" Mr. Vargas mused in his essay in "Trap Door.
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When [stocks] broke through levels, there was no trap door selling.
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Why go to all the trouble to build a trap door?
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You gotta remove all that trap door out of the relationship.
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A steel trap door on the front where various things popped out.
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You got to remove all that trap door out of the relationship.
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It would've ruined the suit to have a trap door built in.
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But Instagram's freewheeling platform has opened a trap door into environmental awareness.
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Call it a back door, front door, trap door, it doesn't matter.
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There was a trap door that led to a stone cellar below.
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Test Drive: The "horizontal fly" is like a trap door for your privates.
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It's as if you'd popped through a trap door into a secret clubhouse.
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In the second, he fled through a trap door into an underground tunnel.
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They ended up in a principal's office with a trap door to another room.
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Trap Door brings together some brilliant people from the trans community to answer those questions.
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You end up -- you got to remove all that trap door out of the relationship.
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I had the WB FX shop build the steel trap door where things shot out.
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"The market is riddled with trap door scenarios as long as that continues," he said.
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It's like I've fallen down a trap door in Milton Keynes and landed in Berlin.
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And it probably was better for him to just...just jump through the trap door.
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A trap door in the floor, used by a previous owner and photographer, still functions.
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The most common trap door to crossing the line sexually has to do with personal vulnerability.
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Justin Bieber disappeared onstage Thursday night after falling through a trap door, and it's pretty dramatic.
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Moreover, the Johnson impeachment was largely based on a trap door crime created specifically for him.
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Or how about the gaming pad that flips over, trap door style to reveal a number pad?
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That creates a "trap door scenario" in which the bottom could fall out of U.S. markets, he said.
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To take a photograph, he squeezes his body inside the camera and pulls a trap door behind him.
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On her anthology Trap Door: Trans Cultural Production and the Politics of Visibility Trap Door came from friends and peers asking questions about visibility and how it might act as a trap: Why aren't trans women [profiting financially more] when Hollywood-led trans stories are making coin at the box office?
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Would you build a trap door that if something happens, you fall, and end up next to the Unabomber.
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For Huawei, it's a kind of trap door hidden amongst the function keys along the top row of the keyboard.
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Harvey, 60, joked about having an escape plan (involving a trap door on stage) should he start making mistakes again.
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Three prison officers simultaneously press buttons to open the trap door so it is not clear which one is responsible.
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"Tech stocks looked like a trap door opened underneath them" and then "dragged everything right down with them," Cashin said.
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It is equally tight at the bottom where the so-called trap door is looking more like a revolving door.
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When Parma were halfway through the relegation trap door in 2007, Ranieri tugged them up the table and back to safety.
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"He continued: "Presently, we observe the combination of hypervaluation and negative market internals, which I view as a 'trap door' situation.
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A switch by the light bulb activated a trap door behind the mirror, leading to the route Mr. Guzmán used to flee.
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For example, the Wirecutter-recommended toilet brush from OXO hides unsightly bristles behind an elegant trap door that opens and closes automatically.
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Its body was encased in a pair of shells that resembled an ice cream cone with a lid like a trap door.
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And if you are old enough to remember sitcoms from the 1960s, don't expect a trap door in the floor to open.
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As the Nets inch closer to a playoff spot, what if the trap door opens and they fall closer to the cellar?
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Collins was mid-way through her announcement when a trap door in the stage opened up beside her to bring the winners up.
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She said Guzman led her to a trap door beneath a bathtub that opened up to a tunnel that allowed them to escape.
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The trap door is adjustable, to provide a personalized fit and accommodate women who want to wear sanitary napkins while running as well.
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The pro boxes have a trap door on the bottom that, when opened, lets the seeds pour out like sand in an hourglass.
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About New York Here is the case of a missing paragraph that turned into a trap door that dropped a man into prison.
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A restless spirit stomping the sprawling, unfinished attic, full of cobwebs and accessible only through a steep, unlit staircase with a trap door.
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" Another text pulls away the rug to reveal the trap door under the reader's feet: "I'm not a flower, I'm only here to work.
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He then lifts the lid on a trap door and slips down into the secret underground compartment that he's turned into a toy room.
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The two entered on a trap door on stage, where Crone took Owen's hand and had a proposal in front of the entire audience.
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And if you're installing a floor, aka the constitution, why would you build a trap door, where you could end up with the Unabomber?
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Similarly, Trump's current warnings that the presidential election could be rigged is a trap door he can use should be go down in defeat.
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The trap door used to access the secret area at Windsor Castle, where the queen spent the war years for safety, still exists today.
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The USB-A port is now half-covered by a trap door that I assume allows HP to fit it in a thinner chassis.
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But none of that led to investors selling "like a trap door is open" or a stampede where the volume is big, Cashin pointed out.
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Would you build a trap door that if you mess up and accidentally something happens, you fall and you end up next to the Unabomber?
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Would you build a trap door, that if you mess up and accidentally something happens, you fall and you end up next to the Unabomber?
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This trending method of organizing a novel (for example, Jenny Offill) is not yet insufferable but has a trap door: It exaggerates a writer's weaknesses.
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The scene between Laurie Blake and Jane Crawford is a classic supervillain heel turn, complete with the trap door that opens up beneath Blake's chair.
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He compared the inquiry to the impeachment of President Andrew Johnson in the 1860s, suggesting Congress created a "trap-door crime" to impeach the president.
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When it's time for a pitching change, the manager pushes a button and the pitcher suddenly falls through the trap door into an underground chamber.
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Would you build a trap door that if you mess up and you -- accidentally something happens, you fall and you end up next to the Unabomber?
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After more choices were made, the Tinder player wound up adventuring through a trap door onto a beach, where a note in a bottle was recovered.
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Inside their giant pink and fluffy Mastodon hole, a bartender sits making drinks and serving them out of a trap door located on the sculpture's hip.
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Stocks appear to be finding the bottom but some strategists say it may be over a trap door that could give way to another big decline.
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Would you build a trap door that if you mess up and you accidentally something happens, you fall and you end up next to the Unabomber?
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Would you build a trap door that if you mess up and you accidentally something happens, you fall and you end up next to the unabomber?
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There's a lot of things affecting our mental health that makes us do crazy things that puts us back into that trap door called the 13th Amendment.
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Do they use "accept" and "reject" stamps, or is there a Bond-villain-style trap door that swallows a performer whole when their video doesn't pass muster?
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Trump sometimes pairs the unfair complaint with a trap door strategy that gives him a face-saving chance to escape humiliation if he spies an imminent defeat.
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"I believe that the combination of hypervaluation and unfavorable market internals has opened a trap door that is permissive of abrupt and severe market losses," Hussman said.
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The original prison included a death chamber with a trap door where the bodies of those hanged would fall into a room below, according to the website.
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There's a lot of things affecting our mental health that make us do crazy things that put us back into that trap door called, the 13th amendment.
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So, you basically had this similar dynamic of for some really, people rushing towards bonds and away from stocks, afraid that we were gonna have this trap door.
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Like flipping through a long-forgotten family album, these images reminded me of Morgan M. Page's essay in Trap Door about gossip and access in trans history-telling.
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Mars Rucker, who plays Turner's sister Alline, was injured early on in the show when they stepped on a closing trap door on the floor of the stage.
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The device senses its presence, and opens a trap door to drop the into a tank filled with an alcohol-based solution in which it will eventually drowns.
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All you need to know about Ingrith is this: A mannequin in her lavish closet is the trigger for a trap door that leads to the war room.
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As the Trojans opened their season on Saturday night, it was with a distinct feeling that Clay Helton, their latest beleaguered coach, was operating above a trap door.
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Its modern incarnation still has one of the original brick cellars — reachable by a trap door on the patio — that is now set up as a wine cellar.
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In the first post, Swift is holding the camera and pans around the arena saying "We've lost Bryan!" while Adams subtly waves from the trap door in the stage.
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"There's a lot of things affecting our mental health that make us do crazy things that put us back into that trap door called the 13th Amendment," he said.
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But it's waiting there, ready to drop you through its trap door when someone decides to enforce that hatred again, dropping you back into isolation and fear and grief.
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Its likely that they each had a hand in both, though the B-side's got Hebden all over it; all liquid warp zones and optical-illusion trap-door percussion.
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Switching from security camera to security camera, waiting for the moment they step close to a fake wall or trap door, all filled with purple light and glorious fog.
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Despite the trap door, I was still able to plug USB cables into the port with one hand, though it does take a little more deliberate action than before.
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First off, the S&P 500 was able to hold a critical support level at 2,350, the breaking of which would have opened "the proverbial trap door" to the downside.
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A descendent of a Slytherin-house alumni attending school at the time of the construction of the sewer system helped conceal the trap door leading to the chamber. Yes. Really.
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"With each day, there seems to be yet another trap door lying beneath oil prices, and we expect to see prices continue to roil," said Louise Dickson, a Rystad analyst.
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"There's a lot of things affecting our mental health that makes us do crazy things that puts us back into a trap door called the 13th Amendment," West said to reporters.
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The Prisoner (Jarrett Ott), in a trap-door underneath the foot of the stage, periodically reached his hand out of his cell to grasp the free air of David Geffen Hall.
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I don't like that phrase when people say it at commencement addresses because sometimes that door that opens is a trap door, leading to the very lonely place at the bottom.
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He invited me into a secret room, tucked down a small passageway hidden by a trap door next to a water cooler, where he and his colleagues go for device-free brainstorming.
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Williams hung on by saving three match points in the next game but she finally fell through the trap door as a forehand error handed Gauff the biggest victory of her young life.
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This comes on the heels of Cruz watching erstwhile "running mate" Carly Fiorina fall into the Indiana crowd like someone opened a trap door, only to keep glad-handing without a moment's concern.
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At this point, the bladder trap is set and all it needs is for an unlucky invertebrate to trigger on of the 'levers' which extends from the bottom of the bladder's trap door.
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On the occasion of the publication of Trap Door, the New Museum convened a panel to discuss the realities of transgender artists and cultural workers and their lives in the so-called mainstream.
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He perfected the escape hatch, the underground tunnel and the trap door — all tools he used to evade law enforcement during his years on the run, which ended with an arrest in 2014.
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On Wednesday, the singer took another tumble during the Jacksonville, Florida, stop of his Purpose Tour – only this time, it wasn't a trap door that took him down, but rather a puddle of water.
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The ability to take heart-plummeting trap-door water slides through the belly of a 200-foot man-made mountain is nothing short of thrilling, and what's more: Volcano Bay won't have any lines.
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Has there been any progress made towards fair and accurate media coverage of trans people and issues in the years since Meadows' death, or have we opened a trap door and fallen back in time?
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But in 2013, after he performed a stunt that involved escaping from a box that had been lowered into the Hooghly River, onlookers said they had seen Mr. Lahiri cheat by using a trap door.
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Is it possible that this was a plot by the Illuminati or the Freemasons to swap Scott out for a lookalike through a trap door like at the end of the movie [spoiler alert] The Prestige?
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In documents released Wednesday by the Orange County Sheriff's Department, investigators discovered jail issue blankets and sheets tied to a section of security bars inside a trap door on a ventilation shaft on the jail roof.
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But, as pointed out by many of the authors included in Trap Door, this new peak in trans and gender nonconforming representation coincides with record-high rates of violence against trans people, particularly trans women of color.
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Some have criticized the proposal because it includes a trap door for the next big city election, in 2021, that gives candidates running that year the ability to choose between the new rules and the current system.
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Labour's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer said the party would put forward amendments to Johnson's Brexit legislation, particularly aimed at closing the "trap door" to no-deal Brexit at the end of a transition period in December 2020.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads At a rock show in the 1990s I swear that the singer/guitarist standing center stage had, without warning arrived there from a rigid horizontal position, like a trap door swinging open.
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That snakebitten position has turned into a trap door of sorts for the team, with injuries now to four of the players who were expected to contribute there, leaving the Yankees precariously short of viable long-term options.
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Joaquín Guzmán Loera — better known as the drug kingpin "El Chapo" — broke out of a maximum-security prison in Mexico in 2015 by slipping through a trap door in his cell shower and fleeing through a mile-long tunnel.
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Agents believe that smugglers accessed the tunnel through a hidden trap door underneath a bed in the home, walked drugs underground across the border, and hoisted the dope up through the floor of the restaurant in Arizona using rope.
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The system would allow the drone to drop a package down into a trap door, after which the specially equipped docking station would transport the package downward via vacuum tube, dumbwaiter, elevator or conveyor for ground-level pick up.
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During his opening statement, Turley said there is an "abundance of anger" in politics, and compared the inquiry to the impeachment of President Andrew Johnson in the 1860s, suggesting Congress created a "trap-door crime" to impeach the president.
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Workers discovered the painting, a portrait of a young woman completed in 1917, when they cleared ivy off the outside wall of the Ricci Oddi gallery in the northern city of Piacenza, and came across a small trap door.
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But the celebrated moment of Giovanni's descent into hell, accomplished here without pyrotechnic effects or even so much as a trap door, provokes a genuine gasp of terror, followed by a grin of appreciation at the audacity of the effect.
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Homeland Security Investigations officials told KYMA that the tunnel ran 22 feet deep and traveled nearly 590 feet underground to a residence across the border in San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico, where it ended in a trap door underneath a bed.
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It was suspected that the Benders sat travelers near the curtain and used some sort of hammer to hit them in the back of the head, before they dropped their victim through the trap door and into the cellar below.
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After a week to breathe and ruminate on the repercussions of episode six's big reveal — that Angela's grandpa Will Reeves was the pioneer hero known as Hooded Justice — the show hit a lever and plunged us down another narrative trap door.
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Into the closet went this topic, and out of the closet came the avalanche of statistics that ultimately pushed her, mercifully, back into the cave from whence she came, hopefully with a trap door opening to send her back to her neighboring Russia.
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"We all know what's at stake in the question of 'visibility,'" write artists Park McArthur and Constantina Zavitsanos in "The Guild of the Brave Poor Things," published as part of Trap Door: Trans Cultural Production and the Politics of Visibility in 2017.
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Alias Grace suggests what Grace mentally experienced while her alter-ego took over her "earthly shell:" Grace kneeling in the garden, Grace cowering in the cellar corner while McDermott choked Nancy alone, Grace standing upstairs in the Kinnear house next to the cellar trap door.
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It's a story Goodell wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole ordinarily, but forced to confront it on television, Goodell painted himself into such a tiny corner that he had to trigger his last-ditch trap door to find his way out of his logical dissonance.
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Are "audiences obsessed with and consuming media about transness tapping into a derivative pornographic obsession with transgender bodies?" she asked, in an interview in a new anthology, "Trap Door: Trans Cultural Production and the Politics of Visibility," to be published in November by the New Museum.
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In that spirit, I present to you this video of Travis Scott—who surprised the crowd on the third of Drake's Boy Meets World tour London dates last night—completely stacking it and falling down a trap door in the middle of the stage: Lol, rofl, and indeed, lmao.
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Or rather it is that, but it is something else, too: You open a trap door in the safe house or find the entrance to a hidden cave, and you reach an actual railroad, with actual locomotives and boxcars and conductors, sometimes complete with benches on the platform.
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It covers beautiful and rugged terrain, including achingly steep inclines (and those are after the roughly 700 stairs near the start), chaotic trap-door drops into Muir Woods, and tangles of single-track trails over rocks and roots and through thickets of poison oak, among other nasty elements.
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Aaron Fritschner, a congressional press secretary on Capitol Hill, tweeted out a story in which party leaders duel, Steve Bannon whips out a mace and chain, the former environmental administrator Scott Pruitt falls through a trap door, and (spoiler alert!) the president is revealed to be a zombie robot.
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Bly's recipe is far from the only boozy impeachment-party suggestion on the internet: As just a couple of examples, Trap Door Brewing in Vancouver, WA, makes a peach-cobbler sour ale called ImPEACHment and Friends & Allies Brewing in Austin, TX, makes a saison (pale ale) called ImPeach.
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If a trap door is closed, officers barge the sea lion out of the river and wrangle the agitated mammal into yet another trap, before driving it 230 miles to the California coast, only to have the same sea lion virtually beeline back to the same stretch of the Columbia.
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"To this day, we're pulling back pieces of board, and there's a piece of an old proscenium," said Missy Steele, the theater's purple-haired director of operations, who likes to point to the spot on the stage where they opened a trap door that revealed a small, hidden baptism pool.
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Lawmakers will have the opportunity to bring changes to the legislation and Labour Brexit policy chief Keir Starmer and finance spokesman John McDonnell said on Sunday the party would put forward amendments including on issues such as protecting worker's rights and closing the "trap door" to a no-deal Brexit at the end of a transition period in December 2020.
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Lawmakers will have the opportunity to bring changes to the legislation and Labour Brexit policy chief Keir Starmer and finance spokesman John McDonnell said on Sunday the party would put forward amendments including on issues such as protecting worker's rights and closing the "trap door" to a no-deal Brexit at the end of a transition period in December 2020.
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In the new anthology Trap Door: Trans Cultural Production and The Politics of Visibility, editors Reina Gossett, Eric A. Stanley, and Johanna Burton probe the paradoxes of the time we live in: There are more trans and gender-nonconforming people reflected in popular culture than ever before, but trans women are four times as likely to die by homicide than their cisgender counterparts — and reported violence against trans people has reached record highs.
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This is only slightly more cumbersome, since you have to pay via cash or card before leaving, but Panasonic's system has the benefit of being retailer agnostic, so that you won't need Amazon credentials as is the case with Amazon Go. The Panasonic system uses tags applied to the goods you pick up to tally the cost as you shop, and then automatically bags your selections via a trap-door in the counter that accepts your basket when you're ready to go.
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There is Makoto Yamaguchi's Polygon House, a quasi-Brutalist geode of distressed steel and glass that perches on a hill in a forest like an abandoned space pod; the concrete, glass and larch wood Omizubata N House by Iida Archiship Studio, whose dramatically steepled roof recalls an ancient Norse ship; TNA's Passage House, where a horizontally oriented front entryway functions as a trap door, giving visitors the sensation that the forest floor beneath — over which the ring-shaped house hovers — is the ground floor of the structure, and the house itself its attic.
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Midway through the novel, causality seems to fall away entirely, as the characters — both the principal players and the bit ones — begin making head-scratching decisions: deciding to tour the farm before dinner though it's arguably too cold for comfort and too dark to see anything; deciding to explore the basement alone though there are scratches on a trap door that look "frantic"; deciding to stop for "something sweet" on the drive home after dinner though there's now a full-on snowstorm and nobody is remotely hungry; deciding to drive down a remote, unplowed road in order to throw away the sweating cups of icy lemonade because they might melt and turn the cup holders sticky.
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