This includes knowing more about the hundreds of people who make them, from the unsung engineers at tech companies to the extremely unsung miners who dig the raw materials out of the ground.
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"Librarians are the unsung heroes of our culture," she said.
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The messy bun is the unsung hero of all hairstyles.
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Alas, this is not a story about those unsung heroes.
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One of the unsung gems of Mad Decent's deep catalogue.
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It really is the unsung hero of any makeup look.
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The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter remains an unsung hero of science.
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The socket is the unsung hero of the prosthetic system.
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Erasing bad guys from history won't honor Poland's unsung heroes.
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Unsung Californians reached out with acts of kindness and generosity.
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Community colleges and the students they serve are unsung heroes.
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I think that Puerto Rico was an incredible, unsung success.
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But Flaw Detection is an interesting and unsung addition here.
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"Coöperators are the unsung heroes of this business," Ahmad said.
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One unsung master of this deadly move is Yoddecha Sityodtong.
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Also, a look at the unsung human superpower of language.
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Working families are the unsung heroes of the American economy.
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This Year's Show: Pennyworth The Party/Activation: Perhaps it's fitting that one of the more unsung streaming services landed one of the most unsung characters in the DC universe: Bruce Wayne's butler, Alfred Pennyworth.
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"They are the unsung heroes of this earnings season," he said.
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He also sees the region's technology companies as unsung global leaders.
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Screen recording is one of iOS 22's unsung killer features.
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Lipliner is the unsung hero behind many a great lipstick moment.
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Reconstructing PIE is one of the unsung achievements of modern science.
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Jason Statham is thankful for the "unsung heroes" of action films.
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Oversized turtleneck sweaters are the unsung hero of fall and winter.
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Meet the unsung heroes of the highest mountain in the world.
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Sure, the spotlight is on her, but he's the unsung hero.
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I'll never forget repeating the "unsung heroes" line to my class.
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These statistics are significant, representing the lived experience of unsung heroes.
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Nurses are the unsung heroes, they're at people's most frightening moments.
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BEIJING — Migrant workers are the unsung heroes of China's economic miracle.
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Egg rolls are the unsung heroes of the Chinese takeout box.
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For an unsung prospect, check out Stephen F. Austin's Thomas Walkup.
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The role of music at the World Cup often goes unsung.
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What is the greatest unsung brand right now, would you say?
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" He also called him an "unsung hero of this entire story.
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Its citizens need more than "unsung heroes" in the White House.
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Interpreters — the unsung heroes of Ellis Island — translated scores of languages.
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These are the unsung heroes of NYFW who deserve our attention.
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Turners are the metronomes, and the unsung heroes, of the sport.
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But here's the unsung part of the month: the little books.
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Kelly might be the unsung hero of season 1 of The Society.
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People from the countryside are the unsung heroes of China's economic rise.
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Millions of Americans aided the war effort in unconventional or unsung ways.
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"You could have been the unsung hero saving peoples' lives," she said.
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"I think that Puerto Rico was an incredible, unsung success," Trump said.
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For so many, self-care has been the unsung savior of 2741.
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"The bar staff, the cleaners, they were the unsung heroes," says Dan.
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Chinese customers have been the unsung heroes of an otherwise ailing economy.
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"I think buses and public transit are the unsung heroes," Isaac said.
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But the independent publisher Blue Crow Media celebrates unsung and anachronistic monuments.
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But it was the unsung, fired-up Falcons who put them there.
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The humble blowdryer is the unsung hero of your fall hair routine.
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The 21-year-old singer made a pitch for the unsung musicians.
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" Its guardians were the "unsung heroes … thwarting Mr. Trump's more misguided impulses.
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How about, "I think that Puerto Rico was an incredible, unsung success"?
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He also felt that there were unsung heroes who shouldn't be forgotten.
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"Calling Thunder: The Unsung History of Manhattan" is available to explore online.
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This neglectful attitude is extraordinary, for they are one of India's unsung wonders.
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Tilly, playing as Roadhog, was one of the unsung heroes of the match.
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I think she's such a talent, and a bit of an unsung hero.
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Actually, I believe Olivia to be the unsung hero of the ASMR community.
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Trump touted the federal government's response as "an incredible, unsung success" this week.
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Marni Nixon, the American cinema's most unsung singer, died on Sunday in Manhattan.
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Sable's, however, is somewhat unsung, considered a newcomer at only 25 years old.
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The largely unsung scientist, a Utah native, died in 1971 at age 64.
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Instead, you can pick up the unsung hero of oily skin: a primer.
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Most are academics and unsung practitioners with years of experience studying infectious diseases.
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"Songwriters are the unsung heroes of the music world," Halsey said, without irony.
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The African-American past is filled with unsung heroes, many of them female.
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Meet Carol Spencer, doll dresser extraordinaire and unsung doyenne of American fashion history.
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"I think that Puerto Rico was an incredible, unsung success," Mr. Trump said.
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They tend to disparage regulators, while I view these officials as unsung heroes.
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One strange thing about the unsung sense is that it has no songs.
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New York City pizza delivery guys are the unsung heroes in your life.
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THE UNSUNG hero of election night may have been a two-word website: polls.pizza.
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"They are the unsung heroes of this earnings season," the "Mad Money " host said.
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It's that kind of quiet, unsung bipartisan work that she says she will miss.
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It also reaffirms that our nation, beginning with Iowa, is full of unsung surprises.
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Witty, creative and enigmatic, they are the unsung heroes of the social media world.
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Early on in the season Refinery29 declared Beth the "unsung hero" of the series.
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When it comes to fried finger food, egg rolls might be our unsung heroes.
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Over the past several years, 'fintech' has quietly become the unsung darling of venture.
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Trump has a furtive decency and unsung sensitive side, or so his boosters claim.
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A largely unsung conservation triumph in the Northeast is the regrowth of its forests.
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And we review a new book that celebrates the unsung women in sports history.
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Wire staff very often unsung and very often the heroes of this trade. pic.twitter.
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In 2011, he won the Joseph M. Giannelli Unsung Hero Award for his efforts.
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Virtually unknown outside the hockey world, Patskou is an unsung hero in the sport.
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I love that they exist, an unsung, charmingly ordinary hero of the city's mornings.
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Playing alongside ball-dominant superstar Russell Westbrook, Oladipo had the role of unsung sidekick.
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His background — unsung prospect, semi-overlooked — is representative of the roster as a whole.
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The greatest unsung part of this election will be the gubernatorial gains we get.
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It consisted of streetscapes of the city by the unsung Lebanese photographer, Ahmed Helou.
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One of the unsung additions this time is about the ability to auto-track exercise.
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They're taking nominations over email for "an unsung hero in the Denver area," he wrote.
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So here it is: An unauthorized history of Shawn "Jay Z" Carter, Instagram's unsung hero.
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Behind all the prominent men who spearheaded the programs was a group of unsung women.
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He's an unsung hero because he's not getting a lot of credit for his game.
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Cabbage really is the unsung hero of winter vegetables, because it can do so much.
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There have been some unsung heroes, but also plenty of big names in the spotlight.
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There is plenty of great academic writing about The Sopranos, and much brilliant, unsung criticism.
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Household pets are the unsung heroes of working from home amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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All those empty synagogues wait; all those unopened books and unsung words retain their meaning.
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Anesthesiologists (anesthetists in the British idiom) are the unsung heroes and heroines of modern medicine.
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We did talk about the fact that he had taken unsung to a ludicrous level.
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Mr. Powers called framing an unsung profession, one blurring the lines between art and craft.
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"These men are unsung heroes, but for whatever reason, they died alone," Mr. Jepson said.
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But the service and sacrifice of these unsung heroes are too often overlooked or forgotten.
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The contributions of these unsung heroes are invaluable, but we have started to quantify them.
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UNSUNG HERO came next, as it was by far my preferred choice for 19-Across.
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One of the unsung heroes of this electronic kitchen revolution is the humble food processor.
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However, Germany's Tatjana Maria was among several unsung mothers who were also in the Wimbledon draw.
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Yet for some decades a remarkable and mostly unsung assault on NTDs has been gathering pace.
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While writing the Forgotten Women book series, I wanted to pay tribute to these unsung heroes.
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The SAGs were ahead of the game in 2017, with "unsung heroes" dominating the winner's list.
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He is also the author of the book Invisibles: Celebrating the Unsung Heroes of the Workplace.
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Sure, luminizers are great, but in 2019, bronzers have become the unsung heroes of glowing skin.
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"I've always regarded him as one of the unsung heroes of his generation," Mr. Gray said.
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Wednesday night they were onstage singing another hit, "Butta Love," at the 'Unsung' screening ... partially shirtless.
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He wanted these "unsung heroes," as he refers to them, to reemerge and retell their stories.
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Yet, the often-unsung success of the ACA is what it has done for small business.
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The Unsung Founders Memorial, created by the artist Do-Ho Suh, was dedicated in November 2005.
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LOS ANGELES — Upset winners and unsung heroes are part of the charm of the World Series.
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If ever there was an unsung heroine of feminist literature, it is the amazing Jean Rhys.
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In a stock market with possible winners everywhere, Jim Cramer likes to highlight its unsung heroes.
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Touch is the unsung sense—the one that we depend on most and talk about least.
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Steele stumbled across an unsung benefit of the United Explorer card: additional saver-level award availability.
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The children of our favorite characters in the show were like the unsung heroes of Friends.
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WITOLD PILECKI is one of the great—perhaps the greatest—unsung heroes of the second world war.
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"If there was an unsung hero on the roadshow, it was the [Morgan Stanley] analyst," she said.
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"He was the ultimate unsung hero," said CNN Executive Vice President Tony Maddox, who oversees CNN International.
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Forget Sex and the City or Girls: This unsung classic brilliantly understands the dynamics of female friendships.
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As an aside: I think S Mode is one of the unsung tragedies in tech right now.
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One of the unsung stories of Katrina was how recreational boaters became true rescue-and-relief heroes.
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So there was something kind of undiscovered and unsung and even kind of recessive about the group.
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Frequent collaborator—and Canada's truly unsung hero of pop—Carly Rae Jepsen also appears on the record.
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For Fils-Aime, one of the unsung heroes of the Switch's recent reveals is the rumble feature.
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Aggressively raising the bar for our nation's public schools and students is President Obama's greatest unsung accomplishment.
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For countless veterans, family caregivers are the unsung heroes that help them recover and become productive citizens.
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Shun Classic Hollow-Ground Santoku Knife, $89.95-$149.95The Santoku knife is the unsung hero of the kitchen.
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Tankut, the unsung hero of the night explained, would hold onto the doors for half a decade.
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The most unsung among these artists might be Toy Light, the moniker of artist-producer Walker Ashby.
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Unsung for seven decades, the real Rosie the Riveter was a California waitress named Naomi Parker Fraley.
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And a book about an unsung theory of Darwin's seeks to explain beauty as an evolutionary function.
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Yet how many other popular composers have had more hits with instrumental, unsung versions of their work?
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They are the unsung heroes of the LGBTQ rights movement, people like Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson.
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Instead of a long lineup of largely inaccessible Michelin Star spots, Yelp hit up America's unsung-eats-heroes.
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Dickon Tarly is one of the unsung baes of Game of Thrones, we can all agree on that.
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"He is the unsung hero of the Obama effort," Steve Elmendorf, a Democratic consultant, said at the time.
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Yet the first two incumbents, Britain's Catherine Ashton and Italy's Federica Mogherini, have chalked up many unsung successes.
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American documentary series Unsung premiered an episode profiling Frankie Knuckles and the birth of house music, last week.
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The unsung Abstract Expressionist wanted his paintings to show none of the effort he put into making them.
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One of the unsung casualties of long, sad death of the Note 7 was poor, poor Blue Coral.
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The rivalry produced countless unsung heroes over the years and Thursday it was Bearcats freshman Jarron Cumberland's turn.
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Educators have been unsung and invisible heroes standing with and supporting immigrant families in the wake of raids.
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Many unsung heroics took place during last month's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) trade ministers' summit in Hanoi.
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And the financial troubles weren't limited to unsung players or those who only played for a short time.
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Among them was "Young, Gifted and Black," an anthem to the unsung potential of black girls and boys.
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"Behind every drug there are heroes," Dr. Brown said, and Mr. Alberts was "an unsung hero" of lovastatin.
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" The President praised the job FEMA and law enforcement did in Puerto Rico as "an incredible, unsung success.
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The unsung tedium of tightening controls is less exciting than bold innovations, but equally crucial for managing water.
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Nutley "is one of the more unsung towns," said Roberta Baldwin, an agent with Keller Williams in Montclair.
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They were heroes and villains, just like the rest of the cast, and often unsung in their accomplishments.
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One unsung hero of the omelet world (at least in the U.S.) is the Japanese-style omelet, called tamagoyaki.
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And no person is more integral to the success of that moment than stylists, the unsung heroes of Hollywood.
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"This is a market about the Agcos, the unsung, the metal bending companies that just soldiered through," Cramer said.
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Dominican newspaper mistakes Alec Baldwin parody for pic of Trump The unsung hero here: SNL's hair and makeup department.
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He put the crews together and was "sort of one of those unsung behind-the-scenes heroes," Collins said.
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"There are so many unsung heroes who have contributed to all we have done," Engler wrote in his letter.
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As is the case with so many reality-based series, the unsung heroes of Real Housewives are the editors.
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" Dream World"I'm truly thankful and blessed to be named an unsung hero — and grateful to have this opportunity.
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So we're calling it: Gloss treatments are the unsung heroes of the hair-color world — but not for long.
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Mark the Chicken — not a scared human, but an actual chicken — is the unsung hero of Survivor: Kaôh Rōng.
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But there's another group of unsung heroes that really brings the show to life: the hair and makeup department.
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But how about Uzbekistan, Vietnam and Ethiopia, all of which have had their own unsung, dynamic spurts since 2000?
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We've mentioned him a few times, but Chabuddy G is absolutely the unsung hero of People Just Do Nothing.
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He conscripted J-Swift of The Pharcyde to remix "Letitgo," one of the most unsung gems in his catalogue.
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While it's largely out of public view, it was one of the unsung heroes in this year's hurricane disasters.
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These are often unsung, anonymous people whose work is separated from the music they synthesized into a computer format.
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Since our country's founding, the U.S. patent system has been one of the unsung heroes of America's success story.
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"They are truly the unsung heroes of every show," said Allison Galker, a teacher who leads the costume department.
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Her story is sketched out in a new book, "Game Changers: The Unsung Heroines of Sports History" (Simon & Schuster).
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At the end of the day, history is replete with unsung heroes and heroines in the multicultural media space.
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Trump called the federal response to the hurricanes in Puerto Rico an "unsung success" in the Oval Office Tuesday.
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We last saw the Losers' Club in 1989, with all seven of its unsung heroes seated along a riverbank.
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The erratic behavior would be more concerning if it weren't for unsung heroes in and around the White House.
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She was but one of many unsung Foreign Service officials who toiled with distinction on behalf of the country.
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Rather, it is a feel-good drama about unsung black heroines in the NASA space race of the 1960s.
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The short-film nominees are often unsung awards-season highlights, too easily overlooked except for office-pool balloting purposes.
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" Blaine chronicled their unsung contributions to the music industry in a 1990 memoir, "Hal Blaine and the Wrecking Crew.
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With its energetic pairing of words and art, "Let 'er Buck!" comes alive to unearth an unsung American hero.
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Roman did perhaps the best unsung job in the NFL by turning quarterback Tyrod Taylor into a consistent NFL starter.
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With the caucuses weeks away, a road trip reaffirms that our nation, beginning with Iowa, is full of unsung surprises.
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ONE of the greatest unsung triumphs of human progress is that most people are no longer working on the land.
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They are not, however, allowed to deliver the homily at Mass, and some are unsung and invisible in their parishes.
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They have made the once sleepy Jordanian capital an unlikely, unsung city of refuge for people ejected from their homes.
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Denney recently won the Petco Foundation's Unsung Hero award for her work at the animal shelter in Taft, KZTV reported.
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Unfortunately, this was a weekend of unsung heroes, with mid-table bit-part jobsworths producing the performances of their lives.
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That says something about this musical genre, whose history includes noted female vocalists but often unsung and underrepresented female instrumentalists.
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But the real message of the video is about the unsung successes of the Trump administration and Republican-controlled Senate.
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As contemporary artists become increasingly less present in their own work, the people who make their pieces remain unsung heroes.
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Rather, these actors remain unsung by Emmy voters because of a system that has largely overlooked black artists for decades.
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Show Us Your Wall Sheldon and Jill Bonovitz treasure unsung autodidacts and find their works show well alongside mainstream pieces.
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"Unsung Heroes of Rock 'n' Roll" followed in 22002, with chapters on Ella Mae Morse, Skeets McDonald and many more.
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A retrospective charts the trajectory of an unsung feminist artist, whose radical performances and psychically-charged sculptures invoke the Divine.
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Sounds of 17th-century natural life in Manhattan — chirps, caws, groans, croaks, screeches — are now available on the website Unsung.
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Those practical gifts are the real unsung heroes of the holidays (and won't be a total waste of your money).
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The arrest reports do not say how Barnett and McCorkle came to be suspects in the Unsung Founders Memorial vandalism.
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But as crucial as these babies are, they're often unsung and, let's face it, designed to be kept out of sight.
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I wouldn't say she's unsung, but the one that is really kind of I think is super cool is Gwen Shotwell.
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As such, it quickly becomes clear that curator Matthias Wivel is not out to champion del Piombo as an unsung master.
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We're rounding up the unsung sports that need a little more attention purely because they have the "weird factor" in spades.
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But social media recently took a turn when it discovered a new crush on an unsung man: Trudeau's assistant, Tommy Desfossés.
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Orange creamsicles aren't the popsicle rejects, they are the unsung popsicle heroes — more complex than fruit pops, more daring than fudgsicles.
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Both "President's Men" and "Parallax View" were directed by Alan J. Pakula, one of the great unsung directors of the era.
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"The Last Animals" is an ode to the "unsung heroes" who every day risk, and frequently lose, their lives protecting animals.
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Even in a world full of dry shampoos and curl creams, oils are still the unsung heroes of any hair routine.
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Lord Bhattacharyya was the subject of one of the most poorly titled books in recent years, "Kumar Bhattacharyya: The Unsung Guru".
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By challenging people and their conception of the status quo, Bowie became an unsung champion of tolerance, compassion, and open-mindedness.
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Denmark Vessey, despite the endorsement of revered peers like House Shoes and Earl Sweatshirt, remains one of Detroit's most unsung talents.
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Today, barcodes are the unsung heroes that make everything from shipping to boarding an airplane to keeping track of medication possible.
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The prison and the museum embody the unsung production (on the one hand) and expenditure (on the other) of tremendous capital.
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The bezels are the unsung heroes saving your phone's screen from cracking or shattering when you don't drop it face-down.
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We get each team to nominate one "unsung hero"—a veteran player who has never been to an All-Star Game.
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And unsung fellows like Neil Taylor, a defender who did something on Monday he had never done before: Score for Wales.
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The game turned into an unexpected celebration as the Nets — unsung and inexperienced — engineered a 103-94 victory over the Pacers.
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" President Trump has questioned this number and called the response to the storm in Puerto Rico an "an incredible, unsung success.
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In Stuff You Missed in History Class, duo Tracy V. Wilson and Holly Frey often highlight unsung cultural contributions by women.
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They're often the difference between a successful business and a struggling one, making them the unsung heroes of practically every industry.
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Was he a villain, a mad scientist or just an unsung patriot doing what he believed necessary to protect the country?
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Rafael Nadal may be the king of clay court tennis, but these unsung groundskeepers are the true artists of Roland Garros.
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Rock's current establishment is more conscious than any other of music's underrecognized forebears — namely of unsung blues and R&B artists.
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It's this enforced pause, when the mind can wander and reflect, that is one of the unsung benefits of air travel.
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As we look back at the initial public offerings market of 2019, a relatively unsung IPO from Beyond Meat stands out.
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Here's where you can see some of them, or watch the big event: • Shorts are the unsung heroes of the Oscars.
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Zhuang Wubin provides a solid framework for critically exploring the region's varied histories and notable practitioners of an oft-unsung medium.
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The unsung hero on the day, however, is hands-down the Jamaican national coach, who is somehow understanding of the situation.
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The Chiefs' unsung running backs — led by Spencer Ware, who rushed for 03 yards — eked out enough yards to keep drives alive.
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We have seen activists and organizers lead historic campaigns from St. Louis, to Chicago to Jackson, and many unsung cities in between.
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The curatorial community, which plays a vital (and often unsung) role as a bridge between artists and galleries and institutions, has shifted.
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Late in overtime, the crowd was loudly chanting the name of Derrick Williams, one of the unsung reserves on the Knicks' bench.
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One of those people is Lawrence's new fling Tasha (Dominique Perry), who is, in my opinion, one of the show's unsung heroes.
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In addition, the party was filled with Black screenwriters — the unsung heroes behind our favorite drama moments (and hilarious harness peeing situations).
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We're bringing this often unsung phenomenon to light so you can put a name to the kind of eatery you're looking for.
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"Barbara Loden's sole directorial offering is one of the great unsung masterpieces of American cinema," said Little White Lies editor Adam Woodward.
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"Our too often unsung background actors who work the same hours as us and share the same union as us," she said.
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Forbes fuels short-handed Spurs past Mavericks DALLAS — On a night largely devoid of stars, an unsung rookie was able to shine.
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"Our two often unsung background actors who work the same hours as us and share the same union as us," she said.
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Inside China, officials insist that the dam is an "unsung hero" (in the recent words of the Yangzi's chief of flood control).
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Mr. Masterson is Rooster, the unsung older brother who replaced Colt 15 years earlier as the not-quite-golden son at home.
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It's more evident now than ever before that tire production is one of those, often unsung, shining lights of the U.S. economy.
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They are steady and unsung and proud to order their service by the number of administrations of both parties they served in.
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He's taken us on the quest of Watson, Crick and their many unsung compatriots to determine the stuff and structure of DNA.
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In an attempt to add context, a monument to slaves -- called the Unsung Founders Memorial -- was dedicated 100 feet away in 2005.
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His voice here isn't so different from that of stark portraitists of unsung American lives like Sherwood Anderson and Edgar Lee Masters.
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Such uncertainty about time is ironic for a man whom some regard as an unsung master American watchmaker of the 270th century.
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The unsung geniuses who did this managed to retain the sense of the films within these matryoshka doll reels: 50', 200', 400'.
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An unsung hero of the Black Arts Movement and inspiration for Audre Lorde, her words are a salve for times like these.
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In a Tumblr post, New York City-based artist Jayson Musson argues that Panthro from ThunderCats is an unsung African American hero.
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Black women too often are the unsung heroes of the civil rights movement; they've always led the charge for justice and equality.
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But amid Healy's whip-smart banter and well-hewed cameos (including appearances by several unsung female inventors), a thorny question takes hold.
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"Ed was an unsung hero," said another collaborator, Stephen F. Cohen, emeritus professor of Russian studies at New York University and Princeton.
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" Trump this week called the response to Hurricane Maria "an incredible, unsung success" and said his administration did an "underappreciated great job.
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They are in many ways the planet's unglamorous, unsung heroes -- yet by one estimate wetlands are disappearing three times faster than forests.
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And our obituary of Florence Finch, an unsung hero of World War II, is one of our best-read stories this week.
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They deeply consider the crucial role of binders, those unsung starchy players like rice, bread and potatoes that hold each loaf together.
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Last year, APC's unsung work in combining the internet with activism worldwide helped the group win an Electronic Frontier Foundation Pioneer Award.
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The Unsung Founders Memorial, situated on the same plaza as Silent Sam, became a rallying point for those who opposed the statue.
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In front of the camera and behind the scenes, Letters to Cleo were the unsung heroes of 90s/183s cult teen films.
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The actress is the subject of TV One's Unsung Hollywood episode this week and will address everything from dating rumors to media controversies.
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" Sigalow added that one of the "big unsung advantages" of being in LA and NYC is "true access to virtually direct flights everywhere.
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Ahead of Sunday's Grammy Awards, Showtime is shining a spotlight on some unsung heroes by releasing the new trailer for Cameron Crowe's Roadies.
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I think they're the unsung heroes of the entertainment industry — people don't understand how much hard work, disciple, and passion go into it.
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And for me, it was this wonderful opportunity to tell the story and share the story of the unsung heroes in this business.
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David Petraeus speaks at the American Enterprise Institute's "Lost in translation: The unsung war heroes of Iraq and Afghanistan" at 2:30 p.m.
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Crawford is one of the Cowboys' most unsung players ... as a team captain in 2018, he started 15 games and recorded 5.5 sacks.
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Beneath the anger and horror at every jihadist attack in Europe is, like a shameful, postcolonial secret, an unsung note of self-reproach.
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One of the unsung heroes of the civil-rights legislation of the nineteen-sixties is a Republican congressman from Ohio named Bill McCulloch.
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In this piece, David Dunlap, a Metro reporter, connects the dots between eBay and an unsung Times defender of freedom of the press.
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She also called first officer Ellisor an "unsung hero" for keeping the flight attendants well informed while balancing his duties as co-pilot.
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But this is a great start to protect songwriters, producers, engineers — the unsung heroes behind many of these songs that go out there.
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These creators all share one common milestone: a $50,000 unrestricted grant from United States Artists, an unsung hero in private sector arts funding.
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We are, of course, recalling the outfits of one Anna Stern — the unsung star of The O.C. for any true Orange County fangirl.
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Colorists and letterers are often unsung heroes on the creative side of comics, but reading digitally has made me appreciate them even more.
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Published online, Ruth Patir's interviews with bus drivers give the often unsung transit heroes a voice as she probes them about their dreams.
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Lance Spivey, chairman of the group, said Monday he was looking into the university's allegations about the vandalism of the Unsung Founders Memorial.
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In "The Perfectionists," Simon Winchester celebrates the unsung breed of engineers who through the ages have designed ever more creative and intricate machines.
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In 1944, W.C. Handy, sometimes called the father of the blues, edited a songbook, "Unsung Americans Sung," that included a song about her.
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"Glypticians really are the unsung heroes of jewelry," said Claudia Florian, a consulting director at the Natural History department at Bonhams auction house.
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On the plus side, another film that combines music and nostalgia, "Yesterday," has been one of the, well, unsung heroes of the summer.
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And almost every one of the Best Picture nominees probes the fascinating, unsung trials and tribulations of … being a white man in society.
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He was a regular at the Ponderosa Stomp, a New Orleans music festival dedicated to rediscovering unsung artists and songs of the past.
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Given all these obstacles, the burgeoning EV market owes a debt of gratitude to the unsung heroes of the electrification movement: Collective buying groups.
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Instead I want to shout out the show's unsung hero, the only character to make any damn sense in its crazy world: Claire Temple.
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Millicent Fawcett, an unsung hero who led campaigning for women's right to vote, now stands among 11 statues of men in the historic center.
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In the now infamous op-ed, the official bashed the president's "amorality" and praised the work of "unsung heroes" who push back against him.
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The unsung comedic relief of the entire exchange is the silver-haired man who steps in to grab Foxx's mic as he walks away.
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The characters are fun: Anthony Rapp's dry Lt. Stamets, Doug Jones' sombre Saru, and Mary Wiseman's always enthusiastic Tilly remain the show's unsung MVPs.
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NOTES: LW Paul Byron, recipient of the Canadiens' Jacques Beauchamp-Molson Trophy as the team's "unsung hero," suited up for his 200th NHL game.
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"An unsung hero of the Black Arts Movement and inspiration for Audre Lorde, her words are a salve for times like these," writes Potts.
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The disappointing reality of Vane's final form, however, allowed me to truly appreciate the too-often unsung heroes of clean and effective game design.
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Follow the plan, and you'll see when the mass arrests happen and Trump is the unsung hero that is going to save the world.
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Some of those featured are members of the domestic helper's choir, The Unsung Heroes, who have performed at Hong Kong's annual music festival, Clockenflap.
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This photographic collage by artist Abelardo Morell was donated in honor of the Morgan security guards, recognizing their sometimes unsung role at the museum.
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Brundle recalled how that had felt in 1992 when he went from unsung Brabham to Benetton, a team expected to be on the podium.
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While their work is frequently excellent and regularly wins Pulitzer Prizes and other major awards, for the most part those photographers are unsung heroes.
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Evaporation pans are the unsung Band-Aids of the transit system: plain metal trays in which water collects, and, ideally, evaporates before it overflows.
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The Unsung Founders Memorial has been cleaned by the university, which has placed barricades around the memorial to "deter future incidents," the police said.
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To recognize some of those unsung heroes, Business Insider worked with Okta (with some help from Twilio) to create the Up And Comer Awards.
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" He added: "Telling an alternate history of Hollywood through a lens of one of its great unsung characters is a worthwhile thing to do.
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Long relegated to the stockpot and the crudité tray, this versatile vegetable is Thanksgiving's unsung hero — and deserves a special spot on your menu.
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Neither Democrats nor Republicans who sit on the committee — their work often unsung with constituents back home because of secrecy — want to see that.
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True Tone is one of the best unsung features of the iPhone, and I wish Android makers would copy it sooner rather than later.
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Chicken Delicious, a voluminous bald man, started at Mimi's in 21988, and he may be one of New York's most eccentric and unsung acts.
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Muji's skincare line is the brand's unsung hero, but I would write an entire musical about this product if I had the creative energy.
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This time, all the artists have an internet footprint except Farid Sarroukh, who seems to be as unsung as the Lebanese photographer Ahmed Helou.
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To celebrate Black History Month, VICE Impact is focusing on the accomplishments of unsung heroes who were key figures in the fight for racial equality.
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"We believe that harmonised drug regulation has the potential to be the unsung hero in driving improved health along with global economic and social development."
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Instead of reaching for your favorite jeans this go-around, stop and reconsider the vast styling potential of fall's unsung style hero: trousers (remember those?).
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All of the proceeds from this song are going to Houston for the unsung heroes that do the right thing when no one is watching.
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This time out, the company leans heavily on the notion that handwriting is one of the great unsung casualties of the rise of the tablet.
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As we say our goodbyes to Girls' cringe-worthy, anxiety-inducing moments, we're paying homage to the true unsung hero of the show: its wardrobe.
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He was the unsung hero behind the push for deregulation, resulting in cost savings of $9.8 billion in 2018 alone, according to the White House.
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It's not the sexiest of this spring's crop, but for a certain kind of reader Mangini's enthusiasm for the obscure and unsung can be addictive.
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Muji's skin care line is the brand's unsung hero, but I would write an entire musical about this product if I had the creative energy.
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The 25 people in these pages are the unsung creative, technical, and social visionaries working to bring the incredible world of tomorrow to you today.
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For most of its nine-season run, I've argued — sometimes at length — that ABC's The Middle was one of TV's most underrated, most unsung treats.
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Since we've been talking about Sqad Up, my pal Bauce Sauce is back to discuss our good friend Gudda Gudda, Lil Wayne's most unsung companion.
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In fact, flights to the state of Alaska (which is an absolutely incredible summer destination) are one of the unsung sweet spots on Alaska's chart.
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Hooper and his comrades are the unsung artists of the film industry, which regards them as expendable workers, to be exploited, endangered and cast aside.
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Her viewpoint illustrates a brutal era as seen by a very specific type of African-American woman — an unsung backbone of the civil rights movement.
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Unsung treasures like LaGuardia Community College, Queensbridge Houses and the public schools and cultural institutions of Queens shouldn't be thrown the crumbs of this project.
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Long Branch, N.J. Sun-bleached sand and rhythmic waves can have a meditative effect at Long Branch, Asbury Park's unsung neighbor on the Jersey Shore.
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The last section centered on a hugely odd young man who considered himself the lone survivor of an unsung subculture of information sharing at MIT.
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Mr. Mercer's current show, "Mercer Report," visits an out-of-the-way hamlet or unsung hero each episode, holding them up as prides of Canada.
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Unfortunately, that means unsung masterpieces inevitably fall to the wayside while the masses obsess over the Game of Thrones and Breaking Bads of the world.
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But when it comes to those who helped shape him into the billionaire businessman he is today, Gates credits an often unsung group: his teachers.
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But unlike the defunct MTV show "Cribs," Mark pioneered profiles of "the unsung heroes of fashion," the talents you don't see on the red carpet.
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He is known as a guitarist more than as a singer, but his vocal style as a young man was one of rock's unsung mysteries.
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She taught me about music, dance, and life, but perhaps, more importantly, she introduced me to the unsung hero of the sock world: half socks.
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The issue of the unsung hero or heroine is a big problem, especially in Big Science, which the Event Horizon Telescope is surely part of.
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But with typical Canadian modesty, Vickers used his recognition to highlight the work of unsung military and enforcement heroes and stress the importance of forgiveness.
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What it resembles more than anything is a deluxe extended episode of a television music-biography series like "Unsung" (or "Behind the Music" minus the scandals).
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Fitz is also unarguably the UK's most unsung selector—a DJ with that rare ability to make almost anything sound like a proper Jane Fitz record.
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Even the unsung heroes — our mothers, aunts, daughters, teachers, and caretakers, for example — have extraordinary stories of resilience and pride that more people need to hear.
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The unsung heroes of every company, PMs are in charge of steering the ship and making sure that every facet of the business is running smoothly.
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Carson said campaign workers, who work "long hours in the cold, under-appreciated," are "the unsung heroes of the political process," he said in a statement.
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Unsung heroes of a struggle that has not a lot to do with them, but has a lot to do with how they live each day.
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Others argued it perpetuated the idea that Africa needed white people to save them from poverty or disease, and promoted Western celebrities over local unsung heroes.
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One example was unsung Cramer-fave Box, a cloud content management play that reported a stellar quarter and saw its stock run up nearly 10 percent.
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" WHAT SPARKED THIS TWEET: During the president's remarks yesterday about preparing for Hurricane Florence, President Trump called the response to Hurricane Maria "an incredible, unsung success.
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Look to the hardworking mothers across the nation, our society's unsung heroes, who work in and outside the home to balance family life and community engagement.
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But most said the simple validation of their work, and of the often unsung collaborators who make it possible, meant as much as any financial windfall.
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Yet Mr. Bunnell's role in shaping the industry was relatively unsung, said John C. Dvorak, a computer columnist who worked for Mr. Bunnell at PC World.
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A host of creative, kind, brave, funny people go unsung in No Spectators, which is centered on a narrow, affluent segment of the Burning Man population.
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The official, whose identity is known to Times opinion editors, bashed the president's "amorality" and praised the work of "unsung heroes" who push back against him.
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This summer, we shall celebrate the unsung hero of the barbecue, the emancipator of meat sweats, the Ying Yang Twin to our (other) Ying Yang Twin.
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Whether you're an unsung mathematical genius with a penchant for writing complex equations all over everything or a damn vandal, you'll find the WriteyDesk quite useful.
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The latter might've been a drain on the several-pints-deep crowd, but "The Way You Used to Do" was the unsung hero of the party.
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" His list of the unsung included Ms. Nöstlinger's fantasy "Conrad," published in the United States in 1977 as "Konrad" and elsewhere as "The Factory Made Boy.
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But if Ferris's selfish, terrible acts let Cameron and Jeanie, the unsung heroes of the film, lead better lives, that's something to say danke schön for.
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The women who wove these fabrics are the exhibition's unsung heroes, along with the courtesan's attendants, who combined the patterns with a flair for unexpected harmonies.
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Yet despite the very real suffering that has touched most Puerto Rican families, President Trump praises the "unsung success" that was the response to the storm.
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In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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He also helped organize hootenannies on campus and began taking photographs of influential but, at the time, unsung musicians like the folk-blues singer the Rev.
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Military spouses are truly the unsung hero, often willingly or unwillingly putting their own careers on hold to the detriment of their families' financial well-being.
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President Donald Trump, meanwhile, said earlier this month that federal recovery efforts were "an incredible, unsung success," baffling Puerto Rico's governor and others on the island.
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In the New York Times op-ed, the author wrote that "unsung heroes" in and around the White House have held Trump's worst inclinations in check.
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Political pundits will debate the winners and losers of the three-day government shutdown, but a clear frontrunner for the unsung hero award has emerged: Sen.
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These days, they're dedicated to actively preserving the unsung culture by making traditional food and wine accessible to locals and the tourists they're trying to attract.
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The Playa is pullulating with creative, kind, brave, funny people who go unsung in an exhibition centered on a narrow, affluent segment of the Burning Man population.
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Old Honda and Toyota beaters are the unsung heroes of the streets: They run forever, are cheap to maintain, and can hold their own in an accident.
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And they'll owe it all to a handful of unsung heroes who labored for years at a thankless task to ensure the kilogram remains truly constant forever.
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"On behalf of our entire community, I commend these unsung heroes as well as our local police, fire and EMS first responders," the mayor wrote on Facebook.
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But in the days after the big celebrations, while the leftovers lurk in the fridge, the rolls take center stage as the unsung workhorses of the season.
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We've long been bookmarking Sephora for all our makeup needs (and the newest launches are really good), but the beauty megastore's hair aisle is its unsung hero.
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You might not think about it when you step into your office, but there's an entire team of unsung heroes making sure a business can even run.
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Wade Eastwood -- one of Hollywood's unsung heroes in charge of stunts -- thinks it's time Oscar started acknowledging his field, 'cause there's no movie magic without the action.
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REI Co-op Trailsmith Bandana for $3 ($2 off): Bandanas are the great unsung camping heroes and this is a great price for an enormous cotton one.
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For one, there's a clear goal of rehabilitating the reputations of certain Trump administration officials, deeming them "unsung heroes" working behind the scenes to rein Trump in.
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Even if they do not, they have given hope to the unsung clubs of English football, as their city has done the same for unheralded English towns.
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That would have been so much better spent on highlighting unsung queer heroes or even some kind of satire about how dangerous Russia is for LGBTQ folks.
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The president said his administration's response to the hurricane was an "unsung success" and claimed without evidence that Democrats inflated the number to make him look bad.
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Based on real events, the movie tells the story of unsung hero Franz Jagerstatter, who risks prison by refusing to be drafted to fight for Adolf Hitler.
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Nor was there the unsung center Ryan Kelly, now of the Colts, as Barnett must surely have realized when he was viciously sacked in the first quarter.
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Lance Spivey, the chairman of the group, told the Times that he will be looking into the school's allegations regarding the vandalism of the Unsung Founders Memorial.
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Kalita might be the unsung hero of pour-over coffee making, and it's much easier to make a great cup of flavorful, well-extracted coffee with it.Pros:
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None of these results would be possible if it wasn't for the strong relationships and the people inside the agencies — unsung heroes who also deserve massive credit.
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He and Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett) are among the unsung "Star Wars" actors who talk in Jon Spira's documentary about how the experience has affected their lives.
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With the waking nightmare that is holiday travel now behind us, we thought we'd check in with the unsung heroes of the season, the humble flight attendant.
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This unsung status makes cups relatively mysterious items; indeed, one gynecology professor I contacted for this story copped to not knowing enough about them to offer insight.
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Britain's redoubtable but unsung foreign secretary "stood against the sky" when Greece, Turkey and Berlin were in play in a treacherous game of bluff and double bluff.
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In this new series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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For the past two years, he has served here as the taxidermist for the festival of San Fermín, in a role as vital as it is unsung.
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Its founder, Sheryl Garrett, is one of the great unsung heroes of American financial services, because she helped persuade many financial planners to charge by the hour.
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Alice Guy-Blaché is recognized as the first woman filmmaker, going back to an 22002 silent short, but her career remains unsung in the history of cinema.
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While Loden initially went unnoticed, today she is seen as an unsung auteur whose promise was tragically cut short by her death from breast cancer in 1980.
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They're among the unsung characters you'll meet in "New York at Its Core: 400 Years of New York City History" (Museum of the City of New York).
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With or without the support of words, Dorothea Lange (1895-21941), created some of the greatest images of the unsung struggles and overlooked realities of American life.
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But in the decades since, the sound he used back then — straight-toned and forthright, yet thoughtful and measured besides — has remained one of jazz's unsung constants.
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The new documentary "Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story," opening on Friday, posits Harold and Lillian Michelson as a kind of unsung power couple in Hollywood.
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Its exhibitions "Beyond Suffrage: A Century of New York Women in Politics" and "Rebel Women: Defying Victorianism" celebrate trailblazing female leaders, some famous and others largely unsung.
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Songs are said to be unsung, tales untold, words undone: "Unwording — / he thought // the page / swept clean," runs the poem "Untitled (27 vi 2013)" in its entirety.
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Aside from our visible employees like flight attendants, there are many unsung people in our business, such as aircraft cleaners and baggage handlers, who play an important role.
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Jake Buehler is a Seattle area science writer with an adoration for the Tree of Life's weird, wild, and unsung—follow him on Twitter or at his blog..
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London firefighters are undoubtedly the unsung heroes who worked relentlessly to tackle the massive fire at the Grenfell Tower in West London and rescue people from the building.
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Jessie Diggins is partnering with Milk-Bone throughout the 2018 PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games to celebrate the unsung heroes who inspire Team USA athletes, like her dog, Leo.
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"I often draw strength from meeting ordinary people doing extraordinary things: volunteers, carers, community organizers and good neighbors; unsung heroes whose quiet dedication makes them special," she said.
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Ramin Djawadi, the show's composer, has been an unsung hero for years, and he just swung for the fences with the music in the finale across the board.
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Crown; 448 pages; $28 The fortunes of the Thunder, Oklahoma City's basketball team, become a metaphor for the city's own history in a hymn to an unsung metropolis.
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Hiding behind anonymity and smearing the President of the United States does not make you an "unsung hero", it makes you a coward, unworthy of serving this Nation.
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Middleton is one of the league's unsung tough-shot-makers, but he also has a lower True Shooting percentage than last year despite jacking up way more threes.
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Jake Buehler is a Seattle area science writer with an adoration for the Tree of Life's weird, wild, and unsung—follow him on Twitter or at his blog.
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She has done acting turns in "Moonlight" and "Hidden Figures", two of 2017's most celebrated films, both of which explored unsung aspects of the black American experience.
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Though the character's journey to the top has been questionable at best, Larson is quickly making the unsung hero of the Marvel universe the most powerful Avenger, ever.
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" Gale's old teammate, Dick Butkus, says Ardie deserves an INCREDIBLE amount of credit for helping Gale live his best life over the years ... calling her an "unsung hero.
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No sequence Thursday night illustrated Iguodala's unsung heroism more than a second quarter stretch in which he stripped James and Cleveland point guard Kyrie Irving on successive plays.
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In Real Life Beyond war-sanctioned anti-Nazi efforts, there are a number of civilians, both unsung and famous, who have also led their fists to the cause.
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Like a masterful painting in the dark, a great aria unsung and a gorgeously designed building unused, a car like the Miura is wasted if it's not driven.
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One of the unsung heroes of the scene is a woman who turns up to rave after rave armed with water, orange juice, and vomit clean up kits.
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This is all on my mind because I recently picked up Marvel's Spider-Man, which is an instant and currently unsung classic in the genre of fall games.
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Johnson shoots Khrushchev, now in water wings and swimming cap, assails Kennedy's legislative incompetence and offers to introduce the president to his, um, manhood, "Jumbo" (an unsung role).
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Hecking, a relatively unsung player in Hanover and Braunschweig, worked his way up through a coaching apprenticeship that began 16 years ago with the amateur club SC Verl.
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Kevin Guskiewicz, the campus's interim chancellor, said in a statement that the memorial, called the Unsung Founders Memorial, was defaced by two people at approximately 1:30 a.m.
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Kristen Bell's says the animators behind Disney's "Frozen" may be the film's "unsung heroes," but it's not all work and no play as they often troll the actors.
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British animator, artist, and musician David Firth is an unsung hero of grisly, nihilistic art-comedy in a world where David Lynch is all enlightened now or something.
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Television network PBS is commemorating the occasion in a special way, complete with the premiere of a brand new series dedicated to the unsung heroines of American history.
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The memorial, called the Unsung Founders Memorial, was vandalized by two people, including one person with ties to a group called Heirs to the Confederacy, the university said.
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The Memorial Glade at the 103/210 Memorial acknowledges the unsung heroes, largely rescue and recovery workers, whose illnesses and deaths have come years after the towers collapsed.
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In this play by Geraldine Inoa, the inaugural winner of the Rhimes Unsung Voices Playwriting Commission, an unarmed young black man is shot by a white police officer.
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In addition to construction, Dilling had to maintain the work during the 10 weeks it was up — another unsung part of the fabricator's challenging and often uncredited effort.
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Whether they are drawn from legendary ancient historians or unsung modern eyewitnesses, moments like this one are what put Kneale one step ahead of most other Roman chroniclers.
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But while American food writing celebrates the tater tot, ranch dressing and Hot Pockets, Australia lets many edible components of its collective childhood slip by, unsung and unexamined.
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Rapid technological change in the lowly light bulb has been one of the largely unsung success stories in the fight to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Front Burner In making Champagne, the dominant grapes are chardonnay and pinot noir, but the unsung hero is pinot meunier, often contributing fruit and freshness to the wine.
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On Pro Basketball The Nets feasted on open jumpers and transition layups, turning one of the N.B.A.'s most unsung defensive units into a flimsy strip of cellophane.
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" Trump's two-tweet volley came two days after the president drew heavy criticism for claiming that his administration's response to the 2017 hurricanes was "an incredible unsung success.
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CreditCreditCharissa Fay In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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"Chuck Peddle is one of the great unsung heroes of the personal computer age," said Doug Fairbairn, a director at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Calif.
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The unsung photographer who chronicled 1970s lesbian life For decades, Donna Gottschalk focused her lens on pockets of the lesbian community that were often ignored by the masses.
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In mostly unsung ways, they expanded the public good, driven by the promise of a free-labor democracy purged of the oligarchic slavery that died with the Confederacy.
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He was I.M. Pei's unsung partner for nearly four decades but was responsible for a celebrated body of work in his own right, including New England's tallest building.
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CreditCreditNina Westervelt In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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If you're looking for lesser-known or unsung heroes, the National Women's History Museum and A Mighty Girl both regularly share inspiring stories about women who've acted with conviction.
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Related: Taste the Cinematic Rainbow with the 'Kubrick in Color' Supercut Here Are the Unsung Props that Make Movies Great Supercut Showcases Wes Anderson's Love of Red and Yellow
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Several famous historical figures, including Rosa Parks, Ada Lovelace, Marie Curie, and Jane Austen, were recognized, but it's the lesser-known, unsung heroines who have dominated the comments section.
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The anonymous official in the op-ed bashed the president's "amorality" and praised the work of "unsung heroes" who push back against him, suggesting a coordinated effort from within.
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Much loved and much missed, like Kaman, "the Diamond" was and is an unsung sportsman, worthy of a Rocky style biopic or a two-fisted read on the beach.
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In scouring the world for our obituary subjects, we often gravitate toward unsung heroes and heroines who have managed, however quietly, to put a wrinkle in the social fabric.
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The initial season was devoted to Romulus Linney, a prolific and daring but largely unsung dramatist whose play "Heathen Valley" Mr. Houghton had appeared in a few years earlier.
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This is one of those treasures of bodega cuisine, the food created by unsung meat slicers and egg scramblers using standard ingredients found in and around the deli case.
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At institutions large and small, 29 exhibitions on unsung artists, including Bill Walker, Yasuhiro Ishimoto and Ralph Arnold, are rolling out this year under the banner Art Design Chicago.
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Some businesses have attempted to balance this inequality by redistributing the tips earned from service staff among the unsung heroes of the restaurant industry, like prep cooks and dishwashers.
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CreditCreditCourtesy of DiPalo's In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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For an unsung forward with a surgically repaired knee who was determined to sustain his dream of reaching the N.B.A., at least he was back on the same continent.
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CreditCreditCourtesy of Fanelli's In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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On a court cluttered with all-Americans, Maye — an unsung reserve who averaged about 14 minutes of playing time during the regular season — stood apart in the closing seconds.
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But early in his career, Woody had been consumed with an attempt to give machines one particular, relatively unsung, but dangerously powerful human capacity: the ability to recognize faces.
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I am on a mission to raise the profile of the unsung heroes of the farm bill, those programs that cost relatively little but punch well above their weight.
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While they stole the show and reminded Americans of the often unsung contributions of Muslims to this nation, the question begs to be asked -- is this what it takes?
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Dunn shows how we have been spared catastrophe by legions of unsung heroes and heroines working across a range of crops, from cassava to cocoa to rubber to wheat.
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Ms. Turk is strong on fashion, and Ms. Marmara is especially good at unearthing what Mr. Hyman calls "visual gold" — weird or unsung design elements, photo shoots or ads.
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As such, there are many unsung heroes of the spliff who grace our pitches every weekend, unidentified in the interest of public relations and keeping negative headlines to a minimum.
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The goal of the animations is to boil it down and make the complex work of environmentalism more tangible and digestible and to highlight the "unsung" people doing the work.
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Indeed, as the fortunes of the neighborhood have risen and fallen and risen again, an eclectic assortment of characters and businesses has taken up residence in these unsung ancillary buildings.
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His volleying was McEnroe-esque at times and his unsung groundstrokes, especially a grass-hugging slice, were rock solid when the 19-year-old Coric dragged him into baseline rallies.
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From sci-fi to avant-garde, discover the unsung legacy of multimedia artist Ed Emshwiller with a full-scale exhibition of his groundbreaking work in film, video, and visual art.
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Although her father founded Cape Cod Chips, she actually cites her mother, Lynn Bernard, as the unwavering and unsung hero of the trendy and successful snack company she runs today.
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American family courts—a series of state courts that specifically deal in family law, from child custody cases to divorce proceedings—are a distinctly unsung part of our judicial system.
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The offensive line is producing at a top-ten level, and the defensive line features Arden Key, perhaps the most unsung great pass rusher in a conference flush with them.
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The unsung hero in the Eric Reid signing is the NEW owner of the Carolina Panthers who's changing team culture in a BIG way ... so says Panthers legend Jon Beason.
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NASA, and its stunning achievements, is much more than just the famous astronauts whose names you know — it was built on the behind-the-scenes work of its unsung heroes.
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"It's cliché to call someone an unsung hero, but that was Joe Browder," Jack E. Davis, a history professor at the University of Florida in Gainesville, said in an email.
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He has at various points called the government reaction to the storm "fantastic," an "unsung success," graded it a "10" and accused Puerto Rican officials, including Cruz, of being ungrateful.
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The anonymous official bashed the president's "amorality" in the op-ed and praised the work of "unsung heroes" who push back against him, describing coordinated efforts among Trump administration staff.
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The president has at various points called the government's response to Maria "fantastic," an "unsung success," graded it a "10" and accused Puerto Rican officials, including Cruz, of being ungrateful.
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While the pundits hash that out, here's a theory to consider: Powerhouse performance from the U.S. oil and natural gas industry is the often unsung hero of American economic growth.
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As they pursue another even-year championship, the Giants are using their same formula: an unsung hitter reaching new heights, and Bumgarner adding more gilded text to his Cooperstown plaque.
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The anonymous Trump official in the op-ed bashed the president's "amorality" and praised the work of "unsung heroes" who push back against him, suggesting a coordinated effort from within.
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Being backstage at these shows, seeing every single person from the photographers to the glam teams to seamstresses, all these unsung heroes that are making it happen behind the scenes.
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She also photographed the people she sees as the "unsung heroes of sanitation in Haiti," the "bayakou" who often strip down and climb into pit latrines to clean them out.
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Today, many critics praise the movie as a masterpiece, and acknowledge Loden as an unsung auteur whose promise was tragically cut short by her death from breast cancer in 19803.
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There will be a bittersweet cast over the event, as the fashion world mourns the loss of Ruth Finley, one of its unsung heroes and the founder of the calendar.
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UPPSALA, Sweden (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Unsung local heroes who helped defeat the Ebola outbreak in West Africa may hold the key to thwarting deadly epidemics in the future, experts say.
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Licensing dollars pay for the development of the next generation of innovations, paying the salaries and other research costs for the unsung heroes of the world's technology boom: the inventors.
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He was one of those unsung heroes who make a church function -- attending dull late-night meetings because somebody has to, bringing meals to shut-ins, arranging the pastor's schedule.
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Instead, "The New Edition Story" — written by Abdul Williams and directed by Chris Robinson — is more in keeping with the excellent "Unsung" docu-series about black musicians on TV One.
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"Hidden Figures," about unsung black heroines in the space race of the 1960s, received attention for Octavia Spencer's acting and a score by Pharrell Williams, Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch.
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Yes, we have millions of others like him in my community — alas, unsung heroes who are sidelined by the media's constant barrage of negative, stereotyped characterizations of African-American men.
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Cokie Roberts was a trailblazer who transformed the role of women in the newsroom & our history books as she told the stories of the unsung women who built our nation.
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Portnoy's subjects are those he calls the "unsung heroes of the Jewish underclass," but the secret stars in "Bad Rabbi" are the largely anonymous Yiddish journalists who chronicled their foibles.
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Sure, I use this bag for the days I have fallen on my ass and injured my knee, but frozen peas are the real unsung hero of the freezer section.
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But the plane and the courageous pilots who fly it to the doorstep of space deserve to be more publicly recognized and rewarded for their unsung roles in preserving America's security.
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But the sentimental favorite may be "Hidden Figures," a true story about the unsung African-American women whose math and engineering smarts helped power the US space program in the 703s.
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I met many federal employees who were truly dedicated to our nation – patriotic men and women who work hard, pay taxes and make a significant contribution that is too often unsung.
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I think resort and pre-fall are sort of the unsung heroes of fashion — they stay on sales floors the longest without going on sale and they deliver in decent timing.
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And I can't think of a better way than to shed some light on this subject and help educate people and remind people of the real, unsung people of the world.
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In fact, the spy world originally regarded her with deep mistrust for helping some undesirable communists reach Britain (part of her unsung, pre-journalistic work with refugees in pre-war Poland).
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Synopsis: A reimagining of the life and times of Blaze Foley, the unsung songwriting legend of the Texas Outlaw Music movement; he gave up paradise for the sake of a song.
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"Much more focus is now rightly being given to female talent that has either been unsung or overshadowed for political and social reasons in the past," Silfverstolpe said in the statement.
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Hynes's act of reclaiming space there, coincidence or not, is symbolic of Freetown Sound's purpose: a self-described clap back against people trying to tear down black, queer, and unsung identities.
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There are portraits of Muhammad Ali and Jean-Michel Basquiat, plus a series of vintage cityscapes meticulously captured over 60 years by Alex Harsley, an unsung doyen of New York photography.
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The 2017 documentary "Mission Control: The Unsung Heroes of Apollo" goes behind the scenes to tell the stories of some of the 400,000 people whose efforts made the moon landing possible.
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His too often unsung collaborations in the 90s with British musician Tom Middleton, under guises like Global Communications, Link & E621, and Jedi Knights, range from ambient to boogie funk to IDM.
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It's a boon for the adult industry from a marketing and monetization perspective, and it's an unsung hero for the wanking masses who treasure it for its discretion, accessibility, and engagement.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Wallace Collection in London, established in 1897, is a relatively unsung collection of 15th- to 19th-century European art and furniture in Hertford House.
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Though frustratingly unsung, the Sound It Out concert series consistently brings some of New York's boldest and brightest improvisers to a welcoming little room in the heart of the West Village.
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I never considered whether they should be documented in a book before, but now I think it's important to tell our stories and celebrate people that were critically influential but unsung.
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So today we're highlighting the work of Delilah L. Beasley, an important — but largely unsung — black historian, a woman who spent years traveling the state to document black life in California.
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Transforming Williams into Verdon to retell the story of the unsung actress' long partnership with director-choreographer Bob Fosse (Sam Rockwell) took a lot more than hand gestures and jazz hands.
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The expedition is no doubt full of unsung canine heroes, but Togo not only led his team across the most miles, they also traveled the most dangerous leg of the journey.
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Once great buildings, still bustling with children, they remain critical to their neighborhoods, barely held together today by bubble gum and underpaid, overworked custodians who are among the city's unsung heroes.
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The Unsung Founders Memorial, a gift from the class of 2002, has as its base sculptures of men and women with arms raised, essentially holding up the rest of the piece.
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Read These Stories Next:Misfits & Unsung Heroes Ruled The SAG Awards & We Could All Take NotesYou Should Totally Be Following These Celebs On Instagram18 Times Kerry Washington Was Just The Most Adorable Human
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Bangs are the unsung heroes of a hair makeover: They're an easy way to dramatically change up your look, without having to try an entirely new cut or an intensive dye job.
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On our 100th episode, we run through the day's biggest headlines before talking with Zing Tsjeng, the author of Forgotten Women: The Scientists, about unsung female inventors, scientists, and technologists throughout history.
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ET. With exclusive access to key elements of the big day, it provides a behind-the-scenes look at the big day and celebrates the unsung heroes who made it all happen.
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The venue, which was called home by some of the central figures of New York's house scene in the 254s and 33s, was an unsung pioneer of clubbing from the very beginning.
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Median pay: $80,160Job growth through 573: 14% As the child of a breast cancer survivor, I have major respect for anyone involved in the treatment of the disease — especially the unsung heroes.
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The unsung hero of the root vegetable family is the parsnip and there's no better time to celebrate winter's bounty than on Christmas morning with a waffle made from potatoes and parsnip.
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Kaplan's interests run wide: the ethnic tangles of Central Asia; the political thought of Samuel Huntington; the unsung heroism of Medal of Honor winners; the prospect of war on the Korean Peninsula.
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At the lectern, she read aloud children's letters to the president, calling attention to Mr. Trump's unsung fans but also running down the clock before journalists had a chance to ask questions.
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From 0003 to 2000, they wrote a column for The New York Times Magazine called The Industry, in which they spent time with produce buyers, cake movers and other unsung restaurant workers.
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"Referees are really the unsung heroes and they put in so much work and they're seemingly invisible, but without them there would be no wrestling, honestly," Smith said in the WWE video.
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Adrian Grenier's on a mission to save planet Earth, and he's in very good company ... but he says let's not forget about the unsung heroes making the world a better place too.
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Yet one of Fisher's most significant accomplishments is one that went largely unsung—and often unpaid—throughout her career: She spoke publicly and frequently about her struggles with substance abuse and bipolar disorder.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - So often Team Sky's unsung hero Geraint Thomas grabbed the limelight with a masterclass of bike-handling in a rain-drenched Tour de France opening stage in Duesseldorf on Saturday.
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All the more reason to seize the opportunity to visit this remarkable exhibition and acquaint oneself with its subject — a truly unusual painter and largely unsung visionary whose time may have finally come.
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"I felt like they were the true unsung heroes of New York, working day and night, 24/7 to keep [the city] clean and livable for us, yet [they're] totally overlooked," he explained.
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And just like the plain old roll, the gift card is versatile, unsung, and pretty damn useful — especially when you can hack it so you can get maximum bang for (someone else's) buck.
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Puffs — the popular Off-Broadway play that reimagines the events of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter book and film series from the perspective of the often-unsung Hufflepuff house — is about to make history.
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Hollywood is a $210 billion-dollar global industry that's obsessed pop culture and audiences alike, but behind every summer blockbuster and tentpole are an unsung hundreds of supporting crew and assistants off-camera.
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Last year he toured alongside unsung rock legend Todd Rundgren—another sometime one-man-band—and deftly recreated every piece of Rundgren's involved productions short of guitar and vocals right by his side.
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This followed his calling the federal response to Hurricane Maria "an incredible unsung success" even though that report estimated thousands of Americans died because they lacked access to healthcare, clean water, or electricity.
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Tortas are the unsung heroes of the taco stand, there for you when you want all the flavor of their tortilla-wrapped cousins, but with the booze-sponging power of a hearty sandwich.
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"He's definitely unsung in my opinion and he's a British character that we should herald, but I think he's also unique in the whole world, there's no one quite like him," notes Staples.
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The Unsung Founders Memorial was installed in 2005 to honor "those men and women of color — enslaved and free — who helped build the Carolina we all know and love," according to the university.
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The large screen of the iPhone XS Max may have stolen the show at Apple's product launch, but the lower-price-point iPhone XR is the unsung hero of the day, analysts say.
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First I sort of bristled, considering how the term "hysteria" targets my gender, and how aware we are becoming of so many women's unsung contributions to math and computer programming, among other subjects.
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She's the real unsung hero—an illiterate black maid during the harshest era of Jim Crow segregation, living in a city where the top cop was the founder and leader of the KKK.
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Leslie Berlin delightfully answers the question by producing a web of intertwined profiles of seven people who played key but relatively unsung roles in the region's rise during the late 1970s through the 1980s.
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Read These Stories Next:The Lip Plumper We All Should Have Been Using During The Kylie Lip ChallengeThese 5 Lipstick Trends Will Dominate 2018Lip Oil Is The Unsung Hero Your Makeup Bag Needs Right Now
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When we talk about the unsung heroes of Degrassi, either Manny Santos or Emma Nelson usually come up since the BFF pair dealt with slum-shaming — remember the entire bracelets at the ravine saga?
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"It's incredibly gratifying to create a Super Bowl spot for a small business—the unsung heroes of the communities where we live and work every day," said Joe Baratelli, chief creative officer at RPA.
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The Look In the early 1980s, Anna Sui was a young fashion hopeful toiling, mostly unsung, on Seventh Avenue, her look largely influenced by the style and the music of the London youth quake.
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But rather than ending up with a load of Stella Artois t-shirts and back issues of The Face you'd have been in possession of a Roland Juno-280, an unsung hero of electronica.
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Those of us who are lucky enough to have experienced mozzarella sticks from Sonic know that they are an unsung hero in the fast food world, a delicacy that deserve Big Mac-level fame.
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U.S. manufacturing has great potential for expansion, and we need to ensure laws and rules that help it to do so without potential unintended consequences that could disrupt critical and often unsung manufacturing sectors.
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It is unsung heroes like Yvonne, who, at great personal cost, make a fulfilling life possible for so many disabled veterans who served our nation, and have earned the right to be treated fairly.
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Her comments came just hours after the president told reporters in the Oval Office that the Trump administration's response to Hurricane Maria's devastation on Puerto Rico was "an incredible, unsung success" of his presidency.
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BEVERLY BUCHANAN — RUINS AND RITUALS Archaeology, geology, land art and social activism were all folded into the work of Beverly Buchanan (21591-21652), a largely unsung artist who is receiving a comprehensive retrospective. Oct.
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And it took one of the more unsung Yankees, Aaron Hicks, to finally come up with the winning hit, which he did after fouling a pitch off his ankle and falling to the ground.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump touted his administration's response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico as "an incredible, unsung success" during an Oval Office briefing on the upcoming hurricane bearing down on the Carolinas.
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Trump also sparked controversy last week for saying the federal response to the hurricanes in Puerto Rico was an "unsung success" despite the high death toll, which surpassed that of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Consider celebrated groundbreakers like Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, and unsung heroes who might not have received as much attention in history books and popular lore.
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While it's easy to get swallowed up in the seasonal madness of gift hunting, outfit planning, and family dinners, don't let the unsung heroes in your life fall off the shopping list this year.
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The Unsung Founders Memorial was defaced with racial slurs and urine on March 31, and at least one of the vandals had ties to a group called Heirs to the Confederacy, the university said.
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The Unsung Founders Memorial, installed in 2005, is meant to honor "those men and women of color — enslaved and free — who helped build the Carolina we all know and love," according to the university.
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Driven by her Christian faith, her commitment to service and her passion for social justice, she became legendary within the Legal Defense Fund, though she remained largely unsung in the overall civil rights movement.
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While some of the biggest names in African-American history are touted during this month, the reason we even celebrate it today goes back to the idea of trumpeting those whose achievements had gone unsung.
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A scrappy, underfunded, unsung thing that nonetheless commanded the the love of a core of devoted fans, beating out Google Maps, Chrome, search, and all its experimental projects despite their huge budgets and supposed superiority.
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Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson, the three Black women who for so many years were unsung heroes of NASA, and whose stories make up the premise of the Oscar-nominated film Hidden Figures.
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Number twos — the unsung sidekicks — have always been presented in pop culture as the secret weapons behind heroes' triumphs (what would Sherlock Holmes, Harry Potter, or Han Solo be without Dr. Watson, Hermione, and Chewbacca?).
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Each is a bigger name in the mainstream, but in Hollywood — where these votes are coming from, after all — Rylance is considered one of the great unsung character actors and an all-around cool guy.
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"Women on the Edge ... Unsung Heroines of the Trojan War," which features Ms. Turner at select performances, takes an antiwar stance as Mr. Rioult focuses on Iphigenia, Helen of Troy and, in a premiere, Cassandra.
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Yet Theresa May—who oversaw these lethal deportations as home secretary—is painted as an "unsung hero" of gay rights, and David Cameron won this year's Ally of the Year award from LGBT website PinkNews.
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For "Grandma Techno Checks In," Patricia Lay-Dorsey photographed the unsung caregivers during her stay in a hospital and rehabilitation center where she was treated for the flu exacerbated by her chronic progressive multiple sclerosis.
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Holdings of artworks by Lee Krasner, a leading — though largely unsung — Abstract Expressionist painter and the widow of Jackson Pollock, will now be represented by the Paul Kasmin Gallery, the Pollock-Krasner Foundation announced Wednesday.
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Hundreds of people, including Prime Minister Theresa May, attended the unveiling of the statue, which depicts Millicent Fawcett, a now relatively unsung hero of the feminist movement who led campaigning for women's right to vote.
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"Hidden figures in the making," Snell tweeted, a reference to the 2016 movie "Hidden Figures," the unsung true story of African-American female mathematicians who worked at NASA in the golden era of space exploration.
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"America's retail workers— union and non-union —are the heart of our economy and often the unsung heroes of the holiday season," said Marc Perrone, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union.
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"When we were doing sit-ins on Silent Sam, protesters would organize to put flowers on Unsung Founders," said Lindsay Ayling, a graduate student in the history department who helped organize protests of the statue.
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There's a big category of unsung heroes, colleges that are successfully catering to and lifting up students with low incomes, and we don't fully know yet what they're doing right or how to copy it.
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Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer and Janelle Monáe bring poise and poignancy to the unsung heroines of filmmaker Theodore Melfi's revealing tale (Available to stream via rent or purchase on Amazon Prime, Fandango Now and Vudu).
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LJUBLJANA (Reuters) - Slovenia's historic triumph at the European basketball championship left their coach Igor Kokoskov as the unsung hero after the Alpine country's impressive 93-85 win over Serbia in a rip-roaring final in Istanbul.
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Fat Black women are only allowed space in Hollywood, and by extension the Oscars, as they often find themselves as the butt of the joke, the unsung hero, or the mule to more important white characters.
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Kate Orff, the founder of the project's landscape architecture firm SCAPE, and one of Bloomberg's original task force advisors presented a Ted Talk a year before Hurricane Sandy where she lauded the unsung heroism of oysters.
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BuzzFeed's Ruby Cramer pulls off a Hillary Clinton story that reminds her colleagues of Jimmy Breslin's classic on JFK's gravedigger — an unsung everyman, just off the grand stage ... The Place Where Letters To Hillary Clinton Go:
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Though belts are the unsung wardrobe lifesavers of people who can't ever seem to make it to the tailor, when it comes to being a must-have, must-see accessory, they just never hit the mark.
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Trump also got in hot water this week for saying the federal response to the hurricanes in Puerto Rico was an "unsung success" despite the high death toll, which surpassed that of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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The artist said he intended to change popular perceptions of the district, too narrowly associated with squalor, and to celebrate decades of unsung work by its residents who sort and recycle tons of the city's waste.
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On the season finale of Hamilton's Pharmacopeia, we meet up with famed LSD chemist Casey Hardison in the Nevada desert and embark on a road trip to visit Darrell Lemaire, the unsung hero of psychedelic history.
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His long-awaited debut album, 99.9%, pushes that outside-of-time logic even further, setting rising talents like rapper Vic Mensa and jazz experimentalists BadBadNotGood alongside unsung veterans like Craig David and Phonte of Little Brother.
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The piece, "Orpheus Unsung," which also has a drum part written with Jason Treuting of So Percussion, came to Princeton University last weekend as part of the inauguration of its new Lewis Center for the Arts.
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The unsung heroes of the Olympics might be the quiet and colorful army of volunteers, many of them young people stationed outdoors in parking lots or in front of buildings wearing matching snow jackets and pants.
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Even as writers and showrunners have become celebrated in this age of intensely dissected series, television is still made mostly by the unsung — all those names in the credits that turn the scripts into actual television.
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It would mean giving the proper due to the unsung legal genius, Pauli Murray, whom Ruth Bader Ginsburg credited with advancing the logic of race and gender parallelism that opened up gender discrimination to constitutional scrutiny.
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Though American culture romanticizes the mafia as an American dream story, too little attention is paid to the other half of that romance: the unsung women who often held "the family" and its business operations together.
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Unlike San Francisco's great teams of the past, which were built around Hall of Fame players like Joe Montana, Jerry Rice and Steve Young, this edition of the 49ers is filled with unsung players on offense.
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The age was cynical, but White's book is not: He also pays attention to the striving middle- and working-class Americans of neighborhoods, churches and trade unions, who in mostly unsung ways expanded the public good.
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The commercial is the latest installment in a long-running campaign for the Unilever-owned brand's line of men's grooming products, Dove Men+Care, that aims to paint dads as the unsung heroes of family life.
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Who is he: Edinson Cavani is the unsung hero in an awe-inspiring three-pronged attack at Paris Saint-Germain, playing alongside Kylian Mbappé and Neymar Jr. Why is he here: Because he scores goals, what else?
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Mary Regula, who led a successful campaign to establish a national library to research and commemorate the disparate and often unsung roles played by presidential spouses, died on April 21926 at her family's farm in Navarre, Ohio.
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In the season 7 installment, unsung hero Gilly (Hannah Murray) is reading parts of High Septon Maynard's book to an annoyed Samwell Tarly (John Bradley), and unknowingly stumbles upon the absolute biggest secret of Game Of Thrones.
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The courageous Anne Moody, Daisy Bates, Ella Baker, Septima Clark, Fannie Lou Hamer, Annie Devine, Diane Nash, and June Johnson are just a few of the relatively unsung heroes of the black freedom and civil rights movements.
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Before setting out to visit some of America's best restaurants, we head into the kitchen with him to learn why this veteran chef is giving props to the unsung heroes of the kitchen: the back of house.
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To celebrate the announcement of his newest album and commemorate the 20th anniversary of his debut solo album, The Carnival, the singer will be the focus of TV One's latest episode of the music docu-series Unsung.
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In English football, Leicester's feat has echoes of another unsung provincial Midlands club, Nottingham Forest who, in 1977-78, became English champions for the only time in their history a year after scraping into the top flight.
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But Buffalo and upstate New York are actually unsung food destinations with their own approach to cuisine in an age when locavore can mean New American food served with a few herbs grown in a nearby garden.
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He said being an Air Force maintainer is something a student, whether or not they specifically wanted the maintainer job, will learn to and hopefully become excited about being part of this important team of unsung heroes.
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The Mets have been reinforced by the unexpected contributions of unsung prospects and veteran reserves, but the return of a former Gold Glover in Lagares and of a legitimate slugger in Duda could further strengthen the team.
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The president has faced criticism for his handling of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico last year, which he has insisted was an "unsung, incredible success" despite nearly 3,000 people dying in the six months after the storm.
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What Hawke has provided here, with plenty of grace and a minimum of fuss, is an elegy for a life that went missing, more smolder than blaze, and a chance to hear the songs of the unsung.
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Rosselló also issued a scathing statement when Trump said his administration's response to the hurricanes in Puerto Rico was an "unsung success" and "one of the best jobs that's ever been done" with respect to emergency response.
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Using clues like these to point the way, I mapped out all of China—including its vast and universally unsung western half—according to the main ingredients, climates, terrains, ethnic groups, religions, historical migratory patterns, and dialects.
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The show is riddled with pop culture references, some of which are practically encrypted or based on co-creator Justin Roiland's own experiences, so identifying an unsung nod is a blood sport among its most religious viewers.
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Knowing the challenges and achievements of all manner of women history makers, from the big names (I'm looking at you, Amelia Earhart) to the unsung heroes, destroys the false notion that females are mere observers to history.
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It might not sound like a tearjerker, but it's actually an incredibly heartwarming look at the unsung heroes of the workforce and a reminder to bosses everywhere that compassion is one of the greatest assets we have.
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S.B. 1003, which was spearheaded by State Senator Kevin de León, an unsung hero of the green movement, mandated that power companies steadily increase carbon-free electricity on their grid until it reaches 2100 percent by 2000.
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Even so, among the Democrats who have long been frustrated over the president's refusal to release his returns, the Legislature's action was cast as a victory for states' rights and the often-unsung power of their lawmakers.
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There are two visual treats as well: "Return to Romance!" collects comics about love from the early 26.953s by an unsung master, and "The Cursed Hermit" is a graphic novel about strange doings at a secluded school.
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But what I saw on that first trip stunned me, and this is one of the unsung thrills of journalism and maybe life itself, developing a hypothesis of how the world works and having that hypothesis shattered.
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By conducting a chorus of unsung voices from the margins, An Opera for Animals leaves its visitors pondering the possibilities of cultural heterogeneity and deep diversity in the (post-)colonial context that the gallery is situated in.
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Ryan Francis Barnett, 31, and Nancy Rushton McCorkle, 50, were arrested Monday by UNC police, accused of vandalizing the Unsung Founders Memorial on the early morning of March 31 on the Chapel Hill campus, the school said.
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Unsung hero and Alabama native and political consultant and former Obama administration official DeJuana Thompson of Think Rubix and Woke Vote activated a network of churches, historically black colleges and universities, prisons, small businesses, organizations, and neighborhoods.
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Over the course of the 17-minute film, the Douglasses, Gregory, and Whaley reminisce not so much about their name-brand family members as the host of women that provided a support system in myriad unsung ways.
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Underdark is one of the more unsung artists buoying the current anti-fascist black metal wave, and it's a goddamn travesty; they've been knocking around since 2015, and I'm kicking myself for only properly checking them out now.
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On its tongue-in-cheek website, it quotes Andre Geim, a physicist who won a Nobel prize in 2010, saying that peer reviewers are "unsung heroes of science" who do their work "out of a sense of responsibility".
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"If he calls a success or an unsung success 3,000 people dying by his watch, definitely he doesn't know what success is," San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz, a vocal Trump critic, told Reuters during a recent interview.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Sunday, October 000, 2016, in the Bronx, Betty Blayton-Taylor, an unsung figure in the art world, quietly transitioned into the spiritual cosmos she often conjured in her abstract metaphysical work.
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As space historians like Amy Shira Teitel have noted, the early Albert monkeys are often forgotten "unsung heroes" of the American space program, overshadowed by the starpower of Miss Baker, or Mercury Program astro-chimpanzees Ham and Enos.
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" Trump said on Tuesday that his government received "A pluses" for its work in Texas and Florida following hurricanes last year and that his response to storm-ravaged Puerto Rico turned out to be an "incredible, unsung success.
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"President Donald Trump recently made numerous statements on Twitter denying this death toll, touting his Administration's response to Maria as an 'unsung success,' and blaming Democrats for inflating the death toll to make him look bad," they wrote.
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However, if we look to these unsung individuals who are voluntarily sacrificing their all for a diverse cast of strangers caught amidst the most dire predicament of their lives, we can again discover who we have always been.
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At his latest Chicago restaurant, Leña Brava, the chef aims to showcase a relatively unsung region of Mexico — the state of Baja California in the northern Baja Peninsula, where the food roots are shallower but innovation is exploding.
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The jump from that to Limón's "The Unsung: 'Tecumseh,'" a 1970 solo danced in silence by Ross Katen, is puzzling; this isn't Limón the dance-architectural heir of Humphrey, it's Limón yoking his flimsiest and most earnest sides.
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"We referred to a lot of these cases as unsung heroes because they weren't necessarily the Martin Luther King Jr.'s of that time, so we weren't learning about them throughout our entire public education," she told Hill.
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Trump's concerns over efforts to undermine his presidency are likely to intensify in the wake of Wednesday's op-ed, in which the author rips Trump's "amorality" and props up the work of "unsung heroes" who steer the country.
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Not being funny but if the best close harmonies, led by the unsung queen Mutya Buena, ever to be born of the UK decided to make a proper go of it I myself would throw them a festival.
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With a monster hurricane spinning towards the east coast, President Donald Trump took a moment during a briefing on Tuesday to herald the awful, delayed response to 2017's Hurricane Maria as an "unsung success," sparking outrage online.
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Classic Hollywood films by Joseph Mankiewicz (No Way Out, 1950), Jules Dassin (Uptight, 1968) and Robert Wise (Odds Against Tomorrow, 1959) were contrasted with unsung masterworks by Yolande Zauberman (Classified People, 1987) and Kathleen Collins (Losing Ground, 1982).
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Unsung Mavericks guard J.J. Barea delivered 21 points off the bench while backcourt mate Wesley Matthews frustrated Toronto star DeMar DeRozan (eight points on 22-of-210 shooting) in one of the club's top efforts of the season.
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Though The New York Times did not take note of her death at the time, the Times film critic A.O. Scott recalled her in a 2018 article about the unsung women who had advanced the art of filmmaking.
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But it was not only her sex that kept her long marginalized and long unsung: Katherine Coleman Goble Johnson, a West Virginia native who began her scientific career in the age of Jim Crow, was also African-American.
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In the end, the Yankees' heroes were typically unsung ones — relievers Jonathan Holder and Shreve, the sixth and seventh pitchers of the night, who combined to allow two hits over the final six shutout innings, striking out eight.
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The Unsung website offers various ways to take in the weave of history, research and informed speculation in "Calling Thunder," each with its own rewards: as a simple audio recording, 360-degree video, or, coming soon, virtual reality.
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In effect he was telling those relatives -- your loved ones didn't die because of the storm -- after awarding his government top marks for its handling of the disaster and saying this week that it was an "unsung" success.
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And it was quite remarkable: Quentin Tarantino has cited her as an influence; she was in "Enter the Dragon"; a teenage Jackie Chan appeared in her early films; and she has been hailed as an unsung feminist icon.
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"The 'unsung hero' of the Kardashian/Jenner family, Kirby is ready to step in front of the camera for the first time — with the full support of his mother and manager, Kris Jenner," according to the show's logline.
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Two freshman cornerbacks, Minkah Fitzpatrick and Ronnie Harrison, were perhaps the game's unsung heroes: each made terrific plays denying touchdowns to Clemson receivers in one-on-one coverage; failure on either play would have erased Alabama's margin of victory.
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On last week's episode of Vanderpump Rules, Lala Kent, the unsung shero of the season, tells her friend Scheana that she likes to suck on a baby bottle of milk and honey before bed because it calms her down.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artist Ray Johnson spent much of his career carving out an odd little niche as a counter-culture darling and sometimes unsung interlocutor within an epic and influential generation of New York artists.
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One of modern music's most unsung adders of reggae to shit is the band 2311, and on this, the 2311th of March, better known as 311 Day, I want to confess here before everyone that I fuck with 311.
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Loving averages 23 points, Keita Bates-Diop 2.33 points, and Jae'SeanTate 22.3 points, but the unsung hero of late has been guard Kam Williams, who has274 points, seven rebounds and no turnovers off the bench in two conference games.
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As Florence approaches the Carolinas and Georgia, Trump has continued to praise his efforts in Puerto Rico as an "unsung success," and vowed that his administration is prepared for the storm, which is expected to hammer the East Coast.
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"Making a playlist of not just John Carney movies but the greatest unsung movie musicals in the last 10 years — you better believe in the next couple weeks you're going to go onto my profile and find that playlist."
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Digimind Social, which monitors social media data, said its analysis had shown reactions to Fernandes' apology were mixed, with emojis ranging from hearts in posts calling him an "unsung hero" to snakes in those asking him to step down.
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The unsung heroes of all these celebrations are the clubhouse attendants, like Cucuzza, who are charged with preparing for and cleaning up long after the last drop of Champagne has been poured over the last man on the roster.
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In later years Mr. Weaver turned increasingly to voice-over work, serving as narrator of, among other specials, "The Rape of Nanking" (1999) and "Unsung Heroes of Pearl Harbor" (19883), as well as many shows on the History Channel.
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But it is also the domain of heroes who are largely unseen and unsung: custodians and "maintainers"; security officers and kitchen workers; art handlers, wall painters and climate-control technicians — a small town's worth of every trade and task.
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I'm not saying that Kate Nash was one of the greatest unsung songwriters of the 2000s or even that "Foundations" is a hugely incredible song—but it does capture that particular process of grief in a piercingly familiar way.
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"I was inspired to read about unsung American heroes like Rosanell Eaton in Jim Rutenberg's 'A Dream Undone: Inside the 21963-year campaign to roll back the Voting Rights Act,' " Mr. Obama wrote in a letter to the editor.
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It lies in notions about the value of honoring and studying the lives of unsung women, not in any specific dollar amount tied to the quality of a textile or the profile of the person who once wore it.
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Others are lesser-known or unsung heroes, like Irena Sendlerowa, a Polish woman who secretly saved 2,500 Jewish children from Nazi forces during World War II, and Lella Lombardi, the only woman to score in a Formula One competition.
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Tonight, for the first time in the 13 years the Unsung Founders Memorial has been in Silent Sam's shadow, the shadow will be gone and the 300 bronze figures that hold it up will be standing taller than Sam.
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"American Hoarders" is a good listen for anyone in the museum world, or who visits them, as it discusses unsung heroes who collect things that aren't seen as important by others, and can guide how we reconstruct the past.
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The What's Out There Cultural Landscapes Guide to New York City, launched this month by the National Park Service (NPS) and the Cultural Landscape Foundation (TCLF), is an interactive map that charts over 70 of these popular and unsung environments.
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Even brilliant and accomplished women like Close can feel forgotten or unsung as they age, and we need to be reminded to give them the support and praise they deserve — even on the most fun awards night of the year.
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The Oscar winner, who is the executive producer of the cancer documentary The C Word, is also the face of a new PSA from Stand Up to Cancer and Genentech, which celebrates the unsung heroes who make cancer research possible.
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Collection building is a largely hidden and unsung form of labor, so when I see works of art I was responsible for bringing into a collection, especially if they are on view after I've left the job, my happiness is unparalleled.
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It could have been informative to add the voices of the unsung women who modeled for our public statues, whether Audrey Munson on the Manhattan Bridge, or Hettie Anderson guiding the statue of William Tecumseh Sherman, rather than an allegorical goddess.
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The unsung queerness of art from the late 19th and early 20th centuries reveals a critical censure within LGBTQ history that propagates a popular false belief that homosexuality in America miraculously sprung into existence during the Stonewall riots of 1969.
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Not only did the industry vet come back with a vengeance, but she used this album to make a statement about inner beauty and female empowerment that is often left unsung in a society where gender politics remain risky territory.
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We are also grateful to L'Oreal/AAAS For Women in Science award for STEM Education, Voya Financial Unsung Heroes Grant, Florida Association of International Baccalaureate World Schools Grant, and Toshiba Foundation of America Grades 6-12 STEM Grant for their support.
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The man in question, Dick Redmond, was not only a trusted member of their inner circle; he was fulfilling a long and noble tradition of zany, behind-the-scenes team-building practiced by professional football's unsung heroes: the kit men.
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Though admittedly not as high-profile as some of his Drumcode peers, Mull is an unsung hero of many a party across the globe, delivering sets of full-bodied techno that combine melody and drama with relentless rhythms and daring experimentation.
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The unsung heroes of modern civilization The chicken is basically the hipster kid of the animal world: mostly harmless to others, it's primarily concerned with its own narrow interests, and it's generally looked down upon by other, supposedly more evolved species.
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Andrea Incontri is another of the unsung and gifted journeyman designers now at work (one is tempted here to cite, too, Maria Grazia Chiuri, the untemperamental Valentino designer who reportedly is to be tapped as the first woman designer at Dior).
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The op-ed, written by a "senior administration official," described coordinated efforts from staff to "thwart" Trump's worst instincts, bashed the president's "amorality" and praised the work of "unsung heroes" who push back against him from within the White House.
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Czech Center/Bohemian National Hall Of the many national cultural institutes uptown, this may be the most unsung one, anchored at 321 East 73rd Street with a year-round contemporary art agenda as well as film, dance and music programs.
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An earlier version of this obituary misstated the year that John D. Rockefeller IV, then a senator from West Virginia, called Frederick Mayer "one of the great unsung heroes of World War II" and presented him with a military award.
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In peeling back the layers of what makes these films so beloved, Miyazaki's vision first comes to mind, but the team of animators he oversees and the software that holds the whole crazy machine together are the unsung heroes behind them.
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And it's this allegory that provides the narrative framework for La Dispute's first album, Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair – one of the most unique and critically unsung post-hardcore albums of the last two decades.
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They are the bar girls, the cashiers, the chefs, the chambermaids, the taxi drivers, the cops and the soldiers—the unsung subjects who never really get that much of a mention when it comes to telling the story of Thailand.
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He cited the essay by an anonymous administration official in The New York Times describing how a "quiet resistance" of "unsung heroes" on Mr. Trump's team was secretly working to prevent him from making rash decisions that would harm the country.
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There was no Triple Crown on the line to add to the day's allure, but a crowd of 57,729 horse-playing, horse-loving connoisseurs came out nonetheless, and offered full-throated support for some of the sport's more unsung stars.
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The unsung heroes of every organization, project managers make sure that every project is carried out seamlessly, on time, within budget, and in tiptop quality, while also mitigating unexpected risks and communicating with team members, upper management, and stakeholders along the way.
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So, for those who don't mind sacrificing a little performance in the sake convenience and saving a few bucks, there's always the Moto G.The Moto X Pure Edition is always a stylish choice, but the Moto G is the company's real unsung hero.
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Hidden calls his wife, who is looking for secondary employment on top of her nurse practitioner job; his mom, who has offered to help his family financially; and the family and friends of all furloughed workers the "unsung heroes" of the government shutdown.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - Oscar-winning actress Julianne Moore said her experience of caring for someone infected with the AIDS virus had spurred her decision to help promote the documentary '5B' about the unsung heroes who looked after AIDS sufferers in the 1980s.
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The unsung hero of the soulslike, in 2017, was Hollow Knight, which isn't about bolting new things onto Dark Souls, but about about capturing what Dark Souls really is about and infusing that into a format other than the third-person action RPG.
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The preacher, in the alternate, Augustown version of his story, was not a lunatic who tricked his flock into thinking that he could teach them how to fly back to the motherland but, rather, one of the unsung prophets of a new religion.
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"To me, these unsung manufacturing companies that stayed here and just [ground] it out, simply doing what they do best, offering the finest products both here and abroad at great prices, that's where a lot of the money's been made," Cramer said.
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An unsung junior receiver for Ohio State, Victor caught a first-down pass from quarterback Dwayne Haskins Jr. and juked out or sloughed off most of Penn State's defenders for a sensational 47-yard touchdown, to narrow Penn State's lead to 26-21.
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Perhaps nudged by the Common Core crusade, which called in part for high-quality nonfiction for children, they are producing a bonanza of beautifully illustrated and closely researched nonfiction books about unsung heroes as well as heroes we can't read enough about.
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This 11-course bundle features 120 hours of comprehensive training that can help you learn important methodologies like Agile Scrum and Six Sigma, and practical skills like stakeholder buy-ins and risk management so that you can become one of those unsung heroes.
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There, he has reconstituted slate shingles from a roof, wooden planks from a gym floor and bound copies of Ebony magazine into monumental structures that echo abstract canvases elsewhere in the institution, but are embedded with unsung stories of black laborers and entrepreneurs.
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When three female African-American mathematicians—Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson—became unsung heroes at NASA during the 1960s space race, the US was engaged in a fierce competition to become the world leader in science, technology, engineering, and math, or STEM.
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Like its witchcraft panic, its positive contributions to humanity are also extreme and unsung, lost by the historical erasure that comes with living next door to a more powerful country, England, which has had the privilege of narrating history because it was the victor.
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On Tuesday he called the federal response in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico "an incredible, unsung success," during a briefing in the Oval Office, and by Thursday, as Florence got closer to the Carolina coast, Trump took his defense several leaps farther.
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Roussel, today, is recognized as an unsung hero to several major avant-garde movements of the 20th century – Surrealism, Dada, and, particularly, French formalist literary camps like Oulipo and noveau roman, which rejected the confines of social realism in favor of more imaginative wanderings.
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When: January 27–April 3 Where: 18th Street Arts Center, Airport Gallery (1523 Airport Avenue, Santa Monica, California) Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano's Los hijos de los días recalls the lives of unsung heroes in history, one story for each day of the calendar year.
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" A Kensington Palace spokesman said in a statement that Harry will be visiting clubs that are often "the unsung heroes in their towns and cities – to further his understanding of how sport can be used as a platform for education, training, employment and personal development.
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Or "Unsung" which should have been the lead number in a musical from the early 2000s about a "quirky" girl who was bullied at high school before discovering her true calling as a singer and dancer and revealing her talents during the final scene.
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"To me, these unsung manufacturing companies that stayed here and just [ground] it out, simply doing what they do best, offering the finest products both here and abroad at great prices, that's where a lot of the money's been made," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Over the years, Opening Ceremony has featured unsung talents from countries such as Russia, Argentina, Korea and China, and earned a reputation for its colorful, off-kilter aesthetic and D.I.Y. approach to style (Leon's mother once sewed sweatshirts for the store's own clothing line).
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One of the oldest pet cemeteries in America, Clara-Glenn will soon mark its 100th anniversary, though the milestone promises to be as quiet and unsung as this poignant final resting place for thousands of dogs, cats, horses, birds, monkeys, and other beloved creatures.
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The Unsung Founders Memorial stands close to the former site of Silent Sam, a statue erected in 1913 (48 years after the end of the Civil War came to a truce) to honor to UNC students who left the university to fight for the Confederacy.
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This system was, in a fun historical irony, devised in part by Milton Friedman, the famous libertarian economist, who at the time was trying to help win World War II but who wound up being an unsung hero of the post-war welfare state.
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Munnu brought Indian fine jewelry the international recognition once reserved for European houses and championed previously unsung stones like the spinel; his son, who opened a vivid new Mumbai boutique in 2015, aims to further marry historical influences with contemporary settings in his work.
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It began as a shrine to the unsung black cowboys in his life, like his cousin Tex Williams, whom he believes in 1967 was the first black boy to win the Texas High School Rodeo Championship, shortly after high school rodeos were officially desegregated.
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Through dozens of case studies, from apartment blocks and government ministries to universities and convention centers, "Architecture of Independence" uncovers not only the unsung splendor of African cities but also the contemporary lives of schoolchildren, office workers and street vendors of today's Dakar or Nairobi.
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Their aim with setting up the space was to "break down the barriers of elitism" in the art industry, not only showcasing more unsung artists who might struggle to be seen, but also letting anyone buy the art, be they first-time buyers or institutions.
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Short biographies highlight well-known figures like Thomas Edison, who invented the phonograph, as well as more unsung innovators, such as Alan Blumlein, who developed stereophonic sound and was killed at the age of 38 during a World War II airborne radar system test.
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Though Elena is technically the on-again, off-again girlfriend of Nathan in the series — a role that might often delegate her to supporting character at best, and eye candy at worst — TechTimes agrees that she's a "fully realized character" and the "unsung hero" of the series.
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Although perhaps off-putting for tourism, the state of things, he said, inadvertently attracted a different type of visitor: Peek related San Antonio's mostly unsung role as an early adopter, essential in landing then-no-names Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, and Rush, way before they were headliners.
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Since then he has been a key member of the Tite squad that sailed through qualifying and is among a band of unsung heroes that have helped Brazil's campaign keep ticking along in Russia, even as Neymar's mix of brilliance and histrionics have hogged the headlines.
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Suster, who is not a Snap investor but is a big booster of LA-based tech companies, said one of its unsung victories is a shift from brand advertising to cost-per-action ads, or ads that are meant to drive specific outcomes, like an app download.
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You'll read Lita Ford's hilarious tale of getting crabs from Dee Dee Ramone, but you'll also get to catch up with unsung metal hero Catherine "Leather" Leone of Chastain — plus bands Rock Goddess, Plasmatics, Vixen, Derketa, Bolt Thrower, Nuclear Death, and, of course, Girlschool and Warlock.
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Nelson, who teaches 8- to 14-year-old students at Central School in Kewanee, Illinois, was working on a project about unsung heroes with his eighth-grade class when he heard about the Syria Civil Defence -- a first responder group also known as the White Helmets.
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With only £1.3 million for her budget, Crombie's job description included everything from designing the piles of beautiful cookies that adorn handcrafted side tables, to creating spaces for the film's most unsung heroes: Queen Anne's 17 pet rabbits, and her courtiers' team of competitive duck athletes.
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Two years ago I backed Unsung Story, a tactical RPG developed by Final Fantasy Tactics developers that has suffered its own troublesome development schedule Originally scheduled for July 2015, the game has faced numerous delays, though recent updates seem to indicate it's still being worked on.
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A recent meal built from fresh field peas, marinated cucumbers and tomatoes, plus an impromptu snack of radishes that spent a couple of hours in red wine vinegar, cayenne and salt, got me thinking about why vinegar is really an unsung savior as summer produce plays out.
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Some of these tensions are intimate: One of the unsung benefits of the first industrial revolution, which heightened inequality in the republic, was, she notes, that the price of mattresses dropped from $50 to $5—which allowed most families to afford one for the first time.
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Moreover, he made clear from the outset that he didn't want a second term — he had to be "lobbied and cajoled" by the permanent members into accepting it, and went on to play a still largely unsung role in the winding down of the Cold War.
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Despite being unsung, the dam — which is less than 215 miles north of the Bronx and is in a thicket of brush and boulders near Interstate 20133, a shopping center, a local middle school and hundreds of homes — has a history dating to the early 22013s.
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On Monday, when Sears filed for bankruptcy protection, I got a little wistful — not because I was particularly attached to the company, but because of the largely unsung role of its iconic catalog in helping African-Americans evade the injustices and humiliations of the Jim Crow era.
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Eugene Goldwasser, to name one subject among 1,195 Times obits in 2010, was a largely unsung biochemist whose 20-year pursuit of an elusive protein led to the development of a widely used anemia drug that became one of the biggest products of the biotechnology industry.
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Mr. Coogler's film, based on an unsung 1960s creation of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, has inspired a level of anticipation that wildly exceeds the name recognition of its title character — owing, in part, to pent-up demand for a megabudget movie devoted to black life.
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While such parks may lack the splendor of Central or Prospect Parks, unsung green spaces can claim near-equivalent benefits: In addition to extra light and sky, many offer playgrounds, dog runs, farmers' markets, a bench to read a book, or a lawn for a picnic.
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But if the postmortems overlook it, the history books surely will not miss the importance to the Trump victory of a decision made nearly nine months before election day by an unsung hero of 6900 — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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In my opinion, they're the real unsung heroes of Miami Art Week, who remain behind-the-scenes as they diligently transport, install, tweak, shadow-box, and light everything we see, making it look a hundred times better than it inevitably will once it's hanging above your couch.
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The program also includes Limón's "The Unsung," performed by an all-male cast; "The Body Is a House Without Walls," for an all-female cast by the troupe's artistic director, Colin Connor; and three short works by the choreographers Rosie Herrera, Adam Barruch and Yin Yue.
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Just as the first article I read by Zhuang helped introduce me to Cambodian photography, his book provides a solid framework, built on years of research, conversations, and meetings, to begin to critically explore the region's varied histories and notable practitioners around an oft-unsung medium.
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I'm hoping it'll be useful for people to understand a bit about what goes into creating the Wolfram Language (and yes, software design often tends to be a bit unsung, and mainly noticed only if it's got wrong—so it's nice to be able to show what's actually involved).
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But even in 2018, as the group extends their work to smaller areas within Norte de Santander and plans to create murals to honor victims of the violence that still plagues the neighborhoods in which they work, the story of 5ta con 5ta Crew has largely gone unsung.
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That&aposs how we get sushi on our table as there is someone on a boat that could die, go overboard or could freeze to death and I think they are kind of the unsung heroes of this beautiful country and this thing that we have the American dream.
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Speaking in an exclusive interview with The Independent, the world's richest man said the UK was a largely unsung hero in the fight against some of the worst and most widespread diseases on the planet, and British taxpayers should be "very proud" of what their money is achieving.
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The weekend's other unsung hero was Hugh Romney, better known as Wavy Gravy, who led his "Hog Farm" commune members in providing not so much police protection as what Mister Gravy characterized as "please protection," as in "please move along and help your neighbor out," and so forth.
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In addition to reading the various literary movements of the 20th century, he learned that behind the writers were intrepid and comparatively unsung booksellers — Sylvia Beach of Shakespeare and Company, Frances Steloff of Gotham Book Mart, Lawrence Ferlinghetti of City Lights — without whom there would be no movement.
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Ms. Casanova's death raised awareness of how essential those unsung jobs are and called attention to the exceptional dangers that grocery clerks, delivery people, fishmongers, bakers and butchers, among others, must now take to continue to provide not just for themselves and their families, but also for their neighbors.
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There are appearances by Rihanna and Herbie Hancock, along with Ethan Hawke, Rutger Hauer and Kris Wu. RUMBLE: THE INDIANS WHO ROCKED THE WORLD Catherine Bainbridge directs this documentary about the unsung influence that Native American musicians have had on rock and other popular music in the United States.
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The Reckoning picks up where the first Surviving miniseries left off, adding a slew of new accounts from familiar faces like Dame Dash—Aaliyah's ex-boyfriend—and recent girlfriends Halle Calhoun and Dominique Gardner to the now-long list of unsung heroes who helped build a case against Kelly.
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As for my Nittany Lions, they finished a laudable 10-2, with an invitation to the Cotton Bowl to play Memphis, champion of the unsung American Conference — a game in which the best they can do in the eyes of the critics, I suppose, is not embarrass themselves.
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To celebrate the second year of Tekla Festival, and to celebrate the unsung power of teenage girls, we spoke to Robyn and Eva Jonsson (the deputy president at KTH Royal Institute of Technology) about how we can move forward, and give young women the opportunity to get nerdy with tech.
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There is much speculation that tonight is finally the night for Close: In The Wife, she plays the unsung, long-suffering spouse of a celebrated author about to win the Pulitzer Prize (Jonathan Pryce), and it could the vehicle that may get actress Glenn Close her own long-awaited Oscar.
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Wedged into a tiny office with a jug of wine and some plastic cups are half a dozen people preparing for the launch of Kebabistan, a new event that's one part block party and one part ode to the unsung hero of Berlin's multifaceted, multikulti food world: the mighty döner kebab.
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Social figures, fashion magnates, models and actors, and rafts of the largely unsung fanned out their finery as they filed into the vaulted auditorium, transforming what might have been a melancholy hour into a certified social event — the kind of gala affair, in short, that Mr. Cunningham might have relished himself.
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Maybe we romanticize this bureaucratic healthcare work less because it is the unsung labor of women who get up early every morning to get their kids to school—and need a job where they can clock in and out at specific times every day and be home to cook dinner.
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Even we have been guilty of that, choosing to focus on the analysis of McGregor's words with our Academic Analysis of his trash talk before UFC 25, and relegating Diaz to the unsung role of straight man, a simple tool to set up some of The Notorious's most beloved quips.
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And that is a problem not just for the brands and people involved — not just for the designers, executives and, perhaps more important, all the relatively unsung men and women who work in the ateliers and on the design teams — but also for the clothes we are all supposed to wear.
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Consider the plight of more than 100 current and former players since the early 1980s — All-Stars like Jerry Stackhouse and Reggie Miller, highfliers like Shawn Kemp and Jerome Kersey, and even unsung players like Steve Stipanovich and Ben Uzoh, each the owner of one, and only one, triple-double.
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The real deal: It was a closely held secret right up until a book cover accidentally gave it away, so Lucasfilm made it official: Wedge Antilles, the unsung true hero of the Rebellion, is back in the Resistance Reborn novel that acts as a prelude to The Rise of Skywalker.
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It was not until she was in her 280s that Ms. Choucair (pronounced shoo-CARE), who lived and worked nearly all her life in Beirut, gained recognition outside Lebanon as an unsung hero of the modernist story, a distinctive, eloquent artist relegated to the margins of a traditionally Western narrative.
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Tracking the enemy's ground movements falls largely to the crew of the Joint Stars plane, a 1960s-era, reconfigured Boeing 1883 jetliner packed with sensitive electronics that is part of an eclectic and unsung mix of odd-shaped surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft with names like Compass Call and Rivet Joint.
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Not just content with giving us the lowdown on the names of these unsung heroes —names like Steve 'Gibbo' Gibbins, Kev Milne, Ian Quigley, Keith Shaw, names that sing themselves and celebrate themselves— the producers of Bouncers had the good sense to give us all the information we really need.
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Whether social media aficionados hope the Academy will one day pay tribute to the many unsung extras in film (see below for one of the industry's many heroes), or just can't stand the idea of a ceremony without Nicolas Cage, one thing's for sure: Twitter has a lot of feelings on the matter.
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"That rail line has an important but unsung job of diverting truck traffic, and it is key to the future of freight transport for New York City," said Representative Jerrold Nadler, a Democrat who has long advocated rail freight, including supporting building a tunnel under New York Harbor connecting New Jersey to Brooklyn.
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But in its first weekend in wide release "Hidden Figures" (20th Century Fox), about unsung black heroines in the NASA space race of the 1960s, was lifted by strong reviews, an aggressive four-month marketing campaign that included a grass-roots appeal to faith audiences, and attention on Hollywood's annual awards circuit.
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Both players left Arsenal unwept and unsung; if fans recall their names at all, it is only as they reel through the list of their club's missteps in the transfer market, that cathartic process of reciting regrets at all those players signed and all that money spent for barely any reward at all.
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Based on the best-selling book of the same name by Margot Lee Shetterly, Hidden Figures, starring Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, and Janelle Monáe, tells the true and inspiring story of three Black female pioneers – Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson, who were the unsung heroes of the 1960's Space Race.
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The solution to outdated perimeter defenses is to build layers of actionable intelligence that seek to understand the causes, behavior, history, and nature of those gaining access to the network — similar to our unsung heroes, the officers at airports and borders, who ask travelers where they've been, why they left, and what they're bringing in.
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Meanwhile, the Black heads here are small and relegated to the back, evocative of the countless unsung Black faces, maids, and mammies who were once relegated to the kitchens of America, without whom this well cultivated sphere of domesticity would have been insupportable The titles of Logan's works also help to convey his sharp irony.
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So let me talk about three things: The unsung success of macroeconomics The excessive prestige of microeconomics The limits of empiricism, vital though it is The clean little secret of macroeconomics There's a story about quantum physics – not sure where I read it – about the rivalry between the physicists Julian Schwinger and Richard Feynman.
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Below, get to know three of these unsung heroes — Bronx native Saraciea Fennell, Chicagoan Isaiah Sosho, and Chaniel Smiley, a born-and-bred Angeleno — and find out what the Nike-clad trio had to say about giving back and shaping future generations when the women over at Girlgaze (who also shot the campaign) sat down with them.
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While America's military force gets most of the attention—and deservedly so—the dedicated civilians serving our State Department and managing American aid programs truly serve as a largely unsung first line of defense: keeping deadly diseases from reaching our shores, tackling the drivers of migration, and supporting efforts to resolve conflict and instability without military intervention.
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The most popular computer user interface, everLikewise, an unsung team of user interface designers—Bas Ording, Imran Chaudhri, Greg Christie, Freddy Anzures, and others—that created the look and feel of the software that now powers our lives, and engineers like Richard Williamson, Henri Lamiraux, Nitin Ganatra, and Andy Grignon, led by Scott Forstall, brought it to life.
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Built around a smooth male vocal sample from 80s disco rarity, "Set It Out" by Midway (an alias of Detroit musician Bruce Nazarian, another unsung talent from dance music's deep well), the remix bounces smoothly with a funk that will get your feet shuffling if they aren't already—or keep them moving after many long hours on the floor.
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People attempt the seemingly impossible: writing biographies of those often obscured by history — the lowly, unsung and unscrupulous — and so answer Virginia Woolf's question: 'Is not anyone who has lived a life, and left a record of that life, worthy of biography — the failures as well as the successes, the humble as well as the illustrious?
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