Orthodoxy is becoming unfashionable, along with faith in the establishment.
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" It's all so unfashionable: "I mean, know any estuary songs?
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Slimani's books beg to be read in an unfashionable way.
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For decades, tattoos weren't just unfashionable in religiously conservative Honduras.
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At worst, Mr. Styles runs the risk of being unfashionable.
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On one hand, the genre feels old-fashioned, if not unfashionable.
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He also appears to have unfashionable misgivings about the #MeToo movement.
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Dujardin plays a man besotted with a preposterously unfashionable deerskin jacket.
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Hillary Clinton's theory of politics is unfashionable, but she doesn't care.
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In scale, and in their unfashionable context, they feel almost industrial.
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I know the word is very unfashionable, but it adds authenticity.
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Though smart and successful, the computer programmer is also unfashionable and shy.
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Scrambling around with those unfashionable dying businesses, Textile Mills in New England.
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In the year 2020, optimism is embarrassing and breeziness is politically unfashionable.
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It sort of connects with Biden's base of older and unfashionable Democrats.
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Perhaps they noticed he got a little big for his unfashionable britches.
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In this way, the goal of the exhibition is deeply, committedly unfashionable.
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Treefort felt decidedly unfashionable, which is a wonderful, and increasingly rare, trait.
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Melania visits the kids at the border and fashions a highly unfashionable statement.
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He picked unfashionable stocks in areas like tobacco and avoided the dotcom boom.
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But not, like, real, Appalachian Trail-style hiking with backpacks and unfashionable shoes.
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One-shot answers were unfashionable back when Tunstall-Pedoe started programming at Cambridge.
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Brute-force, handcrafted AI has become unfashionable in the world of deep learning.
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During Case's second wave, from roughly 227 to 5003, big investments became unfashionable.
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That opened an unusually wide space in the unfashionable political centre for Mr Macron.
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Mr Macron's overtly pro-European politics are unfashionable in parts of France these days.
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Now religion was the refuge, a cloak for the bears' deliberate and unfashionable fustiness.
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Yet humanism has been seen in some quarters as unfashionable, or unachievable, or both.
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And however unfashionable the company's namesake platform is becoming, it is still adding more users.
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For starters, he talked of "bad inequality" but also "good inequality", an unfashionable idea today.
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In the late 1980s, Canadian master's student Yoshua Bengio became captivated by an unfashionable idea.
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Finally, he invited her to his home, in a distant, unfashionable corner of Mexico City.
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With modernism's emphasis on the self and the rendering of individual consciousness, omniscience became unfashionable.
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It never condescends to its characters—to their unfashionable haircuts, soft bodies, and modest ambitions.
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To some suppliers, the sudden popularity of their once-unfashionable beans feels a little surreal.
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But those old insider maneuverings have become unfashionable in this moment of progressive movement politics.
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The most shocking thing about Sarah McCoubrey's paintings is their startling and deeply unfashionable, unapologetic beauty.
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Unfashionable they may be, but their vocation is also noble: they give people what they want.
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Tech companies are fashionable and widely perceived as helpful; banks are unfashionable and seen as parasitic.
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I recall a weird Vera Wang/HP collaboration, where the laptops were both unfashionable and crappy.
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Wolfgang Tillmans is wearing a plain red T–shirt, construction-worker jeans, and decidedly unfashionable trainers.
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Kids stream out of universities and unfashionable counties to cities, in search of experience and stimulation.
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Breakingviews Bayer's offer for Monsanto could be a triumph for an unfashionable corporate beast: the conglomerate.
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As it turns out, the way I write is very old-fashioned and kind of unfashionable.
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Coach Nate McMillan, continuity and a top-two defense have the unfashionable Pacers overachieving — again. 2129.
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In many transit advocacy circles, it's considered unfashionable to dwell on these questions of cost-effectiveness.
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He started spending more time with his hot rods and with unfashionable, figurative styles of painting.
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Trump went for the tried and true: the unfashionable yet ubiquitous simple pleasure of the Big Mac.
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Although I don't consider myself unfashionable, my Instagram feed is filled with people far cooler than me.
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The National Theatre is a gritty space on the previously-unfashionable South Bank of the River Thames.
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In late 2017, it seems unfashionable and frankly antique to have thick bezels around a phone display.
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What linked Street Fighter to White Wolf's gothic fantasy RPGs was the terribly unfashionable sense of earnestness.
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His art's focus on religion and the countryside means that he is unfashionable in liberal art circles.
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Noticed By incorporating surprising hues and unfashionable blooms, these floral designers are leaving traditional Rococo grandeur behind.
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Dreams of unfashionable, politically incorrect, old American aspirations that our generation isn't supposed to believe in anymore.
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By the time Es Devlin was training in set design, much of this work was considered unfashionable.
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Beers of The Times It turns out that in beer-drinking circles I would be considered unfashionable.
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I imagine a full-on Italo prog-funk score might be a little unfashionable for 2017 though.
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Martin's nod to those now-unfashionable sonics featured the only amen break dropped during the whole weekend.
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Watch de Gea's reflexive save right here:Or here if you are in a different region: Because Bentancur plays in an unfashionable position, performing an unfashionable role, he does not attract the highlight-reels that Ronaldo and Dybala can create — the goal-ridden ones that most fans truly love.
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Wouters adds that the change in art tastes between the World Wars further made his bombastic art unfashionable.
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Unfashionable and overlooked in the east Midlands, they had been overshadowed by their city's Europe-conquering rugby team.
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He's a little unfashionable for indie rock and has only an indirect relationship with the jam-band scene.
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They were mostly offered only by feminism, and in the 1980s, mainstream culture considered feminism shrill and unfashionable.
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The band, which looks like a big and unfashionable watch, beams the signals to a phone or computer.
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I know it's unfashionable to praise a political party, and I have plenty of complaints about the Democrats.
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It had become unfashionable, especially compared with the Darmstadt School avant-garde of Pierre Boulez and Luciano Berio.
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He is perpetually balding and perpetually dour, with a jutting nose and consistently unfashionable glasses and a blistering frown.
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"I have no idea why you're wearing those extremely unflattering shoes," is the next slap in my unfashionable face.
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This puts Mr Koszek and his home town at the wildly unfashionable end of the environmental debate in Europe.
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To be honest, my preferred way to listen to music is on CD, as unfashionable as that might be.
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Remember when Carrie Bradshaw picked apart Jack Berger's novel because he dressed his character in a then-unfashionable scrunchie?
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But, Faber broke ground and drew an abundance of interest to the then-unfashionable lower weight classes in the sport.
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If there's any one thing I hate about AirPods aside from their unfashionable design, it's the lack of volume controls.
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Though he rejects the label, Mr Kagan is a neocon—an unfashionable proponent of using force to support liberal values.
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It would create a bank with a big balance-sheet and it involves two unfashionable geographies: Britain and emerging markets.
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Hedging became unfashionable during gold's 12-year bull run, which took prices to a record $1,920.30 an ounce in 2011.
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Dorky In recent seasons, labels like Prada and Gucci have offered versions of an item once considered unfashionable: the sandal.
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"I know hope is a little bit unfashionable these days," he said at one point, declaring himself unapologetically pro-hope.
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It is restful somehow, and generous, in a manner that is unfashionable in our culture of 24/7 emotional display.
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You will find the bottle powerfully restorative, belying its status as an artifact too unsexy and unfashionable to be advertised.
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Protagonist Lottie Person is a two-faced disaster, a beautiful fashion blogger crippled with unfashionable allergies and radioactive green snot.
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"Wearing fur is cruel, unfashionable, and outdated — not to mention the exotic animal skin phone cases that she promotes," he said.
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PERCHED on a river bend in an unfashionable expanse of central France, Châteaudun is in many ways a typical French town.
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But he worried that Polish cinema, "born only to speak about the disasters of our nation", was now unfashionable and unnecessary.
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In an era that has been defined by the rise of mobile phones and apps, desktop software development has become unfashionable.
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Their attempts are like those of an unfashionable adult trying to look hip by wearing teenagers' clothing: embarrassing and off-putting.
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Another has Derek trying to reconcile with his son (Cyrus Arnold) who, to his horror, has grown up fat and unfashionable.
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Yet despite his blazing intuitions and his sense of the darker repercussions of technological progress, Wells is now an unfashionable figure.
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When her daughters said that she'd sent them unfashionable clothes, Emma told them to have a garage sale, and sent more.
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Comprehensive immigration reform is deeply unfashionable next to decriminalisation of illegal immigration and the abolition of the nation's immigration-enforcement agency.
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South32, a firm created from the demerger of some of BHP's unfashionable mining assets in 2015, has gone from strength to strength.
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Still, Oladipo shouldn't be judged for his contract—a weighty four-year, $84 million deal—or Indiana's unfashionable faith in his pedigree.
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The two dolls that I have reconstructed represent two parts of me: one nerdy and very unfashionable, and one strong and cool.
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Its characters have core attributes that never change — lasciviousness, self-absorption, unfashionable biases of all sorts — but there is evolution as well.
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To get around the confused moral landscape of WWE's storylines, Bryan did the simplest, most unfashionable thing and simply berated the audience.
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And look, this is deeply unfashionable for me to say as a conservative, but I think the education gap is not irrelevant.
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Recover from dinner with a stroll over to the Iron Room, a cocktail bar and restaurant tucked away in an unfashionable neighborhood.
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But it's more remarkable for Clinton's extended defense of a political style that has become unfashionable in both the Republican and Democratic parties.
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In garden design, a name exists for the style of old-fashioned — and proudly unfashionable — landscape that Mr. Grant wants to nurture here.
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Amid the social media chatter regarding aligoté, I discovered a new criticism of it: This unfashionable grape is now being disparaged as trendy.
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He makes an unfashionable, unabashed and — above all — unwavering case for the use of force in the service of American security and ideals.
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And so even as Communism fell out of favor, among intellectuals anti-Communism became as unfashionable as it had been in the 1930s.
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At Christmastime, Missoni makes holiday centerpieces out of the objects: This year, it will be a cluster of patently unfashionable fancy crystal glassware.
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Schaberg's inquiry is vexed, partly because he can't decide whether the problem with flight is that it's unfashionable or that it's technologically obsolete.
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Mr. Reed recalled that the original Scion xB, whose resolutely boxy body scored a knockout for unfashionable design, sold strongly through its first generation.
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"I realize this may be an unfashionable belief in a time of growing tolerance of drug use," he said, according to his prepared remarks.
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Gonzalez has spoken at length about the album's unfashionable source material: soft rock, theatrical metal, chintzy disco, theme songs for shows like Punky Brewster.
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Montpellier in France's Ligue 1 (2012), Kaiserslautern in Germany's Bundesliga (1998) and AZ Alkmaar in the Netherlands' Eredivisie (1981) have been similarly unfashionable conquerors.
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Butler spends nearly the entire mix working pick-and-rolls into unfashionable midrange shots and posting up in the mid-block and taking turnarounds.
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Comments sections have become increasingly unfashionable—they're seen as cesspools where humanity goes to die, and some say they should be cast off entirely.
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The problem, from where I stand, is the traditional Louis's reliance on store-bought mayonnaise and ketchup, both deeply unfashionable ingredients in our age.
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There's also Hopp, a company that works with a manufacturer that makes "comfort shoes" for a product that feels orthopedic but isn't so unfashionable.
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There is Leanne (Megan Mullally; you may have to look twice to recognize her), a fellow inmate with some unfashionable racial views who befriends Rhonda.
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Weber's idea is unfashionable these days, partly because so many non-Protestant countries have become rich and partly because of a cause-and-effect problem.
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Midrange play has become unfashionable in the bombs-away league of today, but Aldridge has at least temporarily restored a measure of sheen to it.
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They blame market leader Juul, which is partially owned by tobacco giant Altria, for making vaping trendy among young people who view smoking as unfashionable.
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When I was 24, I moved into a 645-square-foot apartment on New York's unfashionable Upper East Side, which I shared with a roommate.
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Perhaps it will become unfashionable to ask citizens to "stand on guard" or to say "our home and native land," as Toronto City Council once declared.
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Late last year, however, the cash-strapped party had to sell its grand headquarters and find new premises in a modern office in an unfashionable suburb.
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The group blame an increase in alcohol tax, which has increased by 53 percent for fortified wine in Britain since 2007, and the drink's unfashionable reputation.
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The 1968 events first broke out on the Nanterre campus, in an unfashionable suburb west of Paris, before spreading to the Sorbonne in the Latin Quarter.
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The influx of Hispanics to the town, and hundreds of unfashionable cities like it, illustrates how much they have changed America over the past three decades.
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While smartphones and tablets have gotten bigger over the years, the gadgets we wear on our wrists need to stay small to avoid looking terribly unfashionable.
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If anything, Kaiser does something unfashionable but very much needed in this era of bloated rhetoric and claims of meta-criticality: he comes across as sincere.
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The government has previously admitted that political education for university students was outdated and unfashionable, though the education minister said last year this problem had been fixed.
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Boundless, unqualified love for Trump's America is certainly unfashionable right now; it seems likely that writers will chronicle this dark moment in history for decades to come.
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However abstract his art was, his interest in " the human figure" meant he wasn't a Minimalist and his work was already on the way to becoming unfashionable.
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Leicester, a club as unfashionable and, for the previous 132 years of its existence, mostly as mediocre as the city, was not previously in the chasing pack.
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But otherwise this is a style that's become unfashionable, something comedy nerds sneered at; "laugh track" is shorthand for not merely unfunny but also worthy of scorn.
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After the fall of communism, however, state ownership of teams became unfashionable, and Steaua was spun away from the army sports association, CSA Steaua Bucharest, in 1998.
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For, because I worship writers; against, because I hold to the unfashionable belief that all we need to know about them can be found in their work.
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He annoyed his fellow-directors at Allied Dunbar by taking up time at board meetings with ideas for donations to unfashionable causes—mental illness was a particular favourite.
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The Grief of Others played with sound, mise-en-scene, and older, nearly unfashionable film techniques such as iris shots to astonishing degrees considering the relatively conventional narrative.
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Although her means were unusual and her desired ends unfashionable, she was representative of a recurring figure in American history: the woman whose activism is fuelled by anger.
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Buckley did move away from overt racism after it became socially unfashionable, but the entanglement of his magazine to racism is far deeper than Kabaservice's glib words acknowledge.
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That unfashionable formation has no doubt got Roy flummoxed, if not outright repulsed, like an Englishman served up a feast of fermented hákarl after not Googling the stuff.
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Like many of the current crop of tech "unicorns"—private companies with a valuation of $1bn or more—Peloton does not do anything so unfashionable as making money.
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Let's be clear here about Morant: What the 20-year-old has achieved in a half-season in unfashionable Memphis has to be hugely celebrated, no matter what.
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Models of both sexes wore fleeces, cargo shorts, paneled hoodies in block shades and wide-leg jeans — unfashionable outdoorsy clothes that from her hand received high fashion elevation.
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Lunt is old enough to remember "Africa" being "extremely unfashionable" when he was a kid in the late 80s, but now he views it as a guilty pleasure.
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Sydney music writer Max Easton has written Barely Human; I Like Randy Newman, a 32-page zine that is an attempt to exorcise his obsession with the unfashionable musician.
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Though increasingly unfashionable in the unicorn era, it is quite possible, and perhaps even advisable, to build a billion dollar publicly-traded company with under $50M in venture capital.
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This unfashionable pair of heels looks as though a set of Crocs was planted in soil, placed in direct sunlight, and grown into something much worse than the original.
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It seemed superficial to me to avoid winter hiking because I didn't want to look unfashionable, so I bucked up and got on board the cold-weather-gear train.
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In one of the greatest sporting upsets in more than half a century, Leicester City – a small, unfashionable soccer club from the English midlands – won the English Premier League.
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Gillian granted her students permission to be in love with the unpopular and unfashionable, to persist in spite of circumstance, to retreat if necessary, and to be boundlessly passionate.
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Gillian granted her students permission to be in love with unpopular and unfashionable things, to persist in spite of circumstance ,to retreat if necessary, and to be boundlessly passionate.
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After Mrs Thatcher became prime minister in 1979 the nationalised industries were largely broken up and, in a new era of free-market economic liberalism, the notion became unfashionable.
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The crowd included men in suits, fashionably unfashionable 20-somethings, neighborhood elders sitting on McCarren Park benches, and nannies pushing expensive strollers past industrial facades painted with colorful murals.
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He already admitted to knowing it would generate a massive backlash, giving him a leading role as an "intemperate" and "unfashionable" contrarian—a lucrative gig in the anti-P.
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At the time, their sound was utterly groundbreaking; the New Wave of British Heavy Metal had come to dominate the regional music scene and playing slow was utterly unfashionable.
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But her mother, wanting her not to take wealth for granted, dressed her in unfashionable clothes, a condition, Ms. Krantz later said, that made her deeply unpopular at school.
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Having no income except for some iffy book royalties, they moved to an apartment in an unfashionable West Hollywood neighborhood, and Dorothy was advised to apply for unemployment compensation.
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Tuesday's 3-1 victory does not mean that the mission set by Manchester City's owners, to turn a once-unfashionable team into a member of the elite, is complete.
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Yet despite the layers of political and ethical commentary and art historical reference in these paintings, the most shocking thing about them is their startling and deeply unfashionable, unapologetic beauty.
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London, which has some 47,000 Airbnb-listed properties, has talked up the advantages of encouraging sharing-economy accommodation, particularly for its unfashionable outer boroughs where few hotel tourists ever venture.
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It clearly is a problem if images of "women in science" show only those who are all "physically attractive" and "not boring or unfashionable" and have the same "fun" aesthetic.
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Making her last major speech before she steps down next week, May said she was worried about the state of politics, warning that a willingness to compromise had become "unfashionable".
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Such a strategy will also involve helping particular sectors of the economy, an approach which, its proponents insist, is quite different from the now-unfashionable 1970s policy of "picking winners".
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Even in unfashionable corners of China, millions of consumers have a voice, and—unlike in the era of central planning—that voice does not always have to speak standard Mandarin. ■
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Anna Merlan breaks down what a 19th century trend for tearing off unfashionable hats and throwing them in the gutter can teach us about how stupidity unites and divides us.
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In the early 1920s, the trend of mocking or destroying unfashionable hats spread to the United States, where it was considered verboten to wear a straw hat after September 15.
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Dokki was an unfashionable address, but it was just two subway stops from downtown Cairo with its maze of cheap hotels, dive bars and crumbling apartment blocks encircling Tahrir Square.
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This is certainly true for me: When I was young, my family and I lived in an unfashionable part of the Upper East Side before moving to Baltimore in 1980.
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The unfashionable, élitist notion of quality doesn't really go away, and our need for museums to sift, select, and make illuminating judgments about recent art has never been more acute.
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That era of the nation's history has become increasingly unfashionable, with Smriti Irani, a member of Mr Modi's Bharatiya Janata party (BJP), even calling to "Remove Mughals From Books" in 2016.
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AMERICA's 45th president went to the World Economic Forum in Davos, a gathering of influential people in favour of unfashionable ideas like free trade and world peace, and gave a speech.
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And those who prefer not to follow fads at all need only wait a while: much of today's playful punctuation will soon become unfashionable, dead as the diastole and the diple.
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During Britain's many years of war with France, the French brandy that had previously flowed in London pubs became unfashionable—unpatriotic, even—and was thus increasingly difficult to get hold of.
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She was using a gambit I'd seen some artists employ in the previous decade, giving a knowing twist to an unfashionable historical style in order to make something that felt new.
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" He then went on to give an inaccurate account of the reasons for Robinson's imprisonment: "You went to prison in a supposedly free country for expressing supposedly unfashionable opinions in public.
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Yet poetry memorization has become deeply unfashionable, an outmoded practice that many teachers and parents — not to mention students — consider too boring, mindless and just plain difficult for the modern classroom.
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Preservationists remain concerned about the rapid change in the neighborhood, which they fear could redefine what they regard as the city's last authentic, if unfashionable, complex of food wholesalers and distributors.
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Fans of the Foxes, as Leicester's football team is known, hailed it as a miracle when their unfancied squad pulled off the upset, putting the unfashionable East Midlands city on the map.
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"The working class," that unfashionable monicker for people more worried about their mortgage than their bourgeois ennui, is once again on the lips of politicians, pundits, and campaign hacks across the nation.
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He is unfashionable but insists on wearing a gold chain, for which he is roundly mocked; he's a naturalized American citizen whose nemesis, a white coder from Canada, is an undocumented immigrant.
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Others referenced hikers, nervous travelers, EDM festivals, unfashionable uncles, and the royal blue JanSport fanny pack Jerry mocks George for wearing on Seinfeld ("Looks like your belt is digesting a small animal").
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Seeger is something still less: not a writer who faded away to acclaim of a ceremonial sort, but one who became unfashionable to even the most hospitable critics of the postwar years.
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As photographers have become increasingly fascinated by conceptualism, the award champions the unfashionable notion that photography's primary duty is to show the world as it is — and, if possible, to change it.
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Daniel Nearing, a Chicago-based microbudget director, is not the most accessible filmmaker, but with his new feature and his previous one, he has carved out an original and boldly unfashionable niche.
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It's a deeply unfashionable, folkloric grape that you'll find a smattering of in all sorts of wines, but it usually doesn't even get a mention, let alone celebrated in a single-varietal bottling.
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China's luxury car market - seen rising 15 percent this year even as slower economic growth saps overall demand - is breathing new life into brands seen as ageing or unfashionable in the United States.
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It still sits in a corner of the dining room, a wooden relic of the early '80s that was unfashionable even back then, embodying a stifling and punitive Vietnamese Catholicism that I rejected.
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Dan Hicks, a singer, songwriter and bandleader who attracted a devoted following with music that was defiantly unfashionable, proudly eccentric and foot-tappingly catchy, died on Saturday at his home in Mill Valley, Calif.
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Unfashionable firms are blowing the bank to mimic the cool kids: Walmart has paid $2350bn to buy 2500% of Flipkart, an Indian e-commerce firm which is expected to lose over $1bn next year.
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At a time of angry populism and political nationalism the world over, there was little to hint that France, of all countries, would be the one to reaffirm unfashionable pro-European and liberal values.
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But her personal relationship with Mr Johnson has long been poor, and her brand of liberal Conservatism—she regularly cites Sir John Major, prime minister in 1990-97, as a touchstone—is suddenly unfashionable.
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The album displays a fondness for unfashionable genres—electroclash, pop-punk, emo rap, dubstep, trance, industrial rock and dance, drum 'n' bass, death metal, chiptune, and even polka—but a hardened allegiance to none.
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I suspect that she isn't mentioned much because she writes almost exclusively about unfashionable subjects and doesn't perform the social role of genius — no fedora or pipe or dreary public spats with other writers.
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Now is the time to get a better handle on what passes for ace (awesome) or naff (unfashionable) in British culture thanks to some new additions to the popular mobile game Words With Friends.
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Tennis, "Ladies Don't Play Guitar" I think Tennis is one of the most underrated pop groups working — they have an ear for distinctive, indelible melodies and a coherent aesthetic, even if it's a little unfashionable.
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Modern British elections are won and lost in the sort of proudly unfashionable places that most political advisers would struggle to locate on a map: Redditch, Telford, Peterborough, Corby, and Nuneaton, our very own Ohio.
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I've TA'd a few Shakespeare classes in my time, and learned that the Shakespeare professor in most English departments is a learned, venerable, solid person whose style of scholarship is usually unfashionable but deeply committed.
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She is wearing a seasonable, unfashionable tan under a white cotton dress with high espadrilles; and she has brought her glasses, her Blackberry, her sweater in case of air conditioning and a 350-page manuscript.
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Hugh Yarrow, whose fund comfortably beat peers on June returns, stuck to his large holdings in "unfashionable" stocks like Unilever and Diageo — the same stocks that panicked investors rushed into seeking shelter from the selloff.
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At a time when liberalism is besieged by populisms of both the right and the left, these portions of Meacham's book offer a strong if unfashionable reminder of all that progressive American government has achieved.
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Mr. Coca's first mainline collection, to be unveiled Sunday at London Fashion Week, is also the brand's first major show in 30 months, after facing a share-price collapse and a string of unfashionable profit warnings.
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Instead, the French needed to hear the unfashionable case for something positive: an open, tolerant, pro-European society, based on supporting private enterprise rather than crushing it, and creating paths out of poverty for globalisation's victims.
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Prime Minister Theresa May will on Tuesday outline her bid to reshape the British economy for a post-Brexit world, reviving the once unfashionable concept of industrial policy 30 years after Margaret Thatcher killed it off.
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The British Prime Minister, Theresa May , often strikes people as cautious, but her political career has been defined by acts of boldness, often on behalf of unfashionable causes, or in the face of seemingly impossible circumstances.
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She also makes a case for picking up the phone and working things out, rather than hiding behind emails and texts — a deeply unfashionable stance that will forever endear her to me, a stubborn phone person.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday kickstarted her bid to reshape the British economy for a post-Brexit world, reviving the once unfashionable concept of industrial policy 30 years after Margaret Thatcher killed it off.
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They may have been obsessed with capital allocation, but they bought into deeply unfashionable things, from decrepit cable-TV networks in rural America (John Malone at TCI), to the makers of Twinkies (Bill Stiritz at Ralston Purina).
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Awkward to get to (unless by private plane), overstocked with unfashionable old masters and situated in the middle of a continent with plenty of economic problems, Tefaf has been looking to widen its reach for some time.
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Determined to use design as a means of enriching daily life, Frank created objects to last and focused on then-unfashionable qualities like comfort and ease in the hope that people would feel relaxed with his designs.
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From red-bricked houses with porches and front gardens, to pre-fab blocks with "streets in the sky," they're the concrete residue of the now unfashionable idea that people should be able to afford somewhere to live.
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No one writes more persuasively about the natural world, the ways of animals both wild and domestic, rural roughneck mores, hunting and fishing, food, drinking, the writing life and, of course, male lust: reflexive, resistless, defiantly unfashionable.
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A scrappy, card-carrying member of the Daughters of the Confederacy armed only with a high school degree, Ms. Bolton typically jettisoned her Southern gentility to pursue her agenda of causes that may have initially seemed unfashionable.
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In admitting Journey, Electric Light Orchestra and Yes, the Rock Hall followed the playbook it has used with artists like Kiss and Rush — finally admitting megaselling but unfashionable acts long ignored by the hall's most conservative voters.
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Though it may be unfashionable for activists to campaign for a mainstream party, joining a political movement that has a real hope of success at the polls remains one of the best ways to stand up for democracy.
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For institutions in remote or unfashionable bits of the country, setting up shop in the capital "is a good way to get students who wouldn't normally consider you", explains Paul Woodgates of PA Consulting, whose clients include universities.
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Despite how unfashionable paint-patrolling Redwoods are in today's game, Gasol has shown so far this year how important they can be, particularly on the side of the ball where he's not traditionally known as a commanding presence.
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As other writers have pointed out, he extends the symbolism of Odilon Redon and James Ensor into new territory, but, although he is as unfashionable as these idiosyncratic artists once were, this tells only part of the story.
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My father has spent decades of his life—during which he has held controversial opinions, signed provocative petitions, and given money to unfashionable causes—without ever getting into fights with neighbors or distant cousins or friends of friends.
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Allardyce, an old-school manager famed for helping unfashionable clubs avoid relegation, said it had been a "silly thing" to do but he had been trying to do a favor for someone he had known for 30 years.
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"Father of the Bride" by Vampire Weekend The first Vampire Weekend album in six years had to contend with the fact that the group's signature sound—globally inflected indie rock—had become doubly unfashionable in the intervening period.
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Dennis te Kloese, the national director, says that the Mexican diaspora boosts viewing figures and revenues for domestic clubs, who can pay high enough wages to keep talented locals in the country, rather than venturing to unfashionable European leagues.
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The former center half who built his managerial reputation by getting the best out of unfashionable or struggling clubs met FA chairman Greg Clarke and chief executive Martin Glenn and offered a "sincere and wholehearted apology" for his actions.
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When recalling America's "running boom" of the 1970s—a surge of interest in jogging that included President Jimmy Carter taking to the tarmac—Runner's Worldnoted that "road running up to the 0003s was an unfashionable add-on to track".
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The bulbous bodies of another new painting, Conflict, reminded me of Philip Guston, the beleaguered '60s painter who was blacklisted for jettisoning abstraction in favor of a then-unfashionable figuration, wielding the latter to skewer the loathed Richard Nixon.
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While there is still some residual nostalgia, the popular appeal of wrestling on this side of the pond took a steep plunge in the mid noughties, with the garish, lurid entertainment on offer increasingly unfashionable and devoid of charm.
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These are straightforward electropop exercises that borrow the textural palette of tropical house, which has become unfashionable in the world of EDM proper but has permeated mainstream pop like a big spot of rainbow bleach radiating in every direction.
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Manchester City, Liverpool and Tottenham have recently spent their transfer dosh on callow players from unfashionable teams—such as Kevin de Bruyne from Wolfsburg, Roberto Firmino from Hoffenheim and Son Heung-min from Leverkusen—who have developed into world-beaters.
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Potential suitors: Miami Heat, Chicago Bulls, Minnesota Timberwolves For all the blemishes associated with Blake Griffin—his unfashionable skill-set, increasingly questionable health, and declining athleticism—he just turned 28 and remains one of the world's 333 best basketball players.
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A walk down Market Street reveals well-heeled finance executives, techies wearing $2100 sneakers meant to look like unfashionable dad shoes, a heroin user shooting up in plain view of tourists, and an abandoned pair of sweatpants full of shit.
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Ever since he published his first novel, in 1904, Hesse has been one of those odd writers who manage to be at the same time canonical—in 1946, he won the Nobel Prize in Literature—and almost perpetually unfashionable among critics.
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They settled in an unfashionable northern suburb, where she supported his decision to quit his day job and take care of their three sons, snatching free moments to work on his fiction and supplementing the family income with the occasional grant.
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His "Unfashionable Pursuits" paper surveyed the history of mathematics, and then, sixth-eighths of the way in, arrived at "the monster and the moral": an entity that exists within the mathematical realm of symmetry, in the field of group theory.
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"Solberg was representing the Conservative Party, but also had an image as being quite common, definitely not posh," said Danielsen, pointing to a popular newspaper feature in the run-up to the election that showed pictures inside the politician's untidy and unfashionable home.
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I explained how when I became the United States attorney in 1981, and the drugs were being used widely, over a period of years, it became unfashionable, unpopular, and people were seeing — it was seen as such that good people didn't use marijuana.
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Yiadom-Boakye often cites the unfashionable British painter Walter Sickert as an influence, and it is perhaps here that the congruence occurs: Virginia Woolf was also an admirer of Sickert, and published a monograph about him; Vanessa, her sister, illustrated the cover.
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While writers have unanimously talked about the influence of Abstract Expressionism on these works, I am more interested in the other sources that inspired him because they are so unlikely and, at the moment when he was getting something out of them, unfashionable.
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One way of doing this is revisiting an old, unfashionable strand of artificial intelligence known as symbolic AI or Good Old-Fashioned Artificial Intelligence (GOFAI), says Murray Shanahan, a professor of cognitive robotics at Imperial College London (and also the scientific advisor on Ex Machina).
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Spurned as a "notoriously grandiose and difficult" architect with an unfashionable (that is, non-Beaux Arts) style, he resorted to designing small commercial buildings in rural towns, most famously the series of eight banks he created in five Midwestern states between 1907 and 1919.
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"I was in an airport reading all of the papers, the obituaries, sitting next to a very unfashionable man, in a checkered shirt, you know, and I just started to bawl," Wintour recalled during an interview at the Women in the World Summit 2019.
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Over the past few years, Zyba has turned into an island in the middle of Minsk, the Belarusian capital — still mostly a sterile, utterly unfashionable city with long lines of dominating Soviet buildings and people hurrying past, seemingly terrified of making any form of contact.
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Even that word — Antipodean slang for unfashionable, which in its initial meaning referred to the dried droppings on a sheep's rear end — now seems quaint, a byproduct of a simpler era, when Magic Eye pictures kept kids entertained for hours and internet was dial-up.
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Right now this industry is full of products that are cumbersome and ugly enough that you'd probably swipe left on Beyoncé wearing a pair, but this past week I had the chance to play with one that was, okay, still pretty unfashionable, but also really amazing.
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Is Armstrong doing this to deliberately cause controversy, or is he pandering to a particular audience—fans of the old times, when a rider could run and gun, shoot whatever he liked, and leave every ounce of effort out on the road unencumbered by unfashionable headwear?
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Corum is the latest to prove the theory with a one-off watch with a dial made of a United States dollar coin, with a skull and octopod motif overlay; a strap made of bluejeans; and water resistance to 10 meters, a shallow, hitherto unfashionable figure.
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Mr. Lucas's interests as a filmmaker were initially abstract and formal, his ambitions avant-garde (watch his student film "Electronic Labyrinth: THX 1138 4EB"), so his reversion to traditional, mythic plotting and what David Foster Wallace called "single-entendre values" was so unfashionable as to be radical.
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Growing up in the unfashionable Sunset District of San Francisco — described in great detail by Kushner: the fog, the clamminess, the beach bonfires, the sticky-floored Irish bars — she becomes an almost feral street kid, drinking, shoplifting, doing drugs and thinking about selling them, all before she's barely pubescent.
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The ultimate political teaching of Adams's deeply political epic, then, is an unfashionable optimism about the ends of politics — in which the genuinely good society, the well-ordered regime, is not a utopia but a live possibility, a hard thing to find but one worth going out to seek.
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Heads Up On a wet Friday evening on the south side of Dublin, near the Portobello neighborhood's busy and unfashionable Leonard's Corner, eight lanes of traffic crisscrossed near a halal grocer, takeout shops, the fluorescent tube lighting at Washers Laundry, and the year-old modern Irish restaurant Bastible.
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We know that he, an Algerian-born Jew who first came to notice in the early 1970s as one of the Nouveaux Philosophes who repudiated Marxism, has taken unfashionable positions, especially on Israel, that have alienated others on the French left of which he considers himself a part.
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Once she began studying the lives of women in non-Western countries, she identified as a feminist but of the unfashionable kind: a traditional liberal who believed in the power of reason at a time when postmodern scholars viewed it as an instrument or a disguise for oppression.
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Jhabvala's stories are also, of course, unfashionable for another reason: their unabashed ventriloquizing of another culture, an inhabiting of India and Indians that a contemporary author might take pains to artistically justify, all the more so now that our bookshelves are filled with Indian authors writing in English.
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For all her wealth and privilege, she is loved here in Britain for having got her hands dirty as a truck mechanic in World War II. I believe,unfashionable as it is, that European and American military might has a major role to play in spreading democracy around the world.
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In the past, these jackets were generally seen as being bulky and unfashionable, but, nowadays they are thinner and more attractive while still managing to maintain a high level of performance — keeping the body warm, repelling water, being breathable, etc.. This evolution is what made the puffer both utilitarian and fashionable.
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An admirer of President Trump, Mr. Farage was certainly popular among the mainly graying supporters who gathered one recent day on the pier at Clacton-on-Sea, once a thriving vacation spot in Essex, east of London, and now an unfashionable outpost at the end of a slow rail line.
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There are several reasons Goff's legacy has been more or less forgotten: his unfashionable taste for embellishment with what some would call junk; his indifference to branding and refusal to develop a signature style; and his being a gay man in the mid-20th century in less-than-progressive Oklahoma.
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On the gentrified blocks branching out around the Inner Harbor, row houses are renovated and rented out to young creatives; unfashionable neighborhoods such as West Baltimore's Penn North and Sandtown-Winchester, meanwhile, are home to a significant amount of the city's 17,000 vacant buildings, many of which are boarded up and forgotten.
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Edwards' art, which combines abstraction with found objects that manifest the trenchant material legacy of tools and chains, ripples with uncompromising integrity and intelligence — Exhibit A for a perennially unfashionable body of work that has only grown in strength, decade after decade, while retaining its humility in light of the history it cites.
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Superficially, the presentation was an archaeological riff on the sort of unfashionable stuff that guys unconcerned with fashion might wear for a walk in the park — boxy Lurch jackets, dad jeans with awful bleach finishes, Hawaiian-print shirts, ill-fitting anoraks, clunky brown leather shoes — or already have crammed in their closets.
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The outer room includes German artist Max Liebermann's depictions of his enormous estate at Wansee, South Berlin, while the inner courtyard features, amongst big-hitters Monet and John Singer Sargent, examples by Laurits Tuxen and James Tissot — the latter at one point being so unfashionable that dealers reputedly gave his work away with other purchases.
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Gatherings of a dozen people would regularly crowd around the dinner table at Charleston: it became the home away from home for the Bloomsbury Group, a collection of artists, writers and academics who lived in unfashionable Georgian squares in London's West End and who went on to radically challenge and change modern British art and literature.
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It's a city that, despite a string of successful teams in the 2240s and a squad that fell one win short of the N.B.A. finals in 27, has never fully shed its "unfashionable" label, which was affixed when the best player in Bucks history — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar — forced a trade to the perennially glamorous Los Angeles Lakers in 296.
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He was dressed simply in a fashionable T-shirt, loose-fitting jeans, and completely unfashionable running shoes, the sole flourish in his appearance his distinctive, sculpted tuft of narrow dreads, and he responded agreeably but shyly to each person he encountered, most of whom seemed to realize they were meeting the guy from those songs only after he walked away.
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There, he established his urban sophisticate bona fides by purchasing both an in-the-know newspaper (The Observer, read most avidly by the media and real estate elite) and a trophy Fifth Avenue high-rise (for which he famously overpaid) and, later, marrying a Park Avenue princess, albeit herself only one generation removed, at least on her father's side, from similarly unfashionable Queens.
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Nobody in Washington was kinder to me as a novice journalist, nobody gave me more hope that my own peculiar vocation was worthwhile rather than quixotic, and few men I met in my D.C. years modeled the Christian virtues of faith and hope and charity so ebulliently, without the air of defensive irony that many of us weave around our unfashionable morality and metaphysics.
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Biden has kinda sorta changed with it, but he's been a laggard rather than a leader in that change, and progressives have good reason to want another standard-bearer — either someone like Sanders who espoused progressive ideas back in the 1980s when they were unfashionable or else one of the many candidates from younger generations who simply don't have their roots in the long Nixon-Reagan-Bush era of GOP hegemony.
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Done a decade before Richard Avedon was commissioned by the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth to embark on what became In the American West, a series of 125 large, dramatic portraits of men and women posed against a white backdrop, many in their work clothes (coal miners with dirty faces, waitresses in uniforms, and butchers with bloody aprons), Nye's photographs are intimate studies of proud, down-on-their-luck men, rather than haute couture portraits of unfashionable people.
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The excellent first volume of Charles Moore's official life of Britain's only woman prime minister made the question of Thatcher's gender the animating force behind the story: how this grocer's daughter from an unfashionable part of England overcame the prejudice of the times and her party to become Conservative leader, and then battled the skepticism and constant slights that implied that as a woman, not least a lower-middle-class one, she wasn't up to the job of running the country.
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In those days, his later anti-modernist works were dismissed out of hand, with very little of his art made after 219 taken seriously, a situation made worse by the self-plagiarisms of his Metaphysical paintings that he made after World War II. Then in the late 22020s, in a reaction to this linear view of modernism, 'bad painting' was briefly in vogue, and the previously unfashionable, unaesthetic work of Rene Magritte, Francis Picabia and late de Chirico attracted attention.
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Kathryn Hughes's "Victorians Undone: Tales of the Flesh in the Age of Decorum," in contrast, narrates the lives of five body parts: the stomach of one of Queen Victoria's ladies-in-waiting, "suspected of expecting"; Charles Darwin's unfashionable beard, which turns out to provide a key to his theory of sexual selection; George Eliot's right hand, larger than her left thanks to a youth spent milking cows; the "bee-stung" lips of Dante Gabriel Rossetti's mistress; and the dismembered corpse of a working-class girl onto whose severed foot a late-19th-century shoemaker stumbled in a Hampshire hop garden.
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