"'Kitchen Table' is about really unpacking these relationships, about unpacking monogamy, the difficulty of monogamy, the trumped-upness of monogamy, this sort of ideal that never seems to pan out," Weems explains.
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There's a lot going on here, and it's worth unpacking.
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Realize that unpacking the toxic baggage will take some work.
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After cleaning, unpacking, and dropping off laundry, I order dinner.
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Instead the plot's gravity is bolstered by the psychological unpacking.
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"Unpacking," Sara said, her eyes glassy, focussed on the television.
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"I love the process of unpacking something," Ive told Isaacson.
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After so much unpacking, I need to pack it in!
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It also allows for improved precision in unpacking their origins.
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The briefing will be regularly unpacking aspects of the race.
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But unpacking these themes shed light on some of mother!
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So it's worth unpacking what's behind this need for speed.
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I mean, look, we're unpacking a lot of ... Yeah, right. Right.
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Some answers are good, some are great and some need unpacking.
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You've probably heard it before, but it's worth unpacking: The user.
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You could spend days unpacking the absurdities here, and others have.
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"Ghost-Like" ends with Issa finally unpacking and decorating her apartment.
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We conceived a child before I'd even finished unpacking my boxes.
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Yes, this S-1 required a bit more unpacking than most.
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It explains why packing is fun and unpacking is a chore.
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After an hour of unpacking, my family was ready for lunch.
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Every single subplot in that movie is about unpacking characters' traumas.
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"Found my wedding dress while unpacking," she captioned the above photo, adding.
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So before unpacking, I sucked down a coffee and got to cooking.
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I spend time unpacking, washing all the bedding, and cleaning the house.
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Down again to finish unpacking big [sculptures] and see the men off.
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After the initial unpacking, the setup switches to the MakerBot mobile app.
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They had moved to Paradise seven months ago and were still unpacking.
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As these men cake on the makeup, they're unpacking gender norms, too.
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Packing is, frankly, a pretty awful experience that's second only to unpacking.
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Unpacking the meaning of all this is clearly going take some assistance.
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Usually by the time I'm unpacking from wherever I went, they're broken.
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They just moved into a retirement community and have barely begun unpacking.
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Bee also spent a segment unpacking the anti-feminism of Kellyanne Conway.
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Having said that, the ingredients initially seemed small and few when unpacking.
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Let's spend a minute unpacking what we know about Mr. Schultz's positions.
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See a graphic unpacking Amazon and the 'Prime economy' here: http://reut.
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Not only will it keep you organized, it makes unpacking groceries easier, too.
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After being charred in the eruption, unpacking the scrolls' secrets has proven fleeting.
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What's meaningful, at least for me, is the unpacking of that initial idea.
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The many diverse panels will cover plenty of ground in unpacking this history.
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"There are three different devices," explains Rik as he starts unpacking his bags.
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Later, Dorit is unpacking the roughly $19,000 china set she ordered from Hermes.
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They settled on unpacking in Hawaii after also considering New Zealand and Oregon.
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My roommate and I continue unpacking and setting things up how we like.
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It's a way of dramatizing or narrating or unpacking what that might be.
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Downstairs, my wife was at the kitchen table, unpacking ordered-in Vietnamese food.
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MORRIS And yet here we are gathered around the water cooler unpacking them.
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About an hour after unpacking in Shimokitazawa, I started asking around for karaage.
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I'm unpacking what it is to kill something simply because it scares me.
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She had spent the day before in her sister's dorm room, unpacking boxes.
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WQXR's "Aria Code" devotes episodes to unpacking opera arias in all their excesses.
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You should also be sure to wash your hands after unpacking your groceries.
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Yet academics have had a hard time digging into and unpacking stag films.
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Kasen announced while unpacking a bag stuffed with hand sanitizer, pretzels and candy.
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" He added: "They're small, inexpensive, and make packing and unpacking remarkably less stressful.
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"There are three different devices," explains Rik as he starts unpacking his bags.
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Cops say he made himself at home ... charging his phone and unpacking his bag.
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Unpacking your emotions takes real effort, and working through them is just that, work.
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The shoes had many pack and unpacking and the zippers never failed to work.
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Meanwhile, I was deeply proud of myself for unpacking from my trip last night.
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C's mom picks us up and we head home for unpacking, laundry and sleep.
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One could spend years unpacking the riches in the trove that is her catalog.
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You can feel her unpacking the interiority of the sitters in a beautiful way.
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These are interesting issues, but is the Punisher the right character for unpacking them?
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As technology companies lead stocks higher, investors are unpacking what makes the sector tick.
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There's some unpacking to be done here—Would men also exhibit a similar pattern?
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For faster unpacking, there's a Quick Pack Mode that takes less than 60 seconds.
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When I visited this past fall, SpinLaunch employees were still unpacking from the move.
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Purchasing a box cutter before your next move will make unpacking way less daunting.
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After several days spent unpacking, shopping and shopping some more — it was that time.
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The result is a delightful visual cacophony that you could spend an hour unpacking.
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Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event is upon us, and there's little unpacking left to be done.
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IBM and Google's projects require some coding knowledge and unpacking of developer language on GitHub.
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Unpacking help would be arriving this evening, but she couldn't stand to wait that long.
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For Toronto rock band Peeling, this is a sentiment worth unpacking and exploring yet again.
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"The Founder's Paradox" is an unpacking of Thiel's own self-made mythologies, and their hazards.
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I find I'm unpacking every word, perhaps to the detriment of my enjoyment of it.
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Let's start by unpacking the lyrics of "Blue (Da Ba Dee)," beginning with opening verse.
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They're in a box, somewhere, that I've got to dig out when I finish unpacking.
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"Everyone thinks my porn name is referring to my dick," Hotrod said, unpacking his guitar.
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But in this case, I think they speak to an important point that's worth unpacking.
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The most helpful reviewer would recommend it because of the simple ordering and unpacking process.
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As you begin unpacking the scenes, certain details hint at violence while others depict it.
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We would propose that much of the answer is in unpacking what an alliance means.
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Unpacking Procore's S-1 filing Not all companies, however, enjoyed the day in equal measure.
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A well-stocked first aid kit Moving day — and unpacking afterward — is tough on everyone.
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Meanwhile, Lewinsky has spent the past 20 years privately unpacking the consequences of her choices.
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This year, the festival was focused on unpacking artists' different relationships and approaches to ritual.
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Unpacking The Skin-Lightening Movement Skin lightening goes by many names, including bleaching, lightening, and whitening.
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We open the episode on Tess (Ella Purnell) unpacking plates she has "borrowed" from the restaurant.
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Unpacking the history of Arrokoth's exotic organics offers a different sort of window into deep time.
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But my brother and I were always like unpacking and amplifying images and art and architects.
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I potter around, unpacking a little and transferring Gerty to the fridge, and consider joining them.
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"I started talking to people, starting unpacking a little bit," the 31-year-old actor said.
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I can't explain it, but I have been packing and unpacking, sometimes over-packing, then repacking.
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But unpacking that with references to the ideas and literature would be a ton of work.
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It's the sort of detail-rich record that feels like you could spend months unpacking it.
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Unpacking at home after a perfect vacation, the tag of the new suit caught my eye.
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He spent the week before the new job started unpacking his meagre belongings and chopping wood.
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I'll be spending the weekend moving from one apartment to another and unpacking... wish me luck!
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Her first job was unpacking boxes of new computers and setting them up for the office.
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Although unpacking it all to those who didn't live it is taking some getting used to.
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Perhaps it's worth unpacking this admission for those who might be equally astonished to read it.
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Though the name-calling that purportedly started this all wasn't recorded, it requires a little unpacking.
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We're still unpacking boxes as we get ready for our first baby, due in late March.
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This time tomorrow, we expect to be unpacking the redacted version of the special counsel's report.
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Grateful that she's now recovering, but we've only just begun unpacking the layers of this one.
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See, this checklist is something Martin and his friend were unpacking his U-Haul truck late.
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Watch the video below and read Lisi's statement unpacking the logic that went into making it.
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I went down to supervise unpacking and came up later when they had all returned to salon.
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Debra decided to take advantage of the break from unpacking to cool off with a quick shower.
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The analyzing and unpacking can be saved for later; for now, there are treats to be enjoyed.
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I met Edison as he was unpacking groceries from his car, but it wasn't a pleasant encounter.
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Very often my students will come into my class and they'll talk about unpacking white male privilege.
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But rather we're taking the best parts of every Christmas past and unpacking them for Christmas present.
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But it's worth unpacking the various developments and assessing the likely real impacts beyond public relations spin.
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It suggests there's a lot more unpacking and research to be done before researchers fully understand asexuality.
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He's unpacking a box of Fall Out Boy action figures, which he doesn't like the smell of.
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The response also prompted news coverage unpacking why Amazon suddenly seems so concerned about its brand image.
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Time would be better spent unpacking the problem of countering violent extremism than arguing over unlocking phones.
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Of course, KC is a legendary BBQ destination, so skip unpacking and get to stuffing your face.
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In fact, the collection centers that shame: The book begins with Koenig unpacking a negative sexual experience.
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Last Thursday, Galiya Valerio, Mr. van Zweden's assistant, was still unpacking his things just before he arrived.
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I was so taken by the landscape that it took me almost 15 minutes to start unpacking.
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Orlaineta is concerned with unpacking history and sifting through forgotten objects in order to reconstruct a story.
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Though I'm happy for people to write a thesis unpacking it, I really just go off instinct.
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Wherever you land on the unpacking spectrum, packing thoughtfully makes for an easier, more streamlined travel experience.
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Again, two young women are drinking and talking, unpacking some recent moment of distress in their lives.
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ALAN These works are very fragile, and when you're unpacking, you can sense if something is broken.
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She was startled when she came upon the snake while unpacking and immediately called the appropriate authorities.
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Those long, steamy showers spent unpacking the day and draining the water heater could damage your skin.
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Western multinationals built world-class factories in remote places, unpacking and outsourcing their manufacturing operations and supply chains.
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But Wright largely toys with his biggest ideas rather than unpacking them in hopes of a richer meaning.
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While many are unpacking the visulas of "Lemonade," I was more affected by the feeling of the album.
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They were unpacking their vehicle after a trip to Orlando when they heard the gunfire outside Club Blu.
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Broken glass—and spilled food—will be the last thing you&aposll want to contend with when unpacking.
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There'd be too much unpacking of lesser-known facts about OCD for people to really get the joke.
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She said she was unpacking, but she never did hang up her shirts or fill her dresser drawers.
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Thank you for joining us this season; we've had a blast unpacking the show each week with you.
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Unpacking and setting up the Mattress TopperThe Casper Mattress Topper arrives in a compact box at your doorstep.
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Her most recent single "1080P" is an inspiring account unpacking how we address mental health issues in society.
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Many of these delicate, thoughtful stories are devoted to unpacking the intricacies of infidelity in long-term relationships.
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When it comes to unpacking the conversation around Awkwafina, many seemingly conflicting things can be true at once.
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The meal was ready 45 minutes after unpacking the box and my producers had room to eat again.
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After unpacking the groceries, I start to make dinner while S. does the dishes and unloads the dishwasher.
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Good uses of history require more substance, unpacking, and analysis than a few quick sound bites can provide.
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As usual, she takes her belongings out of her bag, one by one, unpacking for her fifty-minute stay.
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But unpacking why humans won last week and what OpenAI managed to achieve — even in defeat — is still useful.
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What really surprised me was when I started unpacking her stuffed animals, thinking I was going to feel nothing.
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Unpacking the Nutcracker last, she sat him on the shelf next to her bed, in a place of honor.
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But I realized as I started unpacking my thoughts on all of this: There's nothing new to this episode.
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"Unpacking 😝," she captioned the snap showing an overflowing suitcase at her feet and racks of clothes surrounding her.
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After watching the videos, showering, and unpacking the Dyson luggage, it was time for my Airwrap adventure to begin.
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Jimmy Kimmel, Trevor Noah, and Stephen Colbert went absolutely ham on Hannity on Monday night, unpacking the Cohen connection.
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Before Stutts starts unpacking things, I notice there is a large knife strapped to the side of his pack.
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Unpacking that term made it clear how wide the values gap is between Saudi Arabia and its American ally.
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The private realm in Tehran is perhaps the key to unpacking the parallel realities that coexist in Iran today.
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If you're staying for only a night or two, avoid unpacking your clothing or spreading items around the room.
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But I couldn't have chosen a better place to begin unpacking them than Rolling Stone in the early 1990s.
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I started thinking about unpacking this fall, in the middle of a two-month trip through Turkey and Georgia.
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Another point they take issue with is Apple's use of the phrase "same unit repair," which is worth unpacking.
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But why is it necessary for any item to go through so many layers of packing, unpacking, and repacking?
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The Brooklyn native's conceptual photography and video series, Unpacking Sameness, takes its inspiration from James Baldwin and Frantz Fanon.
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I'm in individual psychotherapy for myriad reasons, including anxiety, reimagining coping strategies, unpacking past trauma, gender dysphoria and pain.
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Finally, in unpacking Monday's downward swing in the stock market, Cramer saw some of the leading stocks sending worrisome signs.
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For example, President Trump tweeted early Monday morning that "any negative polls are fake news," which really requires no unpacking.
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His son TJ tells CNBC Make It he posted the video of his dad unpacking Costco groceries in the kitchen.
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Growing up in the military meant a lot of my childhood was spent in cycles of packing and unpacking boxes.
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This takes some unpacking and demystifying, and we should start with the image Apple used to promote the iPhone event.
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Most families quickly master the art of packing and unpacking, making new friends, and settling quickly into their new communities.
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The unpacking was emotionally and intellectually taxing, but it certainly wasn't limited to the objects or art in the exhibition.
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After unpacking your groceries, wash your hands again and wash kitchen surfaces, such as countertops, any handles or switches, often.
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As Jonathan tended to the unpacking, I charged myself with decorating, a job that sounded frivolous, but I knew better.
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In September 1918, Eleanor, unpacking his luggage after a trip abroad, discovered love letters from Lucy Mercer, her social secretary.
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Now, that sentence alone needs some unpacking: We have just confirmed, in this casual conversation, that Bobby is Becky's father.
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It was his first day on the job, and I found him in an old administrative building, unpacking his bag.
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Days passed, and then weeks, as I soldiered on with my work, taking care of the children, cooking and unpacking.
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Not just driving and people-moving, but warehouses, packing and unpacking, and delivery, inspection in oil and gas, infrastructure inspection.
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But the referents of the "you" chant are less clear, and unpacking this "you" is equally crucial for understanding Charlottesville.
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But having favorite nonperishables around — snacks, coffee, a couple of easy-to-cook meals — can help power the dreaded unpacking.
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Additionally, unpacking the "moving parts" of the impacts on GE from Boeing's 737 Max crisis "will be a key factor."
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JVN personally unpacking some truly challenging moments of life really has impact, so whether you read or listen, it's big.
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You're unpacking memories and experiences, and I have the great opportunity to put a lot of that in my show.
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From the producers of Fruitvale Station and Dope comes Netflix's new biopic unpacking the life of New York rapper Roxanne Shanté.
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"I still feel like there's so much more that I want to do," Glynne tells The Verge while unpacking her bag.
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However, there's quite a bit of unpacking to do here regarding what developers actually have access to and under what terms.
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Humans do the unpacking and packing, while in the middle, robots sort and rearrange this vast inventory 24 hours a day.
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So Gainsbourg returned to her journals, unpacking the emotional tumult she experienced while mourning for her sister, and also her father.
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Even outside the kitchen, in personal relationships and professional work places, everyone should resolve conflict by unpacking it to its foundations.
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"I mean I already started unpacking, but are you kidding," Hyland added as she unloaded the surplus of shampoos and more.
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Weisberger is just as good at unpacking the glitz, social customs, and hypocrisies of Greenwich as she was with New York.
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Then, there's a beautiful dive into the question bucket with an unpacking of our previous takes on Taylor Swift's new single.
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I didn't realize it until I began unpacking my bags a few minutes later, and there was nothing I could do.
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Unpacking my black Sonos One, I was instantly struck by its similarities to and differences from the original Sonos Play:1.
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Kimberle Crenshaw came up with the concept; it was a legal term that was largely centered around unpacking what "women" is.
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It was a spindly, boastful thing, and yet a dozen people sat beneath it, chatting and murmuring, briskly unpacking elaborate lunches.
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Mr. Rossi follows her as she comes full circle, unpacking the layers of identity and history bound up in the work.
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But unpacking the irony inherent in their sincere bubblegum commercialism is more exhausting than waiting in a 3AM Saturday Berghain queue.
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With our new column, Shop The Aesthetic, we're unpacking everything you need to get the look of your favorite social media star.
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Unpacking all of that, though, requires not just understanding video games, but also addiction — which continues to be greatly misunderstood in America.
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Lindsay and Ben took some time to admire the real estate he scooped up last month ... before starting the unpacking nightmare. Ha!
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McKee's main focus is dissecting well-told stories, unpacking them piece by piece, and figuring out how they do what they do.
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Though his inquiry is intensely, at times painfully personal, Mr. Wilkerson is above all concerned with unpacking the mechanisms of racial domination.
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A second reason, also worth unpacking for racial bias, is a sense of mistrust I experience when presented with the "trickster" persona.
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The licensing cap extension is more or less self-explanatory, but the new ruling on "cruising" requires a little bit of unpacking.
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Our resident obsessives will be following Rachel Lindsay's love journey, starting with unpacking all the cultural signals jammed into Monday night's premiere.
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The setting there evoked an explosion in a Bubble Wrap factory as an army of installers swarmed about, unpacking, measuring and hammering.
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Silver aluminum left and right feet stands are also included and must be screwed into the bottom of the panel after unpacking.
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Guests staying at the Shelborne South Beach (rooms from $299) enjoy same-day delivery (about $10), concierge unpacking and free return shipping.
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Their results are worth unpacking as they paint a good picture of what the markets are hunting for in modern software companies.
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For those wanting a more thorough unpacking of the Warners' complex relationship with their Jewish heritage, Gabler's is the more impressive achievement.
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Now, the political thriller Official Secrets (now in theaters) is unpacking Gun's true story and her efforts to inform the British people.
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As I'm unpacking the box, my girlfriend texts my wife and I to tell us that she's given notice at her job.
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For the past several weeks, the DC police and the State Department have been investigating and unpacking the events of that day.
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The ShelfPack will save you a lot of unpacking time and save you a fight with your parents when you arrive back home.
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The Tale is the first film in a long time that shows the labor-intensive work of unpacking a trauma from the psyche.
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Speaking to Refinery29 over the phone, the Westworld actress and RoC Campaign Ambassador delves into topics with gusto, unpacking even the slightest detail.
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SL: So we really want to get in and start unpacking that talk to the people who are smartest on these different issues.
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Unpacking this phone and inspecting its physical form, I am no less impressed than when opening an iPhone box for the first time.
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Suffice it to say, I've given up on unpacking my weekender bag and I do a lot of half-sleeping on Amtrak trains.
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HSN Star Joy Mangano Gives 6 Smart Packing Tips Kardashian West also suggests keeping clothes on hangers in garment bags for effortless unpacking.
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In other words, unpacking the sociopolitical context for terrorism helps political actors make better decisions by learning from the mistakes of the past.
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As a result, Elsie devoted a great deal of her time to packing and unpacking her husband's painting gear and the family's luggage.
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Bey tapped into themes of motherhood, love, spirituality, the South, freedom, racism, feminism, and redemption by unpacking some of her own deep emotions.
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Calder performed it, unpacking it from suitcases and animating it, and announcing it, in a way that presaged later generations of performance art.
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In "Thank You for Coming: Play," Faye Driscoll continues unpacking the idea of audience members and performers as co-conspirators (Nov. 303-19).
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At TechCongress, this is a question we are committed to unpacking, and are taking strides to improve our own diversity and inclusion efforts.
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"Unpacking the kayak and just go out to find new corners of places I think I already know everything about always surprise me."
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Watching it, and then participating in the flurry of arguments and discussions unpacking it, was among my best moviegoing experiences of 2017. Mother!
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The hazard is growing, so it's worth unpacking why the signals from Barry pointed to a more severe storm than what actually materialized.
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Unpacking Uber's new profitability promise One Medical's incredibly strong reception in early 553 cemented how open the IPO window was until very recently.
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For frequent travelers, it's a constant consideration: Is it worth unpacking your suitcase while on the road, only to pack it up again?
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Aaron's gambling addiction takes up whole chapters, while Amelia's dismay at having to write a profile of Jonah Hill receives a thorough unpacking.
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Taiwan's foreign offices abroad have also been targeted through methods such as taking screen snapshots, keylogging, and unpacking related information, the source said.
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Government officials, cybersecurity experts, and major tech companies are still unpacking the attempts by Russia to hack and influence U.S. elections in 2016.
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It can also serve as a way of lightly unpacking the day's news, and — at its best — draw attention to wider cultural issues.
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It doesn't have all those clever partitions and pockets and things, so I leave that as is rather than packing and unpacking it.
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As an instrument, the voice can be downgraded as being somehow less important (see: unpacking what it means to be "just" a singer).
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It was surprising to watch the room focus like a laser on unpacking a statement Rosalind Krauss shared with Earnest during their interview.
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There are wooden crates and earthenware jugs on the floor around us, as if we're here for move-in day and Noah's still unpacking.
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It would be a tactical puzzler, possibly turn-based, dedicated to unpacking the marvelous mind of Bithell's favorite on-screen hero, the John Wick.
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But unpacking black attitudes toward public leadership and homosexuality is a complex question that goes all the way back to the civil rights movement.
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The holiday travel season is in full swing, and people are either unpacking from their last adventure or starting to plot their next excursion.
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He's still weeks away from tackling the ones on the pitcher's mound, so he focuses on what he can, which is unpacking his thoughts.
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Before Adams' arrival, Hyland shared an Instagram story of herself unpacking hair products for herself and Adams, a gift from celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin.
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But, even the most decisive people have a hard time staying focused when unpacking fall clothes and thinking about what new stuff to get.
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And yes, the fact that a bad man made a good movie about a woman is dissonant, but that in itself is worth unpacking.
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Litoff is unpacking everything that belonged to her sister, Ruth, who died by suicide in 2008 — and filming herself every step of the way.
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Last week, as New York & Company employees were unpacking stock at their Lexington Avenue store, they noticed a new accessory with an unsavory history.
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But whereas The Intern spends time unpacking the question of whether a woman can "have it all," Girlboss refrains from contributing to the debate.
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From summarizing bizarre rom-coms to unpacking terribly written books, Nicholson will help you stay culturally up-to-date through lengthy, surprisingly informational videos.
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There is more of a focus on unpacking the past, and really for the urgent purpose of making sense of what's happening right now.
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Since that time, I have intentionally engaged in unpacking systemic racism and implicit bias with my children in ways I never knew I could.
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Karina Vetrano liked to post photos online of her night life, and spend the morning afterward unpacking her pain and passion as a writer.
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I'm still unpacking why, as a strong, direct woman, I gravitated toward a sex act that made me feel helpless, passive, and even humiliated.
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My understanding of relationships is developing, as is my knowledge of race, but I'm still unpacking how my sexuality really relates to my Blackness.
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Judging by the extensive Twitter and Reddit threads creating and unpacking the memes of the week, there's no lack of extremely qualified potential applicants.
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Earlier this year, Rowley published an article in the academic journal Porn Studies, unpacking her deep dive into Trump-Putin kitsch and quasi-erotica.
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That mission has long been questioned — in May 2016, Smithsonian magazine ran a long feature unpacking all the peculiarities surrounding Hess's ill-fated journey.
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As the title of the show suggests, Orlaineta is concerned with unpacking history and sifting through forgotten objects in order to reconstruct a story.
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Take the opportunity to start unpacking your favorite fall duds, as Venus in Libra wants you to look your best as temperatures slowly fall.
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Intellectual currents have throbbed back to life and young people now face the grueling task of unpacking the region's many socioeconomic and cultural layers.
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Some of it is pretty standard for en entry level job: First one in, last one out; unpacking water bottles; answering calls; reshuffling schedules.
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But I gave the chicken a bit of heat, unpacking the Korean condiment gochujang with sake, ginger, garlic and some well-mannered poblano chiles.
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On board, guests have 5-star treatment from the crew with everything from on-demand meals to a personal unpacking service for their (multiple!) suitcases.
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Since these dorms are temporary, students said no one feels secure fully unpacking their suitcases because they don't know how long they will be there.
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All unpacking finished by 11.00-11.15 and the studio full — no, not full because there is a lot of space, but crowded in certain places.
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After a long Saturday afternoon unpacking, Frank woke up from a nap to find the ghost standing there, looking down at him with lifeless eyes.
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Everyone is unpacking the tragedy in their own lives, now that we've shined a light on it by finally outing so many high-profile predators.
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It's not just reporting on science, it's kind of unpacking science and explaining it, talking about its significance and its relevance to a general audience.
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Unpacking game the data has also led to some unusual discoveries about game mechanics that aren't currently available on the user side, according to NPW.
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As you can see, there is a ton of information about the risks of climate change crammed in there, so it's worth unpacking a bit.
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"There are all these activities -- mopping, checking inventory, unpacking trucks -- that are not sexy, but are required," said Oliver Chen, who covers retail at Cowen.
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So we had to do a lot of unpacking about shame and offered ways to acknowledge it, reject it, or reframe what those messages mean.
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Still, it's worth unpacking some of the spiritual ideas underpinning Sanders' statement and understanding why some other Christians have such a big problem with them.
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The burgeoning actor returned for Season 2 of FX's critically acclaimed dramedy "Atlanta," unpacking more layers of her character Van in some particularly memorable episodes.
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The British comedian Jamali Maddix began this series with a global outlook, traveling the world meeting controversial groups and unpacking those meetings through stand-up.
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Perhaps Phair felt that her musicianship is what's been most visible and she was more engaged by unpacking the less visible parts of her life.
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"Frank Lloyd Wright at 224: Unpacking the Archive" includes about 2959 works ranging from the 1890s through the 1950s, featuring architectural drawings, models and photographs.
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Cramer started by unpacking the huge declines in the stocks of Home Depot and Lowe's, which got hammered in response to two unfavorable news reports.
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Moving is always an upheaval, but imagine unpacking a U-Haul and settling into an eerie mansion where the laws of normal reality no longer apply.
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Past guests have complained about the restricted space for the price, as well as the lack of storage and unpacking space, which I experienced as well.
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Former employees said they often had to work backward, unpacking Williams' vague and shifting mission statements to figure out what, exactly, he wanted them to do.
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Your necklaces and earrings won't move — it makes it super easy when unpacking and also is easy to fold into little nooks in your suitcase. 2.
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It's here you'll learn a little of the mystery you'll be unpacking down the track, and that it has to do with someone close to you.
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Much of it is spent unpacking Mr. Yang's personal story and ticking off a list of policy priorities, the last of which is universal basic income.
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The sort that swirls through your head and you sometimes share with someone when you're unpacking groceries, making dinner or just calling to chat — only funnier.
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Armstrong says unpacking the psychology behind houseguests behavior is one of the primary draws for him to remain as involved in the community as he is.
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They've rebranded it as their energy drink line, but as mentioned earlier, I have some concerns for my health, so I will not be unpacking that.
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Not everyone is equipped with enough working knowledge of Wilde's biography to immediately get "the stations of Oscar Wilde," but it's worth unpacking each painting's imagery.
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To even reach this point, the memoirist must decide whether the complications are worth unraveling — or "unpacking," to use the woeful term du jour — at all.
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But much effort has been expended over the weekend in unpacking the role of hate sites in these shootings, so let's see what we can learn.
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But who knows whether there isn't something about it that a historian might find useful in unpacking some detail of the history of American racial attitudes?
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Navigating airports and train stations, packing and unpacking, and keeping track of your belongings, especially on a longer trip, are much more manageable with less luggage.
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Last week, Ms. Levy profiled the photographer Catherine Opie, once an S&M aficionado and darling of the Whitney Biennial, circa 1995, unpacking her homey radicalism.
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Frank Lloyd Wright at 150: Unpacking the Archive is June 12 to October 1 at the Museum of Modern Art (11 West 53rd Street, Midtown, Manhattan).
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Reddit's most popular destination for unpacking everything from the 9/11 truth movement to pizzagate is currently the subject of some conspiracy theories of its own.
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Surveillance video from the neighborhood seemed to show the men unpacking a white plastic bag, leaving it on the sidewalk, then making off with the luggage.
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An activist and retired Wellesley College professor, her 19803 essay "White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack" has been widely reprinted and is now taught in many colleges.
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While we were in the midst of fully unpacking that possibility however, another piece of news about the Kardashians was dropped, and it totally shook things up.
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Some episodes, like this season's "American Bitch," give rise to at least one think piece per pop culture publication unpacking the story's ins, outs, and broader implications.
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But before it gets too far in the rearview mirror, we need to spend some time unpacking what June 49, 2018, taught us about November 6, 2018.
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This whole unpacking process as InSight settles into its new home will take about two to three months as the instruments begin functioning and sending back data.
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She imagined Marise unpacking them in some room of flowery frivolity she couldn't clearly visualize and feeling a pang for the insufficiency of her own maternal care.
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I've also spent my share of time as a teacher in classrooms at Yale and MIT unpacking the complexities of relations between science and endangered species protections.
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Having two distinct compartments, however, makes the packing — and more importantly, the unpacking — process far more efficient and manageable and keeps separate items that perhaps shouldn't touch.
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"There are so many things that feed into diversity and inequality that unpacking them on the stage is probably not the best use of time," he said.
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The next day he lamented in the interview with The Times that "it happens again and again before an election, unpacking the Fascism cudgel" against his party.
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As I started unpacking the box of #RitasQuilt pieces to prep them to ship out to stitchers I discovered that Rita had stitched two of the states!
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Mr. Rauch's book affirms the normality and prevalence of the crisis, unpacking the overwhelming research revealing the U-curve, which charts people's happiness in nearly 60 countries.
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But if you go look at the book it is taken from, you'll find that the author himself, Mu Soeng, does a good job of unpacking it.
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Watching the researchers conducting the retreat (an interracial lesbian couple) lead the black participants in unpacking their resentment, anger and irritation toward their white partners was discomforting.
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The buzz around the game, as well as understanding what it's actually all about, takes a little bit of unpacking for those who haven't been following along.
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Unpacking it all is a lot of fun if you can afford it; preposterous expense is one reality of the old restaurant that the new tenants preserved.
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There's a lot of struggling with care for the baby while she goes on auditions, the difficulty of having a baby with colic, and unpacking her stuff.
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"At the age I'm at, it's easy to fall into a life where you're just going in circles," says Kevin, unpacking the album's opener One More Year.
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I met him on the steps of the church after he'd spent the morning unpacking the dozens of new chairs that had arrived to fill the sanctuary.
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ID: The works are displayed in various states of unpacking—some are leaned against the walls, some are still half-crated, others are wrapped up in plastic.
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Through over 400 objects, Frank Lloyd Wright at 150: Unpacking the Archive at the Museum of Modern Art considers the great American architect's career from unexpected angles.
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Setting up the Plattan 2s After unpacking, simply plug the included 3.5mm jack included with the Plattan 23s into the headphones and you'll be on your way.
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Some are deceptively simple, as when he speaks one side of a conversation into a telephone while unpacking boxes and commenting on the objects he has kept.
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While the questionable roots of anti-drug activism in Washington, DC have already been the subject of traditional reporting, Brown's is the first graphic unpacking of this history.
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While the conversation falters, industries and brands swoop in so they can turn black or queer visibility into profit, without really unpacking the root causes of racialized thought.
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Months later, in our new home in a rural southern town with my maternal uncle and aunt, I sit on my bed unpacking boxes of my old life.
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I finish unpacking the Ziploc Space Bag of winter clothes that's been on her floor all week, and sort out the summer items from her closet to store.
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This is where you need to start if you want to even begin unpacking the ubiquitous, systematic discrimination we face that can pervade all aspects of our lives.
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Like, the type of unpacking you'd do if you were moving to a new residence, not if you were just arriving at a hotel for a weeklong vacation.
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I'll be handling the liveblog from Cupertino throughout the event, and you can also expect hands-on videos and up-to-the-minute articles unpacking all the announcements.
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I absolutely love that Jay is doing the very hard work of unpacking his emotional baggage — and in the process, encouraging other Black men to do the same.
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Packing cubes are the cheat code to packing (and unpacking) quickly and efficiently — that's why they were named by flight attendants as one thing they'd never fly without.
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"While unpacking one and a half metric tons of food, you make yourself a very nice sniper target," Gifford, a seventy-one-year-old former soldier, told me.
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MSRP: $240 Sale Price: $2000 FLIP QUAD WORLD Travel Adapter — $39.993 See Details The thought of unpacking, repacking, and packing again is enough to make you stay home.
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But equally exciting was the prospect of unpacking many complex assumptions that go into our culture's celebration of fashion, through a combination of vérité filmmaking and analytical argument.
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Around this time, as I was becoming accustomed to Bush's second album, millions of families around the United States were unpacking and setting up their first home computers.
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The next day, everything got delivered to my door and I was as happy as a kid on Christmas morning unpacking my six hundred needles and blood bags.
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The song that follows is a loopy unpacking of the idea of the "Friend Zone" that mostly ends up being an ode to playing video games by yourself.
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Up Next Tyler Mitchell Age 22 Hometown Atlanta Now Lives In a one-bedroom apartment in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn, where he is still unpacking boxes.
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In Yosemite National Park, Ms. Richards often sees this problem in action, especially when campers bring new gear directly from the store into the park without unpacking it.
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Unpacking the societal baggage that contributes to racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia and ableism, for example, means that leaders will find themselves taking stands that challenge the status quo.
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The snake made itself known when it slithered out of the bag while the man was unpacking, and was reported to authorities, as snakes are illegal in Hawaii.
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Along with unpacking sex and dating stigma as an Elite Daily staff writer, they also run Cherry Magazine, an up-and-coming LGBTQ fashion, beauty, and wellness site.
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The rest of the album follows in equally crushing suit, although the other tracks are more meditative, tending to settle on one mood and take time unpacking it.
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This week, explore the connection between politics and dreams, spend 48 hours collaborating on a game, check out an artist's unpacking of her father's FBI file, and more.
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Unfortunately, the hackery comes obscured by a thick cloak of acronyms — it's an NOPR from DOE about ISOs that contradicts NERC, FFS — so it takes a little unpacking.
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Yet House of Cards is far less interested in unpacking the motivations of its antiheroes than we are in parsing and obsessing over what drives our actual president.
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Do any needed painting If you're interested in going the extra mile to really personalize your new place, Young recommends doing that before unpacking, especially if it involves painting.
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It's not in operational mode right now, but I think the next Italian astronaut who's flying to space this summer, he plans on unpacking it and installing it again.
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Before then, Re/code is unpacking one Alphabet company a week, presenting the facts, figures and, just maybe, the financials behind the silos of the world's most ambitious company.
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Ramstad's work offers a public glimpse into private arenas, unpacking ways society has historically created artificial categories for public and private spaces, as well as male and female roles.
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The frenetic activity involved in setting up and stocking a 220,000-square-foot department store made unpacking after a household move seem about as strenuous as brushing your teeth.
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Empowering others through unpacking what she felt in her sessions gave her a reason to fully immerse herself in the CBT process, even when she was discouraged by it.
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Before you can even get done unpacking how deep she rolls in the scene, Beyoncé is on to the next song with the man indie rock reveres: Jack White.
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This step-by-step explanation makes it approachable and actionable on a budget, and it fits with her reputation for unpacking ideas that can be confusing or seem inaccessible.
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While I could easily spend an entire review unpacking this one scene, that would do a disservice to the rest of the episode, which moves from strength to strength.
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I've come to terms with the great peace and satisfaction I now find in fully unpacking — but only if I'm in the same place for more than three nights.
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Unpacking Mr. Putin's decisions, one cannot escape the sense that he is haunted by memories of the sclerotic and impotent leadership of the Soviet Union in its waning years.
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The two men driving the truck make their way down Graham Avenue, park next to me and start unpacking and eating sandwiches, while staring down the street past me.
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So I go back to Los Angeles and I'm unpacking my bag and I pull out the hoodie and I'm like, this is so cute this little hoodie from Valentino.
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"I used to work when I was at college unpacking boxes of Supreme at a company in London that distributed it when it was just starting out," he told WWD.
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Whether on the way to the pool or home from school, packing up for college or unpacking at the dorm, Slurpee drinks always taste better when sharing with someone else.
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These have come to light in a rather entertaining Twitter game unpacking the most trivial hills people are willing to die on, first prompted by user David Burge on Monday.
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Clutter will do as much or as little as you'd like, from packing and unpacking to simply showing up, carrying your items, and dropping them off at your new place.
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The bearish note took guts in a landscape where most analysts still have "buy" ratings on Ollie's, Cramer said, unpacking both arguments to get a better picture of the debate.
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Yet one artist is finding catharsis in a subtler, and snarkier, way: by calling men out on their bullshit through satire and unpacking the insidious masculinity that fuels today's headlines.
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But as you can tell, there remain many, many issues to tease out of this burgeoning new tech world, one we will be unpacking at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin this December.
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Renters After six years together, four storage units, three cities and almost two years of sharing a 442-square-foot studio apartment, Karen Trivette and Geof Huth finally finished unpacking.
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The series will focus on methodically unpacking artists' musical influences, and the inaugural guests were none other than Brighton-born, LA-based producer Bonobo and Floridian OWSLA affiliates Hundred Waters.
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After unpacking, we headed to Piscis, a barbecue mecca that flaunted several lambs roasting in the window, each stretched out on two crossed bars and angled over a wood fire.
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This afternoon we're digging into Lyft's earnings results, unpacking the company's performance, the market's expectations and why shares in the American ride-hailing giant are off in after-hours trading.
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Unpacking this seeming contradiction reveals a lot about the psychology and politics of taxes — and has big implications for anyone who wants to reform the way the government raises revenue.
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" The cover is something to behold, fronting a feature unpacking Trump's claim that Bannon "lost his mind" for calling Donald Trump Jr.'s Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer "treasonous.
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It had to be something where Luke Skywalker believes he's doing the right thing – and the process of figuring out what that is and unpacking it is the journey for Rey.
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Wonder Woman represents a number of delicate balancing acts: between humor and gravitas; angst and adventure; full-blown, unvarnished superhero fantasy and the DCEU's usual unpacking of what those fantasies mean.
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Less interested in coming down against these well-intentioned ally anthems (or Instagays, or cockteasing straight bros) than in unpacking them, the Comedy Central show captures a decidedly novel gay sensibility.
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One witness to a group chaired by Lord Falconer in 2011 was quite open about this unpacking of "assisted dying" in an effort to get it through the doors of parliament.
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We get a delivery of materials from other locations in our library system every day, so I spend an hour or so unpacking delivery bins before I'm back on the desk.
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Frequent guests of the Peninsula Beverly Hills may also store luggage onsite while they jet off to another city and make use of the hotel's complimentary unpacking services when they return.
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Even once you've found a place you love — which is no easy task in itself — you still have to deal with scheduling movers, packing everything up, cleaning, unpacking, and so on.
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The single mother of three had just bought her first home, took a break from unpacking to get a slice of pizza at Casey's convenience store and purchased a lottery ticket.
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But it's worth unpacking this man's spectacular fantasy because it's such a crystal-clear example of a certain kind of delusional thinking particularly common, for whatever reason, among the very wealthy.
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" Others find themselves attempting climax while unpacking religious shame: "I'm learning that I won't be banished to hell for touching myself, for showing you what I want, for communicating these things.
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We're not ready for a comedy and it's just so offensive that you think in this moment when we're still unpacking the issue that you can write a comedy about it.
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I spent time unpacking these and many similar statements (which were offensive not just to me but also to other minority populations) with my partner, who was very understanding and embarrassed.
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"This is a moment of solidarity, not a fashion moment," Eva Longoria told The New York Times in unpacking the plan to make a unifying visual statement in all-black attire.
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Mr. Hall wrote in his memoir, "Unpacking the Boxes," that his father had been desperately unhappy in the family dairy business and had insisted that his son follow his own desires.
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Travel gear is by nature a polarizing topic: hard-shell versus soft-sided, folding versus rolling, carry-on versus checked — heck, even unpacking or not at the start of a vacation.
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Bloomberg has nonetheless made himself one of the most consequential players in climate change action in the US. So it's worth unpacking what he's done and what he wants to do.
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Today, Arbery — who wears hipster-nerd glasses and described his plays as partly about "unpacking whiteness" — might blend in with any number of self-questioning, progressive-minded young artists in Brooklyn.
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That's thanks to a phrase from Wellesley College's Peggy Mcintosh's 1989 essay, White Privilege: Unpacking The Invisible Knapsack, which has since has made its way into mainstream discussions of race: white privilege.
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Great news frequent fliers — the already delightful TSA routine of unpacking your bags, taking off your shoes, and organizing a conveyor belt full of bins could soon be getting even more demanding.
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"Father's Day will be lots of unpacking boxes [from moving], and I think the cool thing about that is we are moving into our house that we built together," Kramer tells PEOPLE.
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Clear instructions guided me through the assembly process, which was basically just unpacking the two Russian-made vacuum tubes, seating them in their silos, and placing the solid glass frame around them.
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After unpacking my work bag and changing as soon as possible into comfy clothes, I inhale a piece of toasted rye bread with the remaining portion of Trader Joe's Three Layer Hummus.
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Unpacking the delivery was a chore in itself, as there is so much food that it completely filled my fridge (and I still had two full bags of groceries on my counter).
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Curated by Executive Director Susan Lubowsky Talbott, Process and Practice reveals a rarely-seen side of the Museum's Artist-in-Residence Program through the unpacking of its unique collection of Artists' Boxes.
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A few weeks ago, I moved back to DC. And after unpacking, I took a huge box of those old, stuffy suits that never fit me in the first place to Goodwill.
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We started with a quick unpacking of the Uber situation, including the exit of its executives, its CEO's temporary departure, the loss of a board member of a sexist joke, and more.
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STONY BROOK "Unpacking Our Past for the Future: Asian-Americans on Long Island," Peg Christoff will discuss her students' research on topics relating to Asian and Asian American groups on Long Island.
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In his new autobiographical novel, "Gone With the Mind," Mark Leyner seems to split the difference: He makes sense of his life by unpacking just how ridiculous it is to be alive.
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It's for that reason that we couldn't be more happy to see that Brazilian music enthusiasts Donutsample have made a video clearly unpacking each sample in each of the album's 11 songs.
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They added various tiers of support, from someone to help with complicated IT problems to a handy man for installations to a helper around the office, for unpacking boxes or counting inventory.
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This week, unpacking AT&T's acquisition of AppNexus, venture investor Semil Shah wrote about the deal and potential economic challenges that even a "good" exit like AppNexus's presents to modern venture funds.
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He charges ahead, living vicariously through his sisters, buying dresses and furs for his horrified mother, obsessively unpacking and examining her wedding gown, and frantically reimagining the family Christmas tree, in July.
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It does a terrific job unpacking the strategy and politics of auto-racing, about all the important choices that are made before a driver first sits down inside a car on race day.
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And I really, really didn't want to dive back into these depths, unpacking minor changes in systems design and whether or not that led to larger shifts in what the game was saying.
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At The Heart of Gold Directed by: Erin Lee Carr Carr has a rare talent for unpacking incredibly complex true crime situations, delving deep into the psyche of women society has written off.
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The man looked around the room, at the psychologist across the table from him, at the blue lights illuminating the domed ceiling overhead, at the personal objects he remembered unpacking mere hours before.
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A lot of people aren't picking up on all of it, there's lots of little things and Easter Eggs and how things connect, and I think that's the fun of unpacking the movie.
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The most consistent concern appeared to be the fear of a backlash surrounding the public unpacking of the more ambiguous #MeToo moments, no doubt brought on in part by the Aziz Ansari accusations.
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"Men want to look good and feel good about themselves too," says makeup artist Matthew Drohan, as he sits down at my kitchen table and begins unpacking his brushes, creams, astringents, and powders.
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Enter some "alien potatoes" standing in for the army of King Antiochus, and a wise family dog named Applesauce, and you've got yourself a full-blown kooky comedy unpacking an ancient Talmudic tale.
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And from Opinion … • Unpacking why Americans don't vote, how blockchain technology could boost voter participation and why you should pay attention to ballot initiatives (they may be even more powerful than you thought).
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Our Washington bureau has been unpacking Robert Mueller's findings since its release on Thursday, detailing a presidency consumed by the inquiry — and multiple attempts to thwart it — and a president seized by paranoia.
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Our mutual hypersensitivities might have yanked us away from enlightening, crucial — and fun — cultural detective work (close reading, unpacking, interpreting) and turned us into beat cops always on patrol, arresting anything that rankles.
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We were still unpacking boxes when there was a total lunar eclipse, and we pulled a lounge chair into the kitchen and watched as the earth's shadow slid across a terra cotta moon.
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The pair dedicated the day to getting everything set up in the nursery including picking out wallpaper, unpacking the bassinet (Hudson went with the $1,160 Snoo Smart Sleeper) and trying on the baby carrier.
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The Oscar-winning actress delivered one heck of a speech at Variety's "Power of Women" event in October, pulverising Harvey Weinstein before unpacking gender parity and diversity in the entertainment industry and other workforces.
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Similarly, the promise of an unpacking of the sacred and profane mysteries of postmodern manhood calls to mind Karl Ove Knausgaard's "My Struggle" series (whose sixth volume runs to eleven hundred and sixty pages).
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Yet within hours of moving into her new house, four men were busy unpacking and assembling a new queen-sized bed in her bedroom while two others were installing a fridge in the kitchen.
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When she wasn't unpacking, the Ayesha's Homemade star treated her 25 holiday guests to prime rib and lasagna made on the 65-inch La Cornue range (a gift from Steph for her 26th birthday).
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After Brody settled into a subletted apartment and unpacked some boxes and changed her shirt because she sweated through her original shirt by unpacking boxes, she wandered out into the streets of Santa Monica.
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A few weeks later, while still unpacking (it's a process!), I reached in the pocket of a purse and found one of my grandmother's rings that had managed to make the journey with me.
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For instance, if I'd had them on my 12-day road trip through the south of France, I wouldn't have had to make unpacking and re-packing all of my things a nightly routine.
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The film forgoes unpacking this in the interest of time; it's right after the sudden death of Marcus's mom, who was more of a mother to Sasha than she ever felt her own was.
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And, because it's the internet, we'll have to sit through at least a couple hours of discourse unpacking and dissecting the video and whether it's embarrassing enough to harm their standing as public servants.
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A lot of this record and what I'm working on with the band now, and what I'm translating to shows, is very much going back and unpacking some of that personal history for me.
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The butler's signature services include a beverage service on arrival, unpacking and packing luggage, and garment pressing, but they can also assist with anything from picking out gifts to choosing a book to read.
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If unpacking your plastic bin of half-pilled sweaters and parkas is as heartbreaking for you as it is for us, we're here to remind you that fall is actually the underdog for closet cleansing.
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The Obamas will be unpacking their suitcases late Friday at the abode of outgoing US ambassador to Spain James Costos and his husband -- an interior designer -- Michael Smith, who's been the WH's decorator since '08.
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Only when you go home, afterwards, I think do you have the luxury of sort of unpacking it a little bit in your head and being like, Okay, well, let's think about that for awhile.
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This flows through multiple projects, whether it's unpacking and recovering from the end of a marriage, learning to understand and love oneself through doubling self-portraits, or using Instagram's face morph feature to reflect dysmorphia.
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In fact, "Looking for Lorraine" is something between a fan's notes and an academic monograph, less an unpacking of the archive to reveal the life than an exercise in putting the archive in historical context.
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That phrase, which may strike some young American ears as an archaism if not an oxymoron, is worth unpacking, and Amis provides readers with a pocket account of the historical preconditions of his extravagant fame.
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The extra costs include $500 for a Malaysian certificate of origin, at least $950 for unpacking goods in Malaysia and repacking them in a different container and $600 or more for the additional sea freight.
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A portable Bluetooth speaker That last one was a little grim, so consider this: When you're packing or unpacking, and all of your electronics are unplugged, you'll appreciate some tunes to keep your energy up.
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The idea of a stranger handling my personal belongings had me more than little uncomfortable, but Ms. McCarthy, the Cornell lecturer, had told me that butlers take pride in the task of unpacking and packing.
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Richard Burr, a Republican from North Carolina who chairs the Intelligence Committee, which is taking the lead on unpacking the allegations for the Senate, suggested he's not sure if the charges involve the intelligence community.
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Unpacking why Doha didn't buy into the Saudi kingdom's stock offering of its $224 trillion oil giant helps show why an ongoing spat between two Gulf petroleum-states still has a bit further to run.
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Holt: You are unpacking a lot here and we're still on the issue here of achieving prosperity and I want to talk about taxes, the fundamental difference between the two of you concerns the wealthy.
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When unpacking your seasonal items from their months in storage, your sweater pile may end up looking less like a shining beacon of fall hope and more like box of limp, pilled, and worn-out knits.
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Unpacking and organizing all your belongings in a new apartment is pretty stressful, but for those who aren't yet proficient in the kitchen, filling up the pantry and cabinets can be the hardest task of all.
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Stacks of plastic bags and suitcases lined the wall of the back alley of the church, and mothers spent much of the day unpacking and repacking them, trying to find clothes or toys for their kids.
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After years of dealing with comments about being an Asian woman in a relationship with a white man, YouTuber Natalie Tran set out to respond to them by unpacking the racial bias and stereotypes behind them.
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There's a constant hum of activity—packing and unpacking, repairing last minute scuffs and rubs with makeup brushes, announcers blaring out nearly incomprehensible jargon—and at the same time nothing in particular seems to be happening.
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Picking up the torch from where The Antlers left off with their last three records, Impermanence looks at universal feeling through a personal lens, unpacking issues of estrangement and destruction that feel particularly pertinent right now.
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After all, the woman is a nineties and noughties pop superstar whose dip-dye hair, lace-up crop tops, leather chaps, and lower abdominal crystal tattoos we're all still unpacking (and reliving) to this very day.
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UNPACKING A CHINESE COMPANY'S SPREE ON U.S. HOTELS | Marriott International's deal to buy Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide may be derailed by a Chinese insurer expanding its hotel empire, Chad Bray and Leslie Picker report in DealBook.
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PERHAPS THIS INTIMACY, palpably absent from Judd's home and work, says something about what we generally expect from female artists and why museums insist on representing them differently from their male counterparts by unpacking their closet.
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And seeing these responses is crucial if you want to understand how incumbents are tackling the buy or build question, and for unpacking what&aposs truly a disruptor and what&aposs really just a fancy app.
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The biggest unpacking moment comes when her mother, Adeline, who is played with a keen eye for a specific kind of selfish by Jennifer Jason Leigh, stops by and we get an idea of Sierra's upbringing.
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It's the first hint of what The Morning Show, now streaming on Apple TV+, will spend the season unpacking: There's the composed, cheerful, public Alex, and the deeply exhausted, deeply pissed-off person behind the mask.
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Wisely, Frank Lloyd Wright at 150: Unpacking the Archive at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) does not attempt to offer a retrospective of Wright's career, or even to focus on his more well-known projects.
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The precise chain of events leading up to the March 22 presser, where Nunes told the public about the information he got, is worth unpacking — as it tells us something fundamentally disturbing about the whole saga.
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Even if you have TSA Precheck, there will be times when those lines are closed and you end up in the regular lines, unpacking your laptop, taking off your shoes and belt, and digging out the liquids.
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Though she writes that she's "in awe" of the women working to "confront entrenched beliefs and institutions," Lewinsky is still unsure of her own story's place in the movement, and is still "unpacking" what happened to her.
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Like most actions, protests, and benefits that have happened since Election Day and continued through inauguration, it was about focusing on the dangers of the immediate future under a Trump Administration, rather than unpacking deeper, systemic issues.
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I managed to get in another couple thousand just by virtue of walking around my new apartment and unpacking a bit, but I was simply too tired from traveling to put much more of an effort in.
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By then most of the urban machines had been dismantled, and the leading edge of our current wave of Asian and Hispanic immigrants began unpacking their bags in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Atlanta and Washington.
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SciresM's work, the unpacking of Pokémon mysteries, was about to drop into a toxic stew, as every day leading up to the release of Sword and Shield brought new leaks for people to nitpick and obsess over.
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She was so alert that she felt as if she could "figure people out," unpacking the details of their identities: she imagined that she could peer into their childhoods and see how their parents had raised them.
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I immediately began learning and unlearning—unpacking my own deeply held biases about race and engaging in dialogue to understand how oppression was codified into law and are consistently upheld by government, legal, corporate, and educational systems.
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Versions — hosted by Jamin Warren and Julia Kaganskiy — jumped into the VR fray with interdisciplinary zeal, probing and unpacking the convergence of aesthetics, ethics, and multiple domains of science in the realm of this convoluted, magical technology.
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Today we're digging into the Q4 venture capital market — specifically unpacking three pieces of data that stood out as we read the Crunchbase News Q4 global report — and Pitchbook and NVCA's comparative, U.S.-focused Q4 data dive.
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Here in New York, Wright aficionados who might otherwise be straining their necks at the Guggenheim will head to MoMA for "Frank Lloyd Wright at 6403: Unpacking the Archive," not your typical monograph of the architect's masterpieces.
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In Spotify's office on a summer Friday, they soon got down to business, unpacking "Want You Back," a regretful lover's plea set against shimmery, hopeful instrumentation, from its layered production — softening the drums, adding and subtracting microphones.
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"Comments by Celebs" produces two podcast episodes a week: one entirely devoted to the Kardashians, and another episode unpacking celebrity news stories and naming award winners for the funniest comments and best clap backs of each week.
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Mabou Mines, a stronghold of Off Off Broadway experimentation, has a longtime interest in explicating and imploding classic texts, from its celebrated "The Gospel at Colonus," modeled on Sophocles, to its superb "Dollhouse," an unpacking of Ibsen.
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But in determining where the party's health policy platform should go from here, this is what the fight was always going to look like: committed people with considered views unpacking a complicated issue they all feel passionately about.
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The act provokes an additional layer regarding labor: the work of packaging art, the care in ensuring it's delivered safely, the physical effort required in its unpacking, and here, now, the energy required in the performance of it.
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Some travelers like cruises because they enjoy spending time on the ship itself; for others, the appeal of a cruise may be having the chance to explore multiple destinations without the hassle of packing and unpacking numerous times.
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Currently showing at Zevitas Marcus Gallery in Los Angeles, the show focuses in on our post-internet era, where reality isn't calling for discernment from its technological counterpart, but technology instead needs unpacking into its tangible, human components.
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Related: Unpacking The Stop-Motion Magic Of "The Boxtrolls" New Software Tool Lets You 3D Print Any Video Game Character Into Fully-Articulated Action Figure Laika Uses Thousands Of 3D-Printed Faces For Their New Animated Feature ParaNorman
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Unpacking our pricey leggings and fitted tank tops, we answered the door for a hotel worker who delivered two pairs of off-white cotton drawstring pants and matching boxy tops — a yoga apparel set for each of us.
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He has just about finished unpacking — "I had all this energy for the first few months and then I hit a wall," he said — and adjusting to the kitchen, which has little counter space and an electric stove.
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" Most recently, Riley Carney and Ryan Enos, political scientists at Harvard, have sought to assess the validity of racial resentment questions in their working paper, "Conservatism and Fairness in Contemporary Politics: Unpacking the Psychological Underpinnings of Modern Racism.
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Ever since Noah, the late-night comic, succeeded Jon Stewart in 2015 — just as the United States was gearing up for the presidential election — he's been unpacking American politics with a healthy dose of tongue-in-cheek humor.
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"FEAR" is a conversation between Lamar and listeners, and not having to fight the urge to rock your head to it—usually one of the most rewarding experiences of unpacking his music—makes the exchange feel even more personal.
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Where the second act takes its time unpacking all these messy realities of power and oppression, the third act has to find a way to shove them all into the standard "big battle" ending of many a Marvel movie.
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As Facebook deals with the fallout from yet another privacy scandal, it's worth unpacking how its Research app worked—especially because it serves as a good reminder for other apps you might already be using, particularly virtual private networks.
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Now, when she talks about the album and the label, she is clearly excited, showing off the inserts she printed and unpacking the idiosyncrasies of the record with the pride of a wanderer showing off a home they've created.
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Her specialty is star studies, a discipline that reads celebrity personas like texts, unpacking all of the fantasies and anxieties that audiences project onto celebrities — and that celebrities, in their turn, exploit in order to build up their fame.
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In practically no time at all, hopefully, everything will settle down and I will be able to start unpacking the emus, rearranging the furniture, going through the moving boxes to find the Oreos and making this our new home.
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All that unboxing and unwrapping: I can remember unpacking boxes of clothes, each in their own bag, discarding the bags, then placing each article in a new bag with its new owner and sending it home, rinse and repeat.
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You have an idea that you're unpacking and exploring and grappling with and trying to express, and so you start there, and how you express it and the craftsmanship of that expression is the difference between good and great.
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After her move, settled into her newly purposeless life, she realized that she actually missed the moving—she was good at it, enjoyed the physical effort, the strategic Tetrising of bureaus and bookshelves and chairs and lamps, the packing and unpacking.
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My NES was portable before portability was possible and I was an expert at packing and unpacking my console, leading out the cables, and reaching around my grandma's big console television and connecting the forked cables to the antenna leads.
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It's been a pressing issue for years, and high-profile stories have recently brought it into the spotlight—but as Rupa explains, it takes some serious unpacking to understand just how prevalent sexual misconduct is in bars, restaurants, and beyond.
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Whenever I got home from the end of the day and saw the endless processes of unpacking, organizing, and putting away ahead of me, I just wanted to curl up on my air mattress and go the fuck to sleep.
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"A lot of people say that unpacking the science of love is like unweaving the rainbow," the well-read Dr. Sandberg goes on, making reference to the poet William Blake's criticism of Isaac Newton for trying to explain concepts like gravity.
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And beyond the runway, the way we dress has been utilized as a powerful form of political expression since (and leading up to) the 2016 election, whether that's through the resilience of pantsuits or the unpacking of gendered style conventions.
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Bill McGowan, 55, the founder and chief executive of Clarity Media Group, a New York-based firm that specializes in media training, said he minimizes the amount of time spent in the room, cutting it down to unpacking, showering and sleeping.
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" Other lyrics require more unpacking, such as the menacing, inflammatory indictment on "Idiopathic": "We are all terrorists and fags / and niggers and spics and fuckin' dirt-bags / sketchy-cracker white trash / and we're coming / we comin' to get your ass.
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We're now in for a week's worth of think pieces and hot takes telling us why this shouldn't have happened and unpacking what it really means—for the Grammys, for the music industry, and for American culture as a whole.
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Through the unpacking of the script and my life, we found a cool and safe way to do this show so it educates families on what to watch out for and to know what it's like for someone living with depression.
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I love it when I can actually go places, of course, but when you travel from your armchair, there is no air travel to contend with, no lines to wait in and no unpacking to do when you get home.
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If you, like I, have a hard time listening to Trump speak, it may well be that you are trying to do so while applying accepted standards of honest discourse, believing that Trump's language can withstand even the mildest unpacking.
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But this year, the first exhibition to be presented in one of the two reinvented third-floor galleries is "Frank Lloyd Wright at 150: Unpacking the Archive," which opens June 12, in honor of the 150th anniversary of the architect's birth.
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You can also visit "Frank Lloyd Wright at 150: Unpacking the Archive," an exhibition opening on Monday at the Museum of Modern Art, or check out more ways to honor Wright's legacy in New York State and across the country.
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"The Spy" is focused much more on small moments of social adaptability than on big action sequences, but after a slow start it really zips along — not ignoring the psychological costs of living undercover, but not exactly unpacking them, either.
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The past few episodes of "True Detective" have busied themselves with unpacking this horrific conspiracy, but this week's episode was especially effective in measuring the bruising cost of it — not just to our ragged heroes, but to the community at large.
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Sabah Khan, an MBA admissions officer, at the Stanford Graduate School of Business says students learn about finance, accounting, strategy, operations through unpacking hundreds of business cases, but they also learn how to make high-level decisions and direct a company's future.
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"God, I love these trees!" he exclaimed periodically, on a field-trip in November, while unpacking climbing gear, fiddling with solar panels and trying to take his mind off the wreckage some curious bears had made of some of his humidity sensors.
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Philipps' had quite the search party — hotel staff, laundry attendants and even friends who were still at the hotel — on the lookout for Radar and Flatbear, whom she noticed was missing when she started unpacking 4½-year-old daughter Cricket Pearl's suitcase.
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The friendly marketers at Samsung call my screen a Super AMOLED (Active Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Diode) display, which is somehow both redundant and not particularly informative, so we'll ignore unpacking the acronym as yet another distraction, and dive right into the technology.
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When I meet the men and women of Northern Paranormal Investigations (NPI) at Vancouver's former morgue and autopsy facility, they're unpacking mysterious but expensive-looking gear from more than a dozen Pelican cases, each wearing matching T-shirts emblazoned with their logo.
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This is an idea I should be comfortable with, as a writer who devotes a great deal of time to unpacking the ambitions of artworks, and as someone with a fairly granular understanding that the world is not made of whole cloth.
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Seated in an examination room, he downshifts into a serious unpacking of the careful mechanics of the squat and why it's central to the strength and conditioning sessions he's conducted with his prized client, the New York Knicks' burgeoning star, Kristaps Porzingis.
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In each edition of "A Closer Look," Meyers spends a little time — usually around 10 minutes — unpacking a news story from the week in more detail, which is a bit unusual for the host of a traditional late-night network comedy show.
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And if the book feels familiar in places ("Mommy Wants a Glass of Chardonnay" is both a title and trope here), it's also a testament to the power of not unpacking at all but instead living out of a very small suitcase.
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This investment is representative of the trend towards unpacking complex financial investment products for the average person, especially in the UK. The FCA-regulated platform recently made a long-term commercial agreement with Euronext, the leading pan-European exchange in the Eurozone.
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"Last year, on the advice of my mom (of course), I started immediately unpacking everything," said Melissa Blaustein, the founder of Allied For Startups, a start-up policy association, who often visits two or three countries in as few as five days.
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In this sense, DiAngelo writes from the same lineage as other white anti-racist educators, including White Like Me author Tim Wise (who blurbed her book) and Peggy McIntosh, writer of the widely shared "Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack" pamphlet on white privilege.
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"I wanted to look at both the ghost stories that we tell and also the kinds of places and houses that get ghost stories attached to them, then the kinds of stories we unveil by unpacking those a little bit," he says.
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Unpacking all of the tweets in toto — which is how it seems Trump is going to interact with the world (see GOP ethics mess, see locker room talk, see all of it) — would require me to hire all the TaskRabbits on the planet.
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But I think I found a little of it that weekend, where amongst other Asian women, I started doing the work of unpacking and processing how I identify myself, and what it means to thrive — both as an individual and as part of a whole.
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ET features The Hill's senior correspondent Mike Lillis, talking about Congress's agenda next month, including gun measures; freelance journalist Zaid Jilani, discussing Biden's China policy; and Nate Snyder, a former senior counterterrorism official with the Department of Homeland Security, unpacking the administration's policy toward Huawei.
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We had two weeks off and wanted to take a fun mother-daughter trip to Europe but didn't want to grapple with the slew of flights we'd have to take to visit multiple cities or the constant unpacking and packing involved on such a trip.
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"The more I learned about how this absurd series was unpacking the Kevin Bacon brand as well as what it is to be a celebrity and how much like superheroes they are, they have their alter ego that maybe doesn't have superpowers," he says.
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He has a prehensile feel for the roots and branches of literary modernism, exemplary taste in what he chooses to quote, and a real gift for exegesis, unpacking poems in language that is nearly as eloquent as the poet's, and as clear as faithfulness allows.
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We see the young Beatles at their most menial: unpacking, tediously answering questions from reporters on the phone, pouring another drink when they realize Fidel Castro's voice is all they can hear on TV and radio (the witty sound design is by Jane Shaw).
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Both films spend time unpacking the schadenfreude-fueled glee that exploded across Twitter when the first tweets from desperate Fyre Festival attendees started going viral — everyone who watched the drama unfold, as several people point out, loved seeing rich, spoiled millennials get their comeuppance.
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Calling it out, as I did after seeing Angelin Preljocaj's "La Stravaganza" (1997) for City Ballet in 255, or Mauro Bigonzetti's "Cantata" (239), performed by Gauthier Dance in 27 — feels as tiresome as watching it, and unpacking its history would take more space than I have here.
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"My dad was a chef at a Howard Johnson's—you know, back when they were HoJo—and my mom was a server, kind of the classic story," Anderson tells us as he sets up in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen, unpacking his knife and opening cans of tuna.
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Minerva Labs, a cybersecurity startup that came out of stealth in January, has presented a technique that dupes malware into thinking it is constantly in a hostile environment, thus convincing it to avoid unpacking and executing its malicious payload for fear of being detected and blocked.
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It's really more about unpacking the ideologies and personalities that drive conflicts like that of Northern Ireland, where despite the rhetoric — as Burton points out in her piece — it's not as much about theologies and philosophies as it is about identities, and about belonging to a group.
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Now Candace Fleming, the author of several acclaimed nonfiction books for younger readers, including "The Family Romanov" and "The Great and Only Barnum," has taken on the task of unpacking Cody's story, unscrambling the truth from the fiction and placing it within the history of the West.
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But because of the lag between an event — already made news by the Kardashians' celebrity — and its aired documentation, what has increasingly ended up being the case is that we've continued to watch not for any single plot point but for the family members' unpacking of it.
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CreditCreditLucas Foglia for The New York Times Early one morning in July 300, Lori Paup awoke in her new home in the Sulphur Springs Valley of Arizona and began unpacking boxes of clothes, hanging photographs and prepping the day's home-schooling lessons for her two teenage children.
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Calling it out, as I did after seeing Angelin Preljocaj's "La Stravaganza" (1997) for City Ballet in 2014, or Mauro Bigonzetti's "Cantata" (2000), performed by Gauthier Dance in 2016 — feels as tiresome as watching it, and unpacking its history would take more space than I have here.
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A little unpacking revealed how artlessly pretextual this distraction was: Mr. Nunes professed the need to learn new information about surveillance to warn the president, yet that very information was in the possession of the White House and accessible to Mr. Trump without Mr. Nunes's intervention.
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So initially the RV was intended for traveling in comfort: We could save money on hotels, travel at a more relaxed pace, avoid packing and unpacking, not overstay our welcome at the homes of family and friends, and be able to take our dogs with us.
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On Modern Mirror, they harken again to the past—alternately conjuring early 21000AD gods like Cocteau Twins, the post-punk bellows of Killing Joke, the stadium-worthy choruses of Duran Duran, and the shimmering ethereality of Kate Bush—while unpacking the cultural moods of the present.
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However, unpacking the scene is a reminder that Hollywood rarely allows for complexities in its depictions of plus-size women: Ford may have seen the beauty in the gallery women, but it's worth noting that he still prefers casting thin, just as the rest of the industry does.
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One could spend a great deal of time unpacking the symbolic language, political and artistic satire, and feminist sentiment of Sharrer's work — just ask M. Melissa Wolfe, who co–curated the retrospective for CMA (with Robert Cozzolino) and, in so doing, became a scholar of record on Sharrer.
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In the late 19th and early 20th century, Freud comes along and puts dreams at the center of psychoanalysis, arguing that they're the royal road to the unconscious, and analysts should ask patients about them, and by unpacking them, you can get to the core of a patient's issues.
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So when I say we need to support Black women, that doesn't just mean getting them into office; it means standing by them in times of injustice, calling out people's biases, and unpacking what a legitimate critique is versus one that's just thinly-veiled misogynistic or racist hogwash.
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The recent Josh Smith show was also pretty good at unpacking the historical baggage of the painting as an all-encompassing philosophical unit, but if you start out thinking of 100 paintings as a single work, I am not sure whether there is the same tension in each piece.
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Unpacking how her art is a celebration of her Irish-Bangladeshi heritage and a window into her life, the singer chats about an emotional homecoming trip that inspired her recent music video, "Since I Left You," and we see her share it with her grandmother for the first time.
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The California Review of Images and Mark Zuckerberg is dedicated to "to unpacking specific visual depictions of Mark Zuckerberg in mass media, and linking them to broader academic and critical discourse," according to a blog post calling for submissions written by Tim Hwang, the publication's founder and editor.
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They tease each other, admire each other, and artfully pivot off of one another's ideas to get the audience from point A to Z, unpacking everything from Aretha Franklin's legacy, to the slang term "aunty," to Janelle Monae's visual album Dirty Computer, to the end of Craigslist personal ads.
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A foot patrol of French soldiers, fully covered in flak jackets, helmets, sunglasses and half-balaclavas, skirted around a nomadic family of women and children who were packing or unpacking their hut made of sticks and handwoven mats, and their few belongings — some plastic containers, a cooking pot.
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Copyright law makes no distinction between conscious and unconscious copying, which means that even though fully unpacking claims like these might mean parsing the difference between outright and unconscious theft, or between thievery and parallel influence, those distinctions may well be, apart from the determination of damages, moot.
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There are plenty of cool gadgets out there that would be nice to have, but your boot (or rucksack) will be filled to the brim before you know it, and all those nice-to-have products will just weigh you down and make unpacking even more of a hassle.
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Ever since the biologists Kevin Redding, Raimund Fromme and Christopher Gisriel of Arizona State University, in collaboration with their colleagues at Penn State, published the crystallographic structure of that protein complex in a July edition of Science, experts have been unpacking exactly what it means for the evolution of photosynthesis.
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Though streaming services have eroded the dominance of the album by unpacking that classic recording unit into its individual parts to be plugged into the AUX cord on their own, we still centre so much of our enjoyment of the art form of music on playing back recordings of it.
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In and of itself, this would be an okay idea for the show to dig into — Parker and Stone are great at unpacking pop culture, after all — but the link between Star Wars and Trump (here portrayed by South Park's increasingly irascible teacher Mr. Garrison) gives the idea even more heft.
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I was so dreading the back-breaking ritual of packing, lugging, unpacking, and swearing to die in whatever cramped apartment I moved to next that I tried to pawn them off on a neighbor; unfortunately, my scads of black metal, crust punk, doom, and country albums remained my own goddamn problem.
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Sure, there are tons of cool gadgets out there that would be nice to have, but your trunk (or rucksack) will be filled to the brim before you know it, and all those nice-to-have products will just weigh you down and make unpacking even more of a hassle.
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Sharp Objects has focused heavily on this sentiment in its past two episodes by unpacking Wind Gap residents' opinions on who the murderer might be — and heavily hinting that it won't be anyone they expect, specifically because few folks in town seem to believe the killer could be a woman.
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Birk's paintings and sculptures in Anonymous have something in common with Mexican artist Abraham Cruzvillegas, who continues to investigate "autoconstrucción" (self-construction), unpacking the forms and aesthetics of the slums and microeconomics in his hometown, Mexico City — home to Neza-Chalco-Itza, the world's largest slum with an estimated 4 million inhabitants.
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The Museum of Modern Art's At the Museum illuminates hidden exhibition stories like the graphic design behind the title wall for Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends, and the delicate conservation of a concrete "sprite" statue from Frank Lloyd Wright's demolished Midway Gardens in Chicago for Frank Lloyd Wright at 150: Unpacking the Archive.
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He evolved a hyper-topical style of comedy that asks viewers to be as engaged in current events as he is — epitomized by his signature segment, "A Closer Look," which can spend 10 minutes or more unpacking a given subject — and which, let's face it, has grown no fonder of Mr. Trump.
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If you want more than the swag of Away bags but can't bear to cough up much for a Rimowa, you can still roll up to the airport in style and function with these discounted luggage sets: Plevo: Up - World's First Vertical Luggage Capable of standing upright, this luggage is designed for quicker unpacking.
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Situated along a busy highway that separates the United States and Mexico on the outskirts of Tijuana's red-light district, it's a perfect spot, and volunteers quickly begin unpacking the van's makeshift doctor's office onto the sidewalk: Aging card tables are deployed and stacked with boxes of syringes, overdose kits, rubber gloves, and other supplies.
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I hope it doesn't mean people react more contentiously to the film," Brownson said, adding, "I hope that people can see where there is discomfort in a thing, it's worth talking about, it's worth unpacking, and it doesn't have to be at the expense of these other issues that are more relevant and more important.
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"Made in America understands that simply by existing as a black man in America, Simpson was a spokesperson anyway, no matter how he ran from it," VanDerWerff wrote, and that's exactly right: The project, directed by Ezra Edelman, feels remarkably timely, unpacking many of the prejudices and assumptions that are still animating public life today.
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What sets Lythcott-Haims's book apart from others is that she doesn't seem to be contextualizing the experience for white people — she's working through the issues that she's faced all her life, unpacking them in an effort to isolate and extract them, as a surgeon might inspect a cancerous cluster of cells before excision.
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Open marriages, I started to think, are not just for people who were more interested in sex, but also for people who were more interested in people, more willing to tolerate the inevitable unpacking conversations, the gentle making of amends, the late-night breakdowns and emotional work of recommitting to and delighting each other.
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Here are the books mentioned in this week's "What We're Reading": "Lincoln in the Bardo" by George Saunders "All New People" by Anne Lamott "Unpacking My Library" by Walter Benjamin "A Good Life" by Ben Bradlee We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general.
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If politics was based on social media engagement alone then Big Stormz would be unpacking his boxes at Number 10 in a matter of days, given that he's previously leveraged the power of the internet to catapult "Shut Up" into the Christmas charts, making him the first grime freestyle to enter the British top ten.
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"Jacob Rees-Mogg," months before he became an actionable meme as the patrician parliamentarian who reclined in boredom while Brexit was debated in the House of Commons, required unpacking for me, as did discussions of recent Tory debates and the noncontenders — Rory Stewart included — who had been crushed by Boris Johnson, victoriously yanking the sun down on Britain.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It is the rare exhibition that cuts through the earnestness and self-importance of some of conceptual art's supposedly heady offerings; it is even rarer for one to expose, in an illuminating and pleasurable way, the intellectual richness of its subject matter, reveling in its inventiveness while neatly unpacking its more obscure details.
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Picking up from the first promo left off, which featured only the voices of the Tanners clan through the door of their iconic San Francisco row house, the new preview shows the entire family – minus Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's Michelle – inside and busy unpacking boxes, playfully chattering and wrangling the expanded brood (including Mr. Woodchuck!).
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Instead, the video showed a montage of a dozen or so Clinton supporters: a middle-aged white woman tending to her garden; two Hispanic brothers starting a business; a pregnant young black woman and her husband unpacking boxes in a sun-dappled suburban living room; a burly, bullet-headed white man surveying an American-flag-draped warehouse.
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Pretty soon you'll be misting up on public transport, wandering around as 18-year-old photography student Max Caulfield, playing Angus and Julia Stone in your dorm room, dealing with teenage bullies, making friends, casually manipulating time and unpacking one of the most moving mysteries you're likely to find in an episodic graphic narrative adventure game.
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It's too bad the show doesn't devote more time to unpacking the fact that it, too, features a Palestina-esque terrorist character who ends up getting so aggressively booed by the audience that it more than vaguely traumatizes her — but with any luck, GLOW will follow its own self-referential instincts to that end in season two.
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SK: You know I think it's so strange because most of my writing ends up being about terrible things that happen to me and yet I never really get used to unpacking it and doing that work, but yeah I went to the conference on a Saturday, it was the whole day, and then I spent Sunday and Monday being, like furious.
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Many other famous people are constantly unpacking what it means to be famous: Kanye's penchant for contrarianism and direct allusion (think of the "Famous" video), Lady Gaga's balancing act, which combines an embrace of camp and critique (the album titles, costumes, and starring roles) with straight up fan-service, and Sia's extreme privacy are all ways of commenting on their celebrity.
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That meant that when Stanton was not at Yankee Stadium that week studying video, working on his swing in the batting cages and getting acclimated to his new surroundings, he was unpacking his belongings, working the phones to sort out furniture delivery and lighting upgrades, and making sure everything was all set for a visit from his father, uncle and aunt that week.
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Together with Tegan and Sara, the Trevor Project, Julia Kaye (creator of UP and OUT, a webcomic where she's been documenting her gender transition), and Instagram public policy representative Carolyn Merrell, we'll be unpacking how each are using social media to combat stigma surrounding mental health issues, and how we can empower both physical and online communities to deal with them.
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Since then, I'd gotten very little sleep, working around the clock to make sense of what had happened — and unpacking what it could mean for the future of the long war in Afghanistan There was an air of uncertainty surrounding the events, especially since reports of Mullah Mansour's death had surfaced last December and had turned out to be false.
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"You kind of wake up today and wonder if it's a dream," said Mark Peloquin, one of the long-suffering and newly rejoicing Cubs fans who might have some psychological unpacking to do after the Cubs advanced to the World Series for the first time since 210 with a 21980-210 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday night.
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New Criticism is based in close reading, in delving deeply into a text and unpacking every word, without having to worry too much about what was happening when it was written — which means that when you embrace New Criticism, you can get a lot of good, solid analysis done over the course of a single class period or a single student paper.
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As such, it is not really surprising to see him get the reception that thrill rides get in 2017: fuming takes and counter-takes unpacking secret shortcomings and failures, various bad-faith gripes and grouses, the sort of noxious and aggrieved fanboy partisanship inherent to the type of people that keep and tend long Best Ever lists and private pantheons.
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Also, let your hotel's concierge make your restaurant reservations and book your excursions, and take advantage of any free services your hotel may offer such as unpacking and packing; some properties will even have a selection of your favorite books waiting for you in your room upon arrival, if you relay a list to your hotel's concierge before your trip.
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Until that moment, I had felt mildly ashamed that I had chosen to participate without properly evaluating and unpacking the foundations of the event, and as the discourse continued to unravel, I wasn't sure I wanted to be part of something that didn't clearly stand for anything except getting a bunch of women to show up in the same place.
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St. Regis has its own weeklong training program for butlers where they're taught how to assist guests with a variety of tasks including unpacking and packing their luggage, getting their clothes ironed (the butlers don't actually do the ironing themselves, but they facilitate the service) and serving them nonalcoholic beverages; they're also taught how to read guests' cues and anticipate their needs.
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As industry members said they are still unpacking the details in the notice, some of them noted that the IRS still has not yet issued any clarification on how to report the changes made in the PATH Act, which will take into effect in less than two months, Dennis P. Harwick, president of the Captive Insurance Companies Association, pointed out.
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It would seem, then, to be the right time for LBJ, a biographical movie that follows Johnson from his days as Senate majority leader to his unlikely and tragic route to the US presidency, unpacking a legacy defined by both his aggressive domestic agenda, including passing the historic Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts, and his escalation of America's involvement in the Vietnam War.
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This chart from a 2013 paper by Shaohua Chen, the lead development statistician at the World Bank, and Martin Ravallion requires some unpacking but illustrates the point well: (Thanks to Ryan Briggs for the pointer.) The x-axis represents different hypothetical poverty thresholds: $1.90 per day, $7.40 per day, all the way up to $193 per day, or roughly the US line for a family of four.
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Visionary scientific minds, including the theoretical physicists Stephen Hawking and Kip Thorne, have devoted entire books to unpacking the hallucinatory scenarios thought to be induced by black holes' gravitational forces—imagine the bottom of your body violently wrenched away from the top, physically stretching you like a Looney Tunes character, a scenario that Thorne's Black Holes and Time Warps paints in stomach-churning detail.
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And should I ever have to leave my home, Ms. Giddan and Ms. Cole point out that there is a new and growing cadre of professional organizers and moving managers to "help people sort through accumulated belongings, distribute and disperse what won't be needed in the new setting, and assist with all stages of packing, moving and then unpacking, and staging the new home."
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Larded with visions of hills, the waves the heat makes, the subtle mirages we feel even when we don't look at their faces, which are the faces of grief and elation and so on unpacking luggage beyond some trip in a story, probably a night sea journey or something, in other words heat of the first or second order, something Yeats might worship, and Mill might turn away.
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Not throwing away her shot "Vida," which premieres Sunday, centers on two sisters (Melissa Barrera and Mishel Prada) who upon returning home to the east Los Angeles neighborhood where they grew up after the death of their mother discover they have quite a bit of unpacking to do themselves -- as daughters who discover their dead mom was secretly married to a woman and as people who have a complicated relationship with their culture and neighborhood.
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Over the course of a two-hour hearing on Wednesday, US District Judge Carl Nichols explored a series of hypothetical scenarios aimed at unpacking the connection, or lack of one, between New York and DC in the case — everything from whether it mattered if the head of New York's taxation department sent Trump's tax returns by mail or email, and never stepped foot in Washington, to whether Trump is still technically a New York resident, and, if so, whether that's relevant (presidents often keep their local residency while living in the White House).
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Here's how this breaks down by spend:$150,000-$399,143: A $450 credit toward Amazon Home services like unpacking, cleaning, and furniture assembly, plus: an Echo Dot, an Echo Show, and a Ring Doorbell$400,000-$699,000: A $1,000 credit toward Amazon Home services, plus: aforementioned products as well as a Sonos Beam and an eero WiFi$700,000 and up: A $1,500 credit toward Amazon Home services plus: 14 Amazon products and 12 Kasa LightbulbsIs it worth spending any amount of money to get a couple thousand bucks' worth of free Amazon products to suck up information about you in your most personal spaces?
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Skills and responsibilities: Available 24/7 by cell phone and email Available for extensive and last minute travel with our President Organizing, stocking and managing our president's closet and personal-care supplies Handling medical logistical responsibilities Tracking and reminding executive of family obligations Packing, unpacking, and acting as a valet for President when he is traveling Managing and arranging all personal appointments Being pro-active and anticipating President's needs and expectations Demonstrate composure, tact, and flexibility, regardless of competing priorities Ability to maintain the highest standard of confidentiality A strong work ethic: "No task is too big or small" Will join a team that includes an Executive Assistant, Travel Assistant, Estate Manager and Chief of Staff.
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