They felt left out, unmoored by the speed of change.
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Despite the beauty of the nearby park, I felt unmoored.
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Both of them feel lonely and unmoored without the other.
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And in many countries marriage has become unmoored from parenthood.
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Her mind feels suddenly unmoored from the rest of her.
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If I didn't have something to read, I felt unmoored.
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Those anchors, weighty though they were, have now come unmoored.
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"I don't know how he came unmoored," said libertarian Rep.
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Eventually, I found myself unmoored, homesick in my own space.
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How does Hollywood speak to the world's unmoored and displaced?
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It leaves a viewer feeling unmoored, which is the intent.
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In so doing it became more and more unmoored from reality.
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But the interpretive debate often becomes unmoored from the hard facts.
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But the norms that once protected our institutions are coming unmoored.
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It is easy to feel unmoored, unsure of where your stuff is.
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His seemingly beneficent treatment of the unmoored Borg was all a ruse.
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There's a tension crackling between an unmoored Zoey and a furious Ana.
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It's the product of our innate storytelling impulse, unmoored from healthy inhibitions.
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Without Prince leading them, the New Power Generation was sort of unmoored.
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Lately, however, the band have been unmoored, on a constant touring cycle.
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The images in The Lost Rolls, by contrast, are unmoored from context.
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But now, surveying this circle of hip Tacoma strangers, I feel unmoored.
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It can feel uncanny, unmoored from the physical processes that provide acceleration.
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Nobody with his range of magnetic talent and emotion, so often unmoored.
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I mean, there's something very louche about British intelligence, something very unmoored.
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Onstage, sung by characters who were otherwise peripheral, they seemed dramatically unmoored.
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Luca feels unmoored from the boundaries of time that have always existed.
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The conversation is familiar and unmoored by a fear of not knowing.
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You, the other knight, strike me as bafflingly ignorant, a little unmoored.
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In 2000, Jonathan Chait speculated that McCain was coming unmoored from the Republican Party: The most plausible way to explain McCain's strange intellectual odyssey is to assume that something unmoored him from the discipline and dogma of his party.
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Bart has behind him reform school, and he's restless, without a future, unmoored.
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Our fragile and divided democracy cannot afford a military unmoored from its principles.
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The nightmare of Children of Men is one of unmoored powerlessness and unpredictability.
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The health care debate has revealed a political system unmoored and in crisis.
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Merle's father died when he was 9, which devastated and unmoored the boy.
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And I think that's incredibly important and something that would really become unmoored.
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Donald Trump's own views, unmoored by careful consideration, can change radically with circumstances.
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And yet, the last few days Trump feels even more unmoored than usual.
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Not man, not woman, Bornstein was unmoored from society and, still, from herself.
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Unmoored from space, they are endlessly manipulable, melting into the emptiness around them.
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For others, "evangelical" effectively functions as a cultural label, unmoored from theological meaning.
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For a moment, before she jumps up to greet me, she looks unmoored.
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To put moral qualms over duty is vanity, and it leaves one unmoored.
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She is single, she reasoned, and the changing city has left her unmoored.
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If the world was anchored by America, it is about to be unmoored.
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People leaving their families and villages are unmoored in the big, soulless city.
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Trump ran his campaign as an improvisational carnival unmoored from any traditional political norms.
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It's just totally unmoored from the text or from the reality we've all experienced.
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These technologies have unmoored people from their communities and removed once-sacred societal strictures.
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He is unmoored from the two traditional landmasses of the Democratic and Republican party.
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We were, and still are, completely unmoored from what we knew to be true.
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The unmoored loners who populate her movies are isolated even in groups or pairs.
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If Trump wins, he would have unmoored the working class from the Republican establishment.
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The song ends with her just as unmoored as she was when it began.
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The challenge of going off to college is leaving the nest without coming unmoored.
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In the last couple of decades, the world has become unmoored, crazier, somehow messier.
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We are unmoored, just my boy and me above a twinkling metropolis of strangers.
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I confessed to Max that Los Angeles was making me feel unmoored and uncool.
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Despite his works' specificity of place, his characters' feelings of being unmoored resonate throughout time.
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Without Poussey to connect her to the group, Brook Soso is unmoored, grieving all alone.
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Told through alternating perspectives, Tangerine will leave you as unmoored and constantly guessing as Alice.
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The point is to transport viewers into the singer's vibrant inner life, unmoored by reality.
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But once he started making his own money, and lots of it, he became unmoored.
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Adults yearn for the familiar — their own childhoods — at moments when they feel particularly unmoored.
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A year later, the United States is unmoored from longstanding political, philosophical and moral principles.
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I'm less broke now, but still frequently unmoored, and the habit of FaceTiming has stuck.
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Joining their ranks gave her a sense of place after being unmoored for many years.
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Leda's sense of disconnection from herself, her family, and everyone around has left her unmoored.
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Instead, the cacophony of the internet has left us more unmoored from truth than ever.
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It deals with bereavement, too, albeit unmoored from the public attention a national tragedy commands.
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Usually, his itchy Twitter finger spells trouble, furiously tapping out missives unmoored from policy deliberation.
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There's no question what he said was un-American and completely unmoored from the facts.
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But those views have become unmoored as animus toward the tech industry grows, observers say.
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" According to the letter's signatories, the real estate scion is "wildly inconsistent and unmoored in principle.
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His concerns about "licentiousness and irresponsible personal conduct" also seem slightly unmoored from the available evidence.
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But in a time when the world feels like it's becoming unmoored, it's worth a try.
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They are stories of late capitalism — of a nation, an economic system, and a world unmoored.
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Engineered by software giant Microsoft, "Unmoored" immerses viewers into a six-minute long augmented-reality film.
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There's a lot of stuff bereft of culture and unmoored from the universe, just floating along.
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Its two major pieces meander, unmoored from rhythm and narrative, but they also demand your attention.
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The setting for this haunting musical melodrama of unmoored lives is, after all, a premature winter.
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They were terrorists unmoored from reality, but their actions were based on a system of beliefs.
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Ruthless economic liberalization has left many people materially insecure; relentless cultural liberalization has left them unmoored.
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But Catherall, the psychologist, offered a profile of Siatta as a Marine utterly unmoored by war.
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But you wind up forgiving them, just as Guirgis forgives those of his eternally unmoored characters.
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Our experience came "on-the-job", but it was unmoored from rigorous training in seamanship fundamentals.
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Mr. Acconci saw himself not as a stalker but as an unmoored soul searching for direction.
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Ultimately, he complains to Seneca, he feels seasick from it all; he is unsettled, unmoored, empty.
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The brothers tried some of the existing wellness apps — meditation products, mindfulness tools — but remained unmoored.
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In more and more places, fans feel so detached, so alienated, that they come unmoored entirely.
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His dark chair seems to float among the leaves, unmoored from the geometry of the landscape.
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Even more so than the last couple Ahnnu releases it feels unmoored from traditional electronic songwriting.
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For the first time in her life, Catherine's completely unmoored — a woman without an obvious next step.
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It was vintage Trump -- unapologetic, unmoored from the facts and cheered as a hero by his supporters.
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People worldwide, sullen and unmoored from community structures, are turning to rage, apathy, protest, and angry tribalism.
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Grappling with an unmoored future, they built upon the guidance that their mother had imparted to them.
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The piano enshrouds the melody with milky passagework, as the harmonic language, increasingly unmoored, nods to Scriabin.
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It came served on a bed of talking points utterly unmoored from the substance of the policy.
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It's had the curious effect of making the show seem increasingly unmoored from the passage of time.
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"Unmoored" is a downloadable app that places the phenomenon of rising sea levels within our electronic devices.
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With Wilcox, Côté's camera becomes as unmoored as its lead, a lone survivalist drifting through rural Quebec.
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I was originally a Kamala Harris supporter, but was unmoored when she dropped out of the race.
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Our freedoms have become unmoored from any sense of civic responsibility and indistinguishable, therefore, from our appetites.
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I felt, looking at the wall of strangely pixelated and patterned images of idyllic settings, immediately unmoored.
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They see it as proof that the entire "Leave" campaign was a sham and unmoored to reality.
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Manafort contends that the "arose or may arise" language was unlawfully vague and unmoored from the Russia investigation.
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For the Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank, the agency's actions are "unmoored from all bounds of reason".
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hyperactive central banks warn of 'unmoored' inflation expectations but may well be weighing the anchor themselves.
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Enlivened with indigenous voice, its works have been temporally unmoored and allowed to speak across time and space.
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" The crisis, as they see it, is that "the norms that once protected our institutions are coming unmoored.
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"Turkish growth is unbalanced, inflation high rising, foreign debt costs ballooning and domestic FX expectations unmoored," Chenevix said.
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He'd recently broken up with his girlfriend and seemed unmoored, but none of us knew to what extent.
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Even Chaka Khan felt unmoored, singing her own "Sweet Thing" and Prince's "1999" with the same misty approach.
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And because their faith is unmoored but their religious impulse is strong, they seek a replacement for religion.
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More than almost anyone, Zaha Hadid unmoored contemporary architecture from its affinities for right angles and male dominance.
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As the party has become unmoored from positive belief, it has grown manipulative, demagogic and contemptuous of truth.
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Rather, like the hovering vaporous planes in many of his paintings, I feel between being moored and unmoored.
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And the White House incumbent -- an ideologically unmoored Republican seeking re-election -- is cheering both of them on.
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She argues that Tesla shows how, when it comes to big deals, math is becoming unmoored from reality.
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Effectively stateless by the time the movie begins, the family is a tiny unmoored ship searching for harbor.
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There are moments in the Chinese director Jia Zhangke's "I Wish I Knew" when you feel agreeably unmoored.
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A rescued Oedipus (Juan Castano), nicknamed "Patas Malas," or the not-so-macho "Bad Legs," grows up unmoored.
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Unlike the e-tail world, which exists in the unmoored present, these stores all came with a past.
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At first glance, Jacques Tondelli (Pierre Deladonchamps) seems to enjoy an unmoored, cushy life in early 1990s Paris.
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One imagines a soul out at sea, unmoored, but always guided by the divine light of the North Star.
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One thing that was missing—perhaps the reason why the rally felt so unfocused and unmoored—was a foil.
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Lonely and unmoored in Paris, Milosz kept himself from succumbing to despair by writing about his experiences in Poland.
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I was commuting an hour each way for work and, unmoored from my previous life, couldn't manage my responsibilities.
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But they have become a kind of Frankenstein's monster, unmoored from their creators to wreak havoc on the countryside.
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But some close observers of the President say they believe he has become even more unmoored in recent weeks.
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It's the sort of thing that pops up regularly all over the internet, unmoored from context or time period.
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That's what happens when money floats into the ether of latter-day Wall Street, unmoored by connection to substance.
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Focusing on a career at the expense of, say, a marriage, could ultimately leave us feeling lonely and unmoored.
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Unmoored by this knowledge, Margaret hears something new in the lapping waves — the urgent whispers of the wider world.
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Since then, Mr. Vargas has been unmoored, hopping from friends' apartments to hotels — relinquishing stability for bouts of safety.
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"These last couple weeks have unmoored the industry," Ms. Silverstein said in a somber tone during her opening remarks.
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Hotels make me feel unsettled, unmoored, worried, and now that I have two children, the logistics are beyond me.
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It has also unmoored Irish voters from the center-right consensus that has dominated the country's politics since 1932.
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His last two releases were a little more unmoored, delving into abstraction as if he was retreating into himself.
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Cultural critics who consider the Japanese unmoored in a materialist world look to the mountains for a roborant spiritual cure.
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As the industry declines—thanks in large part to fracking—West Virginia's economy has become unmoored, with tragic societal consequences.
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The story has an unmoored, dreamy quality, which captures the way such days become lodged in the recollections of youth.
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In this vortex a lot of the public got unmoored and disoriented, opening the way for populists with simple answers.
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Clinton also took aim at Mr. Trump, calling him unqualified for the presidency and "unmoored" on matters of foreign policy.
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The catastrophe of World War I, precipitated by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo, unmoored the empire's provinces.
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Props and costumes of crumpled brown paper, while in keeping with the color scheme, seem unmoored from any larger meaning.
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As a result, we have literally no experience in America of a politically viable conservative movement unmoored from white supremacy.
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Director Duncan Jones has made two good movies before this— Moon and Source Code—but he is completely unmoored here.
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I can't even quite explain why I came to Beinart, other than that after this event, I felt strangely unmoored.
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Circulating throughout all of this is an account of her being unmoored by grief at the death of her parents.
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Trip Cullman's unmoored production of this atypical comedy from Tennessee Williams presents sexual attraction as a raging force of nature.
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My childhood was a bit unmoored and financially insecure and I got skilled at taking matters into my own hands.
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Unmoored from monogamy and the capitalist rat race, Gabriela enters a shady contest to win an inn in New Zealand.
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And she draws on our sympathies: It is impossible not to root for a boy so foundationally unmoored by circumstance.
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The sequel checks in with the unmoored but largely lovable characters from the first movie as they face middle age.
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As arguably the main beneficiary of that order and the status quo power "par excellence," Germany feels a little unmoored.
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Now, unmoored from any fundamental morality, Republicans have a situation where a professed horndog is boosting an accused pied piper.
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She was 103 then, but sometimes she felt as young and unmoored and restless as the day she went to jail.
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It's a type of unmoored candor that we typically associate with celebrities who are on the verge of a downward spiral.
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There's something unmoored about the reminiscences that Halie comes up with, almost as if she were inventing them on the spot.
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In the days following the leaked tape that ended his job at the Today show in 2016, Billy Bush was unmoored.
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He explores the link between superheroics and mental illness through visuals and plot twists meant to keep viewers unmoored and enraptured.
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Unmoored from its source material, the sequence, directed by Patrick Clair, took on a new and vibrant life of its own.
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They've unmoored the driver's seat from the left side of the car, revived the rotary engine, and turned windshields into screens.
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A Saudi Arabia unmoored from America, or one in which MBS's reforms fail disastrously, is unlikely to benefit United States interests.
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Tears, alone, will not mend the fissures nor fill the void that has left so many of us bereft and unmoored.
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It was three-plus minutes of old-style celebrity fluff getting crashed into and unmoored by new-style celebrity self-creation.
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Even basic modes of communication like accents and body language are potentially unmoored from the everyday expectations of a typical viewer.
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Inevitably, as Carl von Clausewitz's theories and history warn us, such tactical success, unmoored to any viable strategic goal, is ephemeral.
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But for the foreseeable future, many of us will, like your mother, become slowly unmoored from reality as we grow older.
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On a nearby golf course, boats, which had been unmoored and swept inland by the storm surge, lay on the fairways.
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Miss Stevens, unmoored by the death of her actress mother and shakily performing the role of competent chaperone, is troubled, too.
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Unlike today's abortion-rights-feminists, the suffragists feared that sex unmoored from its procreative potential would increase male sexual immorality and infidelity.
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The most interesting art in the show are her paintings and drawings, while the more sculptural work often feels flatter and unmoored.
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Aubrey Plaza stars as Ingrid, an unmoored young woman left with no friends or close family after her mother's slow, painful death.
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The pace of change may be increasing, and this has caused many to feel unmoored, partially leading to today's global populist movement.
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The folly of this approach is that it promulgates a policy unmoored from a sense of history and post–Cold War geopolitics.
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That part of the documentary is bittersweet, because while the brothers do find a new foothold, they're clearly unmoored without each other.
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But the angst over Sichuan cooking distills wider anxieties about the place of tradition, as China becomes increasingly unmoored from its past.
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It reveals that a Trump presidency may be completely unmoored from the constitutional, limited government perspective that has traditionally driven Republican candidates.
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Solitary and unmoored, the title hero of the book collects bottles that bob up in the sea, then delivers the letters inside.
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Mr. Giuliani, who campaigned with Mr. Trump early in the week, said he did not see the candidate as unmoored or unhappy.
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Here are the stories of five of those people, unmoored from the homes they knew, adrift in a city they know well.
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An unmoored song in the original is now sung by a character whom it befits, in the style of a coffeehouse diva.
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For the characters represented here as the Town — a kind of Greek chorus — the answer is somewhat vague; their story is unmoored.
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The show has struggled to integrate her into the larger story, which has left her (and the show) feeling a bit unmoored.
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"What's unnerving is the sense that when he lies, he actually believes it — the sense that he is fundamentally unmoored from reality."
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Listening situates us in community in times when we can feel unmoored, helping us understand that everyone is fighting their own battle.
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As a novelist, I wanted to speak to him about what to do when we nevertheless feel unmoored by the computerization of everything.
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Through artful weaving of clinical explanation and personal experience, she illuminates and humanizes what are, from the outside, opaque experiences unmoored from reality.
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Alternatively under- and over-estimating China's progress, the U.S. and Europe are left simply unmoored in terms of tracking their primary geopolitical competition.
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Accessing the Keys via boat is too dangerous because the near-shore waters are littered with debris, including unmoored boats and navigational markers.
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Taro no longer anchored the local diet, and the islands and the people who lived on them became unmoored from the old ways.
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Declaring herself the Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton said that some of Donald J. Trump's proposals proved how "unmoored" he is on foreign policy.
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With this new phase, Malick shows how unmoored the digital age has become from values that have traditionally provided meaning for our actions.
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It's been taken over by the angry, rabid right, which has now shown that an unmoored demagogue can appeal to its basest instincts.
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Unmoored in a hazy approximation of the present, the novel shows no interest in realistically depicting the mediated lives of contemporary college students.
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That essay, nearly as unmoored from reality, held out similar enemies as foils to motivate Trump-skeptical conservatives to vote for him nonetheless.
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Harvard says Arcidiacono's analysis is "so unmoored from the reality of Harvard's admissions process" that the Court should not allow it at all.
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Conspiracy theorists and prosecutors live in different worlds: The first, unmoored from truth; the second, devoted to proving facts beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Without a political reality grounded in facts, people are left unmoored, building their world on whatever foundation — imaginary or otherwise — they might choose.
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The question every American needs to consider is how Mr. Trump's unmoored impulsivity has harmed our national interests both abroad and at home.
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They're more likely to be unmoored from social institutions -- the most likely to be religiously unaffiliated and the least likely to be married.
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"Unmoored from any coherent philosophy of America's role in the world," the Trump doctrine may be a mystery to even the president himself.
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Reading the journal, one searches for the moment when David became permanently unmoored, when his fantasies eclipsed him, but it isn't so simple.
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Autocrats must attack the truth, because, once unmoored from facts, followers have no choice but to accept what the Dear Leader tells them.
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Likewise, great athletes sometimes float unmoored to any particular signified meaning, until the political circumstances of their livelihoods bring them to the ground.
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One gets the sense of a person caught in the grips of depression, pulled between her grounded, physical self and an unmoored psychic volatility.
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But he suffers inner conflict because the title has left him empty and unmoored, when he hoped it would give him purpose in life.
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It is a scene both framed by and unmoored from its historical moment, which like all historical moments has been absorbed into the past.
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Accelerations in Moore's law, the market and climate change are transforming the workplace, the environment and nation-states, leaving people feeling insecure and unmoored.
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In the duel scene, the shadows of Onegin and Lensky became eerily unmoored from the performers, seeming to stalk and circle each other independently.
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Any "jank" in the animation or weirdness in the physics of moving elements on the screen will make a user feel unmoored and unhappy.
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In retrospect, the biggest change at this time seems to be that the digital revolution had come unmoored from the philosophical commitment to globalization.
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And some in the MAGAland media — who're usually able to deftly spin the chaos inside the Trump White House — seem unmoored by the news.
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In a special issue titled "Against Trump," the 65-year-old magazine founded by William F. Buckley railed against Trump's "unmoored" and "opportunistic" populism.
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It's a style of making music and being in the world that feels unmoored from time, simultaneously in the past and in the future.
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Rekindled from Domingo's philosophically and aesthetically unmoored Kemado Records, Mexican Summer, ten years on, feels more concise, refined, and focused than Kemado ever did.
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Of course viewers, unmoored and overwhelmed, want to focus on the thing that reminds them of mountains, hiking, and an adequately moist flesh prison!
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The granting of Indian independence—both overdue and, in execution, hasty—left him stunned and unmoored, and caused a fundamental rethinking of his views.
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By the time I arrived in Washington in late July, the notion that American democracy could come unmoored was not being easily laughed off.
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She frequently argued that his policies lacked crucial details, that the numbers didn't add up, that the big dreams were unmoored from clear plans.
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And 903/11, it made people, it unmoored the nation in the ... And the crash of the internet at the beginning of the 2000s.
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Without him the family members become increasingly unmoored; we feel Nour's homesickness intensely, along with her sense of not belonging in her mother's country.
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Unmoored from proper grammar and spelling as well as from reality itself, his tweets are sometimes funny — who can resist a good "covfefe" joke?
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"Perhaps most importantly, today's decision is yet more evidence that the FCC is now an agency unmoored from the rule of law," Pai said.
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Unmoored in Europe, she later regains some exuberance in Belgium with an improvisational troupe that takes inspiration from street life and electronic dance music.
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For most, the tethers to the straight world are strong enough to endure some stretching, but others find themselves — or get themselves — entirely unmoored.
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Under John Crowley's direction, this Sydney Theater Company production stars Cate Blanchett stars as an unmoored widow, with Richard Roxburgh as a dissolute comrade.
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In "Ascent (Sail and Half Moon)" (2009) a towering triangle — a sail unmoored from its ship — yields four areas of blues, pinks, and reds.
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In "Scribing the Void," the metaphor has become unmoored, the dwelling or habitation torn away from the rock it is meant to rest upon.
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European culture has been diminished by a mixture of self-abnegation and political correctness, while declining Christian values have left most western European countries unmoored.
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"These policies represent a knee-jerk response that is unmoored from evidence," Leo Beletsky, an opioid policy researcher at Northeastern University, told Gizmodo via email.
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Starting at 211, Picabia rapidly transfigured his painting from faux Impressionism to Cubism to Dada, followed subsequently by several series unmoored from any art movement.
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Rick may be a genius, but he's also an unapologetic drunken asshole, unmoored from tact, who lays bare the family's myriad problems with benumbed precision.
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There is no question that social media sites like YouTube, in particular, are a breeding ground for some of the most unmoored, bellicose conspiracy theorizing.
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In the broader perspective, I think it's just really bad for American politics to have a segment of the population becoming increasingly unmoored from reality.
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His efforts to justify the various deals he negotiated that Mr. Eisner subsequently vetoed only confirms how unmoored to reality Mr. Ovitz was and is.
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Unlike Jackson's concerted campaign, Mr. Trump's attacks appear curiously unmoored from the policies of his own administration or the longstanding goals of the Republican Party.
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An unmoored oil tanker also crashed into the only bridge from the airport to the mainland, leaving about 3,000 people stranded and forcing their evacuation.
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Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine and the producer-songwriter-conceptualist Brian Eno both cherish the resonant, the amorphous, the unmoored, the immersive, the destabilizing.
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He loves water, and she had to make sure he didn't stray into the currents bobbing with garbage and portable toilets unmoored from construction sites.
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At the same time, debates over specific policies and approaches, like Medicare for all, have become unmoored from reality, focused on hypothetical questions and minutia.
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The novel's heroine, Eve Fletcher, works at a senior center, has few friends and feels disoriented, unloved and unmoored after her son leaves for college.
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People with the longer view might stop feeling like unmoored producers of work and reaction and see themselves as actors grounded in real, historical time.
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People with the longer view might stop feeling like unmoored producers of work and reaction and see themselves as actors grounded in real, historical time.
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Their unmoored existence is matched by the drifting, elliptical style of the film — so much so that we're not always sure exactly what's happening onscreen.
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Feldman's sparse instrumental works actually throw us back to the material — a single pluck of a cello string sounds, unmoored from its aesthetic symbolic order.
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Get ready for even more events that don't follow the rational course, and narratives that appear unmoored from the laws of politics, business and science.
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And yet somehow, in spite of her orphaned, unmoored existence, and her daily struggle to even obtain food, she's full of joy, light, and youthful optimism.
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The two works that will be unveiled are "Wake," a giant animatronic sculpture, and "Unmoored," a mixed-reality experience, and they're both sure to draw crowds.
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Like me, they were awaiting the results with the fearful sense that whatever happened, an increasingly unmoored and conflicted society was unlikely to be righted overnight.
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She's unmoored in an unfamiliar state, where she recently had to endure a historic hurricane, and she's unsure when or how she'll get back to Wyoming.
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But Tyrone, the impish embodiment of Jason's unmoored id, soon becomes the dominant force, imposing his evil will on Jason to disastrous — and explosively funny — effect.
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Unmoored, he starts randomly dispensing with his vast wealth and winds up in Tel Aviv on a pilgrimage to find a way to memorialize his parents.
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I thought "God, Pt. 3" sounded like a nightmare: not the linear, horror movie type, but the unmoored, impressionistic terror that leaves you soaked in sweat.
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The enlarged video projection of his face is underscored by a spectacular lineup of flags, positioned so as to legitimize his unmoored, hate-filled acceptance speech.
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" He went on to argue that capitalism can become unmoored from democratic values: "When you have capitalism without democracy, you get crony capitalism and eventually oligarchy.
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Although Mr. Ali's halting speech and labored stride had portended his demise for decades, news of the legendary boxer's death left Mr. Glenn shocked and unmoored.
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Our political conversations are unmoored from the history of totalitarian regimes in the twentieth century: factually, ideologically, and in the field of empathy with the dead.
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Donald Trump's presidency makes plain that global supremacy has become an end in itself, unmoored from the interests of the American people and most of humanity.
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Saudi leaders now openly contest an American security umbrella, believing that the U.S. has tilted its allegiance to Iran, feeling it is unmoored from any alliance.
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That not a single prominent Republican has done so is more proof that the party of Trump is not just morally unmoored, but also philosophically adrift.
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There had been the death of a family member, plus the usual oscillation between thrilling freedom and total unmoored terror that's intrinsic to the college experience.
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After all, it's not very often that people who make music this dreamy and unmoored release records with grime-associated acts like Mr. Mitch, is it?
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Video images of cloud formations and gases were projected on scrims as the orchestra played Haydn's grave music, surging slowly through passages of unmoored chromatic harmony.
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To make things worse, an oil tanker unmoored by the powerful typhoon's 130 mile-per-hour winds struck and damaged the only bridge to the mainland.
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Teacup — felt a little bizarre to me, and were forceful reminders that Stan has felt a little unmoored from the main action for a while now.
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The classes, organized by people at Catholic Charities of New York, began nearly three decades ago for men and women who were homeless, unmoored from family.
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Like Gudkov and Arutyunyan, Dugin was unmoored from any deep intellectual traditions, and like many self-educated people, began to wander off in some strange directions.
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While they can hark back to rockabilly, soul, country, garage rock and gospel, Spiritualized songs are never simply retro; they have their own uprooted, unmoored tone.
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"Unmoored" is a work designed to engender a moment of awe, one that offers a glimpse into the future, witnessed through the technology of the present.
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As played by the excellent Mr. Cox (best known here as television's "Daredevil"), Jerry is less palpably unmoored; he would seem to have a thicker skin.
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Hicks dropped her shocking announcement on a day that was bewildering even by the extreme standards of this White House, leaving Trump's presidency looking increasingly unmoored.
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This mismatch can leave working-class students feeling unmoored when they arrive on campus, worried about asking for help and thus revealing themselves to be outsiders.
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He's layered textured surfaces underneath the bars so as to create a kind of pictorial field on which the bars now float unmoored — though not adrift.
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But the former secretary of state's stunning losses in the Rust Belt spoke to deeper problems facing a Democratic Party that has become unmoored from its roots.
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" Chin's second Times Square art piece, "Unmoored," allows visitors to see an underwater Times Square through a mixed-reality future in which "global warming has gone unchecked.
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A reality television star inexperienced in government, unfamiliar with policy, and unmoored from conventional norms of political behavior has managed to become the Republican Party's presumptive candidate.
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Yet even at its most unmoored, the production sustains its focused tone and fluid rhythm through a string of witty, dialogue-heavy scenes and stark visual touches.
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Hawley is using every tool in his arsenal to make the audience question what it sees at all times, leaving us as unmoored as David must feel.
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Tight budgets often meant that planned Marseilles-style facilities had to be scrapped, leaving residents trapped in small flats, perilously unmoored from the rest of the community.
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So the storytelling in Stranger Things feels totally fine in the moment, but a little unmoored from everything else if you think about it for a second.
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Ambivalences (and there were some whose only safe passage had to have been a violent one), unmoored like so many forgotten trades littering the inlet with hulls.
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But they are deeply intertwined, because Trump is a creature of impulses: Unmoored from traditional party loyalty or ideology, and governed by an insatiable need for affirmation.
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The political figure Obama saw as a "logical conclusion of the rhetoric and tactics of the Republican Party" has not yet come unmoored from the Party's base.
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Two usual starters — Draymond Green and Kevon Looney — missed the team's most recent road trip because of injuries, and Kerr found himself feeling unmoored: Where is everyone?
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But in Nova Scotia, the overwhelming response is also a measure of how many people, unmoored by the global economy, are hungry for a sense of community.
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Uncanny events, fractured memories and the constant slippage of selves unmoored by the violence of race and class twisted up in undeniable love keep the pages turning.
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But in the years that followed, John Paul lamented the growing secularism in Western Europe and feared what would come from democracies unmoored from a moral foundation.
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Or was it a reflection of — maybe even a distraction from — the times we live in, this Trumpian age when so much seems unsettled, if not unmoored?
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Each carefully chosen item holds within it its doom: expensive fruit imported from abroad and soon to rot, flowers already listing, a bubble unmoored, about to land.
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Retired FBI counterterrorism Executive David Gomez argues the FBI went too far in embracing this intelligence role, unmoored from directly preventing attacks or investigating crimes already committed.
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The captain of the vessel, which is reportedly worth $40 million, realized at sunrise that the 163-foot boat was unmoored and called the authorities around 6 a.m.
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The fact that unethical—or merely ethically unmoored—behaviors contribute to information disorder is a structural weakness that abusers, bigots, and media manipulators have exploited again and again.
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While Ojih Odutola's work presents a vision unmoored from or unburdened by history, Mokgosi's rendition of contemporary Botswana feels unsettled by the colonial past and the nationalist present.
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It's also unmoored, though, without a clear anchor or companion, putting the show in the unenviable position of having to stand on its own right from the start.
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"The vast majority of people feel completely unmoored," said Amy Baer, whose 30-year movie career has taken her from Sony Pictures to CBS Films to independent producing.
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With D. no longer in my life, I felt like a boat in the middle of the sea, unmoored and longing, desperately, for attachment, for comfort, for safety.
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In so doing, the Trump administration has unmoored American foreign policy principles, ignored national security expertise and created grave risks for the homeland and the world at large.
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But these institutions have been unmoored from their original purpose of objective inquiry by offering policy-for- hire solutions to curry favor with donors who had an agenda.
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The daunting task ahead for progressive activists is convincing ordinary voters that a major political party—prejudiced, venal, and unmoored from reason—can lose the right to govern.
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Before that, she had come somewhat unmoored from reality (confused about what year it was, thinking long-dead relatives were alive, suspecting that people were plotting against her).
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But the real fake news problem is the one that we've had for more than a generation: a right-wing news ecosystem that has become unmoored from reality.
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I got the sense that since leap year babies' birthdays don't exist most years, it's almost as though they feel unmoored from the specific date they actually celebrate.
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When a stock becomes unmoored from valuation because it has certain dynamic growth aspects to it, and has cult-like aspects to it, you have to just walk away.
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I don't know about you, but I find being totally unmoored inside a bizarre, campy trash pile at least as scary as a conventional "ghosts and stuff" scary story.
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According to Variety, Celeste (Kidman) goes in search of her old self following the death of her abusive husband, but is understandably unmoored and shaken by what she witnessed.
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Ali (Gaby Hoffmann), the youngest, began the series as a familiar figure of arrested development; unemployed and unmoored, a Lena Dunham-lite millennial cliche scrambling for money and meaning.
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The test took place near the Kalundborg port in Denmark, and saw a small drone dropping a parcel more than 15 feet to the deck of an unmoored tanker.
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"Across the board, one of the major mental health threats to well-being is feeling unmoored," said Christie Manning, assistant professor of environmental studies and psychology at Macalester College.
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" (He makes "thing," that most unmoored of words, sound precise.) On a May morning, "the pale sky shines and shimmers like the inner skin of a vast soap bubble.
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Looking at her paintings, you can feel unmoored from the boundaries of form as they swim in waves of moody azure, crimson, and the muddy waters of darker hues.
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But Judis, like Goodhart, too easily caricatures Anywheres as unmoored citizens of the world (both writers eschew the phrase "rootless cosmopolitans," with its unhappy history, but that's the idea).
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Imagine being Maurice Agis, the late creator of massive inflatable sculptures, now remembered chiefly for causing the deaths of two women when one of his colorful environments came unmoored.
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When he can't get immediate feedback on what he's saying — say, in a debate hall where the audience is forbidden to cheer — he is not just rattled but unmoored.
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For all sorts of reasons, all sorts of people — Leavers and Remainers; blue- and white-collar; Jews and Muslims; English, Northern Irish, Scottish and Welsh — felt alienated and unmoored.
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Early in the afternoon on Tuesday, an oil tanker unmoored by the storm crashed into the only bridge that connects Kansai International Airport in Osaka Bay to the mainland.
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I think we become unmoored and I think without the religious foundation that guides us all, I think we have a great risk of going horribly in the wrong direction.
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Opportunist, incoherent and unmoored, the reactionary right will fail to deliver and conservatives will rise again from the rich institutional soil they value so much to check and channel change.
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Trump was unmoored, insisting he had logical explanations about his reversals on Syrian refugees, the war in Afghanistan and more -- and that by the way, it doesn't matter much anyway.
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But in this particular version of the story, cult leaders Isaac and Rebecca Walker had cast such a powerful spell on my unmoored sibling that he was adamant about staying.
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Similarly unmoored from both economic and legal logic are the tariffs that Trump has imposed on imports of steel and aluminum, and threatens to impose on automobiles and other goods.
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As Kobayashi listened, characters and narratives emerged from the distortion, and, based on offhand comments about culture and holidays, she gradually traced these unmoored ghosts back to the early 5113s.
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The point here is that the language of tolerance is becoming unmoored from its association in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries with civil rights and other socially inclusive causes.
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"Support the Girls" (the title refers to a carwash fund-raiser for the road-raging waitress) moves nice and easy for so long that it begins to feel drifty, unmoored.
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Fancy face masks can't fix everything, and that's okay — but if they can make us feel a little less unmoored for 10 minutes, then they've done their job just fine.
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While his motive for the mass shooting outside a Las Vegas casino on Sunday night is unknown, details of Stephen Paddock's history pointed to an unmoored and highly unconventional life.
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All this shape-shifting is mildly diverting at first, but what initially looks like aesthetic adventurousness soon registers as confusion, suggesting that he is finally as unmoored as his heroine.
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Mr. Droege, best known for a series of online videos in which he parodies Chloë Sevigny, grows more unmoored, especially when the cocaine comes out, as afternoon wanes into evening.
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"T2 Trainspotting" — with the same director and several of the same stars, including Ewan McGregor, above center — checks in with the unmoored but compelling characters as they face middle age.
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All of this has hammered people without an advanced education and left them feeling unmoored and without opportunity, even if by narrow measurements jobs are plentiful and compensation is rising.
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He is unmoored from any coherent philosophy of America's role in the world, and no one — perhaps not even him — truly knows what he'll do in the event of a crisis.
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In the best paintings, which are towards the back of this long, narrow, railroad-flat-like space, Westfall has unmoored his compositions, breaking down the border between portable painting and wall.
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Unmoored from your friends and the possibility of an easy way home, this is basically the modern day equivalent of finding oneself without a paddle in the middle of the ocean.
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Those concerns should have been aired at the board level and the company's directors should have exercised their ability to manage the mercurial Musk as his public actions became increasingly unmoored.
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But two weeks later it was unmoored again, after Abi Khalil, the energy minister, said the infrastructure at Jiyeh could only handle 30 megawatts of the Esra Sultan&aposs 235 capacity.
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" And Brzezinski herself, in a Washington Post op-ed with Joe Scarborough, her Morning Joe co-host and fiancé, wrote that "concerns about his unmoored behavior go far beyond the personal.
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Republicans in Congress haven't joined Trump on these particular crusades, but on Thursday, they will take up an issue where they and the president are equally unmoored from reality: Religious freedom.
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In early 2016, if you thought the FBI was spying on the Trump campaign and there was a Deep State, you were called a hack, a conspiracy theorist – unmoored from reality.
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The Loon balloons are designed to provide internet connectivity for rural areas and operate, more or less, as unmoored cell-towers, floating in the stratosphere and staying aloft for six months.
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When it first landed in my inbox, Sundfør's voice transported me back to that part of my twenties where I careened along, completely unmoored, through the rubble of a relationship's end.
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Over the years, Jason's friends and family would debate the extent to which his father's cancer and eventual death, in the summer before our senior year of high school, unmoored Jason.
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What a wondrous miracle, to wake up, memory muddled, slightly unmoored, with just the task of relearning yourself, your friends, your hometown nestled along the ruggedly beautiful shores of Lake Superior.
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For now, my husband and I remain afloat on our little island, unmoored from the known and the comfortable, but safe, or as safe as anyone can count themselves these days.
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Superman villains General Zod and Bizarro have both served as dark mirror images of Superman, ways to explore what would happen if his powers were unmoored from his Kansas-grown morality.
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With Homelander increasingly unrestricted and mentally unmoored, the question is whether his son can stop him from turning into the mass-murdering tyrant that most dark versions of Superman eventually become.
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Living in a neighborhood with deep black roots while frequently finding himself the only nonwhite face at rooftop hipster parties, an unmoored Harris begins to mull just who his people are.
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The Lightner Museum, a downtown gem, was closed because it had flooded, and an apparently unmoored sailboat called the Celebration, its mast snapped, was floating in the middle of the river.
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"Stock prices risk becoming increasingly unmoored from the fundamentals, which are generally downbeat," Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at research firm Capital Economics, wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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But relying on the affections of others to buttress one's own identity is a shoddy method of construction, and in the extended bouts of separation between our meetings, I felt increasingly unmoored.
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Rising more than 110% in 2020 alone, some believe Tesla has become unmoored from its fundamentals, fueled by short covering and the fear of missing out among investors not holding the stock.
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The upshot is a man who has so far been defined by a sense of duty — to his family, to the Night's Watch, to a humanity vulnerable to zombie apocalypse — seems unmoored.
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The overall portrait is of an economically comfortable family in an anxious age, the postwar years when Europe was still shellshocked from two world wars and England's leisure class was feeling unmoored.
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As we explain, part of the reason Poe's Law reigns online is because content is so easily unmoored from its original context, complicating efforts to trace content back to its original source.
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He is a weird formalist, a somewhat unmoored logician, whose pieces seem to be the result of long, elaborate trains of thought, picking up steam as they pull into stations of absurdity.
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The ship became unmoored in time following an experiment gone awry involving Albert Einstein and a mysterious floating device that looks like a cross between an impossible trident and the Antikythera mechanism.
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The tactic is so audacious because it effectively asks Republicans to buy into an alternative reality, unmoored from fact, that is being perpetrated by the President and his friends on conservative media.
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But after seeing how ugly the 2016 presidential campaign was, how nastily divided the country had become and how many politicians seemed to be ethically unmoored, he decided on a congressional bid.
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Dev Hynes (Blood Orange) directed the video, which begins with the aqueous, unmoored introduction "Hyperlife" as Beck intones "Want to feel more and more"; both are from Beck's album "Hyperspace," due Nov. 22.
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"While the person that you have favored continues to move in an unmoored, untethered fashion, I understand that at times he's the vessel for your frustration," Kasich at a New York news conference.
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Police shut down major thoroughfares and ordered evacuations in the area after the barges came unmoored and threatened to crash through an Interstate 40 bridge and a dam on the bloated Arkansas River.
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BASE jumping footage shot by Red Bull was breathtaking; the expanded field of view filling my peripheral vision until I felt unmoored from my seat, flying through the air along with the performers.
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When Edmund Burke wrote in his "Reflections on the Revolution in France" that "the age of chivalry is gone," he lamented a society violently and thoughtlessly unmoored from long- standing tradition and values.
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As a consequence, meritocrats are often educated to be bad leaders, and bad people, in a very specific way — a way of arrogant intelligence unmoored from historical experience, ambition untempered by self-sacrifice.
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Or has he pioneered a style of leadership that is not just unmoored from provable fact but can be emulated by other politicians and has lowered the bar on truth in public life?
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" Johnson & Johnson argued in its filing that the state's case was flimsy, saying that the public nuisance accusation is based on "radical theories unmoored from more than a century of Oklahoma case law.
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These two vast, unstretched canvases take up the themes of exodus, migration, and the sensation of being unmoored felt by those who, like Azaceta, fled the country that most profoundly shaped their identities.
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"Trump is a philosophically unmoored political opportunist who would trash the broad conservative ideological consensus within the GOP (Republican Party) in favor of a free-floating populism with strong-man overtones," National Review said.
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On the first day of much-awaited hearings before the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, a series of speakers mocked Big Tech critics as populists peddling unmoored theories for guaranteeing a fair market for consumers.
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Such is the enigma who presides over "Our Mother's Brief Affair," Richard Greenberg's untethered play about unmoored lives, which opened on Wednesday night at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, starring a marvelous Linda Lavin.
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Although by now Americans are likely inured to chronic gridlock in Congress, they should be alarmed and unmoored that their elected representatives have passed no legislation to address the fundamental issues exposed in 2016.
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"Trump is a philosophically unmoored political opportunist who would trash the broad conservative ideological consensus within the GOP (Republican Party) in favor of a free-floating populism with strong-man overtones," National Review said.
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Technology alienates everyone: consciousness becomes unmoored, bodies become arbitrary and disposable, sex becomes less a biological function than a psychological dysfunction, the planet and its host of forgotten nature spirits cries out in agony.
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It's one of the best things about music that breaks from pop structures, its easy to come unmoored from the grounding force of the clock and float somewhere above the rhythms of the everyday.
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Trump's campaign was so unmoored from factual or ideological premises that it has been tempting for optimists to hope Trump used demagoguery as a campaign tactic he will no longer find useful as president.
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Black, filled with unwilling passengers, debris, creating clouds of mist, blindness, dust dirt smoke all grey and brown, all the houses and their red roofs are squeaking clean of their foundations like boats unmoored.
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Without relying on scenarios cooked up in an imagination unmoored to reality, the FSOC would have been hard pressed to show that this 148-year-old life insurance company was highly prone to failure.
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But as the pendulum swung toward more stringent enforcement, defendants criticized the SEC and the Justice Department for extracting billion-dollar penalties that were, at least as defendants saw it, unmoored from actual violations.
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Over and over, the opening notes of the band's "In the Evening" hang in the air, sounding an unresolved tension, as Camille is stuck in the loop of her own past, unmoored in time.
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The title refers to the psychological panic engendered by being lost in a forest (here played by the giant redwoods in Humboldt County, California), but Theresa (Kirsten Dunst) isn't physically disoriented, just mentally unmoored.
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Perhaps there's a reason David feels so unmoored during most of the story: His mother died when he was 5; he was raised partly in Brooklyn by his father and his father's unmarried sister.
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The irony is that more democracy—ushered in by social media and the Internet, where information flows more freely than ever before—is what has unmoored our politics, and is leading us towards authoritarianism.
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Maybe you tweet regularly about how the country has become godless and unmoored, yet spend every Sunday not at the church with your name on its register but at, like, a bowling alley bar.
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His ambitions for us unmoored from any worldly achievement was to be better than him, armed with his wisdom and informed by his experiences, long before we were old enough to have assembled our own.
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While it's no great revelation that Big Little Lies has seen better days, I am still unmoored by the ways in which the show all but abandoned one of its most effective cinematic tools: music.
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What I hadn't realized was how well Ms. Swados, who in 1978 was in her mid-20s, had captured the rampaging moodiness of what it means to be young and unmoored in a drifting culture.
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In "The Seven-Ri Ferry at Atsuta, Miya" (1855), Hiroshige harmonizes human figures on the seashore with the unassuming randomness of docked and unmoored boats under a sky dominated by atmospheric bands of crystalline color.
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" Johnson & Johnson argued in its final court filings that the state's case was flimsy, saying that the public nuisance accusation is based on "radical theories unmoored from more than a century of Oklahoma case law.
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Some investors worry that Elon Musk's company might be in a bubble-like rally, unmoored from its fundamentals and fueled by short covering and the fear of missing out among investors not holding the stock.
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His ambitions for us, unmoored from any worldly achievement, was to be better than him, armed with his wisdom and informed by his experiences, long before we were even old enough to assemble our own.
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Here, I have experienced a level of solitude that is hard to find anywhere in mainland France, and I have often been overtaken by the pleasant sensation of coming unmoored from the here and now.
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Ultimately, it will make little difference since his defense was long ago unmoored from fact and is based on selling a disinformational narrative to his followers that sows confusion and devalues truth for everyone else.
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Using smartphones, visitors to Times Square could see 3-D holograms of ships and marine life floating above them in the flooded square in an augmented reality display, titled "Unmoored", by American conceptual artist Mel Chin.
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Good Weather will join the growing crowd of pop-up art organizations unmoored from a single geographic location, like 40Owls in Phoenix, SiTE:LAB in Grand Rapids, and Alt + Esc in New York, to name a few.
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He is conservative enough to be out of step with most of the characters in the novel, several of whom upbraid him for his beliefs, but liberal enough to feel unmoored by the rise of Trumpism.
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It's hard to believe that two such robust democracies, long seen by the rest of the world as beacons of stability, have dissolved into such bitter civic dysfunction and seem unmoored from their previous governing realities.
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No character reappears from one part to the next, but the book is unified by its sense of freedom as a disruptive force, as though its people were unmoored in something other than a physical sense.
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Perhaps they understood that the presidency might be assumed by someone unmoored from the traditional limitations that have deterred other Oval Office occupants from illegally scheming to advantage themselves at the expense of the public interest.
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He opened the White House door wide to unmoored and unserious people, most recently Anthony Scaramucci, who, during his nanosecond as communications director, disparaged Bannon as someone engaged primarily in a limber act of self-gratification.
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And it's the editing that best suggests those waves, in split seconds at first, then with longer and longer shots, until it seems as if Camille and the show with her have become unmoored in time.
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As Americans have become geographically uprooted and spiritually unmoored, they have turned to sports as a source of tribal identity, a primarily masculine refuge from the anxieties of adulthood, the lingua franca in a fragmented culture.
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It tracks the gradual unravelling of the dyspeptic, middle-aged lost soul Lester Burnham (Kevin Spacey), a telesalesman who is unmoored first by his hate-filled household and then by his lust for his daughter's kittenish friend.
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Anything less will cause us to find ourselves even more isolated on the international stage, even further down the path of becoming a country unmoored from the rule of law, and one we ourselves no longer recognize.
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As a one-off symbolic step, one unmoored from any negotiating process and not followed up by efforts to create some kind of breakthrough, such an initiative would be, at best, a key to an empty room.
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"So that is one big reason why we have entered a geopolitical recession, (it) is because all of the major international underpinnings of the U.S.-led order have become unmoored over the last 25 years," Bremmer concluded.
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Mel Chin's first augmented-reality project, "Unmoored," which is designed to be viewed on site through cellphones and tablets, will present a future vision of Times Square shaped by the rising sea level predicted by climate scientists.
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Instead, the opinion by Judge Reed O'Connor is an exercise of raw judicial power, unmoored from the relevant doctrines concerning when judges may strike down a whole law because of a single alleged legal infirmity buried within.
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Judging by his Thursday press conference, President Trump's mental state is like a train that long ago left freewheeling and iconoclastic, has raced through indulgent, chaotic and unnerving, and is now careening past unhinged, unmoored and unglued.
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But the unmoored quality of the harmonic language grippingly matches the expressionist, fraught emotions of the drama, as this tormented, nameless woman, here performed by the formidable mezzo-soprano Katarina Karneus, gives voice to her wandering thoughts.
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The crush of information we've received this year about sexual misconduct is staggering — enough to knock anyone off their feet; sinking into a song like Lorde's when you're feeling defeated or unmoored is one way to cope.
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According to Thursday's complaint, an unmoored, fully stocked, 300-pound beverage cart struck Charles Johnson in the head after it flew down the aisle on Flight 1941 to Charlotte, North Carolina from Hartford, Connecticut on April 28, 2016.
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When someone in your life seems to share information that's unmoored from reality, try to understand what emotion, opinion, or idea the person is trying to express — and shift them toward a better place to get that information.
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As Greg, who's unhappy at work and emotionally adrift with the kids grown, finding his only solace in the comfort of his new pet, Mr. Broderick gives a fine performance as a gentle, loving man coming slightly unmoored.
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Being in my mid-50s has felt unmoored, which is a very fruitful place to be, partly because it's liminal — middle life is a transition moment, by definition, and so is insomnia: You're precariously balanced between two worlds.
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" He noted, "if the policies of Barack Obama -- a person who is still America's most admired political leader -- are being castigated as Republican talking points, that's a sign of how unmoored our political conversation has become from reality.
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Both Meg Stuart, in "An Evening of Solo Works" (four pieces from the last two decades), and the Canadian choreographer Dana Michel, the star of her own "Mercurial George," offered poetic portraits of the self unmoored from others.
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Unmoored by Dina, Sydney strikes up a mutual sarcasm pact with Stanley (Wyatt Oleff), an affable weirdo and extremely small-time pot dealer who becomes her would-be boyfriend and, as her powers reveal themselves, self-appointed sidekick.
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"The investigation of Mr. Manafort is completely unmoored from the Special Counsel's original jurisdiction to investigate 'any links and/or coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of President Donald Trump,' " the complaint reads.
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New Jersey-based J&J's lawyers also wrote that the state's case rested on "radical theories" unmoored from more than a century of court cases interpreting the state's public nuisance law, which it said only applies to property disputes.
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This mystical novel tracks the parallel journeys of two New Yorkers: Jules Epstein, unmoored, in his late sixties, by the deaths of his parents; and the narrator, a novelist who has lost faith in her craft and her marriage.
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But they resemble one another in their atmosphere of antic dread—the claustrophobic, gut-tightening sense that power has come utterly unmoored from reality, and no one in the palace is safe from the wild impulses of the ruler.
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We're living in a "soft dystopia" now, he writes, but when/if the Antarctic ice sheet becomes unmoored and the world's major cities are flooded, this will become a "hard dystopia" as people scramble for resources around the globe.
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The country has become a modest-size ship on the global ocean, unmoored and heading to nowhere after the vote to leave the European Union, writes our chief diplomatic correspondent, who just completed four years as London bureau chief.
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"Twin Peaks: The Return" works much differently, in that we occasionally get scenes or even entire hours that draw us far away from the straight, well-defined narrative path ... until we're floating around, dangerously unmoored, in David Lynch's subconscious.
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But the growing prominence of these ideas speaks to the void that Mr. Trump's victory has created in the conservative world, where the thought leaders and multimillion-dollar policy shops that have traditionally set the agenda have become unmoored.
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He'd run into her at the clinic the day before, and she'd asked him if he was sticking to the regimen, and he told her he was, and she flashed a smile so luminous it made him feel unmoored.
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Good news outlets function because they've built up trust based on hard work and a commitment to the truth, so challenging that and throwing all your assumptions to the wind will easily leave you feeling unmoored and unable to believe anything.
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She's a woman who's unmoored and isolated, and while she might not have been happy as Buddy's wife in Mercury, she's in deep denial about the fact that he, and that life, might no longer be an option for her.
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As he puts it: Our wide-ranging interviews and psychological experiments have uncovered not a "clash of civilisations"…but civilisation's unravelling, as young people unmoored from traditions flail about in search of a social identity that gives personal significance and glory.
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Previous competitors for this title include The Polar Express, Beowulf, and A Christmas Carol, his trilogy of motion-capture animated films from the era when Zemeckis decided 3-D animation and an unmoored virtual camera represented the future of filmmaking.
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Barclay's analyst and longtime Tesla bear Brian Johnson published a research note Thursday called "Red-pilling the Tesla bull case" where he counters what he sees as several "articles of faith" in the Tesla bull case that are unmoored from fact.
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John McCain was echoing the worries of dozens of conservative defence and foreign policy officials who had written an open letter asserting that Mr Trump's "vision of American influence and power in the world is wildly inconsistent and unmoored in principle".
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That combination of unmoored bawdiness and moral gravity characterize Roth's greatest and most perverse moments, as in the amazing scene in Sabbath's Theater where the title character Mickey Sabbath, Roth's most perverse imp, masturbates over the grave of his lover.
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Sorrow descends on "Wilderpeople" soon after it opens, leaving Uncle Hec and Ricky first unmoored and then on the run in the bush, where they're chased by a social services zealot, Paula (Rachel House), and her minion, Andy (Oscar Kightley).
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Instead, she takes long, introspective walks through the city where she is loveless and occasionally so unmoored that she can barely bring herself to order coffee, too vulnerable to cope with her barista's continuing inability to decode her English accent.
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Hey, at first it was liberating to see the notion of "selling out" lose its purchase in the culture, because it really just got so unmoored from any meaning, and was simply the quintessential call-out phrase of its era.
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Mr. Ross's push for a citizenship question was unmoored from principles of administrative law — leading a federal judge in New York to call out the commerce secretary for violating "a veritable smorgasbord" of rules mandated by the Administrative Procedure Act.
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" The magazine's own editorial was titled "Against Trump," and it began by calling Trump "a philosophically unmoored political opportunist who would trash the broad conservative ideological consensus within the GOP in favor of a free-floating populism with strong-man overtones.
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So why not, at an unmoored moment in his work and an uncertain one for the entertainment industry, take his first ongoing television role since the 1970s and play a ragged septuagenarian with a full spleen and an enlarged prostate?
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I am, alas, no longer able to resolve to do a good job of being the daughter of my aging parents, because they're gone, and I still find myself feeling unmoored, and occasionally even surprised, to be here without them.
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De Melo because he is unmoored, "fallen sick from Africa, the whole of it"; Imani because she has one foot in the world of her tribe — its legends, memories, rituals — and the other among the Portuguese, whose language she has mastered.
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The chief apostle of the view that Polish values and faith are under siege is Father Rydzyk, and he has used that message to secure his place as a champion for those who feel unmoored in an increasingly secular Europe.
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In the event of a war, a major terrorist attack or large-scale riots or protests — all of which are entirely possible — a president with authoritarian tendencies and institutions that have come unmoored could pose a serious threat to American democracy.
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That means the politics on drug pricing, unmoored as they are on their own, would be tied up in the politics of everything else in that bill, and also tied up in whatever the general political climate is at that time.
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Perhaps exactly because the world is so constantly slipping and changing, so vulnerable to destruction, and because so many people today feel unmoored by political turmoil and economic precarity, there is comfort in holding tight to something, in wanting things that last.
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He argued that our society—once "enviable" but now populated by unmoored people who lacked purpose—was mostly prevented from engaging in civic discussion because its members were choosing to spend leisure time in front of a television rather than with other people.
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Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench is Chazelle's first film, a cinéma vérite-style musical about two young people in Boston — he's a musician (played by real-life jazz trumpeter Jason Palmer) and she (Desiree Garcia) is unemployed and a little unmoored.
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But if I am reading the recent quasi-anthropological studies of the mysterious Trump coalition correctly, I think we agree on one critical point: government institutions and the elites that run them have grown dangerously unmoored from the rest of the country.
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He has become increasingly unmoored in recent days, insisting that the election is rigged by a global cabal of financiers, noting that he is innocent of sexual assault because he does not find the accuser attractive, and bizarrely suggesting that he and Mrs.
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It didn't make sense that Ali, in the throes of a new relationship and a new career, would devote so much attention to her unmoored brother — until her fear of falling in love with Leslie came into focus in the last few episodes.
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"Trump's actions take to new, depressing heights what's been true for a while: US foreign policy has become unmoored from strategic vision and moral purpose alike," Stephen Wertheim, a US foreign policy historian at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, told me.
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It was an argument that jibed well with the overriding message of Quillette as a publication: that the left has been hijacked by a small group of identity politics-obsessed radicals who have unmoored it from any connection to real working people.
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A bad culture war is one in which attitudinizing, tribalism and worst-case fearmongering float around unmoored from any specific legal question, in which mutual misunderstanding reigns and a thousand grievances are stirred up without a single issue being clarified or potentially resolved.
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Knausgaard has assembled this living encyclopedia for his daughter with a wild and desperate sort of love, as a way to forge her attachment to the world, to fasten her to it — to fight the family legacy of becoming unmoored and alienated.
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We need to acknowledge that even as unmoored financing brings new brick and mortar and the apparent bloom of fresh health to some institutions, it's robbing its putative beneficiaries of the opportunity to exercise and cultivate the dignity and freedom of full citizens.
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Mr. Wang's decision is especially interesting given that he has seemed somewhat unmoored ever since leaving his second job as creative director of Balenciaga in 2015, and then taking on the chief executive and designer roles at his own label in 2016.
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In these new paintings she provides a formal pictorial structure that is as complex and intricate as any modern relationship, in order to depict relationships totally depleted of believability, so that we find ourselves unmoored from understanding our own conflicted feelings about love and desire.
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On my visit this fall, by contrast, the Circus Circus was unmoored from the rest of the action by a long stretch of empty land in development—a longer-than-it-looks stretch of dirt, only interrupted by a tall, lonely Trump International Hotel.
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I am angry, hurt and unmoored from what I thought would be the final passage of my life and career, a mix of written and broadcast journalism, philanthropy and participation in environmental and social causes that have always given extra meaning to my life.
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As with Hansen-Løve's previous films, Nathalie is hardly destitute—financially speaking, she has a comfortable existence—but the director shows enormous sympathy to her upper-class character, showing how she's unmoored by the realization that, in her 60s, she's free to remake her world.
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So Vox reached out to about 30 undecided voters, recently identified as such by respectable pollsters, to ask them what they were thinking a week before Election Day and get a better sense of why they were feeling so unmoored in the current political climate.
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Because if he didn't, a down-to-earth sort like himself, not as comfortable as Mayweather or McGregor with the vertiginous perils of multi-million-dollar public self-adulation and the triumph of the surreal, could become unmoored and go flying off into the ether.
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This is a handshake buried under the weight of its own meaninglessness, a black hole of metacommentary in a world where sense sloshes chaotically across a flat surface of signifiers unmoored from any attachment to truth or reason or even an orderly presentation of images.
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Meaning can be slippery, and a statement like "There are no deer, but there is an anecdote about an automobile that struck a barn and some cattle" may clarify some prior statement, but here, unmoored from its context, it raises questions of its own.
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After Donald Trump's narrative-shattering, world-upending election victory in November, Traci Feit Love, like a lot of people upset or unmoored at the results, spent some time scrolling through Facebook, reading personal narratives of dread and notes about how to oppose the next president.
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In just the last couple months, the Atlanta artist has become one of rap's most buzzed-about new names, an avatar of the genre's contemporary, unmoored sound and visual aesthetic with a dizzyingly fast-growing listenership and a growing roster of clutch industry connections.
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A political party needs both wings to fly, and if the policies of Barack Obama -- a person who is still America's most admired political leader -- are being castigated as Republican talking points, that's a sign of how unmoored our political conversation has become from reality.
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The invention of market-based pricing in the 1980s had an impact, too: Retail prices were unmoored from production costs for the first time, and instead were decided according to what a customer might reasonably pay — breaking the age-old link between cost and quality.
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Of course, you can't talk about the partisan divide without at least acknowledging the role Rupert Murdoch's Fox News has played in defining conservatism and voicing an approach to politics that is sometimes unmoored from basic, agreed-upon facts, like the existence of climate change.
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In a ridiculous claim unmoored from either fact or reality, the President's lawyer Rudy Giuliani recently publicly asserted that the DOJ custom of refraining from overt investigative activity before an election means Mueller must wrap up his case completely or risk being seen as partisan.
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One senior administration official resolved that question Wednesday by unburdening himself -- or herself -- on the op-ed page of The New York Times, describing a "resistance" within the upper echelons of the Trump administration that has acted to protect the country from an unmoored President.
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Some bullish investors bristle at the term, feeling that it implies something artificial or fleeting or unmoored from reality, Really, melt-up just describes the pace and persistence of a rally at a time when the price appreciation seems to be feeding on itself.
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BBQ 610 Raizes Mexican Kitchen Houston ALT 90 Stafford 288 Street data from OpenStreetMap By The New York Times So, feeling a kind of kinship with all those Houstonians who live between worlds based on my own unmoored and multicultural background, I leaned into it.
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In response, and obviously as the product of a deviously calculated political strategy rather than a mind so unmoored from reality it couldn't be towed back in with a harpoon cannon, the president has spent much of the last 24 hours growing increasingly furious over it.
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"It's a song about how not to behave after a breakup, sure — but it's also an anthem for self-care in a moment when so many of us felt unmoored," Raisa Bruner wrote for Time when she ranked "New Rules" the No. 1 song of 2017.
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"I am angry, hurt and unmoored from what I thought would be the final passage of my life and career, a mix of written and broadcast journalism, philanthropy and participation in environmental and social causes that have always given extra meaning to my life," he added.
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But, beauty also helps us to become more empathetic: for if we were wrong and now we are less so, then we can stand in radical solidarity with those who stand in opposition to our views, for they too can be unmoored from their given views.
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In "Bed," he raises an enormous, cartoonish hand in greeting, and in "Bed + Note," a speech balloon emerges from his mouth, but instead of words, it contains a few musical notes unmoored from a staff, as if he were whistling a feeble tune at the edge of his demise.
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And by, "a bit of eye-rolling," we mean that the eyes came unmoored from their optic nerves, bounced out of their head, rolled off the table, dropped from the window to the street, tumbled into the gutter, and were then eaten by a family of very sarcastic rats.
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The loss of the rumble chair's physicality had a profound impact on the experience: even though I found the glancing smoother on the Rift than the Vive, I couldn't help but feel a little motion sickness as I piloted the rover unmoored from any sort of virtual ground.
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She cited his proposal to temporarily bar Muslims from entering American borders, his comments about diminishing the United States' involvement in NATO and his remarks that he would negotiate directly with the North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un, as evidence of how "unmoored" Mr. Trump is on foreign policy.
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Their votes were stark evidence of how working-class resentments, driven by feelings of being ignored and left unmoored in a rapidly changing world, are feeding nationalism and other efforts to reclaim a sense of identity, upending ideological assumptions and straining ties to political parties and other institutions.
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" Calling him "fundamentally dishonest," they slammed his "admiration for foreign dictators," his hateful anti-Muslim rhetoric, his embrace of torture, his promise to aggressively wage trade wars and the fact that "his vision of American influence and power in the world is wildly inconsistent and unmoored in principle.
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Still, whatever compromise is eventually reached to reopen the government, the best path forward for the Democrats as they take over the House of Representatives—the most effective way to counter the Administration's frantic, unmoored agenda-setting, while also motivating voters for 2020—will be to pursue ambitious ideas.
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As we drove away, the tin roof unmoored itself, flying into the air like a prop for "The Wizard of Oz." In the days before Mangkhut made landfall in the Philippines, local authorities swung into action, going door to door in vulnerable neighborhoods to encourage residents to evacuate.
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There's something completely anarchistic and deranged about the horror in the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which seems so unmoored from sanity that a radio shrieking dire political warnings in the film's opening moments is our only cue that this film's famous villain, Leatherface, is a truly American nightmare.
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Beyond a desire to be president — Mr. Bush was more competitive and ambitious than his self-effacing personality sometimes suggested — there is almost nothing in common: the one gracious and modest, the other rude and vain; the one prudent, the other brash; the one steady, the other unmoored.
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Some may choose to read Mr. Trump's social-media rants as relatively meaningless — the ramblings of a sleepless id, unmoored from thought or knowledge but tuned to Fox News, which apparently was airing a piece on college flag-burners at about the time Mr. Trump sent his tweet.
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When his best friend and roommate, Nina, gets pregnant and asks George to raise the baby with her, the devoted friends (George sees their relationship as "a long and unconsummated courtship between two people with no expectations") must make choices that will force them to anchor their previously unmoored adulthoods.
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Robert Olmstead's seventh novel is set in the reddening dusk of 1870s Indian Territory, where lives were often unmoored by any strictures of civilization, but the "Savage Country" of its title might equally refer to the human heart at large, with its alternating impulses of ambition and cruelty, humanity and inhumanity.
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Heads are also exploding from Chappaqua to Hollywood as the unfathomable idea sinks in that, despite Trump's lack of a moral or political core, despite the fact that he has tarnished the presidency with his nasty bullying, race-baiting, unmoored tweeting and authoritarian tendencies, he could get a second term.
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A crimson rambler rose, unmoored from its trellis, had flopped fatally forward into the grass, where it bloomed copiously but mostly unseen; flower beds were knotty with convolvulus and bramble; the dense hedge of blackthorn and holly had grown too thick and high for her to see over the top.
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By the time I showed up in 210, the 210-person staff of the Eastville Mall food court Gloria Jean's was a mix of over-eager teenagers, lightly unmoored 210-somethings, and one imposing 63-something artist named Ruthie, who was the only person permitted to ask for Black Friday off.
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In her questionnaire, which ranges from practical questions of age, taste, commute time, and home city, to highly personal inquires inspired by the Proust Questionnaire, I'd rattled on about persistent anxiety, a general feeling of being unmoored, and a vague memory of tailgating in a Walmart parking lot before a Kenny Chesney concert.
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If it weren't for the show's ironclad narrative tethers, after all, its abundant flights of fancy would feel precariously overleveraged, inconsequentially unmoored — merely and manically "random," like the friend telling you all about his crazy dream, or the amateur improv troupe in which everyone wants to be Will Ferrell at all times.
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I awoke in the dark, at three or four in the morning, and sat up with my heart pounding, my mind spinning its wheels through the various unlikely fixes for the unmoored condition I was in: get a new job, apply to graduate school, move back to the city, move to the countryside.
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This is the song that winds up unmoored between the heart that's felt it and the tip of the tongue that awaits the heart's transmission, the song that dies with its singer until it rises like a spirit to wander American ground, in search of a promise that's determined to keep itself.
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In its clever use of mixed, interlocking timelines, which nicely replicated how a Host could become effectively unmoored in time, trapped in their memories and reliving moments from their past, it was able to cover over three decades of the park's history, all the better to underline how terrible existence was for the Hosts.
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Now, with nothing but endless blocks of time, he took to refining that skill, making music that was playful and unmoored in the vein of MySpace-era Based God, but with a stronger melodic streak and jokes that played out over the course of a verse or a video instead of half a bar.
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The good news is that the V.A., like states and cities around the country, has at least come to understand what works: "housing first" strategies that avoid the red tape and restrictive conditions that have left too many of the hardest-to-help veterans, unmoored by illness and addiction, in shelters and on the street.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Everybody Into the Pool" (editorial, June 1): Far from being "unmoored" from the Constitution, offering sex-segregated hours at public swimming pools that service traditional communities is well within the bounds of both the First Amendment and the "considerations of public policy" exemption provided for in New York City law.
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Sure, the "Idol of Nightmares" (or "Billy") may just be an unmoored ethnographic artifact, yet along with the haunted dolls, scrying mirror, Ouija board planchette, and other preternatural pieces, it's a webcam that serves up a weekly helping of the odd, always joined with a charming dry erase board tallying the "common phenomena" for each object.
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Part of a 40-year survey, "Mel Chin: All Over the Place," opening at the Queens Museum on April 8 and co-produced by No Longer Empty, "Unmoored" and "Wake" (in partnership with Times Square Arts) are among several new off-site commissions rolling out monthly around the city during the Queens exhibition, which runs through Aug. 12.
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This will strike fans of ironic laughs as a missed opportunity, but Amanda Szeglowski's dance-theater piece is more interested in juxtaposing what fueled the televised parade of amateurs — a quintessentially American belief in yourself — with the new reality of a world in which skill, talent and career paths have lost their traditional meaning and become unmoored.
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She makes her entrance in a neutral tobacco-colored honeycomb-print blouse, for example, but dons a luminous yellow shirt when she believes she has hit the ratings jackpot when her increasingly unmoored anchorman Howard Beale (played by Bryan Cranston) delivers his famous live broadcast announcing he is "mad as hell" and can't take it any more.
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" (The supple English makes the translation, by Jennifer Croft, look to have been easy, which it surely cannot have been.) The narrator, whose parents appear to have had deep roots in the country, a traditional existence punctuated only by annual vacations, tells us that she is thrilled by her unmoored existence: "I can't extract nutrition from the ground, I am the anti-Antaeus.
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Having voted to leave the European Union, it is unmoored, heading to nowhere, while on deck, fire has broken out and the captain—poor Theresa May—is lashed to the mast, without the authority to decide whether to turn to port or to starboard, let alone do what one imagines she knows would be best, which is to turn around and head back to shore.
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Having voted to leave the European Union, it is unmoored, heading to nowhere, while on deck, fire has broken out and the captain — poor Theresa May — is lashed to the mast, without the authority to decide whether to turn to port or to starboard, let alone do what one imagines she knows would be best, which is to turn around and head back to shore.
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And once you've read enough about the younger set you might be ready to graduate to higher education: Zadie Smith's satirical stunner "On Beauty," inspired by E. M. Forster's "Howards End," features an unmoored British-born art history professor on an elite American campus and his mixed-race family, and displays Smith's affinities for both young adults and the elders charged with edifying them.
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Where the liberal order envisioned as the summit of political development in The End of History and the Last Man has grown notably brittle, hidebound, and inward-looking, the participatory and locally embedded traditions of republicanism, aimed at cultivating virtue and self-sacrifice as a civic bulwark against the corrosive forces of vice, luxury, and atomistic individualism, now speak to an increasingly unmoored political age with fresh urgency.
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I felt unmoored from my seat, flying through the air with the performers Star Trek Beyond won't lock the viewer into the Escape format for its entire runtime, but it will feature at least 20 minutes of Escape footage, with much of the ultra-widescreen imagery consisting of expanded visual effects shots (the Barco deal was closed after director Justin Lin had shot the film, though conversations had started in pre-production).
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N.L: The question of whether romantic love can be unmoored from its relationship to patriarchy and capitalism, or whether it should be discarded altogether, has fostered various responses from feminist thinkers: bell hooks, seeking to salvage and elevate love as a radical and healing practice, argues for a specific definition of love as a mutual, life-affirming choice and practice — a verb as well as a noun — that cannot coexist with abuse.
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This is not true, of course; we can, as we always have, pour our vast energies into real solutions that will not only restore our faith, but also rebuild our country — just as we did in the critical years that followed World War II. But first we must give new hope to the middle class, many of whom feel their lives unmoored; in the past, when government failed, average, middle-class Americans had other safe harbors.
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In "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," the Netflix rom-com that became a runaway young-adult hit, Lara Jean's father (played by John Corbett) attempts and fails to cook his daughters a favorite Korean dish from their mother's recipe; the rock-hard roast pork he serves is played for laughs, but it highlights the gaps that her passing has left in their lives, both familial and cultural, and ways that these have left Lana Condor's Lara Jean feeling unmoored and isolated from the world.
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