoming yourself, you transcend your body and mind"—to the state of mind of oracles in Ladakh.
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Or they did, until artist and professional restorer Amy Douglas began repairing broken ones and transforming them into works that transcend the high art/folk art divide.
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The Norwegian professor at the University of Hawaii and Transcend Peace University is recognized as the 'founding father' of peace and conflict studies as a scientific discipline.
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It's why antiquarian tomes, superseded by our shift to the digitization of information, now transcend the sum of their parts to become highly valuable items for collectors.
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That would have my vote, but I suspect not many others, since elite sport is interested in the limits of humanity and our capacity to transcend them.
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"Social entrepreneurship is a product of this new digital age, empowering males and females alike to transcend traditional physical boundaries and express themselves on a global stage."
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For me, it's really exciting to look at telling a story of two characters that on some level were able to transcend that fear, without sentimentalizing it.
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If Trump declines the golden toilet, by implication he would seem to believe that there are things (such as van Gogh paintings) that transcend money and commerce.
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Like many international organizations, Interpol claims to uphold values that transcend partisan politics, and like many international organizations, it is largely dominated by the maneuvering of realpolitik.
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It is therefore vital that politicians like Ms. Harris reorient their view of economic goods to transcend work productivity and to include human dignity, family and community.
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This was about important things that transcend any one president: competing views for the shape of our society, and how the new Democratic Party intends to compete.
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"Think the foods, the drugs, and the turbo-charged secular growth stories that can transcend the entire business cycle, which there are very, very few," he said.
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The Paige Verdugo Transcend Ultra Skinny Jeans are made with ultra-luxe, last-forever denim that's as comfortable to wear as leggings and as chic as trousers.
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But what's most distinctive about Montreal's food scene is creative but unpretentious cooking that artfully melds and builds upon classic European traditions in order to transcend them.
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Legislators from both parties have credited the institute and its cost-benefit analyses with helping them transcend partisan gridlock and make fact-based budget and policy decisions.
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It seems that Ashford either is saying that the aesthetic gesture can transcend history, or he is pointing to the failure of that gesture to do so.
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So I think that's why they work well in terms of ghost stories; the idea that a relationship between two people can transcend death is very meaningful.
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It's a family run joint in a brick converted mechanic's garage in a not-great part of town, but the food and the vibes transcend all barriers.
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By the numbers: It's not just about politics — Mexico is on track to pass 30,000 murders this year, which would transcend its record for murders last year.
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Husband and wife trapeze performers Mary and Tyce, known as "Duo Transcend," were performing their routine when she slipped through his hands and fell to the ground.
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Amanda Carpenter, a CNN commentator, said sexual harassment accusations against both Democratic and Republican politicians are a reminder that the response to such misconduct should transcend politics.
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And while increasingly popular worries about cosmopolitan elites and economic globalization can sometimes transcend the most noxious anti-Semitism, talk of cultural Marxism is inseparable from it.
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Billed as a "liturgical dance" for St. Mark's Church, the work juxtaposes a kind of physical severity with stillness in its attempt to evoke and transcend death.
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Confronted with serious and credible allegations against Judge Kavanaugh, Republican lawmakers could have seized the moment to reassure anxious women that they realized some issues transcend partisanship.
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If anyone qualifies as American royalty, it is surely Oprah, with her ability to transcend race and background, and her great gift for openness and emotional candor.
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Though Mr Eggers has created era-specific spooks for modern audiences, he also manages to transcend the usual confines of both period dramas and the horror genre.
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" The descriptions are incomparable, even as the setting itself remains ineffable: "The physical landscape is baffling in its ability to transcend whatever we would make of it.
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The dismay and the disgust with any attempts to interfere with the efforts of prosecutors and members of the judiciary to fulfill their duty should transcend party.
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Carr's novel raises our empathy for all the young adults living on the street and gives us hope that they, like Riggle, will somehow transcend and survive.
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Article of the Day Article: No License Plates Here: Using Art to Transcend Prison Walls Before Reading Listen to this podcast about the guitar maker Richard Vincent.
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"You have to really want the relationship and love your partner in a way that moves you to transcend yourself," Guralnik tells one husband and wife pair.
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"We somehow managed to compliment and bolster each other in our mission to transcend mediocrity," Mr. Watts-Russell wrote in a personal remembrance on the label's site.
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The new show's three young stars are, so far, likable but unexceptional, and Mr. Bratt and Queen Latifah are solid but don't really transcend their underwritten parts.
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Those who are able to rise from poverty and become wealthy often found mentors with success beliefs that enabled them to transcend their circumstances and become wealthy.
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When Caroline Randall Williams's book of poetry "Lucy Negro, Redux" was published in 2015, she hoped its words would transcend the pages on which they were printed.
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Like her friend Chris Marker, she made movies that didn't so much transcend genre categories as ignore them altogether, finding possibilities for expression outside the usual classifications.
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The idea that dressing a certain way will help African Americans transcend racism has persisted for generations, in spite of the fact that it is just not true.
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" FROM COINAGE: The Real Cost of Going to Coachella Of the characters, Worsham explains that they wanted to represent those who use "their art to transcend their circumstances.
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While Mel B and Mandel sided with Mary and Tyce Nielsen of Duo Transcend, Klum and Cowell showed their support for the 70 talented children, ages 5-17.
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From the beginning of her career, she has used the power of theater to transcend personal experience by allowing us to share deeply in the worlds of others.
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Refracting the past through the present, Winterson links automation, A.I., cryonics, and sexbots to the human yearning to transcend the aging, mortal bodies that we are born into.
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Her shamelessness is one of the things that sets her apart from mere mortals: Her ability to ignore and transcend the rules that govern most of our lives.
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Simien says it even allowed white audiences to relate more to the black character, something that was vital for it to transcend having one type of core audience.
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It sounds wise and clever, as if I could transcend the shittiness of the situation, like a spirit moving outside of a body, looking down from a remove.
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"We want to transcend what I think is a very common perception — or misconception — of what VR is, which is tech and gaming," says Dreamscape CEO Bruce Vaughn.
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Now Transcend VR, as first reported in The Wall Street Journal, is suing the venture capitalist on allegations of fraud, breach of contract and deceptive diversion of funds.
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When the accelerator drops to the floor, a gateway opens in front of the Bentley, allowing it to transcend space and time as it exceeds posted speed limits.
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"Even you can't transcend the boringness of that kind of guest," the person wrote, also in reference to Ripa's Live with Kelly and Ryan co-host Ryan Seacrest.
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"Sweet Country" is an origin story of sorts for the racial traumas that transcend generations, showing how English settlers in the 19th century treated indigenous people as serfs.
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And On the Beach, which turns 45 this week, managed to transcend that pessimism, and lives on as a not-so-cult favorite among critics and fans alike.
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If these A.I. assistants are meant to lead us into the future, why not transcend gender entirely— perhaps a voice could be ambiguously gendered, or shift between genders?
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"Bana's experiences and message transcend the headlines and pierce through the political noise and debates to remind us of the human cost of war and displacement," she said.
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A man who seems to transcend his own existence, both online and IRL, has for some reason found purpose in helping Google build out a meaningful social platform.
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It's on these two albums that Longstreth's voice is the most carefree and wild; less an art project than a yelp that tries to transcend space and time.
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Old housing laws that ghettoized minorities and barred them from educational and professional opportunities limited their ability to transcend their economic class -- and have lasting effects, even today.
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Things have already gone so far that the depressive economic impact of the Catalonian quest for independence will transcend Spain's 12 percent share of the euro area's economy.
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Even then, the creative talent that allows Unsane to transcend into a true conduit of the stark and ugly reality of women's abuse is lead actress Claire Foy.
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The I.O.C.'s action to field a refugee team is an example of the Games' spirit at its best — using sport to transcend politics and promote human dignity.
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It will also depend on recordkeepers' willingness to transcend competitive pressures and cooperate so participants can enjoy expanded portability — first, for small savings, and later, for all savings.
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Many Enlightenment thinkers recognized that progress is a provisional faith, precisely because they knew how closely belief in progress resembled the very religion they otherwise wanted to transcend.
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Other hotels transcend the rest and are considered the most famous hotels in the world, like California's Beverly Hills Hotel, Nevada's Caesars Palace, and New York's Plaza Hotel.
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Instead, we need to transcend our differences by understanding the motivations, fears and dreams of communities outside our own, and to unite ourselves by engaging in meaningful dialogue.
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Suddenly, a show about a killer's whimsical side project morphed into a tragicomedy about the torments of a man who can't transcend or escape the life he's chosen.
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But Mr. Dershowitz seems to be reveling in his pariah status, pointing to it as proof that he is committed to defending constitutional principles that transcend partisan politics.
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Only one idea interests the director, Paul Weitz (adapting Ann Patchett's 2001 novel with Anthony Weintraub): the power of music to transcend difference and locate our common humanity.
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One common reaction to the dangerous excesses of nationalism has been to forgo the need for any form of collective identity, exhorting people to transcend tribal allegiances completely.
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Meanwhile, Harry Styles of One Direction is reinventing himself as a serious rock star, one who appreciates his old fan base but is also beginning to transcend it.
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The difficulty of assimilating these images with an idea of the Moon founded only in its naked-eye visage would, I suspect, have been nearly impossible to transcend.
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"There's very few players that transcend and become superstars even in pop culture in our country, and certainly the Dominican Republic," Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said on Monday.
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Genre movies are something of a rarity in the main slate, but Ms. Denis's daring, dialectical sensibility, her shrewd fusion of the visceral and the cerebral, transcend genre.
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The authorities, the infrastructure entities initially devised to transcend politics, spread accountability so thin that the elected officials who stack them with appointees get to bob and weave.
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If the human spirit is there, and there are needs and desires in a community, if it can organize, it always has the opportunity to transcend federal policies.
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The disgust over Stone's brazen lies to Congress and efforts to impede an investigation into critical national security issues "should transcend party," Jackson said repeatedly at the hearing.
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For Greene this impulse has taken the form of a lifetime devotion to mathematics and physics, of the search for laws and truths that transcend time and place.
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But like Napoleon, Mr. Macron, who calls himself a pragmatic centrist, says he will transcend the left-right partisanship that has so bedeviled French politics over recent decades.
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Past impeachments have shown that senators can indeed transcend petty political instincts when their names are called, not just by the clerk but by history, and rightly so.
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UMNO's affirmative action policies may have reached a dead-end, but even if the opposition hopes to transcend Malaysia's ethnic politics, it simply cannot do so right now.
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"I always try to make a statement when I walk out on the court — to be bold and to be unique and to kind of transcend," said Williams.
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Nonetheless, while the two countries appear poised to work together to support the energy market next year, Novak also said cooperation would likely transcend into other areas too.
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The suede, pointed-toe flat is a timeless style that will transcend all other shoes in your closet, meaning you'll be able to wear them years from now.
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This piece is part of our Dimension Defying Series, in which we explore artists who, like the Marvel character Doctor Strange, transcend physical, dimensional, perceptual, and conceptual limitations.
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Against that backdrop, British diplomats have emphasized that in areas such as security and intelligence, the two countries have deep ties whose durability and importance transcend individual leaders.
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But there are bureaucrats who transcend the constraints of their environment, who find a way to do what's right or who walk away in protest if they can't.
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Presidential candidates typically offer a theory of change: In recent years, George W. Bush promised to "change the tone" in Washington, while Barack Obama suggested he could transcend partisanship.
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The favourite in opinion polls to win power on May 7 is now Macron, who is ardently pro-European and seeks to transcend traditional left-versus-right political cleavages.
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Fortunately, Futura's design helped it transcend its national origin and tumultuous political climate, becoming a font that represented not only the forefront of design, but the entire planet Earth.
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His team mates Mookie Betts and slugger J.D. Martinez do not transcend the sport in the way that Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez and David Ortiz did before their retirements.
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Arranged exclusively for strings, Orange is a masterclass in tension and resolve, expansive melodies shrinking into themselves to reveal the details that transcend the moments in which they're performed.
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These "studio notes," as Whitten called them, reveal him to be a deeply sensitive man at war with himself and the sociopolitical structures he hoped his painting could transcend.
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"My conclusion about Mr. Trump's unsuitability for office is based on his disregard for the precept of treating others with respect, an idea that should transcend politics," she writes.
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Many of those shows were truly awful (remember The Briefcase?), but the best ones managed to transcend reality-show schadenfreude to become something genuinely enjoyable in their own right.
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Can you talk about the restorative power of music to transcend the darkness of our current world, and how psychedelic music has always held that place in chaotic times?
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To transcend the sphere of sport and be canonised forever in popular culture – a la Maradona, Cruyff, Hagi or Weah – is a privilege only granted to a select few.
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The intent of Ethereum is to transcend those limitations by creating a blockchain protocol with its own native programming language, which enables any application to be written on top.
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But, in football as much as in life, those who transcend these prejudices and work hard to overcome them are those who emerge as victors in the long run.
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" The army's leadership, added Halbertal, "is trying to transcend this war of all against all and impose moral order on chaos rather than inflame it for narrow political gains.
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Numbers offer the sheen of objectivity; algorithms seem to "transcend morality," as O'Neil put it, when in fact they only obfuscate the human assumptions that go into creating them.
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THE MUSIC OF STRANGERS: YO-YO MA AND THE SILK ROAD ENSEMBLE A documentary about Mr. Ma's ensemble, which exists to celebrate music's ability to transcend culture and geography.
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She has aligned her political identity so closely to the national interest that she cannot weigh in on matters that transcend politics, such as the integrity of our elections.
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Global health—public and private sector initiatives around health issues that transcend national borders, like climate change, obesity, flash pandemics, and antibiotic resistance—rarely surfaced during the presidential campaign.
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Graduation was different in the fact that it built more onto Ye's will to transcend because getting comfortable—either musically or socially—wouldn't have been very Kanye of him.
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Or maybe it's the simple fact that the brand has proven to be a good long-term investment: Its weather-resistant combat boots transcend fashion trends season after season.
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Moreover, wines from good producers are fascinating to try in every sort of vintage, simply to taste how the conditions are expressed and how wines can sometimes transcend them.
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When they're too dependent on photography, his characters can't transcend the particular; when they become too generalized, or his ideas too transparent, viewers lose the connection with his paintings.
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By interacting with a remarkably diverse spiritual community, D'Aoust says she's been able to grow and push herself in order to transcend the limits of her own creative expression.
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So it was moving to see how music can transcend the wall that currently separates California from Tijuana, as American and Mexican musicians gathered on both sides on Jan.
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Neo, the film's protagonist, faced a critical moment when he realized he was not alone and then learned to transcend the bounds of the society he was born into.
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But the hope among all the Democrats involved in developing and promoting the donation idea was that the issue of taxes and helping New Jersey taxpayers would transcend politics.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions' face confirmed his pleasure with Kavanaugh was great enough for him to transcend the months of insults and attacks to celebrate Trump's good pick. Sen.
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Presidents Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama all sought to win over independent voters with promises to make bipartisan agreements and transcend the bitter fights of the 1960s.
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My teachers treated me with a softness and patience that I needed, but they also pushed me hard; they wanted me to go to college, to transcend my life.
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That you will be able to transcend the boundaries of the self, that was given to you at birth, that you will be able to touch someone else's reality.
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The story of squares shocked out of their smugness by an outlier is almost a genre by now — see Sarah Ruhl's "How to Transcend a Happy Marriage," among others.
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The plan must encompass a cross-section of agencies and systems to transcend the often sharp lines that divide education, child welfare, juvenile justice, mental health and workforce development.
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" In Marianne Williamson fashion, the twenty-something went on to describe herself as an "extremely intuitive and empathetic individual" who would help anyone "transcend confusion, and self-limiting beliefs.
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Mr. Salonen's work, with its sonic escapades into different parts of the hall, aligns with Mr. Gilbert's continued efforts to transcend the shoe-box limitations of David Geffen Hall.
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And it's based not on the politician of the moment or on any politician at all, but rather on the idea that there are principles that transcend any individual.
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A willingness to empathize, to earnestly dialogue with one another, must transcend party/class/identity politics and remain our first consideration if we are to thrive as a nation.
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To repurpose a criticism of V.S. Naipaul, the implication of Wesley Yang's work is that the only way to transcend America's various racial traps is to become Wesley Yang.
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While some may find party differences in views toward phrases like sexism, feminism and women's rights, we found worries about personal obstacles and views toward policy priorities transcend party.
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With or without short term Democratic support, this plan could be the overture that would transcend the politics of the day and achieve long term broad based public support.
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But it should do so for reasons that far transcend the White House rationale, which is largely rooted in the Paris climate accord 20 nations agreed to last December.
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A lot of surprises lie ahead, but many of the most popular ideas on how to transcend Einstein and his peers are on the verge of being ruled out.
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My heart goes out to the New York City Ballet, and I am sure that the company will transcend this difficult time and continue its tradition of great dancing.
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When executed well, an impression can transcend basic parody into something more familiar and — at least theoretically — more effective in conveying exactly what they want you to laugh about.
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Governments will come and go, but we, Exxon, will have needs and desires and things we want to do that transcend the coming and going of countries and governments.
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"That relationship, if it is to be successful, must transcend partisanship in the United States, and it must be able to transcend a prime minister, who is racist, as he warns about Arabs coming to the polls; who wants to defy any prospect for peace as he threatens to annex the West Bank; and who has sided with a far-right, racist party in order to maintain his hold on power," O'Rourke said.
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"That relationship, if it is to be successful, must transcend partisanship in the United States, and it must be able to transcend a prime minister who is racist, as he warns about Arabs coming to the polls, who wants to defy any prospect for peace as he threatens to annex the West Bank, and who has sided with a far-right, racist party in order to maintain his hold on power," O'Rourke said.
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If we are going to be successful in keeping our homeland safe from enemies that seek our destruction, we must put politics aside and advance policies that transcend partisan lines.
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Macron, a 39-year-old ex-banker and comparative political novice who has never held elected office, says he seeks to transcend the classic left-right divide in French politics.
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Since arriving in Puerto Rico, my work explores nebulae to transcend the abyss of colonialism and oppression, to claim ancestral connection and to affirm our spiritual space in the cosmos.
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You're meant to transcend the challenge of Prey, and if the endgame seems broken from the perspective of level design and game balance, it's terrific at driving home Prey's themes.
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I saw "Set and Reset" and "Newark" in the years of their creation; they were remarkably of their moment, but it was unclear how well they would transcend that moment.
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So the idea here is to stay open-minded, look what other people are doing, and see what resonates with you, and how you can transcend that to other people.
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People have often said that Pixar films are children's movies that were actually made for adults, giving them two levels of appeal that transcend fluffier animated offerings from other studios.
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In any case, there are some people who transcend the sociologists' distinction between convert and "cradle" Buddhist: for example, young Americans who have grown up in deeply committed convert families.
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"While it is true that a descending chromatic four-chord progression is a common convention that abounds in the music industry, the similarities here transcend this core structure," Klausner wrote.
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