The show was "a vessel that transcends all boundaries, that transcends time," said Raneem Farsi, one of the two female Saudi curators.
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" The magazine added, "Khomeini's importance far transcends the nightmare of the embassy seizure, transcends indeed the overthrow of the Shah of Iran.
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"Kobe transcends reality — he transcends dimensions, all realms of life, past and present," Hibbert said, laughing at the absurdity of it all.
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In his book The Art of Loving, the sociologist Erich Fromm wrote: The only way of full knowledge lies in the act of love: this act transcends thought, it transcends words.
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It transcends the 1950s classification that we're so used to.
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It's a matter of language that she transcends with Okja.
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Pictures may well do better than words, which silence transcends.
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Instead, it transcends both, blending the two into something new.
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It's honestly so overwhelmingly 2000s that it transcends to Iconic.
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With her athleticism and punching power, Shields transcends weight class.
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" – to Rolling Stone On conventions"A strong spirit transcends rules.
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Royalist mania transcends traditional political divisions in the United States.
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It's really an iconic monument that transcends any one meaning.
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My schizophrenia is a minefield, but writing music transcends it.
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It just transcends from an ordinary protein into something nostalgic.
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How do you feel like Lola transcends the ingénue role?
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From korma to tinga to adobo, chicken transcends all cuisines.
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The best art, in any medium, transcends time and place.
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"Moral judgment transcends legalities," he told The Times in 1979.
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The problem of false news in Brazil transcends ideological divides.
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The animus between Trump and Big Tech transcends policy differences.
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We love Magic, we love Kareem, but Kobe transcends generations.
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Yet the curse that falls on the house transcends class.
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American war films, transcends the war in the Middle East to
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Like Rohrabacher, he understands this is an issue that transcends partisanship.
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Movie love is something that transcends time, space, and international borders.
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" Michelle Obama retweeted the op-ed, adding "Sometimes, truth transcends party.
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"He has a ferocity that transcends this game," Dr. Mike said.
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But the antipathy inspired by Mr Cruz transcends the routine gripes.
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Loher's intrinsic connection with nature easily transcends her needs for technology.
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It transcends pain in the most cathartic, abstract, humorous way imaginable.
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And I think that transcends to the rest of your life.
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Certainly not your typical comedy special, Hannah Gadsby's Nanette transcends comedy.
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But the Trump Administration's relationship with the press transcends ordinary discord.
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The affordable housing crisis is a bipartisan issue that transcends geography.
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Shot mainly in Spain, the aerial footage transcends the banal symbolism.
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Any kind of imagery that is powerful transcends any one interpretation.
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She's also pissed off, a fact that transcends any language barrier.
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It doesn't matter; Keanu himself transcends the question of acting quality.
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Polls show that their appeal transcends partisan, regional, and demographic differences.
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It's a milestone like any other, one that transcends generational cliques.
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But knowing, in all its dimensions, transcends those task-focussed algorithms.
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Wakana said the issue of drug prices transcends political party lines.
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What you experienced was a variety of rudeness that transcends demographics.
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The American presidency transcends the individuals who occupy the Oval Office.
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And, of course, the long-term psychic damage transcends the physical.
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Through the playful tension that ensues, the drawing transcends simple mimesis.
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That's such a higher purpose and transcends more than just my unit.
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The acceptance transcends borders and barriers, it's the warmth that Latinos have.
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While conservative groups have been most vocal, the debate transcends party lines.
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Sesay: I think she is one of those people who transcends race.
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In the final accounting, we are talking about something that transcends money.
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Scientific institutions have typically been granted an authority that transcends partisan opinion.
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Like any pop culture relic of 2007, Georgia Rule transcends appropriate taste.
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You can see how that's a conflict of interest that transcends politics.
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Diversity in the workplace is an idea that transcends our observable characteristics.
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The city is distraught because the death of Jose Fernandez transcends sports.
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But for Kim, information transparency is an issue that transcends disciplinary boundaries.
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She captured something universal and timeless enough that it transcends all that.
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In my opinion, style is sober, simple, and transcends time and age.
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Decentralization also provides an inherent form of security that transcends technological advancement.
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Jahaberdeen says Malaysia needs a common objective that transcends race and religion.
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But a second factor transcends such questions: the tectonics of British politics.
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How do you address a global technology that transcends borders and language?
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That shared permanent interest in dismantling the Washington establishment transcends Washington's beltway.
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"I think this transcends politics and country lines," Langford tells Fox News.
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Baseball, like any other sport, transcends the hacks who write about it.
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"It kind of transcends time in terms of the workmanship," she added.
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The hilarity of Derry Girls is so powerful that it transcends language.
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But the power of these stories transcends any one genre or element.
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In this respect, the exhibition transcends thorny questions of identity and nationhood.
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Tellingly, their famously energetic live show transcends the negativity of the record.
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While the internet transcends borders, payments — dictated by fiat currencies — do not.
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" Michelle Obama retweeted a quote from Bush, writing, "Sometimes truth transcends party.
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It transcends all sections of society, the older generation and the kids.
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This is cinema that takes inspiration from painting but transcends it, too.
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However, the President's conduct in this case transcends maladministration or abusive conduct.
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Matsuyama has a puckish sense of humor that transcends the language barrier.
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This injustice transcends party affiliation and is a problem that cannot wait.
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Your background pushes you to construct a worldview that transcends the tribal.
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Their violence transcends a simple bout of physical brutality between two superheroes.
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"Thom's art transcends the contemporary," a drooling Guadagnino said in a statement.
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Overall, the film transcends when it taps into its own power of representation.
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It just transcends politics and becomes about who we are as a country.
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As Teddy Roosevelt once said, "Debunking fake quotes on the internet transcends politics."
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But abortion opponents say the fetus's right to life transcends all other rights.
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And that's where the aftermath of XXXtentacion's death transcends his own personal life.
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Anna Wintour is a public figure that transcends the realm of fashion editorial.
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And as an adaptation, it corrects and transcends the book it's based on.
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For the most part, Blade Runner 2049's style transcends issues of substance.
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"Gender discrimination really transcends all boundaries, regardless of geography, race, religion," she said.
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The public's right to know about the operations of government transcends partisan politics.
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Atmosphere transcends logic; Mr. Lugosi's pronouncements notwithstanding, music is more important than dialogue.
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This is a moral obligation — a human rights issue — that transcends political parties.
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Perhaps more surprisingly, the fondness of Canadians for Mr. Obama transcends party lines.
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The steak is one-dimensional; the stew transcends the sum of its parts.
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The affection for Bernie Sanders among the young transcends even certain racial divisions.
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Today, Jonny transcends being a character, or even being confined to a man.
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Because you know that art transcends the self, don't you DJ Finchy. Yes.
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As Aoi Senju points out, this desire transcends party politics and climate denial.
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Real health care transcends economics and delves into the social and community realms.
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" The CEO said he hopes Chef grows and "transcends numerous US presidential administrations.
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"It kind of transcends the racial tripping and the gang tripping," Williams said.
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Nebulous, hazy, foggy, dreamy, whimsical, and paranoid, Neptune blurs lines and transcends reality.
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Some biblical passages remain foundational in my life — guidance whose poetry transcends faith.
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And this thinking — that Trump's victory transcends economic issues — shouldn't be a surprise.
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Modern white nationalism has a common history and a common language that transcends borders.
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And it transcends all the boundaries, all the racial and sexual and cultural boundaries.
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Love is the one thing we experience that transcends dimensions of time and space.
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It doesn't abandon the mobile model, but in its best moments, it transcends it.
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Yes, our magic transcends borders and is sprinkled all over the City of Light.
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Sometimes a product transcends purely objective reasoning and is great just because it is.
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From Bill Clinton to Donald Trump to Harvey Weinstein, misogyny transcends party and ideology.
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There's a reason they are irresistible: Their innate happiness transcends time, distance, and familiarity.
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The Bahai believe in a "oneness of humanity", which transcends racial and class divides.
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The spirit of this bridge transcends race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, and social status.
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Another thing that transcends race or national boundaries is Ray Liotta's penetrating blue eyes.
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They say don't meet your heroes, but I think Bruce sort of transcends that.
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Sara believes there is an order to the world that transcends the explainable: serendipity.
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The new series of Twin Peaks is a game that transcends the traditional mystery.
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Durant transcends rationale, and putting him in the top ten isn't close to crazy.
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What hasn't changed, though, is that BPM transcends its status as a music festival.
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For an hour or so, he transcends the terrifying chaos of America Right Now.
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We think this transcends Paris and administrations and is really for a longer view.
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Anti-Americanism is a form of Middle Eastern nationalism that transcends borders, even religion.
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There is a category, which transcends class, of people who want to forge ahead.
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Sending aid to our poorest districts is a policy proposal that transcends party lines.
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A party has to stand for something that transcends the immediate or the visceral.
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For us, Jerusalem transcends politics, and is infused into our religious and cultural DNA.
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"Sadly this issue transcends borders and affects Indigenous women throughout the Americas," Monenerkit continued.
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It transcends style and is a time capsule of all of our greatest milestones.
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But the U.M.B.C. Cinderella story transcends athletics, and has been decades in the making.
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" Mr. Roscic described Mr. Jordan as a conductor who "transcends national schools or specialties.
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She has the ability to be that wrestler, that icon that transcends the sport.
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He kind of transcends all the petty quarrels of most of the other characters.
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For standard female candidates they found "unsettling examples" of pigeonholing; but Hillary transcends this.
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Fortunately, this remains a priority that transcends partisanship, even in the current political climate.
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It's the kind of football maneuver that transcends fandom and goes down in history.
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But a gift for friendship that transcends circumstance, for recognizing kinship wherever it blooms?
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The best phone is a powerful idea that potentially transcends narrow cost-benefit analysis.
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Vince Junior has, from the very beginning, sought to create a storyworld that transcends matches and programs, character functions and story lines, television channels and the internet and, to be hyperbolic, which seems completely appropriate in the WWE realm, transcends time itself.
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Part of it is the cultural stigma of addiction, which transcends racial lines and demographics.
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The mythic quality of "order versus chaos," as a narrative, transcends any place or time.
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With iOS 11, the iPad fully transcends the criticism that it's just a giant iPhone.
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Like big dick energy, which isn't defined by someone's genitalia, horse girl energy transcends gender.
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It's a machine that's been passed down generations, and its utility transcends geography and culture.
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This is an issue that "transcends party labels and ideological differences," he told LGBT Weekly.
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Her popularity undoubtedly transcends Instagram by now, but we're still wondering: is this worth it?
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The sketch is a perfect rendering of Beyoncé's place as a superstar who transcends labels.
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One web design solution that transcends this issue is the RapidWeaver 8 app for Mac.
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" Former first lady Michelle Obama retweeted the op-ed Monday, adding, "Sometimes, truth transcends party.
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Check out his work, and you'll see the appeal of a teeny kitten transcends time.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Can we make art that transcends petty terrestrial concerns?
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Addressing this vulnerability in a lasting way transcends simply understanding the scientific or engineering dimensions.
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What I'm hoping to do is make something so beautiful that it transcends these chambers.
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The dance craze is a moment of connection, of joy, of culture that transcends language.
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There's an infinite knowledge of wisdom that you already have that transcends all this programming.
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The love that we have for each other transcends all political parties, views and stances.
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The Duggar family has a unique family wedding tradition that transcends three generations of women.
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Modine transcends that genre just as Kubrick transcended every genre he tackled as a filmmaker.
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It's nice to act as though basic income is an idea that transcends ideological lines.
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The way producers pitch-shift vocals into rhythmic squeals of melody transcends language and borders.
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Aretha Franklin was an artistic genius and trailblazer whose gift to the world transcends time.
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Cybersecurity is an issue that transcends political parties – and we hope it can remain bipartisan.
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She transcends the dreary impression, endemic to most institutional critique, of preaching to a choir.
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McMurry attempted to cast his candidacy as one that transcends party and politics on Saturday.
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It's an intelligent, tender record that transcends quintessential emo; the sound is more mature somehow.
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For Bollmann, Hillsong's message of welcome is one that transcends the specifics of its theology.
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Yet Houston insists that its desire for Big 21.5 membership transcends football, and even sports.
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"VR hardware is constantly improving, and virtual reality storytelling is something that transcends the hardware."
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This is where Mockingbird ultimately transcends its flaws and becomes part of American myth itself.
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But the show's charms reveal themselves as the relationship between the leads transcends those priors.
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"As the saint of ecology and the environment, St Francis transcends all religions," said Enzo.
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But the Golan Heights remains an important issue that transcends the country's deep political divide.
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It's a feeling that transcends material things, like a big, fluffy blanket for your soul.
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As with Wagner, we wonder whether Bess's act confirms or transcends stereotypes of feminine devotion.
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Political authority is required to implement an economic development model that transcends the current depression.
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Sometimes, though, the company transcends the sweet spot and delivers something of really incredible value.
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But where we take the relationship, it just transcends the boundaries of space and time.
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Later on, they take on a distinct style, tone, palette, and energy that transcends medium.
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It belongs to Nourse, who coined a phrase so evocative that it transcends any fictional context.
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"At Lush we believe that love transcends gender," says Brandi Halls, Lush's director of brand communications.
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Pay inequality transcends most industries, but the situation is particularly critical in the case of tech.
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He has done so primarily by establishing a chemistry with Kane that transcends the language barrier.
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I hope that people see that there is an America that transcends red and blue states.
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Legend - Today, she is revered as the greatest and her influence transcends the game of tennis.
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The hope is that this music transcends any sort of inherent Americanness associated with the genre.
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The second approach is to be associated with an ethical mission, whose importance transcends diplomatic niceties.
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Eggs are perhaps the only foodstuff that transcends the dietary restrictions and taste aesthetics across borders.
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There can be understood to be something that transcends race, as a citizen with no race.
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Spanning nearly four decades, Day-Lewis' career has touched an audience that transcends any one generation.
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Having a computer tell you what you want is a market niche that transcends national boundaries.
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There's always a sense of relief when a band that you love transcends greatness into otherworldliness.
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The punk-to-metal connection transcends tourmates, it's embedded in the musicians' own resumes as well.
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None transcends the genre, though Banks's steady hand doles out comedy and action in agreeable proportion.
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The very notion of a relationship that transcends mercenary self-interest may be alien to Icahn.
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But even they have the same important goal that transcends partisanship: They need to be right.
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Instead of seeking surrogates for God, they try to acquiesce in something that transcends human understanding.
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They don't think about voter contact as a long-term relationship that transcends particular electoral cycles.
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Ms. Cobbs, especially: Her ballad "Jesus Saves," with piano and three chorus singers, transcends most conventions.
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This is a matter of climate justice and human rights that transcends the boundaries of countries.
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You see, Agalloch was special; they were—are—loved in a way that transcends typical fandom.
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Maybe that transcends all genres but specifically in country, it's just not something women talk about.
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Ultimately, the series is an investigation into freedom that transcends the specifics of time and place.
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Ruiz told The Hill that the relationship between the two countries transcends the current political climate.
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This matter of openness, as I see it, transcends policy and enters the realm of principle.
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One marvels at a sort of uniformity in this quiet collection that transcends theme, setting, subject.
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Some of the best art transcends, and not in the all lives matter sort of way.
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It's important to remember that the focus of black liberation work transcends typical neoliberal policy proposals.
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He is Tim Tebow, a former Heisman Trophy winner and N.F.L. quarterback whose celebrity transcends sports.
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A great leather jacket will age well, especially with a simple silhouette that transcends seasonal trends.
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This must be an enduring collaboration that transcends local election cycles and is strengthened over time.
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The idea behind that organization is that space travelers make up a community that transcends borders.
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Against those measures, none of these candidates has a stellar campaign that transcends the party's divisions.
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This is a piece of compassionate, common sense legislation that improves public health and transcends party.
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The company wants to establish itself as a premium brand that transcends its electric powertrain technology.
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The style of the victory restored McGregor&aposs global star appeal, which transcends mixed martial arts.
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"Hold On" transcends the limitations of Being Drake because it doesn't rely on gimmicks or trends.
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The battle against climate change is supposed to be so important that it transcends petty politics.
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Some Democrats also argue that the moral case for impeaching Trump transcends any political calculation. Rep.
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So I think there's an enduring friendship and solidarity there that transcends politics, to be honest.
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It transcends politically divisive issues like Israel's occupation of the territories Palestinians claim for a state.
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But he hopes for a better future: one that transcends his own life on this earth.
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Lots of people come talk with me about an open internet — that transcends partisan politics and analysis.
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"It's a story that transcends the boxing world," director Ben Younger told CNN recently via e-mail.
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But Michelle Obama took to Twitter, in support of Laura Bush , to say, 'Sometimes truth transcends party.
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Reporting on a monster that transcends time and space, Earther explored the personification of the climate crisis.
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This is an issue that really transcends all of the labels that we put on one another.
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His flap with Mr. Trump is about immigration, and to Francis the issue transcends any campaign cycle.
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Monumental Journey highlights how he is both a product of them and, at least occasionally, transcends them.
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At its most subtle and provocative, religiously-inspired commentary on worldly matters transcends the conventional secular categories.
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Many South Africans are ignorant of the basics of personal finance, a trait that transcends income levels.
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"For me, one trend that transcends all seasons and all weather is... "Converse: They're timeless and classic.
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It's safe to say that Russia's continued attempts to influence the American electoral process transcends partisan politics.
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"It's so important, it's a story about identity and roots, a love that transcends continents" he said.
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You, Pisces, sense that bigger picture of dissolution and return, a wholeness that transcends the human life.
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I don't know if that is indicative of the time, I think that kind of transcends time.
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In all seriousness, Trump's presidency transcends politics and it's dangerous to frame it as Republican vs. Democrat.
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Space transcends political boundaries, but access to it is still subject to decisions made here on Earth.
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That, I think, brings it home even more -- how it transcends all this cultural difference and everything.
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The Berkshire Hathaway CEO added, however, the U.S. has a "secret sauce" that transcends any one president.
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But above all we must be united in pursuing the one goal that transcends every other consideration.
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Maybe that's just how it is to live a life that transcends what's written on the page.
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Helmed by former Gorgoroth drummer Einar Selvik, the Wardruna has garnered attention that transcends past metallic association.
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But for now, Kolzow and McMillan have an even greater bond that transcends the bounds of biology.
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Nothing transcends politics in the most political body in the world, and pretending otherwise won't change it.
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The fact that the crisis transcends political affiliation has allowed the administration to act in unprecedented ways.
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I suspect Yang is closer to the mark, that Trump's larger than life persona transcends these metrics.
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This kind of judicial pragmatism transcends the typical labels the media seek to place on the justices.
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And her strength in this age group transcends race and ethnicity, income and education level, polls show.
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In a way, it just transcends a lot of politics and cultural boundaries and race and gender.
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Reese Witherspoon transcends type, elevating her morally ambiguous brown-noser wheelhouse to a characterization that's nearly operatic.
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I believe Christian faith is strongest when it transcends the talking points of Republicans and Democrats alike.
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It transcends tribal loyalty — many Liverpool fans are part of the Everton programs — and represents, instead, permanence.
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Marshall's contribution to on-the-road photography is unique, and transcends both the genre and the medium.
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In her last act, Lily transcends her mistakes, and I've never managed to read it without sobbing.
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The team, he said, has given him a drive that transcends the time he spends in sneakers.
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McManus, a veritable master of misdirection, plots a whodunit so deftly that it transcends the YA label.
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But they point to an underlying global dysfunction, one that transcends political parties and styles of government.
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Trump's stranglehold on the GOP transcends facts, because they need to please Trump to stay in power.
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It also commands a degree of attention and focus that, some said, transcends their on-field demands.
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"For me, this moment transcends Michael Jackson," Winfrey said before a studio audience of sexual abuse survivors.
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Don't worry, you'll never fully grasp how the world transcends you and your ability to describe it.
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"Our sisterhood transcends politics," Pressley said, calling her endorsement "relational" given her decade of friendship with Warren.
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Clinton on Friday argued that economic growth is an issue that transcends both party and ideological lines.
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The opioid crisis transcends geographical and ideological boundaries, so Congress appears ready to act across party lines.
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But that feeling transcends politics, she said, and her artistic practice is primarily guided by her emotions.
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The Trump administration has led the way in confronting China, an agenda that transcends its internal fissures.
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With each participant assigned to a room, the work transcends the house's frayed condition with quiet aplomb.
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As it transcends and filters into a company, that's how you first focus on product-market fit.
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And the more I thought about that, the more I realized that great art transcends its circumstances.
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Book Club transcends the banality of those stories, though, because it takes these women's lives so seriously.
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Not that it's better or worse, but it's just a natural evolution coming to, like it transcends language.
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It's important to understand how Pavlensky's political activism transcends the accusations of exhibitionism often leveled by his critics.
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Or that this year it invested heavily in anime, a genre that demonstrably transcends both geography and demographics.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Man, soccer is not about scoring, it&aposs called a beautiful game because it transcends goals.
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Turns out, the human desire to bestow importance via branded tchotchkes transcends and unifies all sorts of cultures.
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According to her foes, it reveals a thirst for power that redeems any heartbreak and transcends all humiliation.
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She never transcends beyond tropes that position her in relation to the men she shares the screen with.
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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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Consider a place that transcends hotel omelette bar cuisine and doesn't make you choose between fries and salad.
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Online gamers have created a global culture and community that transcends every terrestrial border of language and politics.
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In an election season marked by animosity, egos and insults, this feud transcends media, politics and state lines.
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And yet, somehow the love transcends all of those gaps and that's really what the film is about.
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The argument that the state's Republican candidate is not worthy of its Senate seat transcends normal political lines.
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The Iranian artist and activist Morehshin Allahyari is currently working on a project that transcends continents and centuries.
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" They added that the issue "transcends partisan politics" and pushed Republicans to "join us to defend the Constitution.
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Bush's words a simple but ringing endorsement: "Sometimes truth transcends party," Obama, a Democrat tweeted later on Monday.
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President Obama says the sacrifices of America's military veterans transcends the divides that sometimes erupt in U.S. politics.
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"Above all we must be united in pursuing the one goal that transcends every other consideration," Trump said.
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WINBERG SAYS U.S. SHALE BOOM WILL CONTINUE, U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST IN DEVELOPING FOSSIL FUELS TRANSCENDS BI-PARTISAN DIVIDE
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The emails, messages and tweets directed at me reflect this — a disturbing nationwide trend that transcends any individual.
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Third, government needs to be organized to address a threat that transcends the jurisdiction of any one agency.
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For many, the desire to meet these questions with a restorative approach transcends the politics of the moment.
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Out of this sweet parfait of emotions comes a sense of a common beauty that transcends individual beauty.
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That is because domestic violence transcends demographics such as gender, race and religion as well as socioeconomic status.
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I think that transcends any kind of "Sephardic" or "Ashkenazi" talk—it's just kind of what everybody eats.
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Occasionally, a prospect transcends baseball's economy of scale, breaking into the mainstream conversation before debuting in The Show.
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Paintings depicting Chaos, Order and Secret Writing by Allyson Grey vibrate in an essentialized worldview that transcends time.
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Like Doris Lessing, Joan Didion transcends both problems, offering an example of what a woman writer can do.
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Despite being rooted in the proggy electronic experimentations of that decade, the mood it conjures somehow transcends that.
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Achieving this sort of chiaroscuro can seem an artful and even artistic pursuit, one that transcends mere vanity.
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It's great to hear that, because that's what we believed from the beginning: that this story transcends race.
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On "Body Memory", she transcends the grief of her dissolved relationship, partly through finding solace in the environment.
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"We wanted to celebrate how this little character transcends boundaries," Mr. Mischer said by phone after the taping.
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This means that the difference in their cognitive abilities must have an explanation that transcends mere brain size.
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" Mr. Patterson added that he believed that the effort to find and capture Mr. Caro Quintero "transcends politics.
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In larger paintings, though, the sexual monomania transcends itself and flips over into an enthralling, almost innocent exuberance.
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"I think the NFL has a mythology now that transcends simply just watching games on television," Rosenstein said.
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It's reflective of a larger ideological fight that transcends race as a dividing line in the Democratic Party.
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Traton, Africa Airtel and GFG span defensive and cyclical sectors, suggesting the healthy scepticism transcends any single industry.
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Although rooted in Margate, "Arcade/Arcadia" far transcends that particular city to become relevant and urgent right now.
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Entertainment venues, he explained, are appealing targets because, even beyond the sheer number of people, their significance transcends borders.
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This fear transcends gender; their anxiety is that over time the rights of all vulnerable citizens will be eroded.
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If that's the case, be assured that The Death of All Things transcends death's embrace in absolutely monolithic terms.
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But process transcends purpose when Joe the exterminator says, 'I don't get paid unless you give me a 10.
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They do so by engendering a radical openness among large numbers of people and that experience transcends political loyalties.
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Shatter takes place in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where he transcends his body all together and turns into a spirit.
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Or maybe the first thing you see is "Jobs," since Steve transcends nearly every generational and socio-economic divide.
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"'A strong spirit transcends rules,' Prince once said -- and nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder, or more creative," Obama said.
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Once the email story becomes something the transcends the usual partisan channels, it becomes impossible to brush it off.
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"The beautiful game transcends borders and cultures," said an elated Carlos Cordeiro, president of the United States Soccer Federation.
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In his 20 years of life, Cameron Boyce made a lasting legacy that transcends the big and small screen.
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It'll sate your rich food cravings and present a kitchen challenge that transcends the average college student's culinary repertoire.
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Overweight and ruddy-cheeked, he is recognisable on sight as a lovable loser, a popular archetype that transcends religion.
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But in "Under Pressure," they will it to be something better, something grander, something that transcends what it is.
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And music is one of the few languages that actually transcends barriers, and it really does bridge the gap.
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Since pollution transcends boundaries, cleaner air in our national parks means cleaner air for all of us to breathe.
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But the nesting phenomenon transcends this restriction, allowing for the conclusion that Schmidt's patient's virus was older than Trahan's.
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Ensuring that competition works to consumers' benefit makes policing mergers among competitors a priority that transcends party and politics.
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The trend of immediately asking your mates for favours when they get a promotion transcends all cultural barriers, evidently.
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" Mindfulness: An Eight-Week Plan for Finding Peace in a Frantic World by Mark Williams "Pure awareness transcends thinking.
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It's not that she "transcends gender" or anything, but the character gets to exist without being marked by it.
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Saks might also believe that Barneys is that rare mercantile unicorn: a store that transcends the goods it sells.
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The commitment to deal with these issues is genuine and transcends the divisions we confront on many other issues.
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"'A strong spirit transcends rules,' Prince once said — and nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder or more creative," he added.
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But for those who believe that religious freedom transcends sexuality or creed, these incidents should be cause for concern.
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Combating human trafficking is an issue that transcends partisanship and ideology – and one that calls on our common humanity.
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Recognizing a shared interest in a healthy pluralism — one that transcends party lines — is one way to do this.
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The strength of our country has been that it transcends the fads, fevers and foul-ups of the moment.
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Tribalism among young men is something which transcends football, and there is something almost clannish about the casual lifestyle.
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The findings of both books also reveal a common politics of powerlessness that transcends some of the other differences.
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Millennials may be the most shortsighted with their spending habits, but saving money is a problem that transcends age.
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But he, too, transcends his role as the stable, economically beleaguered Eagle Scout, before he falls completely from grace.
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Against this backdrop, many writers say their beef with the agencies transcends their small, rarefied corner of the economy.
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There is panache to these styles, a sense of joy that transcends the sometimes stiff heritage they refer to.
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These moments can spur great ideas and help bring us together around smart conservation policy that transcends political affiliation.
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The watch, after all, has an "aesthetic that transcends simple time," said John Reardon, Christie's international head of watches.
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Mr. Alston's superb dancers shine especially brightly here, in particular Monique Jonas, whose panache transcends clichés of Hungarian spice.
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Politicians who insist on control over borders and immigration will be helped, even as the virus transcends borders easily.
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"La La Land" is so intent on its own credibility that it never transcends life as we know it.
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The fabric doubles over itself and grows into something larger that transcends the hackneyed homoerotic imagery found in pornography.
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The actual work of bioethicists transcends both the public and the clinical spheres, as described in the video above.
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"Deadly Premonition" is delightfully weird without feeling forced, a true charmer of a video game that transcends conventional standards.
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Displaying a combination of contemporary and 19th-century photographs, the exhibition transcends time with an amalgamation of puzzling images.
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"I think the evidence continues to come in, and I believe that with the President now saying that he is willing to break the law to win reelection ... that transcends partisanship, it transcends party lines and this is now about the rule of law in the United States of America," the congresswoman said.
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Fake news presents a profound challenge that transcends ideology, striking at the core of representative democracy: a sober, informed electorate.
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"Hijabi fashion — Muslim fashion — transcends the boundaries of religion and can be a source of enjoyment for anyone," she said.
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"I broke my rule", she explained, "because Mr Trump's behaviour transcends party politics" and his "hateful words" cannot go unmentioned.
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Yet MS-13 has flourished for almost four decades, largely because its reason for being transcends monetary or capital gain.
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But religion-watchers see a vast generational change which transcends political loyalty and will eventually embrace politically conservative youngsters too.
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But the album transcends mediocrity because her observations are so specific and strange, they still feel fresh 22 years later.
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" Obama's statement continued, "'A strong spirit transcends rules,' Prince once said – and nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder, or more creative.
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Can Bannon actually run a media company that transcends a small niche of the most nationalistic and pugilistic American conservatives?
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Except she does, and it's in her softer side that "6,741" finally transcends its "it was all a dream!" setup.
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Figure skating: Patricia Lockwood writes about figure skater Jason Brown and how his graceful movement transcends expectations of male skating.
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She also argued that Tuesday's election transcends both nominees and comes down to the issues voters care about the most.
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"Wet, Hot, Aristocratic Summer" examines America's enduring obsession with the British royals that transcends traditional political division in the states.
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Athens is the closest ally of Cyprus's Greek Cypriot-led government, a policy which transcends Greece's otherwise polarized political landscape.
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What we know: Elizabeth Warren has seized much of Bernie Sanders' youthful following, and her coalition transcends divisions over policy.
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This film about a music workshop held at a city jail only sometimes transcends its role as an awareness tool.
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It's hard to know if they're right, but easy to see why people's emotional investment in Texas transcends conservative politics.
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Generation Z and Millennials are quickly becoming the largest electoral bloc, and for us, climate change increasingly transcends partisan affiliation.
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Youth today are likely to possess a level of sophistication with their digital self-creation skills that transcends their parents'.
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Can Clinton build herself a second act that transcends the past scandals and the question of trust that they raise?
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I don't bring this up to suggest that the movie or my admiration for it in any way "transcends" race.
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The spiritual imperative transcends everything, rendering politics, and the pursuit of truth in the ordinary sense, superfluous or even dangerous.
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The fact that this weekend will take in a full Harvest moon means everything transcends to an even higher dimension.
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"We're in the business of building communities and helping people achieve their goals, something that transcends across borders," Mortensen said.
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The film captures up close the way violence transforms neighborhoods and families with an immediacy that transcends headlines or sensationalism.
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If "Inside the Rain" transcends clichés in this regard, it succumbs to them in others, especially its portrayal of women.
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Expressing his trademark optimism, the Dalai Lama argues for a universal ethic that transcends religion and could bind us together.
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Since becoming a mom, I've balanced it all into our family life and it all transcends naturally to my kids.
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It also produced some great music that transcends any misgivings one might have about how fans and critics framed it.
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The leaders of Mr. Modi's B.J.P. regularly vilify Muslims to forge a Hindu vote that transcends caste and language divisions.
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With a foot in each world, people along the border have developed a shared culture that transcends nationality and documentation.
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This can, expectedly, be a tall task for a company whose work force transcends geographic, socioeconomic, racial and educational lines.
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"The Nutty Professor" transcends mere pathology by placing that division within the cultural context of the Kennedy-Hefner-Sinatra era.
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It's a political work that transcends politics and reminds us: This is how life looks with human particularity left in.
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It's a political work that transcends politics and reminds us: This is how life looks with human particularity left in.
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But what transcends any specific news subject are comments, positive or negative, about how The Times interacts with its readers.
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Skin Deep As one of SoulCycle's top instructors, Stacey Griffith, 48, has a following that transcends likes on social media.
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Show Us Your Wall Lorna Thomas has filled her home with African-American pieces; she believes their beauty transcends categorization.
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His lesson — to dispense with preconceived notions and judge something on its merits — transcends Florida Georgia Line and music itself.
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The idea of getting money out of politics is extremely politically popular and transcends party lines, according to recent polling.
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Over the hours together, they discover a common humanity that transcends the social roles into which each had been slotted.
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Chris added that, while football is what originally brought the group together, membership of Yorkshire St. Pauli also transcends sport.
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His only hope to do that is to prove he transcends the power or perceived power of the government in Beijing.
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"While borders may separate us, our grief transcends them," El Paso Mayor Dee Margo said in a press conference on Monday.
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Directed by Sammy Shoots, the video for "Four Seasons" is NewAgeMuzik's Kamo and Prince's ode to a love that transcends climates.
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"Everyone is aware, when it comes to cultural awareness, or social awareness, he kind of transcends," Reed said at the time.
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But the impact that Tiger has had on the game, as well as the people who watch it, transcends the stats.
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Lately, he's aimed to create work that transcends that, though, examining areas of consciousness that are beyond the limits of identity.
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This cheese transcends the ages — it is as relevant to the contemporary dinner table as it was to ancient Roman banquets.
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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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Anna Wintour was an ideal ambassador, thanks to her instantly recognizable name and a leadership theme that transcends the MasterClass brand.
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But in fact, Merkel's appeal was always that of a woman who transcends the dogma of the program and coherent ideology.
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You wouldn't want to play hockey immediately after consuming such a sandwich—but then again, by now Gritty transcends the sport.
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For a lot of the parents and kids in the audience, The Smiths' music seems to be something that transcends generations.
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In that way, it sees Beyoncé assert her power as an artist with a clear message: she now transcends genre completely.
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For every regional rap favorite who transcends their hometown to achieve national fame, there are five who didn't quite make it.
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Both the Trump and the Brexit vote have been explained as a country versus city divide, yet the cleavage transcends geography.
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The meticulous attention to detail in recreating New York in the 1950s for the Amazon show transcends the usual nostalgic kitsch.
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There's a symbiotic thing with them that transcends, not just a romantic relationship, it's almost like they're joined at the hip.
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Finding that part of America that transcends race was part of the trick to the successful runs of several black candidates.
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Not a mawkish misery memoir, "Flat" records how a youthful couple tackles and transcends the daunting challenges of disease and treatment.
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"Bernie is leading a working-class movement to defeat Donald Trump that transcends generation, ethnicity, and geography," Omar said on Twitter.
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The outpouring of grief reflects General Suleimani's cultlike status in the country, which transcends political factions and grievances against the government.
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"Ten Meter Tower" may take place in Sweden, but we think it elucidates something essentially human, that transcends culture and origins.
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It's a banger so undeniably catchy and charismatic that it transcends his reputation, his comeback, and any possible comebacks to come.
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"At this point, March Madness has become a cultural moment that transcends beyond just the average college sports fan," Calle says.
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Just as Masterpiece Cakeshop is about far more than bakers and their creative expression, this case transcends the subject of abortion.
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It's her knottiest and most ambitious album, yet because of this it also transcends limitations that frequently arise in jazz song.
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Simmons calls his documentarian eye an "intuitive quality that transcends time," a befitting sentiment that his photographs reflect to a tee.
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Indeed, caste consciousness permeates the Indian cultural landscape and often transcends traditional religious boundaries, adversely impacting both Hindus and non-Hindus alike.
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It symbolizes a working-class past yet transcends it, making gingham a choice for models and celebrities as much as immigrant strivers.
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But presently, to Isaacs, Lorca's bigoted and parochial worldview was more about evoking a nationalist and isolationist ideology that transcends today's headlines.
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Theirs is an unbreakable bond that transcends distance and language, and feels worth every sacrifice they're forced to make along the way.
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"I'm very lucky he's so open to help and really preaching that family motto that certainly transcends throughout the company," he said.
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She believes in a higher power — something some people might call God — but believes that such a power transcends individual traditions' dogmas.
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Recently it's paved the way for something that transcends Bee Movie—something absurd, an artful and heroic exercise of futility and devotion.
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The proper case for a robust #NeverTrump effort thus has nothing to do with a weariness about presumptive nominees that transcends ideology.
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At the same time, the President-elect did inadvertently illustrate a broader point about national health and wellness that transcends his era.
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"Bernie is leading a working class movement to defeat Donald Trump that transcends generation, ethnicity and geography," said Omar in a statement.
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The band originates from Germany and yet they buit a song that transcends borders in the vibe, the melodies, and the vocals.
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The 39-year-old ex-banker has been drawing big crowds with an agenda he says transcends the classic left-right divide.
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To say that the film transcends that premise would be like saying SXSW has become a little commercial in the last decade.
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"We wanted to approach Caribbean music as a subject that transcends political and cultural frontiers," Galeano observes from his usual anthropological perspective.
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Over the last eight years, Obama and Biden have established what seems to be a real friendship that transcends obligation or work.
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If either candidate transcends his or her weakness in the debate, that candidate will win the debate and most likely the election.
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It is more interested in forging a shared identity that transcends the differences that normally divide Americans—race, partisanship, and even faith.
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Homeric in its crudity, in its liberating simplicity, it transcends epochs and borders, attaining a perverse immortality by its sheer, unrelenting evil.
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These days, policymakers are buzzing about tax reform, regulatory relief and more; but the theme that transcends them all is economic growth.
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This is a problem that transcends borders, and it requires multinational cooperation to craft solutions that foster competition and safeguard privacy online.
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But this belonging does not mean that we do not have a higher individual purpose that transcends the cycles of the world.
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The core challenge is that the world continues to focus on military tools to defeat a problem that transcends an armed challenge.
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Many of these signers were past political rivals now united on a commitment to national security that transcends party and ideological divides.
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But there's a risk they will find themselves in the midst of a revolution in antitrust thinking that transcends any one case.
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"But the image — with its carefully constructed composition and lack of narrative — has a timeless, universal quality that transcends its particular locale."
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But the market has long put an inherent value on gold and diamonds that transcends whatever nefarious purposes they can sometimes serve.
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A Quiet Passion is technically a biographical film about Emily Dickinson, but it transcends its genre to become something more like poetry.
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Though the caption tells us that the image was taken in Provincetown in 1947, it transcends any sense of time and place.
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It's a lesson that transcends just my job: nothing is ever perfect, but it won't be anything if you don't do it.
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The festival is billed as a music event, but the service it provides transcends the exceptional diasporic talent put before its crowd.
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And although they rap in their native tongue, thankfully the power of feminism transcends language (while even Google Translate has its limits).
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This is where the film transcends its algorithmic plotline and, like clouds parting, reveals a piercingly vivid truth about friendship between girls.
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In creating works that know no confines, seamlessly bridging idea and concept, teamLab transcends not just boundaries, but the "real world" itself.
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With life-like representation of animals, sensual humans, and patterns with a historic bent, Korean illustrator Dani Soon transcends typical hyperrealistic drawings.
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The romance of King's legacy transcends the national holiday and extends throughout the year -- especially in black churches and on college campuses.
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Mr. Lek, who said he escaped genocide and poverty because America opened its doors to him, believes that human generosity transcends politics.
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But for those who keep going, this look at how familial love transcends time, space and consequence will offer an enormous payoff.
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Buddhism teaches detachment from desire as a means to end suffering, yet there are limits to how much one transcends these distractions.
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The tableau, well-meaning though it is, enshrines Miranda as a white savior who transcends divisions and a painful history through art.
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In lots of quirky ways, the new Revolution Hotel in Boston's South End transcends its budget niche with a generously hip aesthetic.
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One flaw that Fiennes never transcends is Ivenko, a dancer with a Russian company who slides off the screen when not onstage.
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We've seen a major rise in white nationalism across Europe as well, so we know that this type of hatred transcends borders.
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Through the shared experience of a struggle for freedom and democracy, Hong Kongers have formed a robust political community that transcends generations.
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Although Cooper and Teresa Wright played Lou and Eleanor Gehrig chastely, they created a truly loving, teasing, sweet relationship that transcends time.
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But to inspire the requisite pity and terror, Anna needs to exude a passion that eludes and transcends medical and social diagnosis.
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"Bernie is leading a working class movement to defeat Donald Trump that transcends generation, ethnicity and geography," she said in a statement.
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It's not that her work transcends the ages—though it easily could—but rather that her novels are rarely bound by setting.
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Putting more Americans on the path for promising new collar careers is an issue that unites our country and transcends partisan politics.
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Given this interconnectedness, Congress must grant any national commission on artificial intelligence a broad mandate that transcends narrow domestic and economic concerns.
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"Bernie is leading a working class movement to defeat Donald Trump that transcends generation, ethnicity, and geography," Omar said in a statement.
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It is a trend that transcends finance: In our fear of human error, we are putting an increasingly deep faith in technology.
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But then there are the other times, the times when the clothing transcends actual events and becomes a story of its own.
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His music—I deeply believe all good music transcends any categorization of race—at the same time, it's still incredibly Black music.
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It transcends seasons, you can create endless combinations, and I love learning the stories behind the pieces of those who wear them.
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Surprisingly, for all its potentially goofy vibe, and despite its sometimes unabashed earnestness, the best of this kind of art transcends kitsch.
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It really shows the non-partisan approach to this that regardless of political preferences or whatnot, it's an issue that really transcends that.
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In the eyes of Green Book's supporters, the movie is an inspiring account of an unlikely friendship that transcends race and class boundaries.
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"Sport transcends language," he said "We talked about how sports can be empowering especially how analytical fencing is as a sport," he added.
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She joked that Zak the Baker is so popular that the need to get a loaf of bread "transcends" any concerns about Zika.
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But even when the series falters, it treats us to a story that exemplifies the best of teenage dystopia, and transcends the worst.
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That's Twitter's essential power, which transcends financial statements and goes to the heart of how we now discover, consume, and interact with news.
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Margaret Atwood, another writer whose work transcends the boundaries of genre, has called her "one of the literary greats of the 20th century".
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Please remember, Mr. Trump, that the act of caring, of taking care of our fellow Americans, is a principle that transcends party lines .
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Probably, but then again, Justin Vernon positioned himself in a Kanye West-style of being so fucking pretentious that it actually transcends criticism.
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Hacktivism is now challenging international affairs, not only because it transcends borders, but also because it has become an instrument of national power.
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We all have that one friend who refuses to stay out of the spotlight, and it seems this craving for stardom transcends humans.
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It's possible for someone to be daddy in one scenario and decidedly not daddy in another, and the concept of "daddy" transcends gender.
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Lithe, hirsute, and completely armless, Böttner's eroticized body has a mermaid-like quality that transcends gendered limitations and features extensively in her work.
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Used with a pure intention, music is medicine for the soul…the truest and purest form of communication that transcends languages and cultures.
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It only sometimes transcends its role as an awareness tool and reveals the texture and detail that long-term documentary filming can produce.
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But Hogarth knows better: the robot is capable of learning and growing, and it ultimately transcends its intended purpose and becomes a superhero.
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They know it is a joke because, on the table, Devio transcends his age, defeating opponents twice his size and 50 years younger.
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Occasionally, a particular year transcends its function as a temporal marker to become shorthand for all the tumult that occurred within its parameters.
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That shows that the damage caused to the U.S. economy transcends, by far, Germany's surplus of $3403 billion on American trades in 2017.
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As someone who would not spend too many afternoons watching race cars, Formula E is still thrilling in a way that transcends sport.
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"This is something that transcends politics," Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said at the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) media summit on Tuesday.
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Afropunk is most often advertised as a music festival, but the service it provides transcends even the astounding talent put before its crowd.
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Mr. Lek, who said he escaped Cambodia's genocide and poverty because America opened its doors to him, believes that human generosity transcends politics.
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Then we enter our 30s and suddenly feel immense pressure to get married and procreate or have some phenomenal career that transcends it.
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But he has commendable restraint, and his latest film, "I Remember You," transcends genre pyrotechnics even as it incorporates elements of Nordic noir.
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"His work is universal, and it transcends the traditional market," argued David Galperin, head of Sotheby's contemporary art evening auctions in New York.
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Art doesn't liberate everyone equally; it tends to reflect the biases of the culture that produced it as often as it transcends them.
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The European Union has been a unifying force that transcends the bitter divisions between Catholics and Protestants that have long bedeviled Northern Ireland.
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"Handsome Devil" transcends its well-worn classroom drama routine once the characters' sexual identities become a talking point instead of a schoolyard taunt.
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While based in São Paulo, PCC's reach transcends borders, crossing over to countries where other criminal organizations haven't taken charge, InSight Crimes says.
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There's a particular song the bard sings after they first meet that's really resonated in a way that transcends the show's own popularity.
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Expect to see a GOP plan that transcends the national controversies around health care by allowing states to be the big decision-makers.
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The movement transcends the red-yellow divide in Thai politics and "has actually spread into a conflict between generations and values", he said.
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So it's important to catch and hold on to the moments when Twitter transcends its daily dumbness and achieves moments of surreal, heady collaboration.
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It transcends countries, cultures, generations, and operating systems; just about anyone, whether a native speaker of English, Arabic, Japanese, or Russian, can become fluent.
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Heeger and Hayes both pointed out the sterile neutrino problem transcends neutrino physics, calling in know-how from other particle physicists and nuclear physicists.
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Our policies may seem broad, but that is because we apply them consistently and fairly to a community that transcends regions, cultures, and languages.
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Likarion Wainaina's debut feature about a nine-year-old girl with terminal cancer plays out with a tonal range that transcends its bleak premise.
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This action now literally, literally transcends these stupid laws that are on the books, passed by Congress, signed into law by a previous president.
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Urban emphasized over email that he sees privacy as a universal value that â€" just like his customer base â€" transcends the partisan divide.
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The issue transcends party lines: Republicans and Democrats have been victims to foreign cyberattacks and hacking, and it's imperative Congress enact a FSIA exception.
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The hackers-versus-suits mythos transcends any specific story: it's as universally recognized as (when it's not outright crossed with) Tolkien's orcs and elves.
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Storer admits, sweating amid a long afternoon of shooting in the desert sun, that his deep motivation transcends beyond just a new website redesign.
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Bannerless, a new novel by Carrie Vaughn, subverts all of this, and in the process, transcends an otherwise light plot and limited world-building.
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"The installation transcends the actual event of the earthquake," he added, "and offers a place of reflection and healing for all kinds of loss."
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For "V," Rylander is working alongside Echo Society art director Anthony Ciannamea to delivery intricately choreographed visual experience that transcends the Ace's opulent architecture.
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But supporters of the Alabama ban said the right to life of the unborn child transcends other rights, an idea they would like tested.
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In this way, Newton's breakout season both transcends the stats and conforms to the late Supreme Court justice Potter Stewart's famous definition of pornography.
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What I came to realize this past week is that Egypt's culture withstands and transcends disruptions whether driven by politics, economics, hatred or envy.
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In a clip from the interview taped Wednesday, Oprah says "Leaving Neverland" transcends Michael ... and speaks to a larger societal issue regarding sexual abuse.
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But no matter which side of the spectrum you gravitate toward, let's get one thing straight: The rainbow highlighter from Chaos Makeup transcends trends.
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The final ECJ ruling could set a precedent for how far EU court powers can be applied to online content that transcends national borders.
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While Siri seems to want us to believe she transcends human concepts of existentialism and social systems, they have been coded into her design.
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But with June's arc, The Handmaid's Tale is just circling back around and embracing the story of the Special Woman Who Transcends the Patriarchy.
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Nearly 50 percent of them are female, and certainly gaming transcends all forms of culture and gender and background, both socioeconomic and ethnic background.
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Instead they attribute it to a growing appreciation for cultural and linguistic diversity in the age of globalisation—a trend that transcends Scotland's borders.
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While most know that this scourge transcends state lines and socio-economic classes, few fully comprehend the international nature of the current opioid epidemic.
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Her line of black-only, atelier-produced items aims to help you create and maintain a versatile wardrobe that transcends occasion, climate, and culture.
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In doing so, they forged a mutual respect that transcends party affiliation—and as a result, they speak well of each other in public.
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He falls head over heels for Laila, convinced that theirs is a love that transcends social barriers and the enmity between their illustrious families.
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The bill from Burr and Feinstein will face tough odds in Congress this year, given the stark divide over encryption that transcends party lines.
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But he said the field's fame transcends its hue — and for that reason a consumer could confuse any non-green field with Boise State's.
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The meeting offers a rare opportunity to set aside ideology and affirm a commitment to a religious liberty that transcends nationality, sexuality, and creed.
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Establishing a universal baseline for citizenship pushed the country far closer toward the ideal of an American citizenry that transcends race, class, and caste.
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In a year that is sure to be fraught with contentious legislative debate and endless political posturing, this is an issue that transcends partisanship.
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The researchers observed altruistic behavior that is linked to a "general benevolence dimension," which increases with age and transcends factors like gender or wealth.
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I understand, on the other hand, that public employees have a role that transcends what's personal, and as such, we're responsible for our actions.
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I think that music is a complete language of its own that really transcends the need for the current languages that we've been taught.
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To "personalize" means to violate some (often unstated) ideal of disembodied thought — to fall short of a rationality that transcends all our little lives.
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Probably the most complete American theater auteur of his generation, Maxwell is most interested in the calm that follows and transcends the annihilating storm.
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Google's hardware is rarely bad, but it also often lacks that "last mile" of user experience where a gadget transcends itself and becomes cherished.
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Mr. Trump, he said, has "an obligation to the mission and the assignment that transcends the people who came with" him in the campaign.
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" The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that Hebron's designation as a World Heritage site "transcends geography, religion, politics and ideology.
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But the writing, bolstered by Mr. Pendleton's poignant performance, transcends the chuckles as it depicts a man staring at the abyss of his failure.
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And since he didn't note that his motto transcends the written word, we're just going to assume he didn't really understand the question. 7.
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It is crucial that we somehow find a unified bipartisan approach to this emergent crisis, one that transcends American political infighting and electoral posturing.
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He transcends humanity by becoming more like a god, which makes him realize that human rules and human limitations no longer apply to him.
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Luck, he admits, had something to do with it, too — though Sandler's kind of luck transcends even the stock fantasy of the big break.
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That she continued performing and producing new work for the next two decades is a testament to a talent that transcends age and time.
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Like "The king is dead, long live the King," the investigations here serve a purpose that transcends any one individual or law enforcement entity.
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That's a really important part of creativity—to be humble and try to make something that transcends, that's smarter and wiser than you are.
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For Da Prato, the musical appetizer plays a crucial role in establishing a social dynamic that transcends the commercialized way we often consume food.
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I can only hope that readers whose sense of humanity transcends the narrow interests of a nation-state will reject this culture of defamation.
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Evans says he is a man who is undeniably Jewish, a genius who understands his culture but also transcends his tradition with gem-like parables.
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"People want and benefit from personalized experiences on Facebook, but we know there is reporting that transcends individual experience," Facebook said in a blog post.
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But Toni Erdmann doesn't push the satire too hard, mostly focusing on its central father-daughter relationship, which certainly transcends members of the European Union.
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So much of Philip and Elizabeth's worry about Paige's relationship with Matthew obviously transcends the typical "teen daughter starts dating" concerns that many parents have.
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Sufism transcends sectarian divides in the religion, and is loathed by Islamic fundamentalists, many of whom have attacked Sufi shrines and killed imams and worshipers.
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We've built something that's so iconic, and I think it transcends any of the members so I can certainly see me not being there, seriously.
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The versatility of orange is also seen in how easily it transcends seasons — from a vibrant summer color to a muted terracotta for autumnal dressing.
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But whatever she chooses, it's past time for her to project some kind of agenda that transcends just the fact that she's not Donald Trump.
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But the puzzle game transcends its clear inspiration with almost impossibly detailed hand-drawn art and animations that make it a joy to keep playing.
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Then again, not everyone has tried the kind of bath bomb that turns your tub into an experience so heavenly, it transcends personal-hygiene preferences.
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But by the end of the episode, he transcends the apathy of the business world and moves on to outright slavery and torture for profit.
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Love's importance to skateboarding and the city itself transcends the red lettered sign designed by Robert Indiana—it was a symbol of a shared passion.
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Unable to see outside himself and value the system that transcends one presidency or one moment, Trump sacrifices the future for the sake of himself.
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She voted for Trump, and she hopes that in his speech, he transcends blame and comes up with a concrete plan to bring down prices.
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Do the Democrats think they've presented a clear and convincing enough message to the voters that transcends the individual personalities running in any given election?
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"The beautiful thing about science is that it transcends the political issues," said Ana Luz Porzecanski, director of the museum's Center for Biodiversity and Conservation.
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Religious groups are even better at absorbing attacks, Professor Jordan found, because their appeal is based on a shared identity that transcends any individual leader.
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"The heritage of this property transcends its celebrity, and to have the opportunity to serve as its steward would be a true privilege," he said.
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Dr. Greg Dewey, the president of Albany College, told Business Insider that the role of a pharmacist transcends what you might expect from the profession.
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At its core, Friends is a show about relationships — platonic, caring, romantic — and that's the singular concept that transcends generations and pulls in new audiences.
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The Obamas: Michelle Obama tweeted Monday: "Sometimes truth transcends party" in response to a Sunday night tweet from Bush's account that included the op-ed.
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When survivors have married or, like Laxmi Saa, become mothers, they've not only defied their perpetrators' intentions but also shown that beauty transcends the physical.
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While only in French, the app transcends language with photos and maps, giving users license to duck down alleyways as if on a scavenger hunt.
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In a country where dozens of ethnic groups interact, we have developed a cuisine that transcends tribal boundaries, recipes that can be considered national dishes.
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Oatly is a phenomenon that transcends both dietary restrictions — about 65 percent of the global population has some degree of lactose intolerance — and ethical concerns.
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Neither Brinson nor Monken is looking past a Navy team in a rivalry that members of each military institution say transcends records or bowl invitations.
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Every piece is perfectly tailored and, as worn by Mr. Redford, transcends the Ivy League associations to look more rugged all-American than college prep.
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While it is sometimes misunderstood as a sect of Islam, it is actually a broader style of worship that transcends sects, directing followers' attention inward.
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The gleaming ranks of planes on the tarmac in Addis Ababa embody the dream of national carriers—and hint at a future which transcends them.
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Now is the moment for a new establishment to organize, to address the spirit of alienation that gave rise to Trump, but which transcends him.
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President Trump should jettison the obstructionists and ideological purists and put his efforts into forging a new nationalist coalition that transcends the old fault lines.
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That said, I have found that a board member can create value in a way that transcends the specifics of each company and its leaders.
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" Obama rendered one of Prince's most memorable quotes: "A strong spirit transcends rules," while adding that no one's spirit "was stronger, bolder, or more creative.
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" The country star went on to praise the couple for their shared commitment to Habitat for Humanity over the years, which transcends "any political agenda.
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They make caskets for families who believe that life transcends death and that the deceased will continue with his or her profession in the afterlife.
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But the Biden story brings up an even more enduring question that transcends the Trump presidency and goes right to the heart of government itself.
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By relying on images, Instagram opens the door to change in a way that transcends language and age, said Marne Levine, Instagram's chief operating officer.
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But for some, muting Michael Jackson -- a still-beloved pop icon whose music transcends boundaries of age, race and geography -- is a much thornier prospect.
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In a period of relentless news, it's a relief to come across thought-provoking analysis that transcends the 18/7 cycle to illuminate the present.
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"The climate change question transcends politics and concerns the preservation of our livelihood, dignity and the only planet on which we all live," he continued.
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This truth transcends nations and peoples — a belief that isn't new; that isn't black or white or brown; that isn't Christian, or Muslim or Jew.
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Also understanding what genuinely transcends race or any other categorization: appreciating that which was universal in the pain and the struggle and the human experience.
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Within a month, he was on the big club and thus began a run of pitching so stupefying that it transcends the usual caveats of length.
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But the project transcends its escape room and video game influences, turning a well-known format into a dramatic and emotional experience that is utterly unique.
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I know that it is meant for children, but it is one of those books that transcends age and is both entertaining and relevant to all.
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One of the striking features of America's ideological landscape is the fact that the liberal-conservative divide transcends everything else, including deep theological or metaphysical differences.
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In the sickly sweet coffee drink, known in grating shorthand as the PSL, Starbucks has created a social phenomenon that transcends a relatively simple caffeinated concoction.
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"People want and benefit from personalized experiences on Facebook, but we know there is reporting that transcends individual experience," Ms. Brown said in a blog post.
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The "Metro Manners" cards were Nakagawa's idea to educate in a playful wayBut what Nakagawa is also proposing is messaging about sharing streets that transcends language.
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"In the end, each individual has a duty to the nation that transcends the duty to yourself, and that's where I think he failed," Black said.
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"I think Oscar Wilde transcends identity politics," Gingeras, the temple's curator, said, pointing to what she saw as his history of progressive values throughout his life.
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Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key have a very special friendship — one that seamlessly transcends the border between work and play, both on-screen and off.
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Unlike these partnerships that Comet Labs has been establishing for months, its relationship with Baidu Ventures will exist at a level that transcends the individual Labs.
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Carl Anthony Payne says the "Martin" show transcends time ... and since he's all in for the show making a comeback, there's no better place than Netflix.
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He figured most of them would understand the basic point of his documentary: that ramen transcends convenience food; that ramen is a means of creative expression.
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Both movies show women standing in front of a blackboard doing cool math with chalk, a cliché that each and every actress transcends through her performance.
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In a similar way, by setting Baby Driver to the soundtrack in Baby's head, the film transcends the action genre and becomes a triumph of personality.
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American democracy is in real danger, and the Democrats now have a duty—one that transcends partisan politics—to make those stakes clear to the electorate.
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From Ricardo Cavolo's colorful illustrations to Babak Radboy's politically-charged images, they may come from different cultural backgrounds, but their work transcends language and geographical boundaries.
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To the faithful, his genius transcends the relatively ephemeral essence of his craft — the quality that has long rendered interior design a stepchild of great architecture.
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By correlating diverse boards with greater board effectiveness and the promotion of long-term value creation, the association's recommendation transcends public policy debates and moral imperatives.
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They're also reasonably flawed, as is this movie, but Mr. Waititi transcends most of the narrative bumps and generally dodges the obvious land mines, including cuteness.
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But the panoramic spectrum of rage unleashed in Charlottesville, Virginia, which left one person dead, far transcends the current White House occupant and his harmful bluster.
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GABRIEL BYRNE A genius of the play is that although it's an extremely autobiographical piece, it transcends his family and becomes kind of a universal family.
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There is a freedom to what she does that transcends style and the use of appropriation — the application of lazy thinking — in favor of complex subjects.
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Sonya often talks about how creating a space for these things transcends the individual and can mend the world; making it a better place for all.
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For me, traveling in this mode is a truly cathartic experience, one that transcends active play and competitive sport to become real-world mode of transportation.
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Our heritage has allowed Vans to be the brand that transcends all types of creative outlets and to be naturally adopted by musicians, artists, and athletes.
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She finds that system much more creatively fulfilling, and gets to bring herself to the project as a talent; it transcends being typecast for her race.
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It was so entrancing, and from a visual-art perspective, I realized that the event transcends people who need to pee in public on other people.
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The single best bet that a society or an individual can make — education — also turns out to be the rare idea that transcends today's partisan divide.
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Coker still bears watching tonight, because there is always a chance that he builds on a strong semifinal performance and transcends Alabama's limits one more time.
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Buttigieg's secret is that he transcends many of the tensions that run through our society in a way that makes people on all sides feel comfortable.
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The O.G. New York City hangout sitcom, Seinfeld hits on nearly every corner of city life in the '90s in a way that practically transcends time.
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Then it creates an informal authority structure that transcends public-sector/private-sector lines, that rallies cops and churches, the grass roots and the grass tops.
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While there are huge challenges ahead, for now there is a sense of togetherness from the soccer family in tackling an emergency that transcends the sport.
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It is one of the persistent myths of mankind that death isn't final — that photography, which transcends time and space, can show a way around death.
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"Bernie is leading a working-class movement to defeat Donald Trump that transcends generation, ethnicity and geography," Ms. Omar, Democrat of Minnesota, said in a statement.
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Each movie has its flaws of directorial perspective — reflexive sexism in Mr. Verhoeven's case, generational condescension in Ms. Hansen-Love's — but Ms. Huppert transcends all limitations.
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Commentary has highlighted Jack's artistry, explained how this case transcends marriage, and discussed the impact the Court's ruling will have on creative professionals across the country.
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The artist's reverence for pastel is so profound, his knowledge and obvious love of contemporary and historical art so complete, that he transcends the faux-pas.
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Its theme of togetherness is one that transcends the fine print and it has already proven to be a go-to workout track for athletes online.
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Alternating between plainsong and polyphony, this sacred music transpires and transcends outside of time, where we find ourselves sharing the visceral comprehension of a common mortality.
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The power of the North American energy industry is that it transcends borders, and while it was interconnected way before NAFTA, it is becoming even more so.
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But Boeing's business cycle "transcends the gyrations of the broader economy" because its key driver is the "long-term rise of the global middle class," Cramer said.
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As with Elgort's Baby — and really, so much of Baby Driver — Buddy transcends the flat archetypes suggested by the crime genre to become something distinctive and memorable.
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People don't commonly associate the Islamic State, the brutal extremist outfit that has established a rudimentary state that transcends the borders of Iraq and Syria, with organization.
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Israel's landmark 70th anniversary celebration on Wednesday night was meant to be a stunning display of unity that transcends the usual divisions and cacophony of life here.
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Why it matters: Europe is a huge market for tech, and even though the internet transcends national borders, the rules set by the EU have global implications.
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"This is not a widespread public demand which transcends all political and economic classes, it has always been a rallying point for some disaffected groups," she said.
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And with the downplaying of politics, musicians boringly settled for clichéd statements about unifying as a community and how music "transcends" and "breaks" borders during the telecast.
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Coverage transcends the tennis bubble, people wonder whose box their family members will sit in, footage from their childhoods are rolled out and played over and over.
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Michael Eric Dyson, an academic and author who consulted on the film, acknowledges that the past uniquely transcends the present when it comes to black American history.
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But through a combination of great writing and acting, as well as much more expressive characters thanks to the game's enhanced graphics, the story transcends its formula.
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This comic has an immediacy and a realism to it that transcends the wild setting, and Davidson's color work is a perfect match with the subject matter.
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Before removing the slur "gypsy" from her moniker in 2016, she told Chicago she considered her creativity "nomadic," with the ability to make music that transcends genres.
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We depend on them to correctly perceive when their duty to step down -- because of diminished ability to serve -- transcends their desire to stay on the job.
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This week, the award-winning journalist Katie Couric reads Leslie Lehr's "How I Got to Here," which tells the story of an infatuation that transcends physical beauty.
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"I think that transcends, unfortunately, the real concern here, which is Russian interference in our political process, which by the way is going to continue," Clapper said.
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This rich tradition of athletes being voices of protest against racism transcends patriotic symbols of American exceptionalism, whether represented by the flag or by the National Anthem.
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But we're just happy to have Ruth Negga back on our TV screens as Tulip, Jesse's smirking ex who transcends that basic description time and time again.
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The miracle of the movie is that, like Toni, it transcends blunt, reductive categorization partly because it's free of political sloganeering, finger wagging and force-fed lessons.
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The stories of end times seem to circle around this fact that each individual person has a purpose for his existence that includes but transcends the world.
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Menstrual activism is one of the very few issues that have support across the aisle—it transcends the polarized, toxic political environment that we're in right now.
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The truth is that, despite his failings, the problems at the club run far deeper than Mowbray, and are fundamental on a level that transcends the team.
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He has the privileged demeanor of an old Etonian (he went to school there), but a Bill Clintonesque way with crowds and an appeal that transcends class.
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When Rigdol sliced and consumed the paper noodles, he was admonished by Buddhist leaders, revealing their own attachments to an object of knowledge that transcends its physicality.
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The world's largest international police organization is supposed to be a force for safety and security — one that transcends national boundaries and brings together democracies and autocracies.
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The blackout also renewed questions about the vulnerability of parts of the South American grid, which transcends borders and connects many of the region´s largest economies.
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Smith's poetry, published that same year, transcends the boundary between personal and universal by imbuing his parables with the realities of Black America through creative poetic form.
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What is at stake transcends but also includes Christine Blasey Ford's allegations that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school during the 1980s.
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Slicing raw fish may seem simple, but in the hands of certain chefs, sushi transcends its identity as a type of cuisine and truly becomes an art.
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Mr. Campbell's observatory vocal communicates a depth of love that transcends time, demonstrating that the narrator's mind never wandered from the child, no matter the physical distance.
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LONDON — The British pound has long possessed a mystique that transcends its marginal role in the global economy, conjuring memories of its dominance in the imperial age.
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The fact that D'Souza is utterly undeserving of a pardon might be part of the point; it signals that fealty to the president transcends all other values.
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It's a handsome package that never transcends the banality of its ideas, most of which involve how different people, including from Boulder, were affected by the case.
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Oprah transcends race; Democrats exploit it: I remember watching Oprah Winfrey as she rose up the ranks to become a media superstar in my hometown of Chicago.
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Still, there is one key fact about the recent decline in the American fertility rate that inevitably revives, rather than transcends, a long-running right-left argument.
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I've learned that the Christmas Spirit transcends politics and religions — I've visited with thousands of non-Christians who love Santa Claus and Santa, of course, loves everyone.
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This pushes back the prospect of a global rule book on the matter, something that some regulators say is needed to tackle a phenomenon that transcends borders.
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In Egypt's class-segregated society, love of fast food transcends class boundaries, as does an obesity epidemic: Egypt has the highest rate of adult obesity in the world.
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Unlike Abe Sapien, however, this creature is still very much a wild animal — with intelligence, but no language — and yet his relationship with Elisa swiftly transcends interspecies boundaries.
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"This transcends what has traditionally been viewed as blue states and red states," said Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, which boasts 1.7 million members.
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This new, multipolar world where conflict transcends national boundaries is a hugely difficult one to navigate, but if anyone can meet this challenge, it could be Germany's chancellor.
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The Black Lives Matter generation confronts a legacy of inequality and institutional racism most brutally expressed through the criminal justice system even as it transcends those very confines.
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But Woods has a different vision, one that involves an AI that not only understands how to play the game, but transcends being seen as just a machine.
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To capture the way basketball transcends eras, genders, and race, I've interspersed the pictures I took in New Haven with images that commemorate my youth playing the sport.
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It is instead a performance of stardom by an actor whose own magnetism trumps every objection, much as the real Presley transcends every jibe, jumpsuit and downward turn.
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Its embassies are a nervous system conveying information, cultivating influence and generally providing a strategy for the country's global role that transcends the next photo opportunity or crisis.
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If the pearl in The Tempest becomes the dead man's transfigured eye, in Westworld the pearl is the same—the solidified dataset that transcends a human body's death.
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"Jurvetson was an early investor in SpaceX and says the best companies are ones that have "really rich and interesting answers which transcends their usual pitch to investors.
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What if stigmatizing atrocity, making military sprawl less offensive to many even as it transcends all known chronological and territorial limits left the conflict harder to rein in?
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To avert a future of increasingly factional politics, the United States needs at least one major party with a message that transcends the boundaries of race and class.
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The inception of new vehicle technologies has the potential to reimagine transportation networks as we know them and is an issue that transcends partisan posture and ideological belief.
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But not in a comforting let's-grow-old-together-our-bond-transcends-bodies way—more that it feels like a foreign object that makes no sense any longer.
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The bottom line: Candidates have to build a brand that transcends their district if they want to run a competitive campaign and thwart outside groups' spending against them.
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It's left to the actors, then, to keep us close, and not one of them shirks the task, injecting intellectual and emotional nuance that frequently transcends the script.
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It's an awesome, awful image, one that easily transcends its B-movie-prop connotations because of what it enables both the investigators and the audience to truly see.
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That's the breakthrough we need — I also think there's a spiritual value answer to it that transcends a lot of the bifurcation, and we have to find that.
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The result is an unconventionally creative nonfiction film in which art both reinforces and transcends its mission — even if most of the creative touches were born of necessity.
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A scene late in the film in which Jeff begs not to be abandoned is played at such a high pitch that it flirts with, then transcends, bathos.
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In a state like Montana, the sense that a candidate is genuinely of Montana and willing to stand up for its people transcends political parties, Banville told me.
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"Kobe&aposs legacy transcends basketball, and our organization has decided that the number 24 will never again be worn by a Dallas Maverick," Cuban said in a statement.
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The question hanging over this season of "Fargo" — and over previous seasons, for that matter — is whether it transcends fan fiction and succeeds as its own distinct entity.
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American colleges and universities, public and private, are properly seen as nonpartisan elements in civil society, committed to research and teaching in a manner that transcends ordinary politics.
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"For me, this moment transcends Michael Jackson," Winfrey said at the event taped last week, in front of a studio audience that included more than 100 abuse survivors.
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Instead, "S-Town" transcends the podcast procedural with a destabilizing narrative structure in which one small-town mystery leads to another, all surrounding Mr. McLemore and his acquaintances.
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Diplo transcends his outsider status with brazen force; Hershey, who performs as Dre Skull, tends toward assimilation, dutifully experimenting within the existing framework of reggae and dancehall music.
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This Vincent — a magnificent Willem Dafoe — is not defined by that brand but by the art with which he at once communes with the world and transcends it.
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If you look hard enough, however, you'll find work that transcends sensationalism and locates essential ideas about life and death that apply to either side of any border.
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Perhaps this is naïve, but his entry could encourage a substantive argument about progressive priorities, one that transcends facile theater criticism, ideological purity tests or horse-race handicapping.
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More than anything, the reason why I love his music so much is because it's so distinctly African, but he transcends any idea of African or Nigerian music.
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Release date: April 21 What makes it great: This is technically a biographical film about Emily Dickinson, but it transcends its genre to become something more like poetry.
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In both instances, Madison is a figure that transcends his historical reputation as a small, sickly man who simply rode Jefferson's coattails to the highest office in the land.
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"This is a seismic force moving in one direction that transcends administration, that has to do with how successful these business models are," Hello Alfred CEO Marcela Sapone said.
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But in this production, it transcends merely being a history play and remains instead a lively and funny show that features a new high from the always-likeable Urie.
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This struggle to me transcends generational bounds; keeping up with Slack and DMs is effortless [in comparison] because they're just at a higher level of Maslow's pyramid for me.
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It seems likelier, though, that viewers are interested in something more abstract that isn't entirely about sport or film: a vision of success that transcends structural and vocational barriers.
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But almost 20 percent of Americans, according to a survey released this week by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) belongs to a category that transcends stereotypical religious identity.
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At best, it transcends the demand for strict "timeliness" in media, reminding us that people have been pouring their hopes and fears into science fiction for a long time.
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Dialogues from films such as the 1998 blockbuster "Shahenshah" are so well known there's barely an Indian who cant finish memorable lines from these films -- and that transcends generations.
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That Dark is able to blend all of these influences (and more!) into something that more or less transcends them is what makes the series so engaging and watchable.
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The BIS triennial survey is the most comprehensive report into the 24 hour-a-day foreign exchange market, which transcends national borders and still dwarfs all other financial markets.
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Even when considered under the shadow of his country's collapse, there is something so unassailably aspirational about the artist's work that it transcends the importance of any one nation.
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Their punk sound that transcends borders, and "Get Impaled" is a testament to that—a high-stamina track that showcases their wild journey from Shanghai to the Russian underground.
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NOT for the first time, Pope Francis has responded to a moral crisis with a spectacular gesture that transcends all the niceties of correct procedure and inter-religious diplomacy.
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"The heritage of this property transcends its celebrity, and to have the opportunity to serve as its steward would be a true privilege," he told the Wall Street Journal.
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The human touch that transcends duty—such as a subplot in which North and South Korean enemy soldiers help each other—appealed, as did the refreshingly strong female lead.
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Despite the distance to travel, including a number of flights and connections, the pull of supporting the U.S. team transcends simply cheering on anyone wearing the stars and stripes.
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So the real question, which transcends the Flynn, the Manafort, and even the Trump investigations, is whether these tactics should be deemed acceptable to use in our justice system.
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It is sometimes said that the visual and sensual pleasures of Visconti's neorealist films undermine their austere moral intentions, or that their beauty transcends the grittiness of their settings.
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It's too bad that "White Boy Rick" only gestures at such depths and instead embraces the familiar guns and criminal poses, limitations that the director, Yann Demange, never transcends.
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The cereal is eaten throughout the Middle East, but especially in Turkey, where the dish somehow transcends typical religious tensions and holds significance for Jews, Christians and Muslims alike.
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The South Bend mayor, believing that his core campaign pitch transcends ideology, is competing in some way with every one of his top rivals ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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It wouldn't be fair to say that these pieces, along with others in the show, render the premise irrelevant, in that any good work transcends its methods and making.
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Kal Ho Naa Ho argues that it's not only romantic love that saves us, but also a deep collective love among friends that transcends tragedy and helps us overcome grief.
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Over the years, Hi-Fructose magazine has become an influential publication with a devoted international readership, celebrating diverse art that transcends genres from artists who break away from conventional trends.
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An essay, too, transcends the experiences it depicts to explore larger concerns, questions, ideas; it, too, exists in its own world, which isn't identical to the world of the writer.
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With its glacier peaks, stoic beaches, and rainforest paths, Olympic National Park basically transcends all natural logic while providing hiking and camping opportunities within spitting distance of the state's capitol.
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She transcends star power and shoots straight into the hemisphere, where she exists in her own perfect universe — a world where bad hair days and skin freak-outs don't exist.
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If there's one thing that defines our popular conception of cyberpunk, it's the grandly ruthless multinational company, often some kind of computing or biotechnology powerhouse, that transcends mere state authority.
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"Sherrod is different from others in Washington because he possesses a fundamental understanding that an appeal to the interests of working people transcends our identity-based political atmosphere," Whaley wrote.
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The second key tool of tribal morality is to weaken or degrade any claim of authority that transcends tribe — to disqualify any referees with the ability to constrain tribal behavior.
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"Go, Went, Gone" incorporates documentary elements—the step-by-step dispersal of the refugees, the bureaucratic nightmare as they risk drowning "in rivers and oceans of paper"—but transcends reportage.
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The address was filled with lofty calls toward a higher duty that transcends party, an ideal that presidents often urge in the State of the Union addresses but rarely fulfill.
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"blink-182 is one of those bands that crosses over multiple genres of music, and also transcends many generations of music lovers," said Palms Casino Resort General Manager Jon Gray.
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And in Philadelphia, home to between 218,28 and 93,29 Indonesians, it's created a tight-knit community that transcends some of the same divisions that caused so much trouble back home.
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The Super Bowl is a rare television moment that gathers large groups of people to experience ads together, allowing culturally relevant spots to spark a conversation that transcends the game.
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My three takeaways from this entire thing: ants are resilient in the face of adversity, universal curiosity transcends cultural boundaries, and people on the internet can be pretty wonderful sometimes.
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TRANSCENDS POLITICS The Trump administration in August proposed rescinding Obama-era limits on oil and gas industry emissions of methane, one of the main pollutants scientists link to climate change.
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The review continues: Smith's poetry, published that same year, transcends the boundary between personal and universal by imbuing his parables with the realities of Black America through creative poetic form.
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Related: The countries with the youngest populations in the worldThis is a phenomenon that transcends borders — but some nations and administrative regions are clearly at the forefront of this trend.
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This is just one New Yorker's feeling, and yet when a whole gang of people sing it, the feeling becomes something different—a collective emotion that transcends time and subjectivity.
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There's something about this band that transcends time: Maybe it's the heart-on-sleeve lyrics or the fact that the members never succumbed to punk's tired mohawk-and-spikes aesthetic.
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Today, he makes a living playing Hearthstone and sharing his insights on the game day in, day out, in an obsessively analytical, creative style that transcends the obvious or popular.
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The problem with Green's overall approach is that, as the museum's founder, he has a say in the narrative of the museum, which transcends any individual object in the collection.
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Stoller declares, "Disdain for corporate concentration is one of the rare things in contemporary American politics that transcends ideological divisions," even bringing the left and center together with similar critiques.
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The bill is being championed in part by State Senator Alice Forgy Kerr, a Republican, and across the state local activists are successfully persuading legislators that protecting youth transcends politics.
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At least 36 states have some laws that penalize the nonconsensual distribution of intimate images, representing a national patchwork of different standards and punishments for an activity that transcends borders.
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" Ms. Winfrey's commercial reach transcends race and income level, analysts say, propelling so many books and products to overnight success that it has earned its own sobriquet: "The Oprah Effect.
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Ms. Brooks states that this dynamic transcends race and class, but the experience for poor mothers (and fathers) of color is vastly different from that of the parents she describes.
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But there is undoubtedly a comfort in his I-did-it-my-way style that transcends clichés about "Middle-Class Joe" and a dotty uncle at the holiday dinner table.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, the actress Kyra Sedgwick reads Ellen Graf's essay "Our Joy Knows No Bounds, or Lanes," about a love that transcends language and bad driving.
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The cure for anti-Semitism on campus lies in defeating the administrative class and their leftist agenda, and that is an issue that transcends the interest of the Jewish community.
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On top of that, I want the vision of Math Magazine to be so exceptional that it transcends our genre to bring in people who hadn't thought about these issues.
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But the show transcends its think-piece-waiting-to-happen quality by treating all of its characters as individual human beings, rather than the larger groups they stand in for.
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" She also nodded to Korea as an industry powerhouse: "Historically, the industry has always seen a good volume of quality content out of Korea, and a lot of content transcends borders.
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With the anointment of John Flannery to succeed Jeffrey Immelt as chief executive, the $255 billion industrial titan appears to be doubling down on a strategy that transcends its American roots.
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Nyong'o, who is typically pretty mum about her dating life, told Net-a-Porter in a new interview that her relationship with Leto is on another level, one that transcends romance.
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Training for the speed events starts on Monday and promises to be painful for the photogenic skier, who once dated professional golfer Tiger Woods and whose popular appeal transcends the sport.
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The suit alleges that the USOC "had a culture and atmosphere that conceals known and suspected sexual abusers, which transcends all policies and procedures that are set-in place," ESPN reports.
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When you put all those details in that maybe you didn't really think about, it sort of transcends and becomes much more real than if you didn't do all that stuff.
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The two share a bond that transcends language, and Tenzin's strange faithfulness to this out-of-his-depth foreigner is amongst the most affecting elements of Naughty Dog's continuing action franchise.
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Please wear this ring and see it as a symbol of my love for you – a love that transcends all of our yesterdays, all of our todays and all our tomorrows.
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"It's hard to convey how bad this is because it transcends usual definitions of 'bad,'" explains Paul Musgrave, a professor who studies American foreign policy at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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For all the firecracker energy of its first half, "Happy New Year, Colin Burstead" never quite transcends the sum of its bickering parts to become a state-of-the-nation drama.
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The teams involved in e-sports are working hard to sow the seeds for a loyalty that transcends the individual game, and this sheen of hype is instrumental to that effort.
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" Bill says, "In my mind it was, what's the value of doing his documentary if it isn't to have some sort of message that transcends the specific incidence of Kitty's murder?
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Junk-O You see this pin and you assume it's about UFOs, but as a conspiracy theorist myself, I can assure you that this pin's essence transcends purely UFO-theoretical grounds.
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But this ice spell must have some other kind of "I must go, my people need me" magic because the troll doesn't just freeze—he transcends into a whole new reality.
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And every time she kicks a bad guy's ass to save her boyfriend from danger, she further transcends that cheap original joke; now her size is an asset, not a punchline.
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" It made me think of her essay on Kafka from the new book, in which Ozick castigates John Updike for claiming that the author of "The Metamorphosis" transcends his "Jewish parochialism.
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Economic hardship transcends sectarian lines and is at the forefront of voters' concerns, said Renad Mansour, a Middle East research fellow at Chatham House, speaking to CNBC via phone from Baghdad.
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"The heritage of this property transcends its celebrity, and to have the opportunity to serve as its steward would be a true privilege," Mr. Metropoulos said in a statement last month.
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It's an issue that has been magnified by Trump but really transcends presidential administrations: America, along with the rest of the world, has never been ready for a major disease outbreak.
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"There is a power that transcends our ages," said Arekia Bennett, 2800, executive director of Mississippi Votes, which has 61 volunteers and chapters on nine different college campuses across the state.
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You need not churn your own butter or hunt your own meat, but if you want to be someone, you cannot allow convenience to be the value that transcends all others.
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Money, and the entitlement and blithe misery it brings, transcends space and time: All wealthy families are alike, even if each wealthy family is full of assholes in its own way.
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And yes, I have done a couple of films that could be categorized in that category, but my experience of what I was able to do with Gordon transcends that label.
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For the most part, though, Kusama asks you to take Bell on her own terms, which includes seeing a character who in her older years transcends either-or masculine-feminine dualism.
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It is left to "Midsummer," then, to pay tribute to the rain-soaked city where it is being staged, even as its portrayal of deepening desire clearly transcends its specific locale.
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It's that strange combination of desire, hope and the presence of an image that seems almost alive that makes us think we're in contact with a timeless realm that transcends death.
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The first of this novelist's books to be published here, "The Country Life" boasts pitch-perfect tonal control and humor of such sly subversion that the novel's premise transcends mere skit.
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For the family members of the young black men killed by police whose stories the N.F.L. and Roc Nation are promoting, the conversation transcends celebrities, football players and social media spats.
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Despite her partisan leanings, Kerr believes this issue transcends thornier, more divisive issues surrounding LGBTQ equality, such as a statewide nondiscrimination bill that has languished in the legislature for two decades.
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The movie cements emoji's place as defining symbols of global capitalism — a form of expression that transcends language barriers and lends a gloss of emotional affect to our cold, unfeeling devices.
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In a media landscape dominated by companies with Insta and Snap in their names, the world of analog transcends stock loading and film cutting to offer a more intangible lesson: patience.
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But his great love — the one that transcends even the boundaries of life and death — is River (David Corenswet), a former political opponent in the student body election and his friend.
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Each girl brings to the show a beauty that transcends categorization by the male gaze, a quality projected through things like a soulful pair of eyes or a dramatic fashion piece.
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Mr. Lucas's 1977 foundational movie mostly transcends its flaws with slick looks, hooky effects, old-school heroics and loads of marketable material that helped turn fan love into an ecumenical cult.
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Critic's Pick On her debut album, "Clarity," the 26-year-old pop singer who works closely with the producer Dr. Luke transcends pastiche and embraces a fringe sound that's utterly new.
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Critic's Pick On her debut album, "Clarity," the 26-year-old pop singer who works closely with the producer Dr. Luke transcends pastiche and embraces a fringe sound that's utterly new.
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This effort transcends partisanship and is dedicated to nothing less than preservation of the principles that so many have fought for, on battlefields far from home and within their own communities.
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It allows evangelical leaders, and to a lesser extent ordinary evangelicals, to provide a compelling narrative for their support for him that transcends the mere pragmatic fact that he is a Republican.
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These fanbases are built on a feeling of collective identity—one where the relationship transcends a simple, fan-artist binary, instead thriving off the combined energy of every person in the room.
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But every now and then, some brave resident transcends the local nitpicking and delivers a speech so rousing, so monumental, so deeply stirring that it rocks the city to its very core.
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What's interesting is that by posing the question, Liar almost transcends TV into a real-life debate about sexual assault, with Twitter acting as a mouthpiece for both sides of the debate.
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In that sense, says Gauger, the Problem Glyphs are a kind of digital palimpsest, imbued with an energy and a history that far transcends both ordinary digital drawings, and "ordinary" magical glyphs.
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Trying to keep up with their stubbornness and suppressed desires will make you want to scream, but the way their passion transcends the pages will keep you reading until the very end!
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" Although Hungama serves as a refuge for queer Asians, Ryan insists that the night transcends beyond being simply a queer brown space: "It's about people coming together unconditionally and accepting each other.
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As we've learned from the past year of reckoning, men like Moonves, Weinstein, and others held to account for their abuses of power, are symptomatic of a problem that transcends individual harassers.
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But now, Beboe not only microdoses so you have a much more reliable level experience, it also transcends the culture in that it accepts and invites a new type of cannabis consumer.
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It transcends age, and sexual orientation (Patsy and Delia are not-so-secretly in love), without beating viewers over the head with how inclusive everyone is in this version of 1960s London.
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Modular devices have appeal, both tactile and cultural, that transcends a mere explanation of their function or purpose — but what I've found this year is that their economics just don't work out.
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The small attachments serve as the foundation of our emotional lives, but when you have a big love for your country or a cause, you are loving something that transcends a lifetime.
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If it is the case that black millennials are stuck in a cyclical experience that transcends history, then some will ask why the experience of the missing black millennial, in particular, matters.
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"The Hangover" director (yes, really) Todd Phillips does a great job not only in staying true to the above about the Joker, but in delivering a story that transcends the comic character.
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It was Outerbridge's first advertising assignment — for George P. Ide & Co., collar makers — and it appeared in the November 1922 issue of Vanity Fair magazine, but it transcends its original commercial purpose.
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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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"This case transcends sports betting and is a part of a much broader debate on the powers and limits of federal authority," says Daniel Wallach, an attorney and sports gambling law expert.
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DeFi, to oversimplify, incorporates and transcends the ICO craze of 2017-18 (most of which were Ethereum tokens) into decentralized platforms for loans, currency stabilization, insurance, clearinghouses, even derivatives and much more.
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As Rachel Ungaro, the vice president of fashion merchandising and design development for QVC said, "she transcends the decades": fixed firmly in home viewers' imaginations as paradoxically tough and alluring but approachable.
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Mr. Imamoglu, the young opposition leader, easily transcends the secular-religious divide of Mr. Erdogan's generation, earning shout-outs from pilgrims in Mecca as well as the punk rock star Gokhan Ozoguz.
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The failure to create an illusion that transcends the truth of our political climate makes "The Other Apartment" a radical statement on the tightening grip of xenophobia on lives in both countries.
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Understanding that we are all, at root, far more alike than we are dissimilar and that caring for one another -- at a basic human level -- is something that transcends our political parties.
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Thankfully I have De mi Rancho a Tu Cocina—a surrogate abuelita, who brings a generational knowhow that somehow transcends language and makes me feel safe and warm thousands of miles away.
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To circumvent the messy issue of identification, Shonibare chops her head off; by sticking the world atop her shoulders, his version of Lady Justice transcends our definitions of sex, race, and geography.
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With the anointment of John Flannery to succeed Jeffrey R. Immelt as chief executive, the $255 billion industrial titan appears to be doubling down on a strategy that transcends its American roots.
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Ultimately, the wrenching intraparty fight left unanswered a question that transcends partisan politics: In an era of shouting and provocation, how should Congress respond when its members say hateful or hurtful things?
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I'm just gonna go with what I think is pretty standard and uninteresting, which is that it just has that inexplicable draw for people, word of mouth, and also just transcends time.
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Madison transcends the keywords used to describe him and shows himself to be an intelligent political architect with a temperament cool enough to wade through the swap of early 19th century Washington politics.
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For the power of art is that it transcends all these things and, as a result, all creative artists around the world are connected by an unbreakable bond that is powerful and permanent.
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There's a genuine willingness to support this kind of work — and a sophisticated understanding that there's more important work to be done that transcends the short-term political divisions we have right now.
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It has brought a renewed sense of community, engendered more collaboration, sparked new thinking and put a premium on trust, tapping into a need that transcends boundaries and is still rife with opportunity.
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The series, recommended for cineastes 8 and older, continues this weekend with "Charlotte's Web" (1973), an adaptation of E.B. White's unforgettable tale of a spider, a pig and a friendship that transcends death.
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Allen, like so many other individuals whose art — or, to put it bleakly, their ability to rake in money and awards — transcends their horrendous personal histories, is protected by a well-oiled system.
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"[Hermaphroditus] is an intriguing character that transcends one specific culture—he/she is a universal symbol, mentioned by Plato, worshipped by the Indian people, valued in contemporary metrosexual and transsexual culture," says Depelchin.
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But Call Me By Your Name also goes a step further in breaking the mold of what we've come to expect from films about gay romance, and in that way, transcends its specificity.
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And though Mr. Effron and Mr. Pruzan strive to present the appearance of a single firm that transcends individuals, Centerview's clients are loyal to their bankers, whatever firm they happen to work at.
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"There's something in Star Wars for all of us, whether it be about good versus evil, space battles, feisty princesses or interstellar politics…the appeal transcends borders, age and gender," Danuri told CNBC.
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The very fact that the ideology they share with Trump transcends continents suggests that it grows out of something deep and broad—and that they personally are, in a sense, incidental to it.
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Do you think that's because there was a deficit of thoughtful work on the topic, or just that the scale of the prospect of nuclear annihilation in some ways transcends meaningful fictional treatment?
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It's an expression of belligerence that transcends time and species, if you allow body language to represent the actual words COME AT ME. Gladiators and Vikings did this, too, in so many words.
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But in trying to understand her inscrutable father — Jewish Holocaust survivor and Leni Riefenstahl fanatic, man and woman, a sly fantasist whose tallest tales turn out to be true — Faludi transcends feminist debate.
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Today, despite being a Native Hawaiian deity, all long-time residents of Hawaii are at the very least aware of her history and power—and reverence of her transcends the Native Hawaiian community.
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"The U.S. commitment to NATO transcends politics ... I am confident that the majority of both major parties (in the U.S.) are committed to NATO," outgoing U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry told journalists.
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Yet when that exchange occurs in Dominic Dromgoole's eye-opening revival of Wilde's "A Woman of No Importance," at the Vaudeville Theater here, it has a resonance that transcends its perfectly appointed cleverness.
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It's unclear how James's readers will respond to "The Mister," and whether their devotion to the author transcends their love of Christian Grey and a bottomless appetite for more of the same story.
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But Agassi's addition to the often loathsome heap of sports-hero lit, written with help from J.R. Moehringer (who refused to be credited as a co-author), transcends the genre with uncommon introspection.
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Celia Gooding (the daughter of the current Tony nominee LaChanze) — who plays the queer, protest sign-toting daughter Frankie — spoke about colorism, a form of discrimination based on skin color that transcends race.
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"The movie cements emoji's place as defining symbols of global capitalism — a form of expression that transcends language barriers and lends a gloss of emotional affect to our cold, unfeeling devices," she writes.
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And unlike the extreme partisanship in politics and a growing wealth gap that often divides the public, wariness of big tech transcends party affiliation and social status, according to a new CNBC survey.
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" It transcends good-dumb simply by carrying the joke past the point of absurdity and never winking at the camera, and it introduced the rather potent phrase, "like so many curled canned shrimp.
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It can happen with a stranger, or with someone you love, yet each time the experience is extremely valuable in that it opens up a passage of communication so special it transcends language.
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"It works both as a kind of philosophical object, but it's also an immersive, playful experience that transcends any kind of interpretation that I might offer of it," says Mike Maizels, the exhibition's curator.
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Instead, Anthony Maras' harrowing feature debut depicting the 2008 Mumbai attacks transcends those tired tropes to deliver one of most breathlessly stressful, emotional and insightful depictions of terrorism and its victims I've ever seen.
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Sex can be thought of as something that transcends the purely physical, but in reality it is often an experience that's mostly physical, not as intimate as we pretend it can or should be.
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"Tesla should continue to stand out with broader price points, battery security of supply, product edge and a brand that transcends the volume/premium divide," Philippe Houchois said in a note to clients Friday.
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The movement, say analysts who have monitored the 2129-year-old's rise, is turning racist hooligans into hardened fighters inculcated in a kind of race war ideology that transcends Europe's borders and political movements.
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Though her advice transcends all nations and demographics, she is particularly interested in helping fellow Nigerians break out of old-fashioned ways of thinking that hold many women back, saddling them with financial burdens.
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In Powhida's drawings, the funding of major museums and public art projects is completely intertwined with the ethical rot of a financial and political elite whose scope of power and influence transcends national boundaries.
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While Harriet does succumb to some of the pitfalls associated with biopics, through its insistence on highlighting the socioeconomic and regional differences that existed among Black people at that time, it also transcends them.
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"[Haag] been able to move quickly and build something that transcends esports and esports teams and has become an increasingly significant mainstream brand, and that opens up a lot of business opportunities," said Sepso.
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" When the deal was announced, he told The Wall Street Journal: "The heritage of this property transcends its celebrity, and to have the opportunity to serve as its steward would be a true privilege.
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It has an aura of the best kind of earnest conversation that kept you up all night in your early adulthood — but it transcends that potential callowness with its Keatsian sense of impending mortality.
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Although having a large penis has long been a symbol of traditional cis masculinity and power, big dick energy both references and transcends that idea — it's not about having a penis at all. Rihanna?
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"You move up the bridge to freedom by working toward being an 'Operating Thetan,' which at the highest level transcends material law," says David Bromley, a professor of religious studies at Virginia Commonwealth University.
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McGregor, god bless him, is the one to recognize that historical greatness transcends such petty concerns as body weight and divisional rank and that legacies have no time for the boundaries of smaller minds.
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Apart from the fact that Formula E is relevant to major car companies and their 10- and 20-year sales projections, hosting a race in New York is a sporting coup which transcends motorsport.
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Fox News contributor Alan Dershowitz says rhetoric that Brett Kavanaugh's nomination being a moment that transcends party politics is similar to the language used against accused Communists during the red scare of the 1950s.
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But "City of Gold" transcends its modest methods, largely because it connects Mr. Gold's appealing personality with a passionate argument about the civic culture of Los Angeles and the place of food within it.
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It's a place that transcends the understanding our three-pound brains can muster—a place where progress in the last minute of existence might be more progress than all of history combined before it.
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I tend to trust her historical awareness and her depth of feeling — which, throughout her work, transcends the merely personal — and find these portraits to embody a powerful, fruitful exchange between artist and sitter.
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"Pizza is more than a food—it's a cultural phenomenon that transcends geography and language," Kareem Rahma, CEO of Nameless Network and founder of the Museum of Pizza, wrote MUNCHIES over email on Thursday.
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"The concept would be a magnet for the kind of talent that transcends what's been done in podcasts to date," Michael Bloom, the C.E.O. of Topic and First Look Media, said in an email.
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But in New Hampshire, at least, he wound up winning a majority of votes from non-college voters — an indication that his message's appeal transcends wine track goo-goos and has real populist appeal.
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"Internet freedom is a winning issue that transcends party lines," Kaniela Ing, a Hawaiian state legislator who recently proposed a bill to promote community-owned networks in the state told me on the phone.
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Here, in my debut as a New York Times columnist, I want to discuss a structural problem that both underlies and transcends our current political nightmare: We have entered a period of minority rule.
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At this party, the guest of honor might be Bach — the looming Baroque master whose music, Mr. Kenney wrote in a program note, transcends its time to become something more spiritual, holistic and worldly.
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All of this recent research is indicative of a preference that transcends generational gaps: Employees are more engaged and productive when their workplace is flexible, and most prefer to work out of the office.
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As such, and in response to the advances of China and Russia, the U.S. must compete in the global nuclear sector with a vision that transcends that of nuclear as just another energy commodity.
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My anger has filled my lungs and pricked my eyes for so many years that it transcends words; it is, at best, the shrill scream of a kettle sat on a burner too long.
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It seems almost countercultural — a way of seeking goods and services that transcends traditional corporate America with its franchises and conglomerates — and fulfills a desire to return to a time when retail felt more personal.
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During Wednesday's episode of The Talk, the Dancing with the Stars judge, who is featured in PEOPLE's 2019 Beautiful Issue alongside her cat Mimi, opened up about gracefully aging — and why beauty transcends the exterior.
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But his cachet transcends cash: He's the Valley's fountain of advice, a big-ideas type, a former student of philosophy at Stanford and Oxford whom the New York Times dubbed the "startup whisperer" in 2011.
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Yet the implication quickly transcends the personal: most recently, Murray has used the comma in pairs, like Chinese yin/yang forms that signify both male and female principles and, more generally, opposites working in harmony.
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In Zahav: A World of Israeli Cooking, Philadelphia-based chef Michael Solomonov explores the culinary roots of his native Israel—a country, he claims, where food is one of the rare topics that transcends politics.
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Additionally, we believe that the US should commit to pandemic preparedness by creating a position of authority within the White House that transcends administrations and elevates pandemics as existential threats to a national security priority.
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I love the movie, but there comes a point where it almost transcends traditional criticism, and at that point you might as well be sitting in a chair that shakes when a TIE fighter explodes.
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" Wieners, who never stopped proclaiming himself the cocksucker, neither evades nor transcends the condemnation of the straight world, but demands it: "Damned and cursed before all the world / That is what I want to be.
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Quite the reverse: They all imagine that the solution to our problems lies with a more effective and still-more-empowered president, free from antique constitutional limits and graced with a mandate that transcends partisanship.
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"This issue transcends partisan politics, and I urge all senators — Democrats and Republicans — to support this resolution to terminate the president's emergency declaration when it comes up for a vote in the Senate," he added.
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And while Anderson's work routinely transcends genre or mood or medium, it has always been anchored by ideas around stories: who tells them, how we tell them, how they are constructed and why they fracture.
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In an unnamed country, a trio of homeless children of unspecified nationalities negotiates the vicissitudes of their imperiled circumstance with a mix of innocence, preternatural canniness and an empathy that transcends the limits of language.
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It only transcends that when the host nation's population buys into it, as it did in Germany in 2006, or in South Africa in 2010 or, in parts, in a strife-torn Brazil in 2014.
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And implicit in his request to employees was the belief that some accolades would come from parts of the country that helped elect Mr. Trump — evidence that the popularity of consumer safeguards transcends party divisions.
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Anyone would, as the answer requires an explanation of longstanding gender inequality in this country that transcends athletics and defies justification, a complexity my colleagues and I explored in our recent JAMA Internal Medicine commentary.
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Ms. Rubin might draw inspiration from independent business coalitions in dozens of other cities that have built a strong, unified voice that transcends business sectors and neighborhoods to speak for the interests of independent businesses.
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"This issue transcends partisan politics, and I urge all senators -- Democrats and Republicans -- to support this resolution to terminate the president's emergency declaration when it comes up for a vote in the Senate," said Schumer.
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Those looking to learn the basic outlines of the life of the singer Chavela Vargas could do worse than watch "Chavela," but this plodding documentary from Catherine Gund and Daresha Kyi rarely transcends simple biography.
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"Party Monster" is one of the best songs on last year's Starboy, a slinky, grimy club smash that leans in hard to The Weeknd's favorite tropes and easily transcends them with jamming-as-hell songwriting.
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But his cachet transcends cash: He's the Valley's fountain of advice, a big-ideas type, a former student of philosophy at Stanford and Oxford whom the New York Times dubbed the "startup whisperer " in 2000.
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The first was that, Drake, whose best music regularly transcends the sphere of rap (both commercially and sonically), is held to a different standard than the majority of his peers when it comes to songwriting.
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While nodding to Vermeer's "Lacemaker" in the facture of her threads, McCoubrey transcends the depiction of lace as a product or adornment, adopting its ornamental language and fusing it masterfully to the illusionistic tradition of painting.
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Wielding a sketch pen and a tenacity to succeed to the highest echelon of artistic illustration, Tomer Hanuka imbues each of his drawings with a dreamy quality that transcends a typical depiction of the heroic figure.
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Nollywood sounds like a national treasure and the ability to produce video content that is moving and emotional transcends boundaries and will help tell stories of the amazing innovation, engineering and culture to the whole world.
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Slender Man is that rare meme that is not inspired by or tied to a specific person, yet transcends the internet's vast chat rooms and Twitter feeds to have a very real effect on people's lives.
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What Goodwood showed me is that when a machine is suitably extravagant and alien, it can bring people together in a unique way, uniting us around a shared sensation of wonder that transcends age and circumstance.
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Mr. Krell's fourth studio album, "Care," released last week, makes it clear that absorbing new perspectives ("I want to see things the way you see them," he pleads on "What's Up") transcends what's traditionally considered cool.
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"Sitting there, it was evident that his family's faith has sustained him and their quick forgiveness of the shooter has brought them a peace that transcends all understanding," Scott said in a statement to Roll Call.
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"It was clear then that every metric ton of CO2 that they emitted or permitted was adding to a crisis that transcends all national boundaries and threatens the rights of all children everywhere," the complaint says.
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While there are notable exceptions like the great Charleston-based riff-rockers Rozwell Kid, it's still surprising to hear bands like Ona which transcends the stereotypical genres of the region with brilliant confidence and refreshing songwriting.
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Americans, Chua says, used to think of the United States as a "super-group," with an identity "that transcends and unites the identities of all the country's many subgroups," because civil rights leaders like the Rev.
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On a day that is traditionally a celebration of national unity that transcends party politics, Democrats are taking battle stations for what they expect to be a yearslong effort to oppose the new commander in chief.
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The accommodation of differences depends on an idea of citizenship that transcends religion or ethnicity to create a community based not in the fever of blood or creed but in rights and obligations framed by law.
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DIY: Lavender salt scrub We all know moms are sages, but those who tap even more into their mystical side will appreciate this scrub that transcends regular spa products with the healing powers of Epsom salt.
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"It's a dining style that transcends race and region," said Albert Lukas, a supervising chef who for two years traveled the country like an anthropologist, seeking recipes and advice from black home cooks and professional chefs.
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"This issue transcends partisan politics and goes to the core of the Founders' conception for America, which commands Congress to limit an overreaching executive," she said in a statement with Chuck Schumer, the Senate Democratic leader.
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But it has always been clear to seasoned diplomats and career professionals, whose advice Mr. Trump has proudly disregarded, that dealing with North Korea is a frustrating and complex matter that transcends the flattery and handshakes.
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I think that 'Bouquet of Tulips' transcends the present moment and reaches back to older times, a longer history that goes from Greek antiquity up to today, beyond events that are by their very nature temporary.
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Where to watch: Netflix Saathiya presents a central couple whose attraction isn't totally clear, as does Say Anything.... In Saathiya, we follow their entire courtship and a connection that apparently transcends elucidation and demands a hasty marriage.
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Mr Tugendhat points out that he has a personal bond with Mr Jarvis, with whom he served in Afghanistan, that transcends political divisions ("We did something that is unusual in modern life and that is very bonding").
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It's a place Marvel fans have been waiting years to visit – and the film provides a starring role to the historic first black comic-book superhero, whose power to inspire transcends even his feats of physical strength.
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The leader of the Scottish Conservatives embodies her party's traditions (she is a Christian, a staunch unionist and served in the Territorial Army) and transcends them (she is gay, socially liberal and does not own a castle).
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It's one at once idealized, yet also steeped in orientalism—the idea of a mysterious martial arts master who transcends good and bad, gaining cheers and fame for merely being so good that nobody can ignore it.
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As I mentioned before, Wonder Woman stands for the equality of all, so the sadly volatile perception of feminism today transcends her to a status with people that is more important and special than most other heroes.
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In that twinkling zone between man and myth, Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE transcends the mundane.
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McCain continues to reluctantly support Trump and the future will tell if his support will continue; as the VFW's statement notes, our respect and admiration for Gold Star mothers and fathers transcends all partisan and electoral considerations.
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Hillsong's "platform" may be its services, but its "off-platform" identity — as curated on social media and in the personas of its pastors — creates a holistic sense of Hillsong as a Christian identity that transcends Sunday morning.
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"Amongst African states in general, there has long been a hankering for a trade agreement that transcends national boundaries," said John Campbell, a senior fellow and Africa expert at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.
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But it's overlooked because it doesn't come wrapped in fancy analytics, it can't be integrated into sweeping pronouncements about the arc of America, and it transcends our beloved binaries of progressive versus moderate and blue versus red.
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"Since you follow people on Twitter because you're interested in what they're saying and doing, you could expect their Twitter Stories to be relevant to you in a way that transcends mere friendship," this news website argued.
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The Flatten the Curve movement has pushed society to have relevant conversations about our collective priorities, with a subversive message that transcends COVID-19: It shouldn't take a global pandemic to remind us that we're all connected.
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Kisumé does offer the occasional magical bite, a shimmer of promise that transcends fashion and framework and honors the pure pleasure of cool raw fish, barely warm rice and the beauty of quality and simplicity and tradition.
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Emin's personal story transcends borders, too: Like Donald Trump Jr., he is a real estate heir with ample money and connections — plus a flair for whipping up press — all of which helped to legitimize his creative endeavors.
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The decision by the police does not end the case, which has transfixed Brazil since news of the investigation into Neymar, an athlete whose celebrity in South America's most populous country transcends soccer, first broke in May.
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While Timothee Chalamet's Kyle is a fuckboy who transcends any time period, he lures in Lady Bird (Saoirse Ronan) when they first meet by reading a book and respecting her rebellious streak with this extremely 2002 phrase.
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That's because with its outstanding exterior styling, raw V12 power (and soundtrack) and sumptuous but tech-laden interior, the DB11 transcends the physical world and the rules governed by traditional objects and into the world of experience.
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Hearst's 353,000-head cattle operation at Jack Ranch itself is markedly old West: "There is a code among cowboys that transcends copyrights, technology, and other manifestations of culture that some folks may consider 'modern,'" the website says.
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There is a slice of redemption in the racism that Charlie Pride, one of the few black country stars, confronts and then transcends through the power of his voice and unlikely advocates at the Grand Ole Opry.
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Joshunda Sanders, Bronx Though Lee is a Brooklyn icon, and I can think of no other filmmaker who so thoroughly captures the black American experience, he is never given credit for his art that transcends these categories.
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But for the Republic to take the next step into outright crisis probably requires something else — not just a demagogue stamped by partisanship and polarization, but a Caesar who promises to be the leader who transcends them.
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The devotion it expresses — love that transcends the speaker's home, family, and beliefs about the world — is the purest distillation of what it is to fall in love and give oneself over to the commitment that entails.
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The concept of having each iteration of the films as seen online by a viewer, never repeating, is a nice inversion of that longing to recreate an experience, one that transcends the usual "everything online lives forever" feeling.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Some 15 years in the making and after multiple delays, sci-fi epic "Alita: Battle Angel" finally arrived on Thursday, with its makers saying the film transcends its Asian origins and has global appeal.
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Our first date was at a Thai restaurant; we went home afterward and had the kind of sex that changes your life, the kind that transcends a quick orgasm and forges a deep connection with another human being.
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But each section is accompanied by disparate strands of photography, sculpture, and video works that allow for a level of immersion that transcends both the occasional pretension of the gallery space and the informality of listening to music.
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Opening them up is an obvious move that transcends the political divide, and its attractions can be easily explained: lower prices, a wider choice of products, more potential employers and an economy in which upstarts have a chance.
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In a statement distributed by the Sanders campaign, Omar said the senator's progressive policies and the fact he "is leading a working class movement to defeat Donald Trump that transcends generation, ethnicity and geography" led to her endorsement.
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The best you can hope for here is that the relationship between you and the investor transcends this single deal, encouraging both of you to be up front about your needs and all your exchanges with the acquirer.
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But he also said the summit had "a lot of constraints", in that the two Koreas could not make progress separate from the North Korea-United States summit, and could not reach an agreement that transcends international sanctions.
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"[Desmond] transcends the ugliness of war in a situation that turns most men into animals … he gets to hone his higher self and do something really beautiful in the midst of that, which is life-affirming," Gibson added.
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Both men have a dizzying flair that's set them apart from their eras; both have a knack for melody that transcends genre; both have disregarded convention so completely, for so long, that they've created luxurious worlds for themselves.
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