I see human beings as transcending politics, as transcending everything.
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Well, transgender is when you're transcending gender and transitioning your gender, and transhumanism is transcending humanism and humanity for technology.
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A platform capable of transcending — and replacing — credit cards.
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He spoke in terms of healing and transcending partisan divides.
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I believe that in terms of viewership, it's transcending genre.
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You start transcending every day, life gets better and better.
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But their attachment to the land was deep, transcending economics.
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THE DAILY NEWSLETTER Confronting this crisis but also transcending it.
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Occasionally though, she goes dark and specific, transcending the theme.
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We live with pain, but [have] no way of transcending it.
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Concentration or contemplation will not give you the experience of transcending.
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To me, then, our work out here is about transcending humanity.
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The Jonas Brothers' recent comeback, in contrast, is transcending the nostalgia circuit.
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HARTFORD "Transcending the In-Between," lecture on "otherness" by Anida Yoeu Ali.
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I believe this project, which I call "Transcending Self," has saved lives.
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Digitalists believe in transcending the human condition, ultimately overcoming death through machines.
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It does not incite opposition; it is often touted as transcending politics.
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It's unclear if he could have imagined a woman transcending certain barriers.
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And then there are limitations that the series seems increasingly incapable of transcending.
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China is, in effect, rejecting and transcending a mercantilist view of trade power.
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"To me, jazz is whatever is transcending and pushing forward musically," says Leimburg.
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He was a person whose entire life was about transcending labels and expectations.
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The image of Till's coffin has become its own reference point transcending race.
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Despite its title, this show isn't about establishing borders, but about transcending them.
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The idea of transcending technology focuses on making the best use of this medium.
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Hers was a compounded pain, both transcending race and somehow bizarrely tethered to it.
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Ali's death, like Prince's, sparked another conversation about the idea of celebrities' transcending race.
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Don't think that I'm saying System Shock 2's achievement is transcending its limitations.
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Transcending the earthly realm via botanical communion and doing chores go hand in hand.
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This lunch was truly transcending in terms of what cooking and feeding people means.
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Pisces Uranus is interested in transcending form and law that concerns spirituality and religion.
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I hope our experience — in the spirit of science transcending borders — can be instructive.
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To him, the Christmas spirit is about love and giving, transcending religion and politics.
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You are transcending into a 5th dimensional reality where you will perceive time differently.
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Ali was a multifaceted public figure, transcending sports and representing will power, determination and strength.
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But at least for the crumpled paper, it seems like nature is transcending this uncertainty.
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Also, to stand out to become one with the backdrop, blending in, moving, and transcending.
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Amy Klobuchar has talked about containing the virus as a way of transcending partisan politics.
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It's a segment transcending-vehicle, an SUV so thoughtful that it makes competitors feel irrelevant.
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Here, with these experiments in celestial violence, humanity came closest to transcending itself, fulfilling itself.
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It seems poignant, to me at least, that an essay depicting Federer as transcending the body and a commercial depicting Federer as transcending time should pass across the tennis world's news feed at a moment when the real Federer is home with an injury.
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The Hurd will house Transcending Boundaries, an interactive installation created by the Tokyo art collective teamLab.
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Correction: An initial version of this article inaccurately described the chart from Roy's Transcending Obamacare plan.
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Transcending fad, eyeliner has become a staple in countless popular makeup looks of the past century.
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If you are transcending every day, you are unfolding your true potential, which is called enlightenment.
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His soft stone sculptures are dripping and dynamic, transcending the usual notions of tactility and rigidity.
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Artists like Mvstermind, Bloom, 18andCounting and my FarFetched (music collective) family are transcending creative boundaries musically.
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Here's a recent video of the renowned physicist speaking of transcending humanity's limitations through advanced technology.
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And voters of color may be skeptical of Warren's vision of class solidarity transcending racial division.
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No wonder these prophets preached that salvation lay in renouncing family and transcending one's reproductive organs.
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Yet Ms. Holzinger's critique of patriarchal structures hits an emotional plateau, never quite transcending shock value.
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His boundary-breaking career spanned more than six decades, influencing generations of photographers and transcending genres.
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It's going to be a wormhole with transcending performance art and all the components of a mall.
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When you're so focused on transcending the human body and its limitations, does that mean denigrating disability?
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She saw his sculpture as transcending source material or object-hood, and embodying an experiential, real presence.
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Levada died, in 2006, gloomy about the prospects of his country ever transcending its culture of wiliness.
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"Travel has a way of transcending politics," said Chris Thompson, president and chief executive of Brand USA.
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Transcending our usefulness is the valiant and defiant protest against the demands of our results-focused lives.
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Nigel has this way of transcending fashion or art, so his work is entirely its own thing.
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As a unique experiment in transcending tribal allegiances, Americans are defined by the ideals we together uphold.
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"Wrestling has shown a long, rich history of transcending politics and participating despite governmental disagreements," Bender said.
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Beyond transcending language barriers, the films made it easy for them to relate to the characters onscreen.
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Here is an example of a painter transcending what often appears ornate and stagy in the Baroque.
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I'm thinking about a color relationship where the paint isn't just naming something, but also transcending itself.
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Local and international media lauded the country for transcending its bloody past even before the polls had closed.
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Indian label Transcending Obscurity will release the band's third album, And You Will Obey Me, on June 15.
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The album's out now on Transcending Obscurity India, and we're stoked to be streaming it in full below.
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The foundation of the second shift is transcending your own independence, wherein your thinking stretches far beyond yourself.
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But how can we be sure Kavanaugh means what he says about transcending partisanship on the Supreme Court?
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Still, even small segments function like a thesis for a festival whose name declares it is transcending boundaries.
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The same butterflies merge perfectly with the room's most awe-inspiring installation, Universe of Water Particles, Transcending Boundaries.
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But criticism is about transcending personal taste, and Fiola is one of the most indulgent restaurants in town.
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However, even in the highly polarized climate today, we are reminded that transcending our political divisions is possible.
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It is seamlessly and subtly weaved throughout the fabric of the story, transcending the rigid barriers of genre.
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The institutions it built scarcely made any pretense of transcending faction; they are of and for the right.
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The way you change it is you end up with a popular wave that ends up transcending political party.
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Listen to At This Great Depth below, and purchase the album from Indian label Transcending Obscurity (it's out today!).
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That's because the only real character in any fairy tale is the teller, a voice transcending time and history.
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The best of Haneke's films suspend these questions by transcending their status as commentary on or critique of violence.
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Dark Souls is the story of the Chosen Undead, the character controlled by the player, transcending challenge after challenge.
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But I do think there's something kind of magical about transcending your own identity through the practice of acting.
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"We're seeing significant stress transcending party lines," said Arthur C. Evans Jr., the American Psychological Association's chief executive officer.
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We like to see people transcending human limitations, but when they do it via digital means, it feels like cheating.
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So it is important to think of his work as transcending the election cycle and the histrionics of an election.
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Despite the incredible difficulties they face, women in Africa are already transcending poverty, creating jobs, and pioneering a brighter future.
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Yeah, Chautauqua and Kellogg's ... Yeah, and going back to the Transcendentalists and basically transcending your ... That's what Kellogg's was, right?
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Ardost and Larkou are among a small, but growing community of mixed-marriage Cypriot couples, transcending psychological and physical barriers.
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The entire movie is about transcending the limitations of the physical form to explore what the mind is capable of.
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That album embodies his unique gift of blending all genres to then build something new, transcending mimicry to reach mastery.
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And the show touches on a lot of things — storytelling, language, transcending borders, connection — and connection with anybody is moving.
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Even as protesters call for better economic conditions and object to corruption, they insist on transcending religious and class divisions.
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The cherry on top is its versatility: It&aposs an all-in-one product with multiple uses transcending lip-care.
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The stuff that endures is the work that does both, that manages to reflect a moment while also transcending it.
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Movement conservatives do not acknowledge a transcending framework; they see only the contest between the two sides, with everything at stake.
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What Bradford has created with Pickett's Charge extends well beyond the topical — not transcending or evading but encompassing and subsuming it.
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In all likelihood, Disney will position the film as transcending genre, emphasizing its cultural impact as the first Black superhero movie.
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It's about language and cooperation, about people transcending barriers and immersing themselves in a new culture to understand a foreign race.
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This—the willful preservation of an obvious illusion—was the most human moment in a night dedicated to transcending humanity itself.
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Social bonding and transcending group boundaries will be central to our healing as we rethink what it means to be American.
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What is clear is that the gender divide — transcending party lines and voting preferences — is a striking departure from the past.
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Sex toys that interact with film and VR open new worlds of transcending what your physical, corporeally-limited body could experience.
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Could something as simple as staring our planet in the face really be the key to protecting and even transcending it?
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Participants would emerge with a more expansive view of the country and gain a sense of belonging transcending region and tribe.
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We are far from transcending the pervasive assumption that a woman's sexual decisions are decisive of her character and her integrity.
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They all reflect his authorial voice, transcending mere representation of people or places to involve the viewer in the interpretive process.
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For supporters, though, the hunt is a statement of rural identity, transcending distinctions of social status or concerns about animal cruelty.
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The climate crisis, in other words, would eventually become the moral equivalent of war — an emergency transcending the usual political divides.
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His life was recounted in the 2009 documentary "Transcending: The Wat Misaka Story," by Bruce Alan Johnson and Christine Toy Johnson.
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"What's happening here [in the U.S.], now, is transcending across the globe, where there's a lot higher stigma," Ginsberg told CNBC.
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It accepts my shortcomings, but never fails to rise to the occasion for those moments when I'm capable of transcending them.
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Most will inspire nostalgia for some Generation X visitors (Hancock was born in 1974), their cultural significations transcending their original functions.
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"Despite the incredible difficulties they face, women in Africa are already transcending poverty, creating jobs, and pioneering a brighter future," Ivanka wrote.
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It was a punch powerful enough to almost cause an upset which would have sent shockwaves across the sporting world transcending boxing.
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The character is also seen as man in the comics, but the film shows The Ancient One transcending both gender and ethnicity.
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"Transcending the ego is a big part of what we're exploring with this record," Russell says toward the end of our conversation.
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Like Green Book, Driving Miss Daisy depicted a Black and white individual transcending prejudice after enough time spent in a car together.
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Someday, Liu's name will grace a national monument of a democratic China, for transcending fear with love in advance of human dignity.
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The response, for many here, was an example of Knoxville at its best, transcending the dividing lines of partisanship, race and class.
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First and foremost, they argue that the robust economy could yet be a magic bullet for the president, transcending all other concerns.
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The painting suggests that transcending resentment is only possible when one has the reins in one's hands, when one is the driver.
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"You can say 'international criminal organization' and that makes intuitive sense... Here you're talking about the violence itself transcending international jurisdictional boundaries."
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Hence the war is, while transcending e-commerce, to own everything the merchant and customer do, from purchase, to payment, to shipment.
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Transcending this problem will be essential to securing even one link in a chain of cognitively sophisticated beings across time and space.
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He learned Arabic in order to read the Quran, and he admired the tradition-transcending contributions of the great medieval Islamic philosophers.
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It's a turn that will undoubtedly earn her a nomination for Best Actress (her third), transcending the rest of the film's shortcomings.
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Both site specific yet transcending borders, this devastating documentary is a damning look at how China's propaganda controls both minds and bodies.
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The son of an experienced player, Curry had the adroitness to become a popular figure transcending racial boundaries with an attractive family.
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"This database is one way of transcending the physical restrictions of security, isolation, and the absence of an art market," she continued.
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Instead, we use the word "survivor" because it honors that a person is in the process of transcending something painful or unjust.
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It's about them transcending the real world, and losing themselves in the sense of fantasy, where they can be their freest, truest selves.
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It struck me that its transcending of differentiation seemed an imposition onto Paleolithic culture of the very thing that should destabilize it: nihilism.
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And like "Hairspray," the musical this production most resembles in tone, "Kinky Boots" is about finding your passion, overcoming prejudice and transcending stereotypes.
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"Transcending its original playful identity, [the internet is] no longer a place for strolling — it's a place for getting things done," Morozov wrote.
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You know that moment when you realize that a new buy is slated to become the most versatile, season-transcending, closet-revolutionizing garment?
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Photographer Annie Tritt started Transcending Self, her ongoing project about transgender youth, with one goal in mind: to create something real and honest.
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"By creating speculative dimensions and otherworldly identities, we are transcending constructs and reclaiming the representation of the female form," the Bennetts told Broadly.
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There are lots of economies of scale and disruption that will happen, and new opportunities to build new platforms transcending the traditional model.
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It's an ultimately optimistic take from someone who believes the South will rise again not by reasserting the past, but by transcending it.
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But you know, the real message is that Xbox gaming is transcending the boundaries of a single console, or any platform-specific feature.
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It's also a reflection of the ubiquity of Facebook, Google and other tech firms for Americans, transcending social classes, geographies and political parties.
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I'm excited about the idea of transcending the baggage, and my history becomes this weird thing that people can try to figure out.
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In particular, our purpose would involve transcending the psychology of tribalism that can otherwise divide people along ethnic, national, religious and ideological lines.
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Three domains, recognized above the old kingdoms rather than replacing them: It was ingenious strategically, transcending rather than rejoining the battle over kingdoms.
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The 218 coupling of the Fifth and Seventh seethes with ideas, transcending tedious debates about period practice to sound utterly fresh and free.
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You look for these moments of magic when you see that a movie is transcending itself, and you're suddenly watching a real person.
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Even at the beginning of his career, these photographs, both displaying and transcending influences, show the fully formed style of a visual storyteller.
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Come to think of it, why have we been constraining the time-transcending flavor of pumpkin spice to a season in the first place?
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In doing so he became bluegrass's biggest star, surpassing even genre creator Bill Monroe, while also transcending it to become an Appalachian cultural icon.
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Runtime: one hour Debuts: Saturday, October 22, at 9 pm on BBC America A man who solves metaphysical mysteries by transcending space and time?
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Not to mention that Mr. Obama had campaigned on the promise of transcending Washington's divides, which made partisan dysfunction look like a personal failure.
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You know the idea, rather than you're transcending and separating from something—immanence is the idea that it's part of everything in the world.
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Though these problems might be concentrated in Bayview, they certainly weren't confined there: This was a health crisis transcending race, class, and ZIP code.
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It is a recognition that in Gandhi's "soul force" there was a moral and religious factor transcending the ordinary politics of nationalism or democracy.
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Fans of the genre, or the games, are more likely to see the points where Jones succeeds in transcending the usual blockbuster fantasy tropes.
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He made himself a unifier of dualities — racial, sexual, musical, cultural — teasing at them in songs like "Controversy" and transcending them in his career.
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They're transcending a superficial internet connection: As she watches his last moments on earth, he forgets she's not actually in the room with him.
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Today, the Internet remains a decentralized network of connections owned, operated, and maintained by countless businesses worldwide, transcending all borders and uniting all people.
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You might like it but it blunts your emotional fucking power of being transportive and emotionally transcending someone who hears it at that moment.
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The series has acquired accolades for its ability to scoop up an enthusiastic and nostalgia-hungry fanbase while transcending problems in pacing and storytelling.
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European leaders, unable to square their project's ambition of transcending nationalism with this reality of rising nationalism, have tried to have it both ways.
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But it was Ms. Toogood and Mr. Royal, in a couple of too-fleeting duets, who most embodied a sense of transcending the impossible.
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The biggest reason was that none of these advances were directed at waging war; indeed, many aimed at transcending the power of the state.
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By transcending rivalry, Beyoncé and Adele offered a rebuke to an institution that still has a long way to go in confronting racial discrepancies.
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With generous federal subsidies offering significant savings, Obama's signature healthcare law may have provided the best economic deal for millions of Americans, transcending politics.
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The flip side of the profound loneliness of space is the tantalizing possibility that by transcending physical boundaries, spiritual forms of transcendence will follow.
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But new immersive productions pop up all the time, in their different ways transcending — sometimes bulldozing — the fourth wall between performer and audience member.
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In one the pinnacle of human existence is in quieting and transcending the self; in the other it is liberating and actualizing the self.
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Elizabeth's case begins during the George W. Bush administration and stretches into the Obama years, transcending party and thus more broadly implicating the nation.
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I like the idea of transcending and transforming the dull experience of lived life that you see in a rom com; the idea of magic.
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That would be one small step toward transcending outdated stereotypes, which position boys with computers, as girls look helplessly on (or play with their dolls).
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At its high points, the show gave us culturally defining moments about technology, transcending the usual Mean Girls in spite of its girly pink facade.
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These are just some of the latest devices transcending traditional ideas of what a musical instrument should look like and how it should be played.
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I understood that something about her was transcending, and somehow my 12-year-old self knew that was going to be me at some point.
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Transcending Obamacare (The Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity) Avik Roy is a longtime health policy analyst, and has released multiple editions of this plan.
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The promise of figures like Gillibrand is that by transcending New York's immoral political culture, they can also, unlike Schneiderman, become untarnished forces for reform.
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Whitney Houston, a black woman who made black music after finding her voice in a black church, was congratulated on transcending race after her death.
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One of his many unofficial campaign slogans is "not right, not left, but forward," indicating how his supporters see his movement as transcending politics itself.
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Are you more competitive when it comes to beating your own expectations of yourself, transcending a past record of your own—or outperforming another person?
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Yet Bruce was especially unique in that he managed to be outwardly proud of his own heritage while also transcending the issue of race altogether.
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It's all about transcending death and meeting up with a lover in the afterlife, following whatever romanticised misfortune you or your significant other has met with.
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Darkrypt is a hidden gem, one that I only stumbled upon when I started paying more attention to eclectic Indian extreme metal label Transcending Obscurity's releases.
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He is a case study in the difficulty of transcending tribal psychology, the importance of trying to, and the folly of ever feeling sure we've succeeded.
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With their raw power, sleek frames, and Earth-transcending abilities, rockets are not only captivating marvels of engineering, they are our tickets to the wider universe.
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Today, when he can't find exactly what he wants, he makes it, transcending the stigma of "repro" by doing things in ways he feels are authentic.
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In its alternating of Parvana's day-to-day struggle with the tale she tells herself, the movie doesn't promote bromides about stories and storytelling transcending reality.
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Since my election, United States stock markets have soared 263 percent, adding more than $12 trillion to our Nation's wealth, transcending anything anyone believed was possible.
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To understand that, we have to look at the types of games it's emulating — and how it's transcending them to create something new, trendy, and fun.
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" And then, to emphasize the point of YouTube stars transcending TV, Stewie points to the ever-present Fox logo on the bottom of the screen saying, "This?
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In the first Kingsman, limbs are severed, spy tropes are methodically subverted, and Eggsy comes away with a sharp suit and a lesson about transcending social class.
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Me: Ten years ago a man named Eric Swalwell ripped a fart so amazing on TV that both parties got together to post memes, literally transcending politics.
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In the last two or three decades, biological disciplines have joined dinosaur studies, applying tools capable of transcending the terrible claw limitations of fossilized skulls and bones.
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Rather than transcending the perceived racism and nationalism she ran against, she chose to tolerate no longer and give voice to what many consider anti-Semitic views.
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Rather, he's someone who's able to punch up the second-rate material that has been given to him, transcending the cliché or retrograde roles with sly cool.
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In the face of our cultural heritage increasingly transcending the physical world and entering the cloud, the collective consciousness of a club bathroom is honest, real, human.
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That you can take people to that place with you, that's a kind of physical magic, because you're transcending yourself but you're also bringing everyone with you.
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In theory, originalism gives judges a method for transcending politics by interpreting the Constitution based on its meaning when it was ratified in 1788 or later amended.
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In certain moments — and Thursday supplied a few — it can be difficult to imagine any of the current front-runners transcending their liabilities to become the nominee.
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From his electrifying address at the 2004 Democratic convention through his stirring 2008 presidential campaign, he spoke of transcending blue and red, uniting black and white, healing.
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"The Phase 265.95 (P224) agreement and UK elections have cleared up tail risks, but the market is now transcending that euphoria," said Stephen Innes, strategist at AxiTrader.
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Transcending design fads, they are still influential, still contemporary, still common in offices, homes and public spaces, still found in dealers' showrooms and represented in museum collections.
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The dimension-transcending oracle you known by the mortal name Chris Harrison arrives to announce that there will be no cocktail party that day, but a pool party.
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There's a certain breed of entertainment that manages to be nostalgic for a particular era, while still transcending that allure to become a wonderful spectacle on its own.
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" Carmen Barlow, digital strategy and development manager at Plan International UK, says emoji play an important role in "our digital and emotional vocabulary, transcending cultural and country barriers.
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Amor Ftouhi, now 51, was charged with an act of terrorism transcending national boundaries and two other crimes, violence at an international airport and interference with airport security.
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One of the hallmarks of his political philosophy, going back to his Senate run in 2004, has been a belief in transcending partisanship for the sake of statesmanship.
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The ironic imagination can foster understanding of why different people might gravitate toward different views, but it can also provide a first step toward synthesizing and transcending them.
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Alas, in real life, because we don't have spacetime-transcending gay coins to assist us on our way, Brexit may not be that easy to step back from.
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The exhibition demonstrates that while visual signifiers of gender manifest clearly in these prints, gender and sexual expression in traditional Japanese society was fluid and complex, transcending binaries.
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We find ourselves lodged in old questions of determinism and free will, both bound to repeat the pain of our forebears and grasping at the possibility of transcending it.
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With guest aid from Brooklyn-based musical mastermind Kevin Hufnagel (of Gorguts, Dysrhythmia, Vaura, and countless others) Bjørnson added a sense of otherworldliness, transcending reality for a short while.
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The settings for shooting in sunny, cloudy, and indoor environments are simple to figure out at a glance, with symbols like a sun, cloud, and house easily transcending language.
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Marx, who made a precarious living as a radical journalist, insisted on the centrality of labor both to making a capitalist system possible and to transcending it, someday soon.
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Transcending any one identity, survey respondents felt safety was a major concern when traveling for business (33%), and many don't feel their companies make safety when traveling a priority.
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Gest's main analytic idea, somewhat transcending the "race versus economic anxiety" debate, is that the people he studied both quantitatively and ethnographically feel an acute sense of political marginalization.
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The part about it that I enjoyed the most was the fact that ultimately, it was about people overcoming and transcending those situations and finding a way to survive.
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" He points to examples within the Catholic mystical tradition of people crossing lines of gender normatively: "Mystics and ascetics have been crossing or transcending gender since the earliest monastics.
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He has a history in Vietnam of transcending adversity, which could make him more likely to desire and be able to tolerate the aggressive cancer therapy that may follow.
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However, transcending the historical appeal of gold, bitcoin can be transferred instantly across the globe at the press of a button, from the comfort of your home or office.
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Granted, anyone transcending their own humanity might be emotionally unavailable, but in Jon's case, his powers and near-omnipotence make him feel like he's become an outsider to humanity.
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"The idea is to make a coalition that brings progressives together around a joint platform transcending well-structured existing political families," a source at the Elysee presidential palace said.
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The movie suggests that it is possible to see something in the prospect of stereotype-transcending friendship without taking oneself to have seen all that there is to see.
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"One of my favorite things about games is that they are truly global in nature, transcending borders and cultural differences more seamlessly than other art forms," says Devolver's Mike Wilson.
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In their latest film, they have combined both of these focuses to provide an in-depth look at Brooklyn's Hasidic Jewish community, transcending their previous achievements with gorgeous visual storytelling.
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They also give us ways of transcending our own death, a kind of ultimate revenge: The respawn, for example, from an extra life we had stuffed own in our pockets.
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Even though the sounds were recorded in urban China, the track somehow captures a nocturnal ambience that feels universal, transcending geographic boundaries to exist in layers and layers of worlds.
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In the food world, we like to rely on the idea that food brings us together, transcending racial and gender lines to unify us in a shared love of cuisine.
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Art is transcending languages and barriers, and I want to be a part of that movement — whether it's from the East to the West or the West to the East.
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Our goal is to strengthen existing communities by helping us come together online as well as offline, as well as enabling us to form completely new communities, transcending physical location.
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A tour of our nation's history reminds that the role of the free press has been one of the few areas of enduring consensus, transcending party and ideology for generations.
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Out today (July 15) via Indian label Transcending Obscurity, Forlorn is a rare gem in a crowded genre, and one that will hopefully end up getting the attention it deserves.
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If they do, in fact, intend on keeping Diaz in the main event, his opponent will have to be a big name—as close to McGregor's sport-transcending superstardom as possible.
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These include attacking corruption in Italy's mainstream parties, transcending the conventional distinction between right and left, and replacing representative democracy with a system of direct, Athenian-style rule by the people.
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Let's hope that either the hypothesis is proved wrong, or that we find a new way, transcending traditional nation-states, to distribute political power … before all those eruptions turn into conflagrations.
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And now I'm transcending that – I just got married – and am thinking about family, so these things are now in my mind, which changes how you think about the older demographic.
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But where Kraftwerk seemed to jokingly transcending their humanity, James and his collaborator Johnny Clayton took an opposite tact, deconstructing images of the producer to look more and more fallibly human.
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But I think his view of himself as someone who can transcend tribalism—and can know for sure that he's transcending it—may reflect a crude conception of what tribalism is.
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While the particle remains MIA, this is the first time physicists have been able to probe below a critical astrophysical boundary that may hide physics extending or transcending the Standard Model.
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It only feels fresh because of mainstream ubiquity, transcending Twitter and appearing on the world stage — albeit a stage shared with a dancing horse and the mayor of New York City.
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The audience I envision includes fellow citizens who revere the right of every woman to make her own moral choices over her body — who see this fundamental right transcending partisan politics.
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They're thinking of economic liberalization as an unstoppable, magical force transcending politics—which has repeatedly been the mistake people make when assuming North Korea is forever on the brink of change.
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Within the strict textual limits of the game Bernard comes off as little more than an unmotivated evil, making grandiose speeches about the meaninglessness of existence and transcending the human form.
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"In the mind there are no boundaries between ideas and concepts," reads a quote that marks the beginning of Transcending Boundaries, digital art collective teamLab's new exhibit at London's Pace Gallery.
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Wright faces up to life in prison if convicted on charges including conspiracy to commit acts of terrorism transcending national boundaries, conspiracy to support a terrorist organization and obstruction of justice.
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The science says as much: Research has shown that to make someone care about climate change, you've got to make it personal, transcending politics to explain how people are already suffering.
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When people take a potent dose of a psychedelic, they can experience spiritual, hallucinogenic trips that can make them feel like they're transcending their own bodies and even time and space.
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Mr. El Bahnasawy pleaded guilty in Federal District Court a year ago to charges including conspiracies to use weapons of mass destruction and to commit acts of terrorism transcending national boundaries.
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Sports have always been the ultimate unifier — transcending geographic borders, rising above partisan politics and enabling multiple audiences (and generations) to find alignment — the little-known secret behind this global unifier?
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Which would bring us closer to the American dream, creating a society in which ambitious young people who are willing to work hard have a good chance of transcending their background?
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McIntyre is a lot better in the ring and on the mic than Mahal or Albert/Tensai, which should give him better odds than most at transcending his mediocre first run.
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Shutterstock When people take a potent dose of a psychedelic, they can experience spiritual, hallucinogenic trips that can make them feel like they're transcending their own bodies and even time and space.
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It is, fundamentally, an all-in-one PC. Microsoft has managed to give the device enough innovative features that it comes close to transcending the label, but it's still fundamentally a computer.
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The trajectories of previous "boom" winners, like Ricky Martin and Shakira, help explain the constraints these performers have to navigate, and the difficulties of transcending their big moment once the novelty ends.
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Gray, as usual, finds these supposedly daring speculations to be merely variations on an ancient tune: the age-old dream of transcending physical limitations and historical contingency and uniting with the Absolute.
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" Transcending personality politics Michael Byers, a professor of international politics at the University of British Columbia, said that despite the current turbulence, the US-Canada relationship "transcends any president or prime minister.
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"Don't You Worry 'Bout Me" starts with the piano and organ of an old-fashioned gospel song and turns into lilting, upbeat soul as Mr. Forchhammer sings about transcending sorrow via careerism.
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The show, originally about a stalker sending threatening texts to five teenagers, has spent seven seasons transcending peers like Gossip Girl and becoming a suspenseful thriller, crammed with anonymous hackers and nasty gadgets.
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The best record in NBA history, somehow bettering last season's MVP campaign, transcending sports to become an American celebrity at large, cruising toward a second straight NBA title — could this undo it all?
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Annie Tritt is a freelance photographer based in New York and since 2014 has been working on "Transcending Self," a project of photographs and interviews with nonbinary and transgender youth around the world.
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We are proud of our history of transcending political parties and offer the recommendations below based on years of listening, building trust, and developing innovative approaches to address the challenges facing American agriculture.
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PT, the "playable teaser" for the shelved Silent Hills game by Hideo Kojima and director Guillermo Del Toro, is a recent example of a demo transcending its usefulness as an ostensible promotional tool.
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Annie Tritt is a freelance photographer based in New York and has since 2014 been working on "Transcending Self," a project of photographs and interviews with nonbinary and transgender youth around the world.
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Sometimes they even travel through time by responding to a comment of hers from years before, and a certain magic is created — the conversation extending across a bridge of years, transcending her absence.
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The selection of works, intentionally selected by Shani and A---Z, show some shared aspects such as gender fluid identities, mysticism and sexuality, while transcending status quos through verbal, sonic and visual formulations.
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In this, America is perhaps the rightful home of grifters, for where else in the world is so deeply identified with the possibility of transcending humble origins and becoming someone powerful and new?
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Specifically, authenticity in electoral and especially presidential politics has rested on the idea of transcending partisanship — artificially imposed divisions that reflect the "mess in Washington" rather than the authentic realities of ordinary life.
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But we also have to applaud Ryan Lochte for transcending the "horny teenage moron" persona that was solidified when he got wasted, trashed a gas station, and told authorities that he had been robbed.
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" The van is, according to Kate Starbird, a researcher studying online conspiracies and misinformation at the University of Washington, an interesting metaphor "showing memetic warfare transcending the digital and moving into the physical world.
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The league soon became an incubator for many of its top athletes to grow their brands beyond the court, becoming powerful players in commerce and fashion, and transcending the game to become cultural icons.
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That's the contradiction at the heart of the Midwestern stereotype: the weight of the community creates a person both unable to leave the day job, and yet fully capable of transcending the daily grind.
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The ultimate success of Amazon came not from "disrupting" the bookstore industry (though that did happen) but from fundamentally transcending it — becoming a much broader sort of conglomerate even without really becoming vertically integrated.
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One of his two graphic novels about the attack, "The Bite," illustrated with finely drawn pen-and-ink sketches, is as much a parable of transcending fear and hatred as it is a memoir.
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While transcending past your own wants to focus on the needs of others, a person with everlasting life can lead a forever fulfilling life by helping the others in the world through this gift.
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Such a killing allows family members to "prove" that their loyalty to (Kadyrov's vision of) Chechen culture, transcending their loyalty to their teip, or clan, which is key to legitimizing Kadyrov's rule throughout Chechnya.
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Since my election, United States stock markets have soared 70 percent, adding more than $12 trillion to our Nation's wealth, transcending anything anyone believed was possible -- this, as other countries are not doing well.
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A grand jury in federal court in Massachusetts added conspiracy to commit acts of terrorism transcending national boundaries to the charges against David Wright, 26, of Massachusetts, and Nicholas Rovinski, 25, of Rhode Island.
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Moser cites Castle's insight that Sontag didn't like talking about "Notes on Camp" in particular because it was too obviously queer for the later universally high-minded, sexuality-transcending "Susan Sontag" persona she'd established.
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Now, most phones have some sort of screen notch, though we're slowly transcending that phase, with Samsung ushering in the hole-punch camera trend and some upcoming phones getting rid of the camera notch altogether.
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But this week, we're transcending the digital realm and heading to television; the show will air on USA directly after Mr. Robot, where we'll be joined by creator Sam Esmail for this ~very special~ episode.
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Although it has been less hot this year, a record heatwave in July, 2018, killed over a dozen people in Tokyo with monthly average temperatures transcending 30 degrees for the first time in 20 years.
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It ushered in a collective awareness of the Earth as a whole, transcending borders and boundaries, and came to be used by many to instill a sense of wonder, awe and stewardship toward the planet.
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Though you are unlikely to hear about issues transcending party politics in the headlines, opportunities for consensus do exist — and amplifying these efforts provides positive reinforcement for legislators who are unifying as opposed to dividing.
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Freedom, rather, is a matter of transcending your will, and accepting the "exchange," or two-way relationship, between what you intend to do and what you are constrained to do by the forces around you.
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But beneath that headline reality is an enticing emerging market — a nation of more than 80 million people, many highly educated, intent on transcending decades of isolation to integrate with the rest of the world.
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Justin Nojan Sullivan, 21, of Morganton, pleaded guilty last fall to the charge that he attempted "to commit an act of terrorism transcending national boundaries, in support" of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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The conflation of "high and low," a theme that gained traction in the 1980s, can be discerned in Fujita's marriage of a determinedly rudimentary visual vocabulary to the genre-transcending, utopian aspirations of historical Constructivism.
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Yellowhair proved herself to be resilient and strong, transcending any attempt to make fun of her, rising above the petty discrimination she faced, demanding that we acknowledge her for who she was: someone beautiful and strong.
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In December, when she went to the Apollo Theater to see the singer-songwriter Joanna Newsom — another harpist transcending conventions — she spent a few minutes chatting with their mutual harp technician, Liza Jensen, before the show.
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What is the purpose of this barrier separating them, this white wall, and does the sweet optimism with which the giraffe and girl study one another imply the possibility of transcending the boundary to become friends?
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The tax-break bonanza has become a rite of passage in Washington, transcending partisan bickering and congressional rancor and allowing lawmakers to dole out special-interest tax breaks by attaching the provisions to must-pass legislation.
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Against the background of a country torn by political and natural forces, the artists of PÒTOPRENS build upon the materiality of their immediate surroundings, at once exposing the vulnerability of their conditions and heroically transcending them.
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Nevertheless, his ability to take a supporting role in what was mostly a vampire soap opera, transcending the format by turning in deep and stirring performances, will forever serve as a testament to his unique acting talent.
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The music is at its best when it's reflecting that struggle, that push-pull dynamic, and the reversed version of "Waves" — melted, oozing, transcending speech — captures that feeling more effectively than any "real" song on the album.
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His life, even in this fine telling, only makes sense if one is willing to believe in the transcending and total power of the imagination—a second world within us, the "highest candle" of our interior lives.
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"This year had a lot of big breakthroughs that wound up transcending the running community," said Hawi Keflezighi, the track and field agent whose brother, Meb, was one of America's top distance runners of the modern era.
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On Golf TROON, Scotland — Walking down the 18th fairway in the first round of the 145th British Open on Thursday, Ernie Els knew at once what he had to do and how important it was, transcending competition.
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The culmination of this ragtag gang's bond therefore also marks the transcending of stigma and the shedding of a final kind of fear: the fear of illness, and the fear of the death that lies beyond illness.
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Gauff is the teenage sensation who has taken the tennis world by storm this year, transcending her sport with a remarkable victory over Venus Williams at the 2019 Wimbledon Championships together with the numerous wins that followed.
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I think they've got to moderate and vet content much more aggressively to try and find ways of transcending polarization and diminishing the scope for Russia or any other malevolent actor to poison our social media atmosphere.
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Now holding the title of Duchess of Cambridge, she was recently praised in The Daily Mail, a powerful mid-market tabloid for monarchists, for — and this is crucial — fulfilling her middle-class roots, rather than transcending them.
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UFC heavyweight Mark Hunt is very quickly transcending his position as a mere fighter and transforming into something of an MMA folk legend: a modern-day Robin Hood, stealing from the cheaters and giving to the cheated.
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That they strike us as tasteful testifies to how capable this technology is at transcending ideology and defining the possible: Ardent capitalists and radical Marxists use the same tools to organize, perhaps even over the same craft beer.
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"I believe what makes us unique is transcending our limits," said Hawking in 2016, on the 55th anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's pioneering space flight, announcing the Breakthrough Starshot initiative to send the first robotic probe to the stars.
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With that said, of course, there are considerable pleasures to be found in genre, foremost among which is that of either violating or transcending it, assuming there's a difference, and using it to talk about something else entirely.
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"The alliance comes to be perceived as an end in itself, transcending the more concrete national security interests for which it was initially conceived," political scientist Jack Levy wrote in a well-known 1981 paper (which Beckley cites).
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At just 22, Mr. Alexander is already well on his way toward transcending the classic problem of jazz prodigies: He's not just remarkably capable for his age; he's a deeply thoughtful soloist and a lush chordal colorist, period.
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In theory, how far these rights really extend is a matter of constitutional interpretation — transcending justices' personal sympathies (for victims of crime, for the accused, for prosecutors) or their feelings toward the criminal justice system in America today.
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And the effect is that the women of The Americans don't feel quite as bound to the stereotypes of their era as Mad Men's Peggy, Betty, and Joan did (even though Joan, in particular, ended up transcending them).
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Democrats on notice Trump's success in transcending party lines -- at least for now -- was evident in an approving statement about his TPP move from the AFL-CIO, the powerhouse union that endorsed Democrat Hillary Clinton for President last year.
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In a reorganization that has gone on for years, Mr. Kim has shifted the bank from a country-by-country focus on economic development to one that emphasizes issues transcending borders, like health policies, climate change and refugee response.
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If we can agree on that much, and if we can keep our shrieking differences from wrecking the quiet conviction of shared belief, we could create a culture of life that has a chance of transcending the sex wars.
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"Transcending race, gender, age, religion, or life experience, mental health is a growing crisis in our country — and it has gone without sufficient attention, care or resources for too long," Gillibrand writes in a Medium post about the plan.
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She has alluded to the "unwinnable fights" she has won in her life — transcending a working-class upbringing to excel in academia, flipping a Senate seat — as evidence of her viability as a general election option against President Trump.
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K-pop groups have grown in popularity over the past decade, transcending borders (despite language barriers) to spread in Europe, the Middle East and the Americas, helped in large part by social media platforms like Twitter, YouTube and Instagram.
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It chimes with a modern far right that is increasingly characterized by growing internationalism and consolidation, with violent extremists framing their struggle as transcending national borders, including fighting against a common Muslim enemy in defense of a Christian West.
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While its title may suggest a show that deals directly with immigration, border-crossing, here, primarily refers to the transcending of more abstract divisions: those between art and trash; nature and the manufactured; and the past, present, and future.
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"It was very stressful worrying about facial hair when trying to be passable — I always kept a razor nearby in case I needed to touch up," adds Erin Kettl, a trans woman and the executive director of TRANScending Barriers Atlanta.
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The specific rules to the fast cover a wide range, he says, but all of them point toward a common goal: to emulate a kind of morality in the hopes of transcending your earthly form (at least for a day).
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He stood in the radical tradition of red-haired Blake, transcending old worlds to build new ones, and wild-haired Shelley, whose youthful rebel-trail through Eton (nearly expelled) and Oxford (defiantly leaving without a degree) he had followed almost exactly.
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I will say, there might also be something to the kind of transcending generations, like, people feel like texts are fleeting, so they do things to try to preserve them because they don't want to scroll back through 80,000 messages.
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Seriously, though, Minecraft is one of my most-played records of the past 12 months (although it came out a few years back), with delicate tracks like "Living Mice" and "Moog City" effortlessly transcending the medium they were born for.
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Thanks to Haiti's triumphant inception, these subsequent leaders could dream of transcending what the early Afrofuturist W.E.B. Du Bois described as the "color line," which makes us feel like outcasts even in the nations where we were born and raised.
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"There's this sense that we have to placate what white America believes is an appropriate way to be black," says Stidhum, a writer and director who wrote about her Popeyes-induced panic in a playful essay on transcending racial stereotypes.
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At the dinner, Ana Cobarrubias, a Los Angeles high school senior, gave a speech about making a difference in the East LA neighborhood in which she grew up and transcending expectations that society had for her as a young woman.
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Becerra would champion a faith-based progressivism in the age of Pope Francis, with whom he shares a passion for social justice and income equality that provides a powerful appeal to Catholic and working-class voters transcending religion, ethnicity and gender.
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It's as if Rivers has been split into good Joan and bad Joan, because it's too hard to make such a caustic trailblazer seem cute, to acknowledge how much her success derived from being shaped by misogyny, not from transcending it.
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The book's real value is as a parallel portrait of two unconventional women caught up in the maelstrom of 20th-century politics and world affairs — one transcending the confines of her traditional role, the other ultimately pushed to the sidelines.
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After all, it was his choice to live at the crossroads of mainstream culture and queer culture, to subvert the cultural exploitation of queerness by transcending it and embracing his personal and sexual power, that made him who he was.
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The singer-songwriter has spent the past 48 years crafting tunes that lean toward country and rock while transcending genre altogether: His most famous creation, "Have a Little Faith in Me," has been recorded by both Mandy Moore and Joe Cocker.
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And while China has become more repressive in recent years under President Xi Jinping, Xiaobo's vision of "transcending fear" with love and of fighting for freedom peacefully "with optimism" continues to inspire new generations of democracy and human rights activists.
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Guillermo del Toro's movie is awash with references to studio classics and features a scene in which its amphibious romantic lead stands in the middle of an empty theater, awestruck by what's onscreen in front of him — the magic of film transcending species.
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We were taught that our founding as an independent nation in 1957 was contingent on these three primary ethnic groups — the ethnic Malays, Chinese, and Indians — transcending a hundred years of British colonial "divide and rule" and committing to peaceful cooperative governance.
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This doesn't mean leaving emotions behind, but transcending and rising above past pain—this is a process that takes time, and this eclipse is a crucial turning point to rise above whatever it is you're working on, especially in regard to relationships.
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Amor Ftouhi, 50, is accused of "committing an act of terrorism transcending national boundaries" by traveling from Canada to the United States in an attempt to kill government officials, according to the indictment handed up in U.S. District Court in Flint, Michigan.
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"With ShoppableTV, NBCUniversal is transcending the legacy business practices of television and driving business outcomes by creating an on-air real-time commerce experience," Josh Feldman, NBCUniversal's Executive Vice President and Head of Marketing and Advertising Creative, said in a statement by email.
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Despite millenniums of cultivated cultural and linguistic provinces, China is transcending its traditional internal boundaries to become an empire of 26 megacity clusters with populations of up to 100 million each, centered around hubs such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chongqing-Chengdu.
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But if Obama started out believing he would be accepted as the enlightened statesman, transcending the racial and political divide in order to dispense sensible solutions to a fractured republic, the relentless obstructionism of Republican lawmakers presumably disabused him of those illusions.
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Set in 1900 in the Australian countryside, where provincial gentility rubbed up against indigenous culture and wild nature, the story centered on a series of disappearances and deaths of girls and women — symbolically done in by, or perhaps mystically transcending, their repressive environment.
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Those supporters and other stakeholders gathered on Thursday at the German Federal Foreign Office for a celebratory event featuring various speakers, performances, and the arts exhibition, "Transcending the Past, Shaping the Future," which includes the works of contemporary artists from eight different countries.
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This weekend, the Festival of Disruption arrives in Brooklyn (after a 2016 outing in Los Angeles), with a fulsome lineup of exhibitions, screenings, talks, musical performances, and, from 10am to 8pm on both days of the festival, a comfortable lounge for transcending.
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But as much as Pablo is rooted in Kanye in confession, "revealing the layers to my soul," as he deadpans on "FML," it's also about recognizing dark thoughts and processes and transcending them as best he can in the existing systems he traverses.
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A show at Burning in Water in NYC, titled a certain kind of Eden, focused on how nature directly engages with and physically interacts with the works on display, transcending the exclusive act of depiction and becoming a series of hybrid nature-art objects.
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Though Apple has always designed things to give off an air of "I am transcending the indignity of the human experience with this clean and functional object," young people have gotten savvier and nastier when it comes to ridiculing displays of wealth and implied purpose.
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Their wildly ambitious stories about the mind transcending the limitations of the body, the need for individual self-determination, and a kind of vision of the future as a polyamorous leftist love fest make a lot of sense as coded stories about the trans experience.
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But the thing is, once you take a story about surviving under the patriarchy — which Handmaid's Tale ostensibly is — and turn it into a story about a singularly special heroine transcending the patriarchy through sheer force of her specialness, then that story stops being subversive.
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And it's surprisingly gorgeous to look at, transcending its "Wes Anderson's aesthetic heads to TV" roots to look more like the '70s comedies of director Hal Ashby (who's also fond of making comedies about dark, despairing topics and was a huge influence on Anderson).
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In his time, his devotion to the mark of the hand separated him from the International Style that swept Europe and championed the machine-made and easily replaceable; today, his message — that true beauty endures, transcending global tumult and uncertainty — has never seemed more germane.
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Over the last 30 years, it has become Mr. Arikawa's mission to share his spiritual philosophy: The transcending, purifying beauty of jewelry gives it a power to grant the world what he describes as "heart-shaking inspiration" and, in turn, make it a better place.
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I'm thinking about that with the new ones — how does a surface read, and what does that mean to have that sort of figurative internal space be enveloped in this profound level of extraordinariness, transcending into a different way of thinking, operating, and activating?
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Yang's poor performance was nevertheless a humbling reality check for a historic presidential campaign that inspired a fiercely loyal army of grassroots supporters with his flagship universal basic income policy proposal, and an unconventional platform of transcending partisan divides to rethink the nature of American capitalism itself.
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The two-year project is scheduled to begin when the UK government triggers Article 50 and begins the two-year process of leaving the EU. Intended as a collaborative effort transcending national borders, it will involve a series of concerts, recording session, and workshops across Europe.
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I think unless we just blow our asses off the face of the Earth or poison or starve ourselves, we will end up transcending those mediums and get to something way more seamless, perhaps AR or something like that, where it is less of an intrusion.
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The reasons for this are murky, but according to food historian Amy Bentley, the candy's disappearance in the West likely stems from the arc of modernization led by America and the nation's new obsession with transcending natural products like blood in favor of industrial science and pure chemistry.
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This should be obvious to the least adroit member of the Trump administration, which occupies a singular, de facto global leadership role, and in keeping with tradition, ought to be a primary force in setting the global tenor in areas of resource management and sustainability transcending national boundaries.
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" The packaging and retailing of that attitude is as good a reason as any why the pair was handed the reins at DKNY, a label that, as the designers said when they were hired, "evokes everything our city was always about: energy, disruption, new thinking and transcending all boundaries.
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And aside from whatever trends they may be uncovering, there is some repetition across the lists, too, which makes me wonder whether this might also be a vehicle to promote certain songs a little more, or if it's just a measure of their transcending popularity at the moment.
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There are a lot of ways you can interpret it: perhaps it's a comment on transcending the seemingly set ways in which we interact, or about the way that we can control our own behaviour (as a player might control their Sims), but ultimately not that of others.
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Massless includes four installations: "Black Waves" (2016), "Graffiti Nature: Lost, Immersed and Reborn" (2017), "Vortex of Light Particles" (2018) and "Crows are Chased and the Chasing Crows are Destined to be Chased as well, Transcending Space" (2017), with a fifth work, the one-panel "Enso" (2017), in the lobby.
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Imagine this: the biggest star in college football—the most hyped player of his moment, and the presumptive No. 1 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft—assembles a team of lawyers, agents, accountants and marketers, all with the goal of becoming a money-making, sports-transcending pop culture star.
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The work of organizations like Harlem Lacrosse, the Brooklyn Lacrosse Club and Charm City Youth Lax have turned a new generation of players, from the Bronx to Baltimore and beyond, onto a game that's gaining popularity and transcending racial and social barriers that once blocked many kids from playing the game.
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They surpass the technology that forms the foundation of their very being, transcending medium to exist somewhere else: as art, I suppose, expression every part as pertinent as what you'll find on a canvas, in a theater, within the structure of a sentence that turns your lungs inside out with delight.
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The series is self-aware enough to realize what it's doing, but somehow incapable of transcending that self-awareness to a place where it's interested in talking about the perniciousness of storytelling tropes that exoticize non-Westerners or turn all Japanese men into brave warriors and all Japanese women into geishas.
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They also capture something I've always loved about Peck's work — not only that he brings the everyday into ballet, but also that he reveals how dance is part of the everyday, a way of transcending binaries, a way of working out subtle challenges in relationships, a way of feeling less lonely.
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Yet as much as I understand my friend's wisdom — the joy that can be found in acceptance, in embracing limitations, and in exceeding or transcending the expectations that most people hold about disabled people — I can't let go of my sense of wonder and excitement at the human ability to walk.
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"I'm excited about the idea of transcending the baggage" But I think one of the reasons why I've been so hardline about keeping the same name throughout all these years is I'm interested in that baggage and I'm interested in creating a history for myself, because I think it makes the work richer.
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I wanted to insinuate an emotion around clothing, and that became a metaphor to represent what I thought was happening among young kids who were reinventing fashion — taking clothes and wearing them, maybe, in an ironic way or wearing them in a way that was surprising, transcending what the designer might have intended.
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The result, conceived of by Martin but transcending his text, bridges the time between novels and the space between people: It is a hybrid literary beast (a fictional environment, a shared universe that overlaps with our own) sustained by a modern kind of authorship and the sheer force of its fans' will.
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Transcending Obamacare is not repealing it; gradually reshaping the existing system until it looks substantially different is unresponsive to the emergency that the Affordable Care Act supposedly represented: The most dangerous piece of legislation ever passed in U.S. history, the worst thing to happen in America since slavery, and a one-way ticket to socialism.
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Although he built a handful of private homes and public buildings from the ground up, his reputation was made by his reimaginings of centuries-old museums — commissions others might have scorned as too constrained by the past — in the process of which he created a road map for both honoring history and transcending it.
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The signifiers have changed—though a good butt will still get you very far—but far from transcending the pettiness of the girls' locker room as adults promised me I would, I have come to understand that popularity is a darkly powerful force at play in basically any endeavor that involves interacting with another human.
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Consequently, Hockney and Gayford's tête-à-tête seems more a pretext for ingenious formal comparisons — between, for instance, Ingrid Bergman's misty eyes in "Casablanca" and Titian's "Repentant Mary Magdalene"; the tempestuous seas in Disney's "Pinocchio" and Utagawa Hiroshige's "Naruto Whirlpool" — and less a method of transcending old ideas of what "high culture" looks like.
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Now in its third year on Broadway, "Kinky Boots," with music and lyrics by Cyndi Lauper and book by Harvey Fierstein, is a family-friendly musical in the company of "The Lion King" and "Wicked," thanks in part to a story about "finding your passion, overcoming prejudice and transcending stereotypes," as Ben Brantley wrote in his review.
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A step up from the regional wine designation, villages do not have the enhanced potential of wines from vineyards designated premier cru, to say nothing of the grand crus, which are judged to be so distinctive that they are known simply by the name of their vineyard — Musigny or Le Montrachet, for example — transcending the need of a village identity.
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" As Giridharadas describes the ethos of MarketWorld, it's made up of people like former President Bill Clinton who saw the anger bubbling up but proved unable to "call out elites for their sins: or call for power's redistribution and fundamental systemic change; or suggest that plutocrats might have to surrender precious things for others to have a mere shot of transcending indecency.
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The London Symphony Orchestra and its new music director, Simon Rattle, had planned all along to mount a series, Mahler Transcending, offering that composer's last works at David Geffen Hall: the Ninth Symphony (1908-9) on Friday; "Das Lied von der Erde" (1908) on Sunday and the incomplete 19103th Symphony (1910), in a 1976 completion by Deryck Cooke, on Monday.
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A breed of futurists who believe in enhancing or transcending the human condition using tech, they envision a world in which humans pop pills to eliminate refractory time between orgasms, link their brains to new and ineffable external robotic pleasure organs, or send out digital copies of their brains to have virtual sex before downloading those experiences into their bodies for a flood of perfect pleasure concentrate.
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X billion people worldwide, transcending any national boundaries, and for which I think so far on these issues, it's meant to be, "The rule is the rule," it doesn't really change in terms of service from one place to anotherversus how much do we think of it as somehow localized– whether or not localized through governmentbut where different local communities make their own judgments?
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We live in the world of the "curatorial me," in which we can roam across the entire realm of recorded music, transcending time, genre, culture, eliminating the divide between kitsch and high art, in order to cobble together a personal playlist that is beholden to no tradition or concept of musical continuity, that is nothing less than a musical expression of our own individuality.
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"I began by speaking about the revolution around women in sports, referencing Ronda Rousey's breakthrough success as the first UFC women's champion, Venus and Serena Williams' overwhelming popularity transcending tennis and the United States Women's National Team's World Cup-clinching victory garnering more viewers than any other soccer game in history," McMahon writes of her speech in her article on the new division in The Player's Tribune.
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To sit and observe the breath, going in and out, in and out, is to teach the mind about the essential quality of balance in the universe, to make oneself a PART of that balance, and to dismiss the noise and garbage of the world—to sink ALL your free throws, be they transcending your human form to reach a higher plane of existence, or literal free throws.
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Taking their cue from Elon Musk colonizing Mars, Peter Thiel reversing the aging process, or Sam Altman and Ray Kurzweil uploading their minds into supercomputers, they were preparing for a digital future that had a whole lot less to do with making the world a better place than it did with transcending the human condition altogether and insulating themselves from a very real and present danger of climate change, rising sea levels, mass migrations, global pandemics, nativist panic, and resource depletion.
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This year's ASCO in Chicago was a little different for both of us, because for the first time we were attending with a joint, collaborative identity transcending the usual individual roles we had played in the past: Brinker, as the patient advocate, cancer survivor and founder of Susan G. Komen, the breast cancer charity she founded in 1982 in memory of her sister, to whom she famously promised to find a cure for breast cancer; and Rosenthal, as an independent journalist covering issues, controversies and trends in oncology for MedPage Today this year and other media outlets in the past.
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