Like Lan Wangji, The Untamed wears its heart on its sleeve, and like Wei Wuxian, it's gleeful about its own small rebellions: it's perfectly imperfect — a little untamed itself.
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That is, social media could serve to focus and organize the chaos of our untamed desires and, at the same time, focus and organize the potential violence of our untamed animus.
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Are their sideburns wild and untamed or curt and efficient?
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He's become used to this untamed place that protects him.
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It's the perfect companion for long treks through untamed wilds.
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This totally makes sense, since Punisher is an untamed vigilante.
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The opioid epidemic is ripping through America like a fire untamed.
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The lush, untamed island you'll be exploring feels dynamic and real.
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YouTube, in 2019, is seen as ubiquitous, powerful and also untamed.
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Men Untamed is a choreographed male burlesque show, not a strip club.
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These are works that unabashedly celebrate the untamed force of the feminine.
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Art for art's sake avoids false warmth; it is untamed, but orderly.
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He enjoys his contrast to me in my sweats and untamed hair.
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The meat arrives remarkably tender, without having lost its faintly untamed character.
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And therein, perhaps, lies the spirit of the untamed, anarchic beauty underfoot.
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Her focus was on the untamed and untended moors; the wild expanses.
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However clouds were mostly treated as individuals, wild and untamed by pattern.
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"Untamed Ocean" is supple and atmospheric, showing off the band's pretty, catchy side.
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And there are more than 22018,210 fanfics related to The Untamed on AO43.
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The action, however, is inseparable from Cimino's distinctive view of the untamed landscapes.
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Federal student loan financing has become an "untamed beast," the education secretary said.
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Before you wander off into the untamed wilderness, check out your Multi-Tool screen.
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The grooming company has the perfect gift set to sort out an untamed beard.
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His personal history is rooted in the mountains, the soil, and the untamed wilderness.
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With blue eyes that big, and hair that untamed, who else could he be?
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The other hand goes to the curly, untamed mess of hair on my head.
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Whereas the rest of the game is largely structured, the wild area is untamed.
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Instead of the mule Napoleon actually rode, he provided a near-untamed war horse.
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Instead of the fountain, she would take her baby to see the untamed water.
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Instead she has sanded the edges, lightened the darkness, let some untamed romance in.
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Fighting fires — including immense untamed wildfires — requires a combination of brutal force, endurance and skill.
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In being, there's a whole variety of wild and untamed things that remain in us.
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And let his convention serve as an unapologetic tribute to his singular, erratic, untamed persona.
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People have drawn from the untamed nature of dreamscape to craft masterpieces for years, obviously.
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His senior yearbook photo shows him smiling, with untamed hair and a Hollister T-shirt.
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Many fans frame The Untamed as a guilty pleasure melodrama, and I can see that.
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No Uzbek, especially a young man, would grow such a thick, untamed beard, they said.
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For centuries, cheesemakers didn't know how it evolved from its untamed to its domesticated forms.
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Like previous generations, they want to be known for their exploits in the untamed world.
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One gets the sense of a subject straining at his leash, unhappily confined, stubbornly untamed.
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One gets the sense of a subject straining at his leash, unhappily confined, stubbornly untamed.
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There was no great sense of relief, though, no untamed glee among the traveling fans.
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Alzheimer's disease is defined by the untamed growth of two misfolding proteins: tau and amyloid beta.
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The final product is a tangy sauce with untamed heat and a touch of Caribbean sweetness.
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It's a strange thing to dial back for a setting that's supposed to be completely untamed.
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Space remains a vast, untamed place, penned in only by the limits of our own imaginations.
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They live in a peaceful, friendly village that's surrounded by an untamed wilderness full of monsters.
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It's pretty awesome, like a vision of an untamed city far off into the uncertain future.
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To its devotees, Reddit feels proudly untamed, one of the last Internet giants to resist homogeneity.
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UNTAMED SANDWICHES There is now a Brooklyn branch of this sandwich shop featuring succulent braised meats.
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It's from Andy Jacobi, who established Untamed Sandwiches, a brick-and-mortar company with three locations.
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The courtyard garden is profuse and untamed, with tangles of ivy and roses, foxgloves and lupines.
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A bristling density — of sounds, styles, ideas, implications — unites the untamed production and rapping of Jpegmafia.
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" Mr. d'Amboise is clear that Apollo is "a wild, untamed youth who learns nobility through art.
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Image: Loïc D'OrangevilleEastern Canada's black spruce forests are one of the largest untamed wilderness areas on Earth.
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Now your untamed mane hangs so far past your eyeballs, you look like a Nirvana tour roadie.
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The Mummers represent Philadelphia's untamed, fiercely independent spirit, and give a face to a working-class community.
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With "swampy lungs" and an untamed warren of multiplying bunny rabbit barrettes, Louisiana delights on every page.
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In the building's untamed back garden, Sloterdijk began pouring bottles of white Rhône wine for his guests.
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Ms. Bridgewater steps into the role fully, embodying Mavis Staples's righteous urgency and Betty Davis's untamed acridity.
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"These people are investing in you," explains Andrew Jacobi, founder & CEO of the now-shuttered Untamed Sandwiches.
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The sight of the battlefield mixed with the sounds of war make for a raw, untamed experience.
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Untamed landscapes like this one also owe a debt to the High Line in New York City.
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This 200-mile stretch of rugged, untamed, raw coastline is called the Costalegre, or the "Happy Coast."
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Barkskins starts off in Quebec so untamed that the French have not yet given it their own spelling.
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In the meantime, you can buy her already published works, such as An Untamed State and Bad Feminist.
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The untamed TNGHT horns later reappeared on Yeezus, to give "Blood On The Leaves" (2013) its tormented climax.
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Across Avenue C, Stuyvesant Cove Park is a breezy trail popular with runners and bordered by untamed horticulture.
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Structure doesn't belong with music; people who are doing that are not musicians...This is an untamed talent.
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" How they navigated from that night to their wedding a year later is the central thread of "Untamed.
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Like many stories within the Xianxia fantasy genre, The Untamed features highly advanced magic-wielders known as cultivators.
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That's because Boca Chica Beach, an untamed and publicly accessible strip of land, is just 2 miles away.
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Through his person, it seems, the untamed and the more refined have come together in a harmonious whole.
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Madeleine George's untamed skewering of Euripides's "The Bacchae," reset in a suburban cul-de-sac, finishes its run.
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Fallout 76 In Fallout 76, you're one of the first to emerge into an untamed, and very different, wasteland.
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Pedro was twig-thin, messy-haired and jittery, brimming with the kind of untamed tenderness found only in children.
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"This Bridge" is an intimate spectacle: a mix of the untamed and the tactile, the sensorial and the formal.
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The Untamed is an internationally popular 22015 Chinese web series based on a queer romance novel originally published online.
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If there is a rivalry today, it's between the fully gentrified borough of Manhattan and the barely untamed Brooklyn.
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Resolutely unsmiling and studiously austere, "The Untamed" behaves like a quiet horror movie with a lot on its mind.
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These light beams slam into the atmosphere with the energy of an untamed atom smasher, producing a shower of particles.
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Untamed Sandwiches, with locations in Midtown Manhattan and in Dumbo, Brooklyn, has brought its specialty, braised meats, to Randalls Island.
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It's an early example of the kinds of environmental puzzles that constantly spring up as you explore Journey's untamed world.
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It can skew either professional or untamed — but either way, it has "per my last email" written all over it.
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Agriculture is slowly withering, too — the roofs of handsome stone barns have collapsed, while untamed forests invade the surrounding fields.
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Calling student loan financing an "untamed beast," Ms. DeVos said it should be spun off into its own federal agency.
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It is two acres of grass and banana trees, a bit wild and untamed, which kind of describes Dunbar, too.
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But The Untamed lightens the mood through both its frequent comedy, its many soft moments — our heroes bond over bunny rabbits!
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He's an unlikely match for Wei Wuxian, but it rapidly becomes clear that in his own way, he's just as untamed.
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But the vast distances, scattered population and relatively untamed terrain can make it difficult to reach people in blizzards or floods.
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In that first glimpse, we saw Elsa (Idina Menzel) face down a turbulent ocean and an untamed magical water horse (a.k.a.
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The novel abounds with the joys of freedom, the adventure of traversing untamed Texas and the discovery of unexpected, proprietary love.
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Drive 10 minutes from bustling Lorient over the spine of St. Barts and you'll arrive at an untamed treasure: Saline Beach.
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It was fast, furious, unpredictable and crazy—a seemingly untamed jungle with the rebellious, hedonistic spirit of an almost apocalyptic dimension.
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Far Cry Primal starts off strong, throwing you into a hostile, untamed world and letting you flail until you figure things out.
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When it comes to his personal life, the icon was actually a bit unconventional for his time: heretical, untamed, and also homosexual.
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After flooding in 21897 displaced over 20163,22016 people, Congress ordered almost every untamed reach of the river to be straitjacketed by earthworks.
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The camera captures his ferocious serve in slow motion and we see his body move at uneven angles, both controlled and untamed.
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Untamed Borders took around 50 clients on trips to Afghanistan in 2015 and expects to escort another 60 this year, he added.
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TAMU, Myanmar (Reuters) - Five years ago, when cold pills first trickled across Myanmar's untamed border with India, many local officials were baffled.
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For centuries, horses have symbolized a unique kind of freedom and untamed beauty that some cultures have even elevated as god-like.
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He gets his wish, sort of, when he's assigned to explore the Amazon to chart this untamed region for the British Empire.
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Their search for the two men would take authorities on a winding path across nearly 2,000 miles of wild, untamed Canadian terrain.
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Since The Hills ended, Brescia has continued to play music, keep an untamed beard, and wear leather boots to water-based locations.
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Sanders offered a more accessible strain of Ayler's free-jazz freakouts, and a wild, untamed side of Coltrane's wanderings towards outer realms.
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But if you just roll with all of that, The Untamed rapidly becomes addictive, as interesting and watchable as it is confusing.
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The Untamed was produced in the context of a deeply homophobic society, and thus had to adhere to strict Chinese censorship regulations.
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According to Justin Cappos, computer scientist at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering, potentially hackable IOT devices are an untamed frontier.
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It took a long time to sell my first novel, "An Untamed State," nearly two years, two agents, two revisions, countless rejections.
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If we give them a chance to buy up every fast lane online, we'll be removing another check on their untamed power.
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"If we give them a chance to buy up every fast lane online, we'll be removing another check on their untamed power."
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In the hills of southwest England, the writer and his wife, the novelist Annalena McAfee, have surrounded their home with untamed delight.
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In time, camps of escapees, known as Maroon communities, made their stand in the woods and swamps of my untamed home state.
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But they're also the ones who worked so mightily to put him in a position where, untamed, he can do such damage.
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And then there's the more gendered aspects: the reveal of the woman's true self, symbolized by Vivian's reddish curly mane, untamed and raw.
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It is wild, untamed country where by night agents douse cacti in hand sanitiser and set them alight for the hell of it.
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"The main issue over the last few years has been driving between cities," said James Willcox, a founder of British-based Untamed Borders.
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Henry retreats from the world by accepting a job as a fire lookout in the vast, untamed wilderness of the Shoshone National Forest.
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The Bee Lab at the University of Minnesota says these beautiful, yet untamed, lawns can resist drought and flooding better than turf grass.
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Try This Instead" Francine Newman, Saranac Lake High School, Saranac Lake, N.Y.: Shakespeare's "Macbeth" and "Will Trump in 2019 Be Untamed or Contained?
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With the imagery unfocused and the subjects untamed, the wild animals Flint paints evoke a calming beauty and a sense of wondrous mystery.
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The President's latest reach for untamed executive power led him into yet another surreal head to head with the courts as Independence Day approached.
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Players have the option of venturing into this untamed space that's populated by other players, all searching for some of the game's sweetest loot.
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WHEN John Locke wrote in 1689, "In the beginning all the World was America," the English philosopher meant an untamed wilderness populated by savages.
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He is careful, I suppose, not to allow the bears to stand for untamed nature or any large question, and this is a relief.
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Braden and Campany shot extensively in the area in the mid-2000s, documenting the area's strange blend of untamed wilderness and post-industrial artefacts.
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Still other paintings from the early 1990s harness the austerity of Berthot's 1960s strict abstraction, bringing it to bear on more fluid, untamed elements.
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The 39-year-old will make his big debut next weekend in the Magic Mike-esque Men Untamed Male Revue Show on Saturday, April 1.
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For Jonny Blair, who went to Afghanistan with Untamed Borders in January, the lure of the country's famous sites and natural beauty overrode any fears.
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Baking with these untamed grains may have inspired prehistoric humans to cultivate the earliest farms in history—an innovation at the root of modern civilization.
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We had someone take a picture of us: me with my short dark hair and geeky glasses, her with her dark untamed curls and shades.
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Or if Dany had taken him as a passenger first, letting him ride double with her before trying to ride solo on an untamed dragon.
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Touches of untamed brass notwithstanding, the conductor Joseph Colaneri brought great tenderness to Janacek's tuneful score, teasing out the composer's flourishes of Moravian folk music.
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Off the menu Middle Eastern food on the Upper West Side, a Randalls Island cafe from the team at Untamed Sandwiches, and more restaurant news.
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And then I will wait to find a perfect branch, dead yet luxurious, untamed wood in tamed wood, a contrast I can appreciate every day.
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As in California, many of them seemed generic: big, oaky and alcoholic, with vague fruity characters and none of the untamed distinctiveness of the best syrahs.
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Ties In that room, the wild thing of grief went untamed by touch, unwalled by words, but with a witness who let it have its way.
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And in that room, the wild thing of grief went untamed by touch, unwalled by words, but with a witness who let it have its way.
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Trump's comment encapsulated the untamed personality that his fellow world leaders are beginning to get used to -- and work around after his 29 months in office.
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Read: In her third memoir, "Untamed," the Momastery founder Glennon Doyle discusses her divorce from her husband and her marriage to the soccer star Abby Wambach.
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The Best Director award was shared by Russia's Andrei Konchalovsky for the Holocaust drama "Rai" ("Paradise") and Mexico's Amat Escalante for "La Region Salvaje" ("The Untamed").
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It was there, in the untamed center of Netflix's YA dirge, I found the lines of narration that would make me want to throw my laptop.
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And it's no wonder: America's largest state is home to plenty of open spaces and untamed wilderness — and some of the best seafood you'll ever have.
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The order imposed on some of these European forests is remarkable, especially to anyone used to the untamed national parks in the United States and Canada.
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The movie was filmed on location in the untamed wilderness of Calgary, Canada, forcing all of the actors to endure harsh conditions to deliver their best performances.
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US leadership, for decades a force of global stability, is coming to mirror the bullying outbursts, illogical leaps and shock course changes of Trump's own untamed personality.
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The new island looks wilder and more untamed than its predecessor, with plenty of forests, mountains, and lakes to explore, but much fewer city or urban locales.
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It was no wonder that a Bernie Sanders or a Donald Trump could seem wholly new, even intriguing, just by sporting untamed hair or hideous orange skin.
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A more recent tradition sees the same untamed expanse in a romantic light—as something to be protected and preserved precisely because it remains an untrammeled Eden.
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I'm looking for ways to internalize this rich, untamed emotion and try to impart something of it to the characters who come to life in my keyboard.
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A belief system is reduced to a single, strident pose; rebelliousness becomes an untamed essence that travels everywhere, imbuing things, like lighters or headphones, with mystical vibes.
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And that's just scratching the surface, as to be expected from a band whose intellectual and cerebral vision is on a par with its primal, untamed energy.
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The women who wear it remind us that while demons and the undead are scary, to some people there is nothing more alarming than an untamed woman.
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The Untamed premiered on Netflix in October and has only grown its following since then, while Xiao Zhan has become a huge celebrity since the show's release.
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And it was the latest extraordinary example of untamed executive power that suggests the President is feeling invincible now he has been delivered from the impeachment storm.
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And just yesterday, you have MSNBC conspiracy anchor, thrill up his leg, Chris Matthews, comparing Trump supporters, believe it or not, taking it a step further, untamed dogs.
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Still, system administrators may want to cast an eye over their inventory to make sure no chips of these generations get exposed to the untamed wilds of userland.
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You've worked with pop music producers, you've written for Miley Cyrus, but then you have Untamed, which seems to be rooted in more of a classic country sound.
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The Western genre doesn't get enough love in modern-day Hollywood — but every few years, we get a great yarn set in post-Civil War America's untamed frontier.
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They believed the Uztari training of birds was blasphemy and that only the ancient Altari cults of reverence for the wild and untamed sky was the true faith.
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Set within the untamed forests, mountains, and realms of Norse lore, 'God of War' features a distinctly new setting with its own pantheon of creatures, monsters, and gods.
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Although it was used by the US Navy for test bombing till 2003, Vieques feels pristine, with miles of untamed, deserted beaches, and the world's brightest bioluminescent bay.
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The Baron, entranced with the group's untamed savagery, plots to capture their essence through a corporate theme park called Ape Snake, built to control and market the group.
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AN UNTAMED STATE by Roxane Gay (2014) In Gay's debut novel, Mireille Duval Jameson, the daughter of a wealthy Haitian construction magnate, is kidnapped in Port-au-Prince.
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If you need a conduit for a lot of big emotions, The Untamed has plenty of tear-jerking moments, including lots of character deaths and a few rebirths.
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On screen, we are treated to a sun-drenched landscape straight out of a Hudson River School painting, with an untamed wilderness of verdant mountains and crystalline waters.
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Mr. Dale's brash playing also found fans in Jimi Hendrix and many other guitarists, and, decades later among a generation of indie-rockers, who prized his untamed sound.
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He calls them "wolf sentences" for their ability to startle both the author and the reader and for the untamed vitality such lines can add to a scene.
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Cam rose to fame in 2015 with her breakout hit "Burning House," which appeared on her debut album Untamed and earned her a Best Country Solo Performance Grammy nomination.
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They forced her to go to school and learn English, when she wanted to go to the beach and race around by the untamed sea, like the ownerless dogs.
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We now often associate the revolutionary style, untamed enthusiasm, and more radical demands for change with the left and the new left that emerged most noticeably in the 1960s.
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Currently the most-kudoed fic that references "and they were roommates" on the massive fanfiction catalog Archive of Our Own (AO3) is one based on the Chinese drama Untamed.
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The Untamed, staying faithful to its source, critiques collectivism and mob justice while exploring the way individual corruption, left unchecked, can spread to taint an entire system of power.
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What Weitzmann does not do is propose solutions, even if one is implicit in his unflinching account: France needs an honest confrontation with the untamed demons in its midst.
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Erik and Chrissy observed that the Brooklyn mansion is lucky to have so much private land behind it, but that the space was virtually untamed — and therefore nearly unused.
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The study, which involved scanning the hearts of untamed primates and a wide variety of men, indicates that hearts adapt in telling ways to the needs of their owners.
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On a recent spring morning, the revered British perfumer makes her way through a sea of wild grass and cow parsley in an untamed quarter of London's Regent's Park.
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Roxane Gay is one of the few who divulge the modest specific numbers (a $12,500 advance for her novel "An Untamed State"; $15,000 for her essay collection "Bad Feminist").
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The four main characters were all shrunken as part of an experiment and are now forced to survive the untamed wilds that are actually a standard American suburban backyard.
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A game set in Dubai could offer the same sense of escapism, thanks to the city's proximity to one of the most untamed lands on earth, the Arabian Desert.
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Not just another run of the mill DJ or party, no, something greater, capable of giving laughter, capable of making even the most cynical punter erupt like an untamed bugle.
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These latest wrongdoings are just more examples that illustrate how YouTube (and the streaming video space as a whole) is still an untamed frontier when it comes to product endorsements.
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We've had pizza rat, we've had double pizza rats, and now, thanks to the untamed wilds of New York City, we have a new set of internet stars: churro rats.
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Bachelor: U Pecorinu, Murray's Chese Bio: Hailing from the island of Corsica, these ruddy discs of sheep's milk are as wild and untamed as the mountainous wilderness they come from.
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Turshen's wild head of curls might suggest that her approach leans towards the untamed and spontaneous, but the truth seems to be that she values precision and concision as well.
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The transition from the manicured resort feel of Batumi to the untamed woods around Mirveti, just a half-hour's drive away, was my introduction to how diverse Georgia's landscape is.
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Read: In her third memoir, "Untamed," Glennon Doyle, who founded the Christian parenting blog Momastery, discusses her divorce from her husband and her marriage to the soccer star Abby Wambach.
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But where other games like Animal Crossing restrict themselves to a preindustrial idyll, the untamed fantasyland of Pokémon exists side by side with the scientific quagmires of the modern world.
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With looping equipment, she layers guitar and keyboard lines, beats and vocal parts that can be sweetly melodic, raspy and untamed or speedy enough to reach the verge of rapping.
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Leakin Park Pronounced "Lincoln" for some reason, this park, combined with adjacent Gwynn Falls Park, consists of more than 1000 acres of wooded, untamed land on the western edge of Baltimore.
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"It Means I Love You," the new video from Jessy Lanza is a glimpse into the Hamilton, Ontario singer and producer's world of lavish sequin shawls, untamed greenhouses, and kaleidoscope vision.
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A critic for ARTnews, writing in 217 about both the work of Pollock and Krasner, said Krasner's paintings could be seen as an attempt to "tidy up" Pollock's more untamed gestures.
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Returning to the Aeon Flow Open, I still find them supremely enjoyable, and they provide a nice change of intensity from the untamed attention-seeking beast that is their closed sibling.
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Evidence coming... shortly But many of Trump's most high profile dodges and delays have less to do with legislation than his untamed Twitter finger and the administration's subsequent clean-up efforts.
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Analysts grew more alarmed as the Federal Reserve's Sunday efforts to keep the financial system operating with infusions of capital proved no match for a public health emergency that remains untamed.
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ANDRÉ M. ZACHERY/RENEGADE PERFORMANCE GROUP "Untamed Space" is inspired by Mr. Zachery's lineage in the American South and Haiti, as well as his upbringing on the South Side of Chicago.
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She told her cheering supporters that the biggest issue of the election was "untamed globalization," which she said was threatening France and its culture, a theme she emphasized during the campaign.
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He was, in some respects, a caricature of the German academic (which he had once expected to become): an imperious know-it-all with untamed hair in a misbuttoned frock coat.
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"Star Wars," in all its eras and forms, is about a galaxy so vast and unruly that even at the apex of mighty empires, there are untamed, free and lawless zones.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Since this country's founding in the early 20th century, the packs of untamed horses that roam freely through our beautiful and hostile alpine landscape have captured the public's imagination.
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The Tokyo quintet's Wikipedia page deins them "psychedelic folk" and "psychedelic rock," but their beards—rangy, untamed, and cut at precisely the same length—offer a more fitting glimpse into its sound.
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The established parties need to deal with this problem not just because their success depends upon it but also because, if left to fester, untamed nationalism can be a powerfully destructive force.
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With "Untamed," the Momastery founder unpacks the many changes in her life since her previous two books, including her divorce from her husband and her marriage to the soccer star Abby Wambach.
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Now on her Burning House Tour to promote her debut LP Untamed, the singer says having a spouse with a "normal" job (Weaver is a commercial real estate agent) helps keep her grounded.
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The purpose of this performance with a coyote, "a wild spirit - often thought of as America's untamed spirit" was to hopefully make the coyote "tolerant and accepting through Beuys' desire to heal." pic.twitter.
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"The American Street," highly anticipated and arriving this winter, is a novel set in Detroit but is meant to evoke Bushwick, Brooklyn, during the 1980s when it was a desolate and untamed place.
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Photographer Jill Freedman's work has taken her through the untamed heart of the America—from the front lines of poverty to rooftops raging with fire to life and death situations with street cops.
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After first consulting their longtime gardener, the Franceschettis bought the chateau and its nearly four hectares, or about nine acres, of untamed land — sold as a bank foreclosure for an undisclosed price. Mrs.
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If you're a fan of queer romance, or any intense drama full of soulmates saving each other while standing back-to-back united against the world, then The Untamed is an obvious rec.
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Ms. Kopatchinskaja wholeheartedly joins Mr. Currentzis in bringing the untamed spirit of the primitivist "Les Noces" ("The Wedding") into their fascinating deconstruction of Tchaikovsky's war horse concerto, virtuosic in its own willful way.
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For all the schmaltz and all the predictable twists and turns of the plot, you get a thoroughly entertaining two hours in which a large, untamed dog teaches Tom Hanks how to love.
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"The Quarry Fox and Other Critters of the Wild Catskills" (The Overlook Press, $25), by the naturalist Leslie T. Sharpe, is a poignant and modern reminder of untamed creatures so close to home.
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In a country with more than 4,600 miles of coastline, I wondered if one of Brazil's best beaches could really be situated deep in the untamed interior of the world's largest rain forest.
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At a spring training game on Sunday, the Philadelphia Phillies unveiled a new look for the Phillie Phanatic, the snout-nosed mascot whose untamed antics have captivated baseball fans for more than 40 years.
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But during an untamed time, not long ago, New Yorkers routinely slid open the doors at the ends of train cars and stood in the open space as the train hurtled through the tunnel.
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Aspiras paired the copper color with some untamed texture to top it off: "One of my favorite hair looks and this weeks best beauty of the week hair: loose shiny and wild curls," Aspiras wrote.
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On May 24 last year, a young Eritrean man with a mop of curly, untamed hair was sitting in the Asmara when Sudanese police and intelligence forces suddenly stormed into the café and arrested him.
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On Thursday, he and the three other men — all immigrants who worked construction in largely untamed territories of New York City — were handed checks of up to $50,000 by the city comptroller, Scott M. Stringer.
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And Amat Escalante of Mexico, whose brutal film "Heli" disrupted Cannes a few years ago, returns with "The Untamed" ("La Región Salvaje") about the effect of a mysterious mountain visitor on a couple in turmoil.
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The untamed experience of being on the ranch gives them the chance to go a little wild, and becomes their beloved escape from the monotony of life in California — until the changes of adolescence intervene.
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The internet is a wild and largely untamed place, and despite all of its advantages and its full integration into our day-to-day lives, there's still a lot of darkness luring around the edges.
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She has inspired poetry, literature, art and song, but often the sea is portrayed as something untrustworthy—an untamed, raw and powerful force of nature containing leviathans, krakens and other terrifying monsters of the midnight murk.
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For others, the first two weeks have been trial by fire, reflecting an untamed narcissistic desire to generate attention and affirmation, and made possible by creating an inner circle that has seemingly removed apolitical expert oversight.
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"Texas likes to think of itself as the wild, untamed West, where man can do what he wants to do, to hell with who he's doing it to," explains Lynn Cuny, founder of Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation.
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The wild, untamed fantasy of the West has always sat next to negative depictions of industrialization but Red Dead Redemption 22017's meticulous, verging into fetishistic, presentation feels charged with our current moment of ecological devastation.
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Kong: Skull Island looks as much like a Vietnam film as it does a monster movie, with helicopters full of soldiers, flamethrowers, and miles and miles of untamed jungle threatening to kill anyone who ventures inside.
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Related: World Champion Surfer Kelly Slater Threw an Art Show About Politics Essay: On the Edge of Zion, Utah Artists Remain Untamed | #50StatesofArt It's MTV Cribs, Except It's Shot by Teens in the South Bronx Projects
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Born in Gaffney, S.C., she came up as a model in the late 1970s, her rosy cheeks and untamed hair a welcome alternative to the sleek blondes — Cybill, Christie and Cheryl — who had dominated that decade.
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The colonialist power fantasy is enticing because it is, like most power fantasies, ultimately about control, and in this case, giving control to the player in a way that simulates struggle and dominance over "untamed" lands.
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But instead of reveling in her retirement, Ms. Hurchalla, who has devoted her life to protecting the untamed Florida wilderness that she loved, has been fighting a public battle with a rock-mining company — and losing.
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Mr. Escalante is an exceptionally deft and subtle realist, and you sometimes feel, in "Heli" and even more so in "The Untamed" that he is drawn to extremity partly out of boredom with his own skill.
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There is another possibility, though, which is that "The Untamed" is not a slice-of-life tale pretending to be a monster movie, but rather a bone-dry comedy pretending to be both of those things.
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"We watched her strip out of a tuxedo and set the stage on fire, we watched her tame a snake and be very untamed with the one and only Madonna," Kim Kardashian-West said in her introduction.
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Whether you're tracking quests across the untamed lands of the iconic looter-shooter Borderlands 2, or breaking a sweat with the intense, precise rhythms of Beat Saber, you're going to be having the time of your life.
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With the city kicking off a long-delayed redevelopment of the area, the curtain seems set to fall on this wedge-shaped area nicknamed the Iron Triangle — one of New York City's most curious and untamed neighborhoods.
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This deadly affair killed most of the dragons — and most of the humans with the ability to tame and ride dragons — leaving only four surviving fire breathers, two of which disappeared, with one roaming wild and untamed.
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No, the game's real star will be that, well, that thing that sits atop OSU coach Mike Gundy's head and spills down the back of his neck, untamed like a wild bronco galloping across the vast open prairie.
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Tabasco describes Scorpion Sauce as "a tangy sauce with untamed heat and a touch of Caribbean sweetness," which means it isn't just about burning your tongue off; the brand actually wanted to make something that tastes good, too.
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When you exist outside of regular society, when the nine-to-five gig is as foreign to you as going somewhere hot for a vacation, it makes it easier to indulge in the wilder, untamed side of things.
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"Untamed," the third memoir by Glennon Doyle, founder of the Christian parenting blog Momastery, has the same untethered voice as "Love Warrior," but almost everything else in Doyle's life has changed since that book came out in 2016.
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When Wynwood was just 20 homeless guys whose sleep was starting to be interrupted by hip collectors and wildly untamed Miami art kids, David Castillo opened his gallery right in the middle of the then-very shitty neighborhood.
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But in a thrilling change of pace, THE SIBERIAN DILEMMA (Simon & Schuster, $27) takes us out of the city and into Russia's untamed wilderness in search of a journalist who's gone missing while on a dangerous, perhaps foolhardy, assignment.
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Mr. Zachery and his group, dedicated to exploring the black artistic aesthetic, excavates his roots in "Untamed Space" by looking at his lineage in the Southern United States and Haiti as well as his upbringing on Chicago's South Side.
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After nearly two years living here, I've found a peace and tranquility that is so elusive in the U.S. Visitors to Costa Rica always comment on the country's natural untamed beauty and diverse wildlife, all of which is mind-blowing.
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There's a kind of terrible logic to that: You'd only find those sorts of scenes sexy if you were fearful of and repulsed by black men, if you saw them not as people but as some kind of fierce, untamed taboo.
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Gay, a true force of nature, is the author of the New York Times bestselling memoir Hunger and the essay collection Bad Feminist, as well as the novel An Untamed State and two short story collections, Difficult Women and Ayiti.
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It's fully dark now, kids' eyes in the headlights like the eyes of untamed beasts, lions and hyenas and what, jackals, and then they're off and all he's thinking is, If Warren thinks I'm going to bail first, he's crazy . . .
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The Untamed is an epic fantasy with a romance at its center, led by a problem child who comes back from the dead in order to fix the broken world he left behind — and finally unite with his true love.
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Background Reading: Ross on Steve King's white supremacy and the left's anti-Semitism problem and Trump, untamed or constrained David on the case for removing Trump from office and Trump's political vulnerability Michelle on the government shutdown and anti-Semitism vs.
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I first encountered this untamed aspect of the largest island in the Caribbean in the late '227.50s, when, during a brief thaw in United States-Cuba relations, I embarked on a scuba diving road trip along the country's southern coast.
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"We're seeing a rise in people wanting to go off-grid, digitally detox, and taste the kind of wilderness that is as yet still untouched, untamed, and untainted by tourism," Amelia Stewart, brand ambassador for Original Travel, told Business Insider.
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A pristine stretch of coastline that Davis describes as "one of the last untamed beaches in the US," Cape Sable has been eroding and losing wetlands rapidly over the past century, thanks in part to canals cut by humans in the 1920s.
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Roxane Gay is also the New York Times best-selling author of the memoir Hunger; the short-story collection Difficult Women; the novel An Untamed State; the essay collection Bad Feminist; and several comic books in Marvel's Black Panther: World of Wakanda series.
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As you explore the untamed land and run into interesting characters, you'll be in charge of your gang, deciding what missions to go on, and even taking care of your horses so that they don't buck when you try to ride them.
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Flashback: Facebook's original superpower — and the reason so many users flocked to it from the untamed wilds of the wider web — was that it gave you an assurance of semi-privacy and a respite from the anonymity that fueled so much online conflict.
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But Mr. Ramdev is also an Indian swami, having renounced all worldly pleasures and possessions, and he sits cross-legged on the couch, his face fringed by an untamed beard, his body draped in the saffron cloth of a Hindu holy man.
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At its most constrained, the event attracted as many as 300 people, who gathered not only for the kind of ecumenical fellowship rarely found in the modern world outside an A.A. meeting, but, above all, to experience Mr. Schjeldahl's mythic, untamed fireworks.
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Earlier this year, a wonderful thing happened to me: I fell hard for a Chinese drama series called The Untamed (Chen Qing Ling), a sweeping tale about two magic-wielders battling demonic forces and complicated power struggles in a feudal-era fantasy world.
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CreditCreditPaul Childs/Reuters STIA, Italy — The road from Faella, down in the Arno valley, winds up and up into the hills, beyond the vineyards, with their military precision, beyond the tangled olive groves and into the woods, thick and dark and untamed.
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He and his nephew quickly turned the untamed grass flats into a cattle ranch, a practice that the island's subsequent landowners found to be more lucrative than development, at least until oil and gas leases and — eventually — preservation and tourism took precedence.
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She plays raucous, untamed lead guitar in "Charity" and "Help Your Self"; in "City Looks Pretty," a song about post-tour letdown, she and the guitarist Dan Luscombe stack up frantic, droning strummed guitars that telegraph both nervous energy and homebound stasis.
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I would argue, in fact, that it is the most fundamental form of human cognition, one that must have evolved long before deductive and inductive logic, when the first humans began developing the skills needed for their survival in an untamed environment.
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Released in summer 2019 as a web series on Tencent, The Untamed was a huge hit, racking up nearly 8 billion views by the end of the year and turning its two leads, Xiao Zhan and Wang Yibo, into major celebrities in their home country.
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During the 2016 Democratic primaries, supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders generated many memes promoting their man, often focusing on his untamed hair and his socialism, or unscripted moments that seemed funny or charming, such as when a bird landed on his lectern during a rally.
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He understood that in the era of globalism — when vehicles built on similar engineering platforms but sold in multiple countries were mechanical commodities, and when money could flow in and out Renault and Nissan on untamed rivers — a CEO needed to symbolize his ideology.
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In essence, the work in this show proceeds from the fundamental shift in contemporary art, fully felt by the early 93s, toward conceptual self-consciousness, but effectively turns that impulse in its head, disguising its logic-prone origins with a seemingly untamed use of materials.
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Lou Reed, John Cale, Sterling Morrison, and Maureen Tucker merged raw rock and roll with musique concrète and the avant-garde to create an untamed and menacing sound that perfectly underscored their poetic tales of drug deals, sadomasochistic sex and other snapshots of the urban underworld.
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After centuries of being in retreat from humans, things are looking up for Ursus arctos horribilis in Western Canada, where the grizzly bear, long a symbol of the untamed wilderness, now embodies a fight over how far society should go in the pursuit of responsible environmental stewardship.
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Perhaps that's why a selection of images featuring an odd cast of elderly characters camouflaging with their natural environments feels so at home in the DCDT Gallery in Detroit — this city that still holds space for analog technologies, inter-generational wisdom, and parcels of untamed wilderness.
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"There's so much about Laurey that is tough — she's got strong ideas and opinions throughout the play — and there's also so much talk of fear," said Ms. Jones, whose agile, alert face is framed by untamed curls and anchored by a pair of limpid brown eyes.
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The West was integrated compared to places east of the Appalachian Mountains from which many black people had fled, Mr. Katz said in an interview before he died at age 92 in October; in the untamed West, life was simply too hard to keep up such barriers.
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Still as "primal and untamed" as it was when she left to pursue a career as a concert pianist in London, the place now feels haunted — as indeed it is, by the memory of all the young women who have gone missing since she went away.
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The 39-year-old former reality star — who rose to fame on Jon and Kate Plus 8, the TBS series which about his then-wife and their eight children — is joining the dancers at Caesars Atlantic City's Untamed Male Revue for a one-night-only event on April 1.
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He has headgear to measure his considerable and untamed brain waves, a neti pot, a state-of-the-art water filtration system, Indian Clubs for body conditioning, baskets of myofascial release balls and foam rollers, rolls of yijing coins, a VR headset, and many more items of dubious utility.
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He captured not just the pleasures of childhood — easy access to the realm of fantasy and imagination, an untamed capacity for wonder and surprise — but also its dark side: fears of abandonment and loss; a sense of vulnerability in a chaotic world where control, even understanding, feels elusive.
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Instead of playing out familiar plotlines, which would otherwise escort us all the way to the tomb, we can take over the screenplays of our lives, and we can begin to spin the most quixotic yarns, set in a wilderness untamed by moralism, careerism and the strictures of conformism.
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Many black women grow up with the notion that straight hair is healthy and easy to manage, while curly hair is messy and untamed and heavily braided hair is too ethnic, according to Ingrid Banks, an associate professor of black studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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As Empson makes clear, his hostility towards dogs was rooted in the widespread sense in Early Modern Europe that life was a brutal, elemental affair, with dogs standing in for a Hobbesian world of strife and struggle, in which human nature was likely to revert to the wildly untamed and animalistic.
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Why you shouldn't want to always be happy Hedonism has its philosophical roots as far back as Plato and Socrates, but ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus is often credited with articulating an early brand of hedonism based not on a life of untamed appetites, but on moderate pleasures and respect for others.
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Tall and animated, with the untamed grace of a leggy thoroughbred, Hearst has won praise for her two-year-old line, Gabriela Hearst, which marries the urban sophistication of her New York life with the more rustic romanticism of her childhood home — 20043,22004 acres on the pampas of Uruguay's Paysandu region.
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"For the last 45 days, we are dealing with this elephant," Ashit Ranjan Paul, Bangladesh's conservator of forests and wildlife, said after a three-member team of Indian experts visited the animal, untamed but weak and dehydrated, in a swampy area of the northern Jamalpur district where it has been confined.
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But on the pavement through the Klein Berkheide nature reserve, the closest patch of untamed nature near Leiden, a gang of Lycra-clad and helmeted sports cyclists whizzed past making use of hills and valleys in the dunes all the way along the coast from Katwijk an Zee to Den Hague.
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While Rousseau and Gauguin were European men painting tropical scenes populated by animals and indigenous people for an audience like themselves, Tarver is a woman of color prodding viewers to play the role of peeping Tom in an untamed jungle — to look in a manner similar to her exoticizing French forebears.
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But you wouldn't expect cowboy songs in this vein—produced, written, and performed alongside Josh Ritter, Josh Kaufman, and members of The National—a dozen bittersweet pastoral ballads and western hymns, cousins of the original cowboy folklore that were passed down in untamed territories in the days before radio had full reach.
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The beard, otherwise known as the unkempt, untamed, unruly thicket of wires located on the cheeks and chin of forward John Shurna, became the unofficial mascot of Valencia's winning streak, a lucky charm that inspired everyone around it but — unlike most other furry mascots — also seemed to grow like virulent kitchen mold.
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Britney Spears made an amazing return to the VMAs After Kardashian West introduced Spears with, "We watched her strip out of a tuxedo and set the stage on fire, we watched her tame a snake and be very untamed with the one and only Madonna," we knew we were in for something good.
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On the one hand, they exotify both the female and animal as the untamed other; on the other hand, they portray women as empowered by animals, the way that Game of Thrones' Daenerys Targaryen is empowered by her dragons, or Sansa Stark by her wolf — thereby enforcing female comfort with all things wild.
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Her best teacher, she said, was the director David Lynch: "Without him, I would not have made the acting choices I've made, because he required me to play the girl next door" (in "Blue Velvet"), "to be completely untamed" (in "Wild at Heart"), "and to have no narrative at all" (in "Inland Empire").
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Untamed Land's spaghetti Westernized "Old West Black Metal" feels like a railway crash between what Cobalt aims to be aesthetically and, oddly enough, Summoning, with whom this Akron, Ohio outfit share a love for bombastic strings and grandiose atmospheres (though they're more focused on lighting prairie fires and ancient mountain mysteries than battling orcs).
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Outside the Olympic bubble, gun battles between the police and drug gangs in Complexo do Alemão, a collection of favelas, the poor urban areas that emerged as squatter settlements, were a stubborn reminder of the untamed violence and yawning inequities in a city that officials had promised would be the world's safest during the Games.
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Primitivism meant different things for different groups: African art for the Cubists; Oceanian art and the cult of the child —as Robert Goldwater framed it — for the Surrealists; the untamed self for the German Expressionists and Cobra; the de-conditioned cultural self for the Informel artists and Dubuffet; and the anonymous Medieval artist for Bissière.
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OPYTNOE POLE, Russia — Perched in the cabin of a clunky Russian tractor, Li Chengbin, a 235-year-old peasant farmer from China, drove round and round in ever widening circles, plowing a field to get it ready for planting — and rejoicing at the opportunities offered by untamed lands in the Russian Far East almost empty of people.
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Cumming is also a model: for Anna Sui, Max Mara, Rochas and, most prominently, Saint Laurent, where her inky gaze — today accented by midnight eyeliner and untamed brows — caught the eye of the brand's then-creative and image director Hedi Slimane; between 2014 and 2016, she walked in six shows and starred in three campaigns for the brand.
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They were focused on the sonic nuances of what happens when two instruments sustain drones on pitches just a few cycles apart — creating the acoustic interference patterns known as beats, which set the whole room throbbing and built up swarming, untamed overtones — or linger for long minutes over just a handful of notes, smearing their frequencies with a gong.
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My ex was controlling, even gaslighting and manipulative at times, tossing his head and accusing me of being a wild, untamed, shitty girlfriend when I wanted to do things he didn't like: travel with friends he didn't approve of, party with my sister in Madison, apply to only secular colleges, spend a summer studying abroad, far away from his clutches.
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Last week the former reality star announced on Twitter that he'd be taking part in the Men Untamed Male Revue Show at Caesar's Dusk Nightclub in Atlantic City, where he works as a DJ. The hype was intense, but, as it turned out, Gosselin's stint as a "male stripper" probably would have ended up on the Magic Mike cutting room floor. E!
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Michael Luchs is more or less the platonic ideal image of the Detroit creative spirit in the wild and untamed Cass Corridor — once the rough-and-tumble area situated just south of Wayne State University, and home to a coterie of interdisciplinary creatives who gave birth to Detroit's highest-profile homegrown contemporary art, the Cass Corridor Movement, most active from the 1960s to the '80s.
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" Later he becomes a passionate bird-watcher, and his accounts of visiting the River Dee estuary are heartfelt and wonderful — a skinny teenage boy with cheap binoculars finding himself in a wild and untamed place only six miles from his home near a big industrial city but where he sees tens of thousands of birds that shade the sky like "a billowing cloud of smoke.
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When people in Los Angeles talk about "the desert" they mean one of two quite different things: They are either referring to the manicured, climate-controlled, midcentury modern, golf-green, martini-chilled, enclaves of Palm Springs, Palm Desert, La Quinta and their surrounding resort cities, or they mean the High Desert, usually the town of Joshua Tree in the untamed, purportedly mystical, rawer, region to the north.
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Sometimes, in the summer, I walk up the hill and I look out over it, the housing development on one side and the Georgian town center at the bottom of the other, and I have this fantasy image of how it once was, before Alresford was founded in the Middle Ages, when all of this was untouched: just the wild, untamed nature that it keeps wanting to turn itself back into.
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"News of the World" is a narrow but exquisite book about the joys of freedom (experienced even by a raging river threatening to overrun its banks); the discovery of unexpected, proprietary love between two people who have never experienced anything like it; pure adventure in the wilds of an untamed Texas; and the reconciling of vastly different cultures (as when Kidd has to explain to Johanna, who is all set to collect a white man's scalp, that this "is considered very impolite" and simply isn't done).
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My music cannot be muted or dimmed, it cannot be labelled, disciplined, contained by manicured hedges, my music is the untamed wilderness of the soul, the rebar that holds up the skyscrapers of your city is my music, watch out, your city will crumble to rubble without it, but don't worry, it wasn't much to begin with, that place you called home with its measling river, its rusty bridges, there's a carnival in the meadow of the old floodplain, cotton candy and whirligig lights and the racket rising up from the carrousel is my music, old guys fishing along the breakwater, coffee can half full of fat, wriggling night crawlers— that worm-thrum, that earth-mouth-echo is my music.
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