I guess visceral is accurate in that I attempt to bring the reader or listener on an emotional journey, but it's also a visceral inquiry.
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Mateem was afraid of his god, of what his family would say, of how his culture would condemn him, and so his visceral shame became visceral hatred.
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Our support for her and this new child is visceral.
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But can AI scare us in the immediate, visceral sense?
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There's nothing like the visceral thrill of mixing live music.
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I painstakingly combed through each visceral detail in the document.
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I make work that engages people on a visceral level.
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And a visceral desire to build a more peaceful world.
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Their visceral Euroscepticism threatens the integrity of the euro zone.
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That's part of the visceral thrill — you're facing the unknown!
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Watching a horror movie is almost always a visceral experience.
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And then there are the more visceral temptations of port.
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We talk about good gunplay, tactical complexity, and visceral action.
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Viewers could enjoy a visceral jolt of phony devastation without
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Diet soda wasn't linked to an increase in visceral fat.
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Yeah, and then it becomes super visceral, as you know.
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There is a fierce, visceral, muscular resolve to stop Trump.
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What wins instead are the visceral appeals of political resentment.
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"I wish life was a little less visceral," he responded.
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"There's an almost visceral egolessness," Addison said, after our meal.
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Certainly, it has affected their business in a visceral way.
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When it comes to DiBenedetto's painting, looking is that visceral.
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Prescriptive or expressive, visceral or oppositional, neither guy ever quits.
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There's a visceral quality to punk that's like nothing else.
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The lyrics are speaking to you on a visceral level.
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The results showed weight loss and decreased visceral fat stores.
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It's sexual and visceral and also completely neutered and platonic.
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This effect also shows the visceral vitality of those guys.
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I thought it was such an incredibly visceral, cinematic story.
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Fat Whites are incredibly visceral and grotesque, but not joyous.
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"When people like the show, there's visceral joy," he said.
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Smith's speech was visceral, raw, and important to empathize with.
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On Wednesday morning that dark vision became a visceral reality.
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Crucially, both men had personal experience of Abdoh's visceral work.
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Before that I just have a bunch of visceral responses.
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Cuts to those services are felt in a visceral way.
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We have an emotional, and sometimes visceral, reaction to it.
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Tuvalu and Vanuatu are visceral examples of a global problem.
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"The Passion," Jeanette Winterson Again, it's all about the visceral!
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They had a quiet appeal, if not a visceral currency.
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"I've written visceral and complex music from the very beginning."
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The literal impact of cheer becomes a visceral, shared experience.
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Every element was designed to have a powerful, visceral appeal.
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More critically, though, it makes the warehouse worker's plight visceral.
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"Visceral" is Anderer's word for what Kurosawa was going after.
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CLOSE I'm proud my character elicited such a visceral response.
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There's a visceral disgust with the unfairness of the game.
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I think of it as more of a visceral thing.
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You know, the thing about Trump&aposs unpopularity, it is visceral.
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And so we are immersed in their world, with visceral results.
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That seemingly banal word elicits a violent, visceral reaction from women.
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But the pipeline fight has made the boundary line very visceral.
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Hence the visceral appeal of Donald Trump's protectionist measures against China.
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No, actually, I loathe them, with a rabid, visceral, illogical fervor.
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It's visceral and powerful; one of the show's most memorable fights.
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But he does have a visceral grasp of America's political underbelly.
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These songs felt different to her: more personal and more visceral.
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Loss is a raw, visceral reminder of the frailty of life.
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The post-credits scene confirms that hint in visceral, jarring detail.
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At its best, Grand Ole Opera is a visceral, shared journey.
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Ordering the sperm was the most visceral part of the journey.
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They did have a very visceral repulsion to the whole idea.
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It was just very visceral and personal and it changed me.
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In a store, grocery shopping can become a truly visceral experience.
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I think that you can see what his visceral responses are.
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I understand the visceral negative reaction, because I feel it too.
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This technique has a personal, visceral effect on the clinical reports.
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His connection, she argued, was something much more visceral, even sinister.
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The result is a documentary that is both visceral and upsetting.
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You press play on the data, and have a visceral reaction.
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And yet, their performance is electrifying, visceral, an expression of joy.
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But their reaction to Mr. Trump is especially deep and visceral.
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The thrill of Twitter in 2016 was visceral and habit-forming.
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And I just don't remember the older seasons being as visceral.
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In others, the looping lines evoked a visceral contact through erasure.
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This visceral "something" is more than a simple shift in perspective.
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Do you feel "visceral" is an accurate description of your poetry?
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I've come to understand that I think in a visceral way.
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It's both a visceral thrill and a sickening plunge into chaos.
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It's live, visceral theater, something you can't get in those films.
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It's also a fascinating and visceral tutorial in horse-racing economics.
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These experiences remain raw and visceral for victims and their families.
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Around the world, the threat journalists face is far more visceral.
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For many critics, though, the film provoked a less visceral response.
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For many critics, though, the film provoked a less visceral response.
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Ms. Matthews thinks Mr. Trump's reaction is more visceral than strategic.
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That's what's exposed her to such a visceral reaction from Trump.
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By this point, the audience's screams are loud, raw and visceral.
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Her classmates couldn't understand how her reaction could be so visceral.
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The constant battle between Alibaba, Tencent and others is almost visceral.
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Tan Dun's "Buddha Passion" wavered between visceral sensation and saccharine kitsch.
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The result is at once scenic and complex, challenging and visceral.
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I also learned about space, in an immediate, almost visceral way.
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There was something visceral about the moment, something poignant, something mystical.
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Citing WTO rules doesn't meet Trump's visceral dismissiveness about the WTO.
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The border became a visible and visceral reminder of the turmoil.
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The case would later be thrown out, but the event left Carter with a visceral commitment to the right to bear arms in self-defense and an equally visceral distrust of anything resembling government gun control.
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The frustration with the political establishment in Washington is visceral and real.
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Skilled though it is, the LNAH markets itself as a visceral experience.
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Honestly, that visceral secondhand panic is basically Eighth Grade in a nutshell.
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There's also laughing, cringing, crying, feeling visceral disgust or fear or joy.
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The reactions of some viewers to her pictures may well be visceral.
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That's probably maybe the most visceral kind of memory that I had.
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Doug Chiang, design director for Lucasfilm, is assisting Visceral on the game.
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"I have some personal experience that generated the visceral reaction," she said.
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"It makes the Anthropocene visceral," something felt, not just counted or observed.
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Sexual discomfort, confusion, and insecurity are part of the visceral human experience.
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It's a visceral, terrifying scene that plays out in front of humanity.
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We can't have these visceral experiences with every death in our lives.
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Marlowe's weather imagery of sucking stars and blazing meteors is outrageously visceral.
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A harrowing new series by photographer Nick Brandt makes this transformation visceral.
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It felt like a little more visceral than I wanted to go.
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Your brain and body react in tandem, creating a visceral cinematic experience.
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Although Trump's rhetoric on abortion was often inconsistent, it was certainly visceral.
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That's a much more visceral lesson than PowerPoint slide will ever be.
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You should be able to have an open, visceral experience with it.
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These subplots make the injustice visceral but don't follow a hagiographic script.
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The intimacy of the footage, the roar of the fans, is visceral.
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It's also the kind of fashion that elicits a visceral, emotional reaction.
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The population here is deeply nationalistic and anti-Chinese sentiment is visceral.
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Critics praised Cuarón's visceral and layered storytelling, social analysis, and political commentary.
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People get defensive pretty much immediately, and make it personal and visceral.
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But the soulfulness of Baron's creations is much more visceral than cerebral.
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"It's got to be a visceral," Morello says of the band's work.
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There's a feeling of anxiety that's as visceral as dying, I figure.
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We see Janine's visceral, startling refusal to submit to any more indignities.
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Even then, the emotions were still visceral for Bowles and his players.
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But after Parkland happened, there was a visible, visceral shift in him.
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Pepitone's comedy is the visceral experience of a man being continually struck.
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But "Replay" has a fresh, visceral horror, thanks to Lathan's anguished performance.
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Never was the void so visceral than when our children were involved.
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People now are drawn to darker, more visceral stories, not grandstanding ones.
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For pure visceral clout, nothing else in "Cabin" matches this dance sequence.
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But that abstract notion became visceral on Christmas Eve of that year.
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"For me, when I really love a script, it's visceral," she said.
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When they were younger, the connection I felt to them was visceral.
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Here's why visceral fat cells are so important to your well-being.
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There are two extremely visceral incentives for senators to reach agreement fast.
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That visceral reaction is exactly what will help deter crime, McNutt said.
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It removes some of the visceral factor of seeing gunfire and bloodshed.
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Market veterans may have a visceral reaction to Dalio's "keep dancing" statement.
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But I think there might be something more visceral at its core.
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What's most extraordinary, though, is the visceral potency of Mr. Miyagi's staging.
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"It will be a much more real, visceral reaction," said Ms. Borda.
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Whereas if you see it, it's so much more visceral and bodily.
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Mali is a Welsh name, a tribute to my husband's visceral Welshness.
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When Gordon's gone, you feel his absence in a truly visceral way.
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What it revealed was both candidates' apparent visceral dislike for each other.
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Do news events in Britain still have a visceral impact on you?
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But now I have sort of a visceral reaction to the music.
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Rock is visceral music why create more miles of circuitry between us?
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But at its best, "The Waning Age" is visceral and disarmingly smart.
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With Dream Corp, the original pilot was more of a visceral experience.
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L's visceral depiction of democracy seems even more relevant seven years later.
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The fear of losing my apartment was visceral and haunting and persuasive.
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I wanted to have a tactile and a visceral experience of space.
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Ouyang empathizes with the visceral eroticism derived from visual representations of power.
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Football has an ability to channel pain and discontent into something visceral.
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It's a visceral reaction: some self-protective part of me that takes over.
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Was that a response to lyrics or was it more visceral than that?
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The anger he has harnessed is visceral and the power he holds immense.
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But what we do see is sentimental, albeit in the most visceral way.
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The Sub turns the constant thump-thump in the background into something visceral.
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This constant manipulation of the apparatus lends a visceral quality to the performance.
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My response was visceral, pre-verbal; there was no logical reasoning behind it.
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The kind that give you a visceral feeling of pleasure as you type.
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I noticed that it was more raw, definitely a little bit more visceral.
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When Patroclus is killed in battle (disguised as Achilles), his devastation is visceral.
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Her footage, shaky at times, provided a visceral sense of the unfolding violence.
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It's a cheesy, familiar trope, drawn out into a painful and visceral story.
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Not all Good Friday celebrations in the Philippines are quite so visceral, however.
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Societies' capacity to imagine collapse and barbarism in visceral terms fades with time.
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What it lacks is the visceral horror and madness of those nightmarish odysseys.
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They do not, except in the most exceptional circumstances, display their visceral feelings.
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The visceral anger the hunters feel toward these offenders is clear to see.
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It's a visceral response that's not this passive, detached disinterested experience of art.
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It's messy, visceral, and, above all, a hell of a lot of fun.
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A sensible discussion is hard when inheritance taxes prompt such a visceral reaction.
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The work is unabashedly instinctual to emphasize the visceral qualities of oil paint.
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Where it differs from the first movie, the second is somewhat more visceral.
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It's a commanding and resonant collection, deeply felt and rich in visceral detail.
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He had a visceral aversion to this type of impersonal, hospital-like setting.
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His early works are sexualized, misogynist, and possess a dense, visceral erotic energy.
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What begins as a consensual encounter quickly devolves into a visceral, psychological assault.
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As Brenton's mother, Latrice is approaching the case in a very visceral way.
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There's visceral tension in their gyrating movements toward and away from one another.
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Riverdale is a show that privileges the visceral and joyful over emotional depth.
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It struck me it as a visceral thing, besides being an intellectual thing.
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The vision was to create a film that was real, visceral and romantic.
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We have allowed voices of violence to permeate every level of visceral mediation.
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There's a visceral element to it that does show up on on screen.
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Threats to integrity and availability are much more visceral and much more devastating.
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"There's just nothing more visceral than a car in the air," he says.
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Just a really visceral feeling, like get me poolside with a credit card.
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It is obvious that Villeneuve identifies with this character on a visceral level.
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Visceral Recess, created by Future Wife, is a highly-responsive playground for festivalgoers.
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During Julius's visit, Muriel feels an attraction to him that's visceral but amorphous.
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But that visceral, revolting antipathy is nothing compared to people's reaction to Cruz.
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The visceral hate for this president, and the resistance by Democrats, is appalling.
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It's visceral, and scary, and it affects how people live, work and pray.
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"I had an immediate and very visceral reaction to the text," she said.
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This calendar shows the visceral way the gender pay gap affects all races
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It still has that visceral kind of energy but it kind of unravels.
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Hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, fires, droughts and earthquakes are visceral, local, recurring and inevitable.
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The most visceral evidence is the death of young migrants in U.S. custody.
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If Madonna's goal was draw visceral reactions ... it's a guarantee she'll get 'em.
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This is why I had such a visceral reaction to Tom Brokaw's comments.
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But for me, Visceral has always been associated with another series: Dead Space.
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I don't just respect her work, I understand it on a visceral level.
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Good sex writing is all about visceral, specific imagery, and this has it.
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It should be visceral, a player should feel like a Hall of Famer.
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The violence, when it does move toward center stage, is visceral and stunning.
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The rationale is simple: Instant gratification takes a back seat to visceral experience.
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The weight of the album is visceral, its misery and hopelessness made audible.
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The beauty of even his best works elicits a visceral, embarrassing object lust.
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Youth politics was also more tribal, more visceral, and more violent than today.
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"Midterm voters, especially, vote on visceral emotions, fear and anger," Mr. Israel said.
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But little has been known about visceral fat and brain health in children.
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He was an old dog, but I love how visceral his writing is.
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It didn't have resonance; the visceral, stomach-clenching recognition that great fashion inspires.
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But pure racial assertion seems to have burned alongside something still more visceral.
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The more personal a protest, the more visceral it becomes for both sides.
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But his visceral hatred of Trump seems to be the real catalyst here.
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Yes, it's one of the more visceral, obvious disqualifiers for any presidential nominee.
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Pure, visceral emotions, at odds with a society's moral code, dominate such works.
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That might be more visceral than logical, but this is a strange environment.
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Some were more conceptual in approach, while others were freer and more visceral.
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We have visceral feelings because we pour so much of ourselves into it.
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CH: Some people have a visceral negative reaction to seeing images of bodies.
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Worship is sacred, and in Black culture specifically, worship through music is visceral.
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How do we get that across in a visceral way to the audience?
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We have embarked on a more visceral era in which emotion supersedes political discussion.
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These kinds of deliberate, random killings prompt a visceral reaction that connects us all.
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They care about—or want to exploit—the raw visceral fear of terrorist violence.
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The feelings exhumed are so raw and visceral that all pretense is wiped away.
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But there's one form of harassment he describes at length and with visceral anguish.
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These memories intertwine with smells, conjuring up the past like a visceral film reel.
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" A Brexit vote "would be so unexpected that there could be a visceral reaction.
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It's a visceral, raw look at the physical reality of childbearing and child-rearing.
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As visceral as it looked, though, the reality of the death wasn't as traumatic.
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Even the most anti-Trump GOP voter has a visceral problem with Mrs. Clinton.
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Like awakening from a dream, it was intense and visceral, and nearly as exhausting.
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This is different from the more traditionally linear project Visceral was reportedly working on.
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This is nothing more than a visceral reaction to educated young women striking back.
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Lyrically, Byrne forgoes visceral scene-setting, instead using metaphor to dissect complex emotional dynamics.
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There's still a really visceral need to be around death in a controlled environment.
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The greatest difference in the types of microbes was seen when comparing visceral fat.
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The show promotes thoughtfulness, but it also works on an almost intensely visceral level.
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This isn't the first time I've had such a visceral reaction to shock imagery.
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Vinz's response is visceral and stricken: He lowers the gun, turns away, and vomits.
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It's really rare to get such a visceral reaction just from looking at art.
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The colors exude a glow, particularly when they are abutting a visceral black form.
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It is both Documenta's most powerful, visceral work, as well as its most disturbing.
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Trump's Muslim ban has unleashed more visceral reactions, including unambiguously hostile views toward Islam.
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The North Korean state attempts to engender a visceral hatred for the United States.
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It's a visual, visceral reminder that soldiers leave very little simply on the battlefield.
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Recurring themes include freedom, identity, and anti-nostalgia, creating visceral reactions in her fans.
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Black Lips want a return to the animal kingdom: visceral, carnal, occasionally non-verbal.
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There's nothing quite like the sweet, visceral melodrama of being a teenager in love.
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How do we make our characters more visceral in the moment with the guests?
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Their visceral hate for the president has clouded their judgment and hijacked their party.
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A party has to stand for something that transcends the immediate or the visceral.
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Trump's visceral rhetoric has never been matched by real actions, but that could change.
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Kavanaugh seemed to validate that fear in the most visceral way possible on Thursday.
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Buchanan's organizing worldview is embodied in visceral form in the person of Steve Bannon.
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People generally have a visceral reaction to the idea of a universal basic income.
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It's a visceral medium, and choruses are meant to be drilled into one's head.
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Will: I've had a visceral connection to the music since I first heard it.
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The final result feels visceral, your entire body sensitive to what's happening on stage.
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" She went on, "I mean, the most visceral, the most emotional, the most raw.
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But they work in different styles — Kreimendahl's is visceral, Kaufman's meditative, Mr. Barbagallo's impish.
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The spectacle outside the rally on Monday served as a visual and visceral counterpoint.
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Mr. Preljocaj's "MC 14/22 (Ceci est mon corps)" was, at least, more visceral.
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And it's so visceral and hyperbolic, I didn't know if people would get it.
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"I walked in and had a visceral reaction of terror," Ms. Schreck confessed recently.
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These make up the visceral ongoingness, the blood and guts of being 'with child.
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Intuitively, I try to express the energy, emotion, and the visceral qualities of existence.
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Extinction is a visceral tragedy, universally understood: There is no coming back from it.
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Likewise, the relationships between boxing opponents revealed visceral truths about human connections and psyches.
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Nonetheless, the visceral thrills of such a beastly, beautiful automobile could not be overestimated.
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After 150 heart-wrenching, raw, graphic, visceral impact statements, how can anyone ... believe that?
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The child, in turn, picks up on this visceral reaction right away, she says.
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It's funny and dark and gross and full of visceral detail and soaring metaphors.
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The only candidate whom Mr. Trump has a visceral fear of is Michael Bloomberg.
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I was so focused on the video game I didn't see the visceral connection.
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The production is skittish, ominous and visceral, a soundtrack for puffed-chest face-offs.
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"When you're seeing through Jessica's lens, it's immediate and feels visceral," Ms. Paulson said.
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Supporters of the president chose to attack the whistleblower's credibility, often with grotesque visceral.
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The experience is visceral and enveloping in a way that the news is not.
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It was a visceral experience, like falling for an unforgettable song on first listen.
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Nixon's antipathy for most of the national press corps had been visceral and calculated.
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The day-to-day news lacks the visceral emotional intensity of immigration and guns.
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How do you connect with people on an emotional level — on a visceral level?
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How do you connect with people on an emotional level, on a visceral level?
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The visceral force of Ms. Liddell's confessional monologues has salvaged many of her productions.
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There was something about it that spoke to me on, like, a visceral level.
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I think there is a visceral reaction when you talk about gerrymandering in Pennsylvania.
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I remember reading Sheryl Sandberg's book and I had this visceral reaction to it.
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They are visceral scorn, an unabashed hatred is apparent for all to see every day.
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In all of the work there is a dialogue between the visual and the visceral.
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My deepest, most visceral reaction is identical to Graham's: Roof does not deserve to live.
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Yet their extended tongues and pained facial expressions make their agony seem visceral and real.
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There does seem to be a special, visceral repulsion among some voters toward the president.
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But the right kinds of violence are just as visceral, only in the opposite direction.
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What's interesting about this is, you really get a good, visceral sense of the scale.
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For all of the source material's shortcomings, Ready Player One is a geeky, visceral pleasure.
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The visceral nature of horror allows audiences to identify and empathize with the genre's protagonists.
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Yet Ms. Huppuch delivers the play's showstopping moment with talent and a gleeful, visceral relish.
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The performance was visceral and commanding and words genuinely fail to capture more than that.
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In terms of visceral impact, Halil Altindere's video installation, Homeland, is perhaps the most striking.
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But I can't pretend to understand, on a visceral level, life as a Black woman.
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Game development studio Visceral Games is being shut down, its publishing parent EA announced today.
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"It would have been a bloody and visceral scene charged with powerful emotion," said Sugiyama.
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He is someone who communicates through tweets and tends to be visceral in his responses.
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They are purposeful, they are mission driven and have direct visceral experience with the issues.
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That's just a visceral reaction I still have to this day … it's just too painful.
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"For us, it's visceral, it's now -- but it actually happened 26,000 years ago," she said.
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But it didn't take long for those moments to become too raw, and too visceral.
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"The visceral, gut reaction that people have makes it more powerful than Russia," he said.
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Twenty-five years after its release, Psalm 69 remains a revelatory, thrilling, and visceral album.
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What you do here matters, and you can see the results in a visceral way.
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"When artists use natural materials, their work tends to have a visceral resonance," reflects Walker.
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This move has been universally mocked, but the film is indeed a uniquely visceral experience.
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A cost of this approach is that is lacks the visceral sleaze that drives headlines.
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"We don't have the same visceral reaction to conservatives on campus," she said of Elizabethtown.
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Through the visceral otherness of the experience, the film captures a growing sense of alienation.
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The film presented, in stark and human terms, the visceral damage caused by gas drilling.
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For this alliance, a visceral objection to Israel's existence was a key point of unity.
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Read more: This calendar shows the visceral way the gender pay gap affects all races
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The movie's mix of visceral, kinetic action and contemporary political concerns felt fresh to audiences.
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Trump's brash promises had a visceral appeal to a decisive segment of the Republican electorate.
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Granted, some of these critiques seemed to be visceral emotional reactions rather than strategic advice.
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I had found something that gave me a visceral reflection of my own sex life.
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"Clinton is radioactive," he said, hinting at the visceral distaste for Clinton among many conservatives.
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"Anti," a more electronic track, is so visceral and fuzzy, a haze of thundering sound.
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The play's directors, Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan, don't really mind the visceral reactions, though.
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I felt I had to give readers a visceral understanding of how awful that was.
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Upon this rather sterile stage of inorganic matter, the bodily and visceral make cheeky cameos.
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Some items are more visceral, like a piece of leather from his dead son's shoe.
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This shocking moment at the end of season four wasn't just sad — it was visceral.
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"If a physical quest is visceral, it can be felt in others," Ms. Evans said.
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And it makes the violence of its rape and its suicide scenes obvious and visceral.
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Studying art in Egypt years ago she had a visceral shock in the Bibliotheca Alexandrina.
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It is what distinguishes Argentine soccer from its more sedate, less visceral cousin in Europe.
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In an installation combining found objects, photos, and video, Wolf creates a visceral urban narrative.
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But, he acknowledged, the choice of whether to open the Arctic is a visceral one.
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For many people, the mere mention of Swift's name triggers an immediate, almost visceral reaction.
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Because Tosches is one of the few writers you can experience on a visceral level.
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Mary's scenes, which are laced throughout the novel, are visceral and seeped with Gothic gloom.
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It was a shocking, visceral way to show off the awesome power of a lightsaber.
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That kind of nostalgia is powerful and visceral, but it's hard to ignore the subtext.
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Even for the most jaded skygazers, these events can provoke a visceral sense of wonder.
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The connection between Mr. Trump and the forces Mr. Bannon represents is visceral and durable.
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Hopefully the demon-slaying action remains as thrilling and visceral as ever, despite the changes.
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"That is a visceral argument and plays to the Bubbas in the crowd," Marsh said.
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But for liberal groups, the swift success in health care removes a visceral, unifying issue.
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It's to suggest that their demonstrations are visceral and personal responses to a perceived unfairness.
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That's in the future for Porsche, and it will presumably be more aggressive and visceral.
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The increasingly surreal goings-on come to a head in a horrifically visceral kangaroo hunt.
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There's more raw intimacy here than in any sex scene, and it's more visceral, too.
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The work is visceral; it almost feels like it is slapping you in the face.
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Nothing seems to conjure up a more visceral reaction amongst investors than talk of cryptocurrency.
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But nothing has provoked the kind of visceral reaction as Trump's decision to end DACA.
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It's the most visceral artifact of what happened there that we're ever likely to have.
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He's got a kid himself and it had made the charges that much more visceral.
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Adam gives a visceral and pretty stunning reaction, but then walks it back a bit.
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There's something really visceral about it and it was something I could take with me.
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Her photographs seek out the brazenly explicit, forcing viewers to make a visceral value judgment.
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This isn't the first time the FDA has tried to implement more visceral cigarette warnings.
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"Visceral" is a word we use in a lot in metal writing, but if the shoe fits, fuck it— Cast of Static and Smoke is as visceral a doom recording as I've ever heard, like Indian without the hate, or Conan without the barbarian machismo.
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This visceral image was something I d never prepared myself for and had only heard of.
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Humans are visceral beings, and without a tangible value for money, we lose our financial senses.
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Everywhere during the Bush funeral, there were visceral reminders of what Washington used to be like.
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The visceral appeal of tax cuts to voters makes that politically attractive in the short-term.
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And it just reminds me of how visceral some of the coverage is about this president.
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That's why the experience of sobbing during a movie can give you such a visceral release.
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"Compared with visceral depots, leg fat may release lower concentrations of potentially harmful metabolites," they theorized.
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I loved it because it was a waking dream that worked on emotional and visceral levels.
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The determination on display here is so visceral it can only be a reaction to something.
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Like the "Bourne" franchise, there's a fair amount of globetrotting and an emphasis on visceral action.
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There is something visceral about setting fire to your belongings as a way of showing disgust.
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My reaction — maybe to the water, maybe to the story around it — was visceral and subconscious.
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Sadly, a barrier is erected by using academic talk to explain a wonderful, visceral visual experience.
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While the symbolism is clear, watching Pfahler's performance has a visceral impact that exceeds the concept.
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Allen's acting was superb — we felt his character's physical pain and trauma in a visceral way.
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So much so that it's easy to get swept up in the game's more visceral pleasures.
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I held Mark as he talked, and I felt sympathy for him on a visceral level.
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The ear-piercing music with its visceral bass can make your heart stop for a second.
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There was far greater visceral excitement to the interpretations, a gripping clarity, transparency and rhythmic zest.
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Whereas in our case, we start with a customer relationship that in many respects is visceral.
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I'm still able to get rid of the visceral fat with the system and it's amazing.
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But as a delivery vehicle for sheer, visceral terror, it's one of the most brutally effective.
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It's lush and visceral and will get stuck in your head, and that's precisely the point.
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" Truly Social Games CEO Cooper DuBois explains the excitement behind the idea: "It's a visceral thing.
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Despite the visceral nature of Grace's crimes, she has lost her memory of the gruesome events.
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Its goal is to bring the viewer into a situation in an affecting and visceral way.
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This is horror of the most visceral sort: of birth, of death, of hearth and home.
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Our Visceral studio has been developing an action-adventure title set in the Star Wars universe.
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Because men don't experience PMS, they sometimes don't have a visceral understanding of why it matters.
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They range from the virtual to the visceral, and from the ancient to the hyper-contemporary.
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It's more visceral than I thought it was going to be, which is nice for them.
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Glaspy has a knack for proving your assumptions wrong, in a very polite but visceral way.
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And I think that -- we all have something that touches us on a very visceral level.
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Trumpism is characterized by a lack of concern for facts and a visceral appeal to emotions.
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For some, it was an inspiring moment that brought home in a visceral way that Mrs.
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Even when designers do aim at triggering visceral emotions, they're usually supposed to be positive ones.
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Down below, there was a slight loss of cohesion and a palpable gain in visceral impact.
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The description is so visceral, so precise, and so unsettlingly beautiful, it gives the reader chills.
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Visceral leishmaniases attacks the internal organs, while cutaneous leishmaniases causes face ulcers, disfiguring scars and disability.
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Both Anderson and Manne confirmed the importance of visceral learning and its connection to behavior change.
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The issue was far more immediate and visceral to most Americans than the distant Vietnam War.
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You can't really see visceral fat — it accumulates around your organs deep inside your abdominal cavity.
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But more deeply than that, Americans love their cars in a visceral, not merely pragmatic way.
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With podcasts, these feelings are visceral, because they are delivered directly to your head and heart.
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At the end of the day, this is a visceral thing to a lot of people.
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"Dance is a visceral experience of the body—and we all have bodies," Sheppard told me.
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Our live sets are both visceral and crowd engaging, creating rememberable spiritual moments for our audiences.
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The second factor is a fear of a different kind: the visceral threat of physical attacks.
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His contact with history was visceral: He and his family were recreating it stone by stone.
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To his credit, the performance had visceral intensity and won a long ovation from the audience.
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Suele ser una evaluación visceral en la que las opiniones políticas alteran el lenguaje y viceversa.
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La experiencia visceral de una montaña rusa tal vez sea indescriptible, pero puede captarse en imágenes.
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A genuine question: were men out there brought to tears or shaking visceral response by that?
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He has a visceral understanding of places like this, whether Leesburg, Ga., or Fort Wayne, Ind.
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"This is giving us an actual window into the visceral thrill of the hunt," she said.
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People who have lived on the streets recognize each other in a sort of visceral way.
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For Ms. Chandler, the primary mission was a visceral connection between the building, occupants and outdoors.
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The first time I heard Greta Thunberg's voice, last September, the impact on me was visceral.
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Bowery's idea of a pin-up pushes us squirmingly into an uncanny valley of visceral sensations.
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Each movement is a miniature essay, bringing to visceral musical life the ideas of dissonant counterpoint.
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On a visceral level, cross-rhythms may have filtered into Brahms's music while he was walking.
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The more visceral sensations associated with lust can sometimes lead to deeper abstract feelings of love.
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Some designers examine emotional response at its most visceral, while others take a more intellectual tack.
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Built to be a "truly visceral driver's car," the new Aston lacks a roof and windshield.
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Ask Well Q. How can I tell if I have a dangerous amount of visceral fat?
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The good news is that visceral fat does come off — perhaps even preferentially — with weight loss.
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But there's still a place to anchor that emotional and visceral connection to an intellectual one.
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I put Prodigy in the same category; a Hemingway-like character who was physical and visceral.
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Seeing the figures positioned in that way evoked a visceral response in her, Davis-Dunn said.
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Such a visceral reaction from the right, analysts said, is something unique to Mr. Trump's appeal.
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I didn't understand people's intense visceral reaction to my wanting to express myself in this way.
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As much as any issue, the border wall has created a visceral rift between the parties.
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"Nocturnal Animals" is rated R (under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for visceral violence.
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"I have some personal experience that generated the visceral reaction," the educator told KATU on Tuesday.
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Just a visceral — not angry, not sad, just, like, that's all I could express — just scream.
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I remember the ants crawling across his body -- these very visceral details that make it real.
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ACROSTIC — Did anyone else have a visceral response to the passage today and smell burned hair?
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Meanwhile, part of Barack Obama's visceral appeal was his ability to summon up black preacherly cadence.
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Sarandon seems not to have made those highly stylized yet intensely realized moments visceral for herself.
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Mr. Mellon has a more visceral reason for how he arrived at his $20 million number.
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"Play" is a rich work, a stunning achievement all the more visceral for being heard live.
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We wanted to make it more visceral and have you be able to smell the jungle.
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Balenciaga probably didn't compare an especially visceral bunch of drapery to anal prolapse, as Owens has.
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The Muslims who carried out the 231/22015 attacks were the product of this visceral rage.
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Her husband was unable to understand the visceral need for Nevelson to learn and practice art.
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We just knew that it would be um, very visceral because that's what we respond to.
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This is where Balke's metaphysical beliefs merge smoothly with the visceral effects of his innovative techniques.
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One of the most visceral scenes in a flick made entirely of visceral scenes was when a bare-chested, bare-knuckled Jack (Edward Norton) pins the platinum-haired and perfectly symmetrical Angel Face (Jared Leto) to the concrete floor and beats the absolute shit out of him.
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After many rounds of me pressing the issue, his visceral reaction finally morphed into a rational sentiment.
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"It's very intense and visceral and really beautiful and we work hard at it," Peet, 45, shares.
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"He creates artwork that really provokes a reaction in people in quite a visceral way," Marrinan said.
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Trump thrashed his conservative rival anyway with his celebrity, bluster, and visceral connection to working-class Republicans.
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It was this visceral, familiar, yet understated darkness that truly pulled me under The Alone Rush's spell.
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But it is not Klobuchar's ideology that she is selling principally to make a visceral connection here.
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Although I have seen the other debates on television, there was something more visceral about being there.
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Their efforts should make the piece particularly theatrical, translating real-life events into visceral sound and image.
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Another emotionally charged issue that binds Trump and Sanders supporters is a visceral dislike for Hillary Clinton.
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"I think there probably is a causal relationship, but that's more visceral than empirical," said Republican Sen.
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Reichert's work is considered and methodical, but she hopes that viewers experience visceral reactions to her work.
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We have seen what visceral speeches can do, in politics, when they are not congruent with truth.
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Sometimes we don't remember the facts quite right but the feelings stay with us, visceral and real.
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She formed Motive Studios for Electronic Arts and worked with Visceral Games, another Electronic Arts game studio.
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You simply need to find compelling content that isn't filled with explicit sex scenes or visceral killings.
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He wanted something "that's visceral and that you can touch," even if your hand goes right through.
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People weren't necessarily happy with Skype before, but this update has triggered a visceral reaction to change.
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For who amongst us is strong enough to withstand the visceral allure of Matt Damon's man bun?
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But that weirdness makes reading the minds of your fellow travelers that much more realistic, and visceral.
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In this work, Follen cleverly asks us to reexamine the visual and the visceral in Shakespeare's language.
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The DC Comics event Dark Knights: Metal was meant to shake things up in a visceral way.
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I didn't have quite the same visceral reaction with the Gear VR version (which is called Rosebud).
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VR Roller Coaster (Android) VR is great for simulating tense, visceral experiences like a roller coaster ride.
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We can't expect the writers to play fair Bryan: On a visceral level, it was definitely satisfying.
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Well, the truth is that—at least at a visceral level—they do the same for me.
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The variant "Common Sense(s)" was chosen to reflect the visceral engagement these artist publishers all share.
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By valuing moments over stories, we get the visceral thrill of experience with no understanding of context.
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Our redemption can never be found among those crowds who chant in ritualized and visceral political chorus.
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Not as played here by this duo, which brought visceral intensity and utter conviction to the piece.
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I've run across it a few times, and it's nice as just a jolt of visceral experience.
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Clinton had of running a high-minded, policy-focused campaign have collided with a more visceral problem.
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Many young Americans today feel no visceral connection to the Cold War equation of capitalism-as-freedom.
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The band's "wild soundscapes combined visceral punk attitude with artistic depth," his bio said on his website.
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Thomas's visceral hostility is exacerbated by Damien's air of superiority and by the rhinestone earring he wears.
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"The visceral impact of the shooting and the video really galvanized the reform effort," Mr. Allen said.
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"There is something to being American and having these visceral reactions that Mark doesn't have," she said.
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There is no anger more pure, more visceral, than that which arises from getting your glasses stolen.
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It's not just that he's a visceral bigot, but also, on some level, intellectually committed to bigotry.
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Clinton are polar opposite politicians, and Mr. Trump's direct and visceral style could prove difficult for Mrs.
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What Greitens is accused of doing strikes at some visceral emotions, both among Missourians and elected officials.
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It makes you feel as if you're right there with them in a way that's almost visceral.
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The result is a special kind of visceral response, not unlike those generated with VR/AR technology.
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The visceral experience prompts many to donate their bodies for scientific purposes after entering the mummified museum.
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In other words, thin people with no apparent "belly fat" can have dangerous amounts of visceral fat.
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I felt a visceral pleasure at having found this place, and at having it all to myself.
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The works highlighted in this piece spoke to me on a visceral level to my photographer senses.
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But the true power of Hustlers lies in the juxtaposition of visceral highs against harshly relatable realities.
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Jay Asher's visceral 2007 young adult novel was a sleeper hit from the moment it was published.
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The antipathy is visceral even when they share his vision of how the world ought to evolve.
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The antihero drama makes those regrets visceral, then forces the antihero to confront them in thrilling fashion.
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The visceral violence of the image is at odds with the medical procedure's aim to eliminate pain.
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But a place's fragrance is inimitable, a visceral biography of its cuisine, places of worship and landscape.
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Several drugs currently are approved to trim visceral and other types of fat, including metformin and orlistat.
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The visceral reactions to each of these historic figures only demonstrates they have touched a raw nerve.
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The film's score keeps the watcher on edge with a staccato, visceral sadness that permeates the movie.
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A police dashboard-camera video made that number visceral, as shot after shot struck Laquan's crumpled body.
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Such prevention efforts tend to be based on our visceral emotional reactions to the threat of violence.
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Her reaction isn't horror or anything approaching the visceral shock from the rat's crawling on her head.
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The findings suggest that the only useful way of losing visceral fat is through diet and exercise.
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First, keep in mind that none of them work on visceral fat, like a hard beer belly.
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But the pair's most visceral display of unity comes when they talk about Carlos Ghosn's former home.
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On an almost visceral level, I find it easier to accept the reality of the material mind.
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All that was said is that it's much darker and more visceral than the usual DC Jokers.
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The novel's historical and personal strands don't always intellectually cohere, but their juxtaposition often has visceral force.
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Similarly, some of Untouchable's most effective contributions are audio recordings of Weinstein, which elicit a visceral response.
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I had a deep, visceral reaction to the map, one born of a career worth of experience.
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When Mike calls, they all react with visceral swiftness, in the grip of fears they can't name.
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"I'm happy that my work is connecting to people in a very visceral way," he told me.
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"Dunkirk" A visceral WWII film that has suspense, tension and member of One Direction among its cast.
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"It's something so visceral, no one can really, really get it the way we can," she said.
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I had other friends who "got me" in a visceral, finish-each-other's-sentences kind of way.
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Perhaps that is one of the reasons why the #MeToo movement seems to prompt such visceral reactions.
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For all his rapport with Mr. Xi, Mr. Trump has a visceral dedication to his trade agenda.
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His visceral approach to immigration defined his campaign and has shaped the first year of his presidency.
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The visceral language and unflinching reflections are worlds away from the literary marshmallows many associate with poetry.
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And it can give people across race a way to understand the visceral responses to this work.
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You're probably doomed to damnation if the choir's resonance at the end didn't inspire a visceral reaction.
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It's meant to be a relatable, visceral piece about our relationship with water, one open to interpretation.
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I think that was just a visceral lesson for me and a lot of other people. Right.
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Things get messy when working in this visceral way so I cover the tabletop in plastic sheeting.
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On a visceral level, the episode was a horrific ride through a world that has completely shattered.
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"It was only while using psychedelics that I had the actual visceral experience of acceptance," he says.
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The story is vague and surface level, but heightens the visceral experience of otherwise standard endless runner mechanics.
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Eno's visceral work was a perfect match for Ferry's love of cinema, and it shows across their debut.
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This is a creature feature, plain and simple — and, at least on a visceral level, a satisfying one.
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It also includes plenty of visceral action scenes and touches on bigger questions about our relationship with technology.
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It's a pretty visceral look at what it's like for soldiers to transition from war to civilian life.
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" Visceral Recess is an inflatable adult playground that encourages people "to become more familiar with their intrinsic selves.
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Immerse yourself in a gameplay experience that's infused with visceral tactical action, upgraded graphics, and top sound design.
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In this distracted world, an experience that visceral is as refreshing as it is difficult to pull off.
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The track itself is a steady, R&B anthem, with RAY's emotive vocal making it twice as visceral.
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The Incantations of Daniel Johnston is a visceral collaboration between Spanish artist Ricardo Cavolo and author Scott McClanahan.
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She and a friend, a pre-K teacher, acknowledged that the stakes this month don't feel as visceral.
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I want to be clear — I was deeply impressed by the visceral action in the original John Wick.
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That D'Souza recently had belittled survivors of a deadly Florida school shooting made it all the more visceral.
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Same advice if months are passing and things feel just as visceral as they did on day one.
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It's best episodes tended to have a visceral feel, and its worst fates were usually physical in nature.
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They all had exciting sequences, but the visceral horror that accompanied the first Jurassic Park movie was gone.
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BECKY QUICK: I had an almost visceral reaction because you imagine friends and feeling like - CHRIS HUGHES: Yeah.
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We've taken our most visceral fear of the unknown and cast it aside in a matter of months.
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The visceral and immersive effects of these rides would later be replicated in cinema through the 20th century.
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Her visceral anger comes from having to live so much of her life vicariously through a disappointing man.
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Separating Jabhat Fateh from other factions whose hatred of the regime is just as visceral will be difficult.
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But it was a real possibility in 1982, which made the onscreen stakes feel all the more visceral.
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I grant you that Harris' Man in Black was a more entertaining character on a purely visceral level.
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The mainstream media and Twitter-verse responses were, of course, visceral and speedy: Had Wilmore gone too far?
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Then we started writing this music that was angry and visceral and we all became enthralled by it.
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"Lost Children Archive" is cerebral and self-conscious, but it exerts a visceral tug of wonder and terror.
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Clinton's comments were so visceral and politically electrifying that it seems impossible that Trump can resist returning fire.
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Check out more images from the book below: Visceral is being released with Hood's publishing company, Viscous Ltd.
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The 12-week treatment produced lower body weight, body mass index, visceral fat, waist measurements and triglyceride levels.
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But the book's fandom know it would be different on-screen — less disturbingly poetic, more overwhelming and visceral.
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This is probably one of my most visceral songs, so [it was] essential to go to that place.
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There was always something strikingly visceral about that grey, chewy pulp you'd pull out of your mouth afterward.
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This doesn't mean episode six isn't full of moments that effortlessly blend the intensely visceral and profoundly emotional.
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Friday Black is not just a bold debut; it may very well be the year's most visceral work.
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Kalanick's outburst against Kamel is only the most visceral manifestation of the company's ethos: prioritizing profit over people.
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Virtual reality, novels, games, and all that just don't cut it anymore, because people want real, visceral experiences.
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Instead, the years knocking on doors can lead to a visceral sense of commitment to the targeted business.
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Marvel's Daredevil on Netflix has been known since its debut season for expertly-choreographed and visceral fight sequences.
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Trump clearly feels he still needs Bannon, who has a visceral feel for the GOP's right-wing base.
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Once again, the show makes us feel loss in a visceral way since it's something we've all experienced.
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But Alito's reaction was quite clearly a visceral one in response to an unexpected statement by the president.
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It's the visceral, intense and mysterious quality to his words that hang in the air around my studio.
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They have little or no explicit political aim but are driven by a visceral hatred of the West.
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The specific allegations against President Donald Trump are visceral, but Jane Doe herself dropped the lawsuit against him.
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Those with less visceral connections to the crash had a simpler aim: to get to work on time.
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Her voice infuses the words with a passion so visceral you'd think she was sharing an autobiographical tale.
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We are seeing part of something that cannot be deciphered: it is neither purely optical nor insistently visceral.
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At the time, the music on the album was some of your loudest and most visceral to date.
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The lead single off Can't You See, "Lake Gilmore," is a visceral example of the nostalgia on display.
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For some experts, Trump is a visceral manifestation of an ugly truth of America's conduct in the world.
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The experience is a visceral roller-coaster that blends installation, cinema, and technology into a super-sensorial work.
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But it is very, very hard to ignore the thought or visceral sense that you are in danger.
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"Juicy was visceral: It really hit girls [emotionally], and people had intense feelings about the brand," she recalled.
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Glitchy camera movements, an eerie soundtrack, and visceral body involvement make this an unforgettably creepy and absorbing video.
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Fox also changed the aesthetics of news, reflecting Mr. Ailes's political-operative instinct that messaging needs visceral pizazz.
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Many in the audience had a personal and visceral response, which they communicated with cheers and finger snaps.
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The tape is an attempt to circumvent the politics-addled brain and access a purer, more visceral response.
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If you're Darius Jones, the most visceral and distinctive alto saxophonist of this era, you go for both.
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I was living in Baghdad then, and I developed an intuitive, visceral hatred of the dictator early on.
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Mr. Stone saw something ageless in Yerma's visceral desire to conceive and her attendant, abject sense of failure.
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This is because he has become a masterful colorist as well as collapsed the optical with the visceral.
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But for those fighters' commanders, lethality has doubled as a rhetorical godsend: clinical-sounding, but visceral as well.
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His spite toward anything everyday — what in last week's episode he derided as "ordinary" — is visceral and explosive.
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There is this visceral response when you walk in, like, 'Oh God, where am I going to sit?
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We expect that the visceral reaction to seeing such human atrocities will shake us from complacency to action.
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Republicans made her one of their top national targets, and hammered away in personal and sometimes visceral terms.
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I wanted to do something more visceral, and not rely too much on VFX and technology right now.
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The best photographs waft before your eyes with the visceral immediacy — and spotty specificity — of a remembered dream.
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McQueen makes the desensitized visceral, if only to make the drop back to numbness that much more acute.
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"Strange Fruit" inspired either enthusiastic approval or something more akin to revulsion — either way, audience response was visceral.
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They wanted to launch an attack on staid English theater, to make it more visceral and less literary.
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The current COVID-28500 pandemic is a visceral reminder of the ways in which we are all connected.
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They want their covers to evoke an immediate, visceral reaction from readers — a mood, a vibe, an emotion.
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Math seems to be the most visceral subject in the high school curriculum — even long after high school.
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Would a silent dystopia, with its heightened sounds and visceral squirms, have made for a more haunting effect?
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Do we understand why the body decides to store some fat as visceral fat and other as subcutaneous?
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The devastation, and the visceral images of communities leveled by infernos, have prompted a global outpouring of aid.
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These can be visceral, intimate discussions, sometimes with the life of another human being hanging in the balance.
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Maybe this personal experience allows me a more visceral reaction to the Pope's seeming nonchalance on this issue.
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"It's a way of critiquing or undermining public figures in a kind of visceral way," Ms. Jamison said.
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The largest athlete's village in the history of the Games is a visceral monument to now-faded optimism.
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Trump's visceral connection with many working-class whites in those states creates risk for each of those Democrats.
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But Mr. Wallace, and his director (and co-creator) Deborah Stein, give the subject an unignorable visceral immediacy.
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"Like many other survivors of sexual violence in that audience, I had a pretty visceral response," she said.
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The latter, however, has a strong physicality thanks to both its visceral instrumentation and Lenker's more direct lyrics.
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" Almodóvar told me, "I think her personality pushed her to a more aggressive and visceral reaction, less adult.
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But Harry's fury over press coverage became more visceral as his feelings for his wife and child grew.
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"Drain the swamp" wasn't just a campaign slogan, but a visceral feeling against establishment Washington in every way.
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And what words they are, of a Shavian wit and ferocity rooted in the most visceral of feelings.
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This small, adventurous company strives to make opera a visceral, intimate and immediate "encounter," as they have said.
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Reaction to the speech, delivered to an enthusiastic audience of saluting and cheering Scouts, was immediate and visceral.
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Unlike many gun-control organizations, SHP is narrowly focused on school shootings, and unafraid to use visceral messages.
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Ms. Walter's ease with the thorny language stems from decades of practice, but some see something more visceral.
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Mr. Massie's love of books — particularly the ones that fueled his own formidable literary output — was downright visceral.
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But his attacks on older women (by our arbitrary definition) and those of color have been memorably visceral.
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Kurosawa has the bandit rush through the forest, keeping the mobile camera close, for a blurred, visceral effect.
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It's visceral in its grim realism, yet it's also poignant and cathartic in its use of the fantastical.
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A delight with tension and relief is evident in the acutely visceral Pencil Mask (1973) film, for example.
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"The objection that people have is a more visceral and vague objection to messing with DNA," he said.
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Sports ownership has its visceral joys, too, and Piazza was clearly enjoying himself as the game wore on.
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It points to a politics of the visceral that cannot be divorced from our ethical and political concerns.
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Glickman said she was taken aback by the visceral reaction from some of her friends, acquaintances and neighbors.
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This felt too visceral to be called humor, as if we were moving on to something else entirely.
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It made unusually visceral his continual harassment by two guards, who either crowded him physically or interrogated him.
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Like so much about the decade it ushered in, "In the Night Kitchen" is out there, defiantly visceral.
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But that fact doesn't soothe the visceral feeling in my gut that I've abandoned a way of life.
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These other ways of describing climate change are more visceral than long-term, slow-moving, incremental risk (zzz…).
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I've always found it so heartbreaking and visceral, but also super powerful in that way realisations can be.
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Although the definitive test for visceral fat is a CT or other specialized scan, a waist circumference of more than 35 inches in women and more than 40 in men indicates an unhealthy amount of visceral fat, said Dr. Apovian, an obesity medicine specialist at the Boston University School of Medicine.
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" And a local coffee shop manager said, according to NBC, "The visceral reaction is that this is not us.
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"I didn't even know you existed," he says, before leaving Nora in her car to gasp in visceral pain.
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This visceral footage was taken by Islamic State terrorists during their attack on Tehran's Parliament building earlier this month.
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But the mention of raw hamburger meat just creates an even more visceral image of the Blanchard murder scene.
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Even though the frenzied scene is set in the vacuum of space, the action feels visceral, painful, and scary.
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It's a visceral reminder of all the myriad ways that people can live and how societies can be structured.
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"Art is messy; art is dirty; art is raw; art is real; art is visceral and bleeding," Byrne said.
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Destroying an ear has the benefit of being immediately visually impactful and visceral reaction-inducing — but usually not fatal.
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To some, 21's plight may seem less visceral, thanks in part to him being from another rich country.
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Rather, it's a visceral tale of how we pass down our own internal struggles from one generation to another.
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" The former principal told a local CNN affiliate that she had "some personal experience that generated the visceral reaction.
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"People have used adjectives such as 'plastic' and 'visceral' to describe my work," says artist and writer Rives Granade.
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Erdogan's turn with FaceTime gave viewers an intimate, almost visceral experience of his presence in a moment of crisis.
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The Greens emerged in the 1980s as visceral opponents of everything Kohl (and his FDP coalition partners) stood for.
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That disgust with the Sparrow, that visceral, gut-rolling discomfort beyond the ordinary fun of hating a fictional killer?
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His works are big, bold, brash, and visceral — everything that the previous decade's conceptual and minimalist strategies were not.
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Its promise is to make experiences in computer-generated environments feel as visceral as those in the real world.
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A software algorithm, no matter how malicious, doesn't have the visceral menace of an unknown face at the glass.
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Baichwal and de Pencier's film of burning elephant tusks is made even more visceral by an augmented reality installation.
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Now that "visceral, ripped apart" feeling appears in the contrast between kitsch and Miss Meatface's derivations from fetish culture.
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Aside from the visceral joy of floating around with other people in an arena, the game is really fun.
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Even if Thais are given to expressing their grief quietly, but deeply, the national outpouring of sorrow is visceral.
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It's that very visceral thing we all remember from eighth grade, so everyone was trying to do their best.
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The first night, directed by Philip Noyce, is perhaps the most powerful – the most visceral – of the four episodes.
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She fell in love with the adrenaline and the crowd's visceral reaction as she put herself in extreme peril.
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One of the most visceral fears about truly wireless earbuds is how easy it would be to lose them.
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Earlier this week, EA once again spoke about the canceled Star Wars project from Dead Space developer Visceral Games.
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" It's just one of the countless examples of the visceral moments that flitter within the complex layers of "Masseduction.
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When I said the statements would continue until they no longer reflected Chinese conduct, the diplomats' reaction was visceral.
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Although it's less visceral to use your cursor instead of your hands, it's still a fun interactive experience nonetheless.
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Colson Whitehead's kinetic, visceral story of a runaway slave is the consensus pick for the book of the year.
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It's no surprise, then, that Trump and Sanders ascended in part because of their visceral attacks on Wall Street.
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But the rhetoric that bothers me the most — on a visceral, personal level — is Williamson's repeated attacks on antidepressants.
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Don't get me wrong, Beto O'Rourke is an inspiring politician, and on a visceral level, I understand Beto-mania.
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Clinton, and at the establishment she exemplifies, was visceral and abundant, overshadowing her electoral advantage and barrier-breaking night.
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But giving up the visceral thrill of a sports car for a family vehicle can seem like a penalty.
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In its rush to bring its guests a thrilling, visceral experience, the Delos Corporation didn't plan for unexpected contingencies.
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And, for some, a visceral dislike of the mayor as a figurehead who appears untethered from any specific policy.
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Salient or visceral experiences, like "my neighbor had a stroke" or vomiting blood into a toilet, are immediately accessible.
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Parents tried to teach their children, in the most visceral ways they could imagine, to stay out of trouble.
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It's totally normal to have a visceral reaction to someone's conflicting political views when you're looking for a partner.
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"There's been a lot of progress with visceral leishmaniases, which is a different disease, but which kills," said Engels.
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" Manne explained that visceral learning "can play a key role in equipping people to put moral values into action.
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His use of the word "embodied" describes succinctly something I have been calling "pre-verbal" and "visceral" for years.
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Today, EA announced it was shutting down Visceral Games and moving this project to another studio, essentially cancelling it.
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Any subdivision is intellectualizing a visceral experience that only loses it's meaning the more words are attached to it.
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It wasn't the visceral horror of watching the crematory worker shove a poker into the oven that turned me.
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It feels right that haunting should acquire such visceral physicality in a universe where the past is always present.
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This weakness for quasi-enlightened despotism in the global South stems from a visceral fear of politically disaffected masses.
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This may sound complicated, but "Co-natural" — with its steady, undulating pace and purposeful timing — is a visceral experience.
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The collection of 28 compressed vignettes doesn't sidestep the most visceral elements of life and death in a hospital.
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"Were men out there brought to tears or shaking visceral response by that?" asked New York magazine's Rebecca Traister.
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The book's visceral, unvarnished, sometimes disturbing depictions of sex helped set artistic terms for the then-unfurling sexual revolution.
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The visceral memory of a parent can fade quickly in the mind of toddler, compared to more mature youngsters.
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L's performances and installations have an imaginative, visceral involvement with materials of all kinds, starting with his own body.
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Intense agitation may be the most visceral way that the human body can react to the shattering of inertia.
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One of the most visceral of these is the Nokk, the water horse that features heavily in the film.
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From its vibrant colors to its ghastly form, the piece conveys a visceral sense of an imminent environmental collapse.
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This ability to make visceral the ordinary tools and circumstances of murder is a hallmark of Ms. Margolles's work.
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" "That's the great distinction between a VR experience and the hyper-reality that The VOID provides, because it's visceral.
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In the visceral sense, my nonwhite friends and I have experienced varying degrees of verbal intimidation and physical aggression.
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The Lesson: Tragedy, immediate and visceral, often does more to identify complacency and shift the dynamic than anything else.
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We are now seeing the visceral reactions to that red hat — creating embarrassment, tension and injury on all sides.
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But for many designers, inclusive casting was not a stunt but a visceral response to the current cultural tone.
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Many of you were struck by these candid and visceral interactions between the congresswoman and the people she represents.
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"Anything that they view as threatening that relationship is going to induce a pretty visceral reaction," Dr. Spinrad said.
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I had this really visceral horror at seeing something that was so beautiful and terrifying at the same time.
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The dancing is visceral and sharp; the play's inherent violence graphic; the staging, with the video elements, dizzyingly active.
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But how to communicate that visceral sense of sweat and thrum and poetry via the cool medium of television?
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Valuations are high, but investors are still willing to hold, because of a visceral emotion driven by President Trump.
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That visceral reaction to an image is ultimately why food posts need to remain a staple of social media.
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It has a certain simple, visceral appeal, and provides a convenient bumper-sticker slogan for Trump and his defenders.
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And yet, her punch lines, about tampons, porn and periods, among other things, remain just as visceral and raunchy.
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By encouraging this kind of deep visceral connection through 18 months, her therapy can mitigate the effects of autism.
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This isn't unique to adoptees, of course, but it may explain the visceral undercurrent that runs through Chaon's books.
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"It was very visceral, like my way of life was under threat," she recalled, describing the months since November.
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The evidence shows the impact of that visceral reaction: Even for politicians who support him, Trump is becoming radioactive.
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Sadly, however, the frequency of heading to the airport has not cured me of my visceral fear of flying.
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But an unusual weather event that hits today, like a brutal heat wave or heavy storm, is more visceral.
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She likened the "visceral" joy of it to eating a grilled cheese sandwich, or finally sleeping with a crush.
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The lead poisoning in Flint is a visceral example of what happens to children when government fails these communities.
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Contempt is sweaty, violent, visceral—all the things that any respectable extreme music album should be, but somehow, more.
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Three-dimensional modeling can allow for a more visceral human connection with sculpture than static images posted alone online.
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Chemicals from your visceral organs feed up to your head and vice versa: It's a conversation between the two.
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"We're trying to create a visceral incarnation of dreams and things that actually couldn't be in existence," Koblin said.
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Finally, at the Fabric Workshop, we'll explore the visceral and temporal work of internationally recognized multimedia artist Ann Hamilton.
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It was a practical solve, but the visceral reactions of other Burners made Villareal realize he was onto something.
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Perhaps Opdyke's ability to present environmentalism in such visceral terms holds some power to inch us collectively toward change.
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Can you share why it was such a visceral reaction, and why you find his comments so hurtful and problematic?
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But far more worrying for the party is the visceral anger that forced relocations and weak land rights can unleash.
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Everything took a lot longer, so you more likely became affiliated with a subculture on a much more visceral level.
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The stark compositions and the wilds of nature contribute to this unusually visceral rendering of a warlord's descent into madness.
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The dream upsets her in such a visceral way that her body erupts with intense flames that scorch her bedroom.
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When Johns made "Flag" (1954-55), he wasn't rejecting subjectivity so much as merging a visceral experience with objective detachment.
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It's a visceral journey into a hellish world where society falls apart and the lucky die in the initial blast.
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In spite of those weaknesses, Split works on a visceral level, just out of the sheer confidence in its execution.
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The result is a vivid and visceral exploration of how much the legacy of slavery continues to haunt America today.
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Barack's visceral reaction when he admits which Olympic event is too stressful for him to watch is an American treasure.
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He says he took a lot of time to write the fight scenes, which he described in visceral, visual terms.
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She used visceral language to paint a picture of the invasion of privacy she believes is allowed by the decision.
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When the magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck last week, some of the most visceral images showed roads that had broken apart.
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At once brazen, confrontational, and disarmingly intimate, soil steps out of blisters' softer surfaces into territory that feels strikingly visceral.
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Works large and small, visceral and puzzling roost throughout the building, with the potential to draw ire and admiration alike.
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The Trump campaign has claimed the visceral negative reaction to Cruz reflected the unity the party feels behind Trump himself.
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People with lower levels of visceral fat, or leaner people, had a more diverse range of bacteria in their feces.
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The level of visceral, bloody gore in this film surpasses anything I've ever seen, far exceeding the Kill Bill movies.
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But it was a marvel, tactile and visceral, and proof that great movies really can come from the server farm.
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This is cinematic VR at its most arresting and visceral with an important and urgent environmental message to the world.
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The artists effectively take aging one visceral step further by reducing the tape players to nothing but their wire skeletons.
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Visceral takes on a similar gritty aesthetic to Hood's previous works, like the 70s-themed erotic art book, CULT CLASSIC.
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"If there is a single central hallmark to this, it's probably that it's a more visceral response," he told Slate.
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A lot of women haven't experienced raw, visceral pleasure before, [but once we help them find it] we'll have momentum.
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It was one of the only times I have experienced this, but it was an instant, visceral, full body attraction.
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While Romney's immigration policy seemed cruel and punitive, the candidate did not illicit the visceral revulsion that Trump has caused.
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The image currently circulating of Texas state trooper Brian Encinia is one such image, telling in its visceral, ominous skew.
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The visceral grief among younger voters is certainly understandable as the first full-scale defeat of their generation's political age.
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Assassinating Frankie Vargas was harsh and sad, but it didn't have the same visceral, immediate effect as Elizabeth's death does.
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Sure I study the maps, but the visceral connection isn't there, my life doesn't depend on making the right turn.
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Let's think about how the very idea of the bass drop fits into our notions of the visceral, the pleasurable.
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His work mixes elements of Surrealism, Pop, and the Chicago Imagists, with hints of George Grosz's visceral anti-war art.
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"Honesty is an important part of my art, I want it to be raw, visceral, and inspiring," Defective Barbie, a.k.a.
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They can't speak, they're running, they're trampling, they're clawing, they're completely visceral and violent in their pursuit of winter jackets.
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Among the video's visceral images is a group of protesters holding up a flaming effigy of President-elect Trump's head.
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This was a genuinely stunning episode, filled with real, visceral moments of characters grappling with their own will to survive.
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And finally we see him on a pitted, smoke-wreathed Okinawa wasteland in a series of horrifically visceral battle scenes.
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"Scott Walker has a visceral negative reaction to Trump's character," said Ed Goeas, a longtime adviser to the Wisconsin governor.
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Did you run up against animation issues as you were trying to give the bear that visceral, raw, real aspect?
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"People had a visceral response to that—they were either viscerally thrilled or viscerally horrified," Rourke said the other day.
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My visceral connection to the pain associated with Singh's comrades in the department comes from decades spent attending cop funerals.
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There was a visceral sense that I was writing about something that I understood and felt deeply at the time.
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Her sculptures are visceral, scaled to the size of a human body, and made to induce both attraction and repulsion.
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We want you to feel a visceral sense of rejection of the language being used by racists in the game.
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Although I knew what the day would be like, I wasn't expecting to have such a visceral reaction to it.
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For a show we toiled to organize (I was associate curator), Khadija Saye's visceral acknowledgement was a kind of endorsement.
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He shifts from second to second with a visceral rushes of nu-metal and powerpop, hard and soft as one.
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Raw, hand-drawn images of suffering and loss, she says, reach past political agendas to speak on a visceral level.
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" In this vein, her Charles Eliot Norton Lectures at Harvard in 2004 were titled "Bathers, Bodies, Beauty: The Visceral Eye.
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She is one of the few artists who can pull off being this visceral without sliding into bombast or mawkishness.
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Equal parts humanizing and violent, Green Room is fantastically visceral, seesawing relentlessly between tension and shock until its final moments.
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City's buildings and layout were undoubtedly put in place to allow Batman's more visceral qualities to come to the forefront.
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They are also crucial reminders that the subjects discussed so abstractly and serenely here can assume a violent, visceral charge.
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But the result is visceral and affecting in a way that media coverage of school shootings can never truly capture.
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These results elicited a visceral sense of injustice and prompted a chorus of warnings about the dangers of artificial intelligence.
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We have had this very visceral relationship with subterranean spaces with as long as we've been human and much longer.
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Popping off too early is visceral proof they cannot please a partner or live up to the expectations of masculinity.
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The listener gets a visceral sense of the crime's lasting effects — lasting not just for months, but sometimes for decades.
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Another way to describe an Ashbery poem is to say that it's a visceral experience of the passage of time.
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The works from Australia's contemporary Indigenous artists, in particular, provide an informative, visceral experience of history and its everyday impacts.
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Few females seem to escape a midlife waistline expansion as body fat redistributes and visceral fat pushes out our bellies.
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The chances of getting colorectal cancer were nearly doubled among postmenopausal women who accumulate visceral fat, a Korean study found.
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He has, after all, a visceral feel for who to swing at and how that will play with his crowd.
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"We spoke to something that was visceral and internal, which was heroin and drugs and people hurting themselves," Cale said.
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The president's carefully scripted calls for national unity are brief and ephemeral, abandoned for more visceral ones of political warfare.
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A headline screaming that something is "shocking" tempts us by dangling the reaction we might have, either moral or visceral.
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Similarly, autonomous cars and their drivers should become "intelligent companions in a dynamic, visceral and evolving relationship," Mr. Ku wrote.
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I think the idea was (a) to suggest the visceral nature of war and (b) to discover any latent hernias.
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Then it shifted to a more visceral examination of what happened to the men accused of conspiring in the Sept.
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After all, her opposition to the European Union wasn't just about Europhobia; it had to do with her visceral Americophilia.
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Never a natural performer, he saw firsthand the importance of connecting with the audience in a physical and visceral way.
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Davis has developed a lexicon of negritude: race-specific signifiers, autobiographical fragments, visceral symbols of oppression, and technology-derived icons.
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The photo went viral on social media, a visceral reminder of the desperation of migrants seeking asylum in this country.
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Seeing the scale of it — the small boy and the very long fall — makes it feel more visceral, more known.
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The first-term congresswoman from Texas had a visceral response to President Trump's State of the Union address last year.
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SARA I have a visceral memory of sitting down to write the song "Hello" at the end of grade 12.
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It measures 12 metrics including weight, BMI, water weight, lean body mass, bone mass, muscle mass, and visceral body fat.
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For him and his colleagues, gazing into the Hadean labyrinths of a restless underwater volcano holds another, more visceral appeal.
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This holiday season, give the gift of a visceral belly laugh that will last into the new year and beyond.
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Trump was running on visceral political energy, and Cox set out to find people who could help supply that energy.
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Hugh wanted to deliver for fans something that he had heard them endlessly asking for, which was visceral, physical action.
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What we all have in common is a visceral understanding of how tariffs are hurting our companies, employees, and customers.
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A visceral insult, a chilling threat, a garbled reference to one of the most famous mafia movies of all time.
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Christine Blasey Ford's testimony against Brett Kavanaugh seems to have triggered visceral emotions and memories in countless sexual assault survivors.
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" Robinson also speaks to the transfixing power of these pieces, "I realized that it casts a kind of visceral spell.
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The anaphoric "even," the visceral sounds stitched into the syntax, the intimacy of the ending: It requires breath to read.
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Starting at some $247,22, this visceral wedge of forged carbon fiber and aluminum is propelled by a 2500-horsepower V10.
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The rest of the show was similarly devoid of stereotypical Spanish signposts, betting instead on visceral physicality and complex tableaux.
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Its relation to something like utopia feels less like abstract contemplation, and more like the lived pursuit of visceral yearning.
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The series, set in the 1950s, overwhelms with a visceral sense of how oppressive Elena's little corner of Naples is.
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Snapchat created their own market which solved a visceral need; the ability to communicate without fear of message storage and repercussions.
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I mean, you are becoming such a lightning rod, I don&apost know why, but people have visceral reactions to you.
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At a time when so many movies settle for visceral thrills, that alone makes "Arrival" feel like a rather bold adventure.
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Those kinds of visceral reactions are testaments to Hogg's skill as a director, but also cinematographer David Raedecker's beautifully composed shots.
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Game of Thrones viewers are all too familiar with seminal battle sequences, but Sunday's Greyjoy faceoff was a visceral, bloody mess.
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It's a visceral, joyful swooping sensation that tells me I'm not just loving something, but feeling it, right in my guts.
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Earlier this week EA shut down Visceral Studios, leaving many to wonder about the future of linear, AAA single player games.
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Glendon is trying to make that choice as stark, visceral, and urgent as possible to the people running our financial system.
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When you see something and it looks dirty, okay, but as soon as it smells, then you have a visceral reaction.
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I have a weakness for small boxy cars fueled by gasoline and the visceral hate of a surprising number of people.
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Those initial angry reactions -- emotional, visceral — are not what this country, a nation that observes the rule of law, is about.
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In a statement, WorkSafeBC said his injuries included "concussion, facial fracture, and laceration," though O'Brien declined to discuss the visceral details.
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That last look is what Leaving Neverland feels like: the shock and pang of betrayal, a visceral reveal of insidious behavior.
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Still, as fans, we have to ask ourselves: is being punked in such a visceral, gut-wrenching manner an unforgivable offense?
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Maybe the static and heavy breathing that accompanied each episode's mumbled voiceovers were what inspired my visceral dread around the series.
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Plenty of drivers grew up on that visceral sense of having the car shift through the gears with an automatic transmission.
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The surge in Latino early voting was apparently not enough to fend off the visceral appeal of Trump's promises of change.
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Then there's another group of people that has a visceral reaction to the role of government in the health care system.
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But if you can separate yourself from that, and focus on the visceral aspects of what was happening, I love it.
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Speculative fiction stories have the power to take abstract policy debates and obscure jargon and turn them into gripping, visceral tales.
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He was overseas at the time of the atrocity, but he still shares in the community's deep, vivid and visceral trauma.
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First loves remembered through a haze of memory, and first loves experienced with visceral immediacy (and rendered in graphic novel form).
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Either way, it's an eerie but profound experience, and it gives a very visceral dimension to the political fight over abortion.
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He claims his goal wasn't to fix homelessness but to connect with the less fortunate on a human and visceral level.
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As with all Gibson's movies, Hacksaw Ridge's best moments are the ones where conscious thought gives way to pure, visceral sensation.
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The visceral erotic aspect to the work relates to lived experience, and many find disturbing what should be delicious and splendid.
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"They have given up any semblance of conservatism and focused on an almost visceral hatred of all things Clinton and Obama."
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Yiannopoulos's presence on Twitter, and his response to Jones, seemed to shift the Ghostbusters backlash into something incredibly visceral and vicious.
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A really good case study in how impossible a visceral notion can be to dislodge, even when it's been comprehensively debunked.
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Death had been my living, but it hadn't, up to that point, been part of my life in any visceral way.
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" That is a better, more visceral argument to make than, "Gee, Wilbur Ross still owns 2 percent of this coal company.
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It's the look of white patriarchy, of course, but that familiarity — that banality — is part of what prompts the visceral reaction.
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There is strange comfort in having someone transform your vague generalized sense of anxiety about the future into concrete, visceral imagery.
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Instead, they've repeatedly allowed personal confirmation bias and a visceral reaction to a Republican president tank nearly all of their credibility.
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" The book also reportedly described some behaviors of Trump as "a visceral lesson that we weren't just appointees of the president.
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Guthrie's interview was promoted by NBC's official social media pages on Tuesday, drawing a visceral reaction from some of the left.
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I've seen the film twice, and both times, the audience in my theater has had the same gasping, horrified visceral reaction.
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The response from judges, however, seemed more visceral than analytical in ignoring the nondiscriminatory rationales cited by agencies for the policy.
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Maybe even more, it needs to find the right language — both respectful and visceral — in which to talk with these communities.
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Werman: Yovanovitch was talking about visceral stuff [Friday] — her fear after seeing the transcript of what Donald Trump said about her.
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It was a visceral moment for many Americans, and decades later it remains a tragedy that the country continues to remember.
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She captivated her audience with her visceral vocals, and the the crowd was either in sheer terror or falling in love.
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The winter setting was inspired, as Visceral tried to avoid the biggest problem with the horror sequels: the same-y feeling.
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This produced a visceral response in the audience at the I/O Keynote, because it solves a problem we all share.
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The emphasis is on creating a visceral portrait of the issue, rather than providing a methodical analysis, say the film's creators.
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HAND CANNON Game: Dead Space 2 Developer: Visceral Games Date: 2011 Dead Space 2 is difficult enough on its normal setting.
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The carving and the collage imbue the work with a visceral presence, a faceless black body looking back at the viewer.
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For Trump supporters embracing the social dimension of "Make America Great Again," their vote enacted a visceral "No!" to multicultural America.
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Solnit's mind ranges widely from social media to literature to the "leakiness" of language, in a style both contemplative and visceral.
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Instead, candidates and the Congressional Leadership Fund have focused their campaign advertisements on more visceral issues such as crime and immigration.
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Mr. Trier has a great talent for making loneliness visceral and visible, for showing how pain can make the world disappear.
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In 2012, she choreographed "Untitled (the Blue Ballet)," set to music by Morton Feldman; the results were more clinical than visceral.
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There was something really visceral and strong about Martha Graham and her choreography — the way she captured motion in her body.
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The visceral quality of the raw food, with its dripping paint, creates a visual pleasure that elevates and abstracts the familiar.
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Which may not matter, because most of all, voters have a visceral bottom line that is not about issues at all.
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They connect so much that seems utterly modern with the past, and make that history more human in complicated, visceral ways.
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In "Waves," Russell made Emily's feelings for her family visceral, having spent hours beforehand poring over her co-stars' baby pictures.
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Strength training with weights may also help but spot exercises like sit-ups that can tighten abs won't touch visceral fat.
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When amplified, her "playing" of this unlikely component created a rich and visceral screech that's still part of underground music lore.
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As Ronald Reagan also demonstrated, and Mr. Trump has shown in his transition by tweet and rally, simple, visceral messages work.
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"It's a different way of digesting it, much more visceral," said Jessica Kaire, who had also eaten a Gonzalez-Torres candy.
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In any case, the most visceral of the three programs is Sunday's episode of "The Lost Tapes" on the Smithsonian Channel.
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Barry Jenkin's Best Picture winner evoked a visceral response in audiences, who responded to the film's aching heart and impeccable execution.
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The tempo of her sentences matches Winter Island's foggy skies and roiling seas: at once bright and languid, visceral and lyric.
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The film confronts black vulnerability in the face of personal and political loss and embraces black genius on a visceral level.
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I thought that the health stuff would be more visceral, more resonant from a persuasion standpoint, and so I pushed that.
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" He stated that the pain Hamm is having in his lower abdomen "may be related to bladder or other visceral injury.
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The project is an observable and ultimately visceral demonstration of something that often goes unrecognized or dismissed because it operates invisibly.
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"This moment is an image," van Hove said quietly to the group — a visceral expression of the forces keeping them apart.
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Thankful for not having been "overburdened by art-historical parameters," she describes her first attempts as purely visceral and productively naïve.
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She has already pushed the discourse rightward and made a visceral promise to voters: to protect not just France, but Frenchness.
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The ritual doesn't obviate the visceral nature of the hunt, even for Mr. Williams, but that is part of the point.
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This story line may give a visceral thrill to anyone who has ever wanted to see Milo Yiannopoulos get some comeuppance.
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Kiernan's writing — starkly visual, tongue in cheek and disturbingly visceral — carries the day as the story churns toward its uneasy conclusion.
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It was a good place to start our tour, to give us a visceral sense of the scale of the cleanup.
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Social groups must see the "normal" again — the natural empathy for fellow human beings and the visceral disgust for misguided violence.
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The Republican Party's clueless caucus shares the impediment to rational thought that infects the left, a visceral hatred of Donald Trump.
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Artists and critics preoccupied with transgression love to repeat the word 'form!' to distract you from their reliance on visceral content.
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Mr. Trump has recently blared warnings at China, seemingly guided by visceral reflexes and a vague but bold set of demands.
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I reacted on a more visceral level, however, as a person who has spent my professional life working with bereaved families.
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Do you think it's necessary to take away those technological trappings you've mentioned, in order to make these movies more visceral?
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But hers carries a new attempt at left-brain-right-brain unity: measured and thoughtful, but also bodily, raw and visceral.
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I think we're drawn to faster tempos because it allows the potential to be more impulsive and visceral when playing live.
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We see all of her most awkward and socially aware moments through the crude and visceral way she draws her figures.
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But it does channel the same visceral revulsion that powers a zombie or vampire movie, and it's at least as horrifying.
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Next, there is also a dialogue regarding visceral materials and sometimes painful themes between self-taught and taught African-American artists.
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Part of that is because menstruation has long been considered "abject," meaning it acts as a visceral reminder of the female body.
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Trump's suggestion Monday that his predecessors fell short in that duty brought a visceral reaction from those who witnessed those grieving encounters.
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This is because there was a comfortable, visceral familiarity with the app that made me want to spend more time with it.
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"It's visceral, and scary, and it affects how people live, work and pray," Ansari wrote in a New York Times op-ed.
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Ruhwald pushes the capacity of different glazes to their maximum capacity for texture and accumulation, creating finishes that are visceral and alluring.
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For all the crazy antics — and some revelers who got out of control — a sense of patriotism and unity was almost visceral.
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Jason Spencer, on his official Facebook page, cited "the visceral reaction" created by the proposed legislation as his reason for withdrawing it.
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On the surface, Hotel Mumbai is an extremely visceral action thriller about a terrorist attack and the people attempting to survive it.
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Kevin Hart had a visceral reaction to our photog who asked if there was any equivalency between Michael Jackson and R. Kelly.
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Stubborn and hard to get rid of, it's also dangerous; visceral fat is a known risk factor for heart disease and diabetes.
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The feeling is often a visceral, raw reaction to someone's absence, and the mourning process is usually an acknowledgment of that loss.
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Watching her struggle is a visceral experience — culminating in a horrific act of violence you'd be hard-pressed to watch without screaming.
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It's a treatment that goes beyond typical data analysis to offer a visceral sense of horror at the number of people affected.
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Community readings engage participants on a visceral level as they speak the actual words of the protagonists, the bystanders, and the victims.
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Luckily (or unluckily), there's no lack of tools to help the apathetic develop a visceral sense of what could be at stake.
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But the background terror of the Clinton and Bush Jr. years has given way to something even more visceral in recent months.
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While I understand the visceral reaction, much of it was based on misguided assumptions about me or my reasoning for the title.
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"Cult of Womanhood" features images of her sisters exploring their identities, their bodies, each other, and nature in a most visceral way.
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In fact, thanks to Google images, I have immediate visceral reactions to photos of landmarks that I haven't even seen in person.
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