"People had a visceral response to that—they were either viscerally thrilled or viscerally horrified," Rourke said the other day.
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The country sits in three camps, Democrats (who are viscerally opposed to Trump), Republicans (who are viscerally opposed to the Democrats) and independents who don't like anyone.
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Tartakovsky and the animators make every struggle feel viscerally real.
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"I felt Arbus viscerally thinking in her pictures," Taggart says.
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Few places feel the homelessness crisis as viscerally as Californians.
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This is the reality which President Trump so viscerally understands.
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Behind the scenes Johnson was viscerally angry over Martin's remarks.
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How do you communicate viscerally what is an emotional experience?
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It's not that they get a viscerally negative reaction, it's just that they don't really listen to it, they don't really get music, they don't really respond in a viscerally positive way to it.
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Viscerally absurd and raw in the way only wrestling can be?
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So this is something that they actually, I believe, viscerally feel.
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The trouble with climate change is, viscerally, it takes too long.
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Evangelicals care viscerally about the rights of missionaries and congregations overseas.
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More viscerally, Simmons's poor grades opened the door for opposing fans.
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Victor doesn't remember him, but the initial impression is viscerally repellent.
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Ms. Piper won the Olivier Award for her viscerally intense performance.
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At the time, polls showed Republicans responding to the "crisis" viscerally.
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Ms. Huppert's approach is more openly volatile, and more viscerally wrenching.
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So what matters now isn't what's viscerally satisfying and morally just.
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Her difficulty and discomfort getting up and down are viscerally obvious.
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This is a stunning sequence that's viscerally terrifying and emotionally overwhelming.
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It feels viscerally naked and abject — part reclining nude, part root vegetable.
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And then he made plain he understands viscerally what he has lost.
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He was so viscerally offended, he did not know what to do.
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Few have done it so viscerally, quickly and personally as Obama's successor.
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And what could be more purely, more viscerally Football than these lyrics?
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It's not as viscerally thrilling as an outright win — few things are.
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Yeah, I feel viscerally horrified when someone kicks a robot like this.
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There are still plenty of videos of viscerally awful things on Liveleak.
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He wanted, suddenly and viscerally, to be part of the skyline somehow.
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As viscerally as I've known anything, I knew I was in trouble.
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In Minnesota, it's viscerally clear that while lives might not, livelihoods do.
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Even Mr. Collins's emotionally agile performance can't make the production viscerally affecting.
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The odyssey, as the photos so viscerally show, was harrowing and exhausting.
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When I travel, I'll start to viscerally get a lot of anxiety.
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His pieces enable individual viewers to viscerally experience the vastness of climate change.
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These weren't overtly violent, sexual, or scatological videos, but they felt viscerally wrong.
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That's especially true of the recently deceased, whose presence is still viscerally felt.
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If bawling is the ultimate workplace taboo, it's also a viscerally gendered one.
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A small core of Republicans would be viscerally opposed to any immigration bill.
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And there's Madison, a new producer who viscerally evokes Rachel before the fall.
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I was viscerally repelled and at the same time felt horrible about it.
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Carrie Mae Weems is breathtaking, a brilliant intellectual whose presence is viscerally felt.
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What I remember viscerally about our visit was the sweltering heat in Cairo.
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It was the first time I felt someone's hatred of me so viscerally.
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The labor of the poor is not only dangerous but viscerally, nauseatingly disgusting.
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It's viscerally affecting but contains little context or analysis or story and no characters.
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I think we went the wrong way and we're seeing that now, quite viscerally.
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Focusing on medical devices, the argument for individual ownership and control resonates more viscerally.
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A method of settling a score that viscerally represented the dedication to one's argument.
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"I think both of them viscerally felt the decline" of the country, Thiel said.
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"I was trying to experience [the break up] viscerally, as a person," Segel explained.
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I had felt, intellectually and viscerally, that this is as good as it gets.
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Every time I see it I feel it viscerally, like I'm a teenager again.
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Rule changes are viscerally accelerating the game's migration towards quicker shots from deeper distances.
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"It's viscerally brought home why this matters," Pinboard CEO Maciej Ceglowski told The Verge.
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Leaked photographs — medieval in their appearance, viscerally brutal — sparked public outrage and immediate condemnation.
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Of course, some of the negative potential consequences of protectionism are more viscerally jarring.
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He hadn't yet experienced abstract art viscerally, immediately, with all his heart and soul.
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The choices these characters make live on and on, viscerally as well as abstractly.
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To me, someone like Beto is a viscerally off-putting neoliberal-on-a-skateboard.
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And the opening moments of "Network" are as viscerally discombobulating as anything he's done.
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"He considers himself one of them and viscerally identifies with them," Ms. Brown said.
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The maps were so viscerally powerful to us, and words couldn't do them justice.
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I can't remember the last time I got so viscerally angry at a politician.
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Ms. Gallo, the director, appears to feel every incursion on the original streetscapes viscerally.
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JW: Kathy Shorr's series SHOT is probably the most viscerally stirring series for me.
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Salonen is more interested in her own relationship to her body, both viscerally and metaphysically.
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These stunning stories viscerally describe the Haitian experience both on the island and in America.
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The only thing I want, so viscerally in this moment, is not to be alone.
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"From my perspective this is Hispanics in Florida reacting viscerally to Donald Trump," said Smith.
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"Something as Americans viscerally tells us that the US won't let this happen," says Sarkis.
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This widely shared picture viscerally captures the massive coverage of mobile devices in our world.
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Law enforcement officers know this viscerally, but it's not usually something the general public contemplates.
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They also disagreed viscerally and vehemently with the policies Trump clearly stated he would implement.
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Americans on both sides of the gun debate react viscerally whenever a mass shooting happens.
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"The movie is a viscerally exciting, adrenaline-soaked tour de force of suspense and surprise."
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I viscerally understand just how much this show is going to turn off some viewers.
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This wasn't the most viscerally thrilling interpretation, but it was effective, building steadily in fervor.
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Sonic was mocked mercilessly by fans who were viscerally revolted by the little blue guy.
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What a person genuinely, viscerally enjoys, regardless of its cultural bona fides, carries little weight.
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The worst outcome is a viscerally appealing message that will lead to greater job loss.
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For me, a racial justice activist, it communicated viscerally what no study or analysis ever could.
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Viewers are meant to feel it viscerally every time a nose shatters or a rib cracks.
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But Trump and many members of his rabid fanbase had heard enough and felt viscerally insulted.
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Besides being viscerally satisfying, buttons just seem to work faster than an e-reader's touch screen.
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Such obscene violations of basic human dignity stand out most viscerally in this wide-ranging exhibition.
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As the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events increases, the impacts are more viscerally undeniable.
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Trump viscerally understands contemporary politics in those terms and connects to his coalition on that level.
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It was no huge surprise that its writers mostly recoiled from the viscerally driven Trump campaign.
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Along with a viscerally sensuous feeling for paint, he had a playfully theatrical sense of self.
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As directed by James Watkins, Kenny's nightmare saga only becomes more viscerally horrifying as it unfolds.
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The shooting viscerally impacted Bhira, who wrote a New York Times Op-Ed in the aftermath.
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Trump viscerally tapped into that anger, and he stuck with the issue throughout the 2016 campaign.
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Many people responded angrily and viscerally to the way Warren was silenced but Merkley was not.
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As politicians often say but seldom get across so viscerally, the election is ultimately about the voters.
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Most of Clarke and Knightley's scenes together are viscerally uncomfortable, and thus the most interesting to watch.
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Whether you went to high school two years ago or 20, Kevin is specific and viscerally recognizable.
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I'd just sat through what still is the most viscerally disturbing information security talk I've ever seen.
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There are already quite a few "viscerally offensive words and images" on the roster of registered marks.
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People hate Holly viscerally, but I hope there's a real conversation about what happened in that scene.
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Being less invested viscerally means you can see the compositional bones beneath the flesh of the performance.
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And yet, as you describe those class anxieties, I relate to them so viscerally I practically shiver.
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Rand Paul No GOP senator -- heck, few Democratic senators -- have so viscerally attacked Graham-Cassidy like Paul.
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Or you used to love each other, viscerally, in a way that didn't involve any second-guessing.
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Many of my fellow progressives viscerally oppose any use of force, but I think that's a mistake.
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He auditioned for the job as a "birther" who seemed viscerally committed to reversing the Obama legacy.
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This is a reality the president understands as viscerally as anyone who has ever held his office.
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Your logical mind understands the cause and effect, but inwardly and viscerally, you just don't believe it.
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There is no shortage of ways to document our lives online, but few inspire personal reflection so viscerally.
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A large chunk of the Republican electorate is as viscerally opposed to her as Democrats are to Trump.
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You thought VR, which adds embodiment and personal space to the mix, made it even more viscerally disturbing?
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But after seeing something as viscerally disturbing as this theft, it's natural to still have a few questions.
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"The thought of feral kittens freezing and starving to death is just viscerally painful for me," he says.
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I only hope that he feels the weight of those words every bit as viscerally as I do.
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He will accept no substitutes to a huge, long, physical wall, which he believes his voters viscerally want.
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The footage is viscerally disturbing: The passenger screams as his face appears to be slammed into the headrest.
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Created by Better Off Ted's Victor Fresco, Santa Clarita Diet is immediately very strange and viscerally, gleefully gross.
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Yet somehow we've reached a point where people in the medical profession actively, viscerally, volubly hate their computers.
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Urbanism is also on view in what may be the most viscerally satisfying new project of the season.
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"We were made to viscerally feel how high interest is in ninjas all around the world," he added.
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Most everyone at T viscerally felt the power of these seven "Greats" as we worked on the issue.
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Also, I just want to take a moment and acknowledge how viscerally satisfying the cover art is, too.
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The women in the video are close-knit and supportive and viscerally feel the experiences of the others.
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"Sexy teens run the nuclear apocalypse" sounds like a joke logline, but The 100 made it viscerally real.
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My feeling is that what it is about comes across as an experience, and you understand it viscerally.
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I viscerally remember that fear and panic now, as we sit in the midst of a new crisis.
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Porn titles alone are often vicious, and the actual scenes can be even more vicious and viscerally disturbing.
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They were viscerally afraid of him because of his organization, what he stood for, his policies, his advocacies.
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Nothing, however, expressed the anger over H.B. 20163 quite as viscerally, and loudly, as the Air Horn Orchestra.
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The power to viscerally manipulate Warren's image can be used to undermine her ideas rather than boost them.
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Lewinsky told the crowd that she had gone to see Gadsby's show over the summer and reacted viscerally.
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Remember his viscerally immediate, relatively technology-free adaptation of Bergman's "Scenes From a Marriage" a few years ago?
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"People were moved so viscerally," said Ms. Eitel, who helps moderate Time's Up meetings, which began in October.
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To have someone react so viscerally and immediately to something I made was just a really nice experience.
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Yet, to do that for any part of *Perspective 2: The Misdemeanor *would risk diluting a viscerally haunting experience.
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You know viscerally that people can hate in a way that is hard to understand from a history book.
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Viewers were disgusted by him, turned off, viscerally repelled in a way that not even Joffrey could manage. Why?
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The show is even more viscerally disturbing than most horror films because the sense of disempowerment is so absolute.
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It's unique, viscerally engaging and complex enough to let you inject your own personality into your fighter of choice.
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Then, maybe three or four months into the project, David Bowie died, and his death struck me really viscerally.
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"We were made to viscerally feel how high interest is in ninjas all around the world," Shimai told Reuters.
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Both give players agency, but it's filtered through a digital body that is both specifically male and viscerally terrified.
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And we don't mean the merely annoying (like "literally") or obnoxious (like "synergy"), but words that are viscerally repellent.
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Obama reasoned that reacting viscerally to such horror helped terrorists who want to divide Americans and spread indiscriminate fear.
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And so do DREAMers themselves, who are now watching a legislative debate unfold while understanding, viscerally, what's at stake.
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But he registers the North Korean threat viscerally in a way he doesn't seem to register any other threat.
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And "Whiplash" explored it viscerally through the story of a dangerously motivated jazz drummer at a New York conservatory.
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"It's viscerally there in all of us," he said, speaking of the urge to be in tune with nature.
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Toward the end, the music pools into consonance in a way that viscerally evokes a clearing of the air.
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The generation that grew up on social media, the digital natives at whom Digifest is aimed, understands this viscerally.
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"I viscerally got sick," Ms. Hughes recalled in an interview about being asked to revive the work at Prototype.
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"One Planet" appeals to the sense of wonder as viscerally as any of its predecessors, but to a purpose.
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At the time, I wasn't sure — I had been experiencing the work so viscerally that all symbolism escaped my grasp.
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Naturally, we know whatever we're seeing onscreen is fictional (even if it seems viscerally real, like in A Quiet Place).
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Instead, the 2016 campaign is showing how viscerally the paranoia of a majority can take aim at those gaining ground.
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But if you grew up post-financial crisis, and you're bearing the brunt of this, you just understand it viscerally.
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Voters may not know the details of that tradition, but they feel it viscerally when a politician taps into it.
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Trump, who viscerally hates having to approve something he's called "the worst deal ever," is reportedly set to decertify it.
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With our feet moving and heart rate quickening, we become viscerally aware of our bodies while viewing portraits of humanity.
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It's another fairy tale ending that creates a violent, viscerally satisfying alternate universe conclusion to a grim chapter in history.
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He resembles Ted Cruz in this way, but is far more telegenic and less viscerally repellent than the Texas senator.
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Margolles's "Tarjetas para picar cocaína (Cards for Cutting Cocaine)" (219-212) is perhaps the most viscerally disturbing in the exhibit.
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It feels like a grim comparison, but the grief on display in Manchester this evening was shared—really, viscerally shared.
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I'm easy to please and it takes a lot for me to have a viscerally negative reaction to an album.
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Waging hand-to-hand political conflict with an opponent as willing to respond as viscerally as Trump can be hazardous.
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I managed to retain the capacity to be viscerally excited by tech, to instantly fall for its potential and possibilities.
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It helps to know viscerally what a body looks and feels like once the life has gone out of it.
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There are certain ages that are just viscerally so available to me because the memories are so strong, you know?
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I understand, deeply and viscerally, why people are so desperate for new treatments for these complicated and often devastating conditions.
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He is viscerally opposed to the agreement, viewing it as a bad deal with bad terms for the United States.
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Still, Saunders skillfully illuminates how time heals certain wounds while deepening others, and her depiction of aging is viscerally affecting.
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Reading through the responses, Ranney said she had to take breaks because of how viscerally upsetting many of the tweets were.
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"In that moment, first impressions, I had never had somebody sort of viscerally hate the idea of me," she told Costello.
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After fleeing the wake, Jimmy opens up viscerally — you know it's real because he's alone, with no one but the ashes.
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In this painting, the artist viscerally links a skirmish between Civil Rights protesters and law enforcement to the power of color.
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While Cena was viscerally hated as recently as a couple years ago,the crowd accepted his victory with applause and cheers.
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Nate is making the ideas embedded in the objects visible, and connecting us powerfully and viscerally to those ideas and objects.
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To me, the challenge was how could I make someone care for someone that we would all viscerally want to reject?
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We don't know these people, but we think we do because the trope is so ubiquitous as to be viscerally familiar.
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You can see how the book deals with feelings viscerally, an approach neatly symbolized by the recurring images of corrupted hearts.
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I'm ashamed of what feels like uniquely, viscerally ugly behavior, the mess of skin and bone and chewing, all so animal.
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This reminded me that there's no substitute for visiting these extraordinary landmarks in London and experiencing more viscerally their undeniable power.
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The collection's dependence on viscerally affecting items reflects the Smithsonian's tendency toward a broad, largely artifact-based history—Here's somebody's Buick!
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The Democratic nominee needs to viscerally loath losing, too, and possess the confidence that comes from battling back from the brink.
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We viscerally know what "Renate Alumnius" means because we are collectively fluent, after long experience, in the subtle language of misogyny.
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What is clear, however, is that Mr. Trump reacted viscerally to the images of the death of innocent children in Syria.
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I spoke with Baptist about her entrepreneurial curatorial practice, viscerally connecting with artworks, and her intended next steps for the gallery.
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In your research, was there anything you reacted viscerally to as something you couldn't believe they had had to go through?
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A quarter century ago, Steven Spielberg created velociraptors that were viscerally compelling enough to toe-claw tap dance straight into our nightmares.
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And that's part of the reason why the worst kinds of violence are so viscerally awful to experience, to bear witness to.
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But the loud, steady club beat juxtaposed with the gentle hesitation in Paul's voice makes you viscerally experience something unexpected: his vulnerability.
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In those cases, reporters are able to experience it directly and viscerally (and then go a short distance and report on it).
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Though I am fundamentally, viscerally opposed to the word "lover" in any context, I was desperate for info, so I read on.
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She's not complaining about her circumstances as much as she's viscerally aware that they're shaping her in ways that don't feel right.
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But it seems Trump reacts viscerally to chemical attacks on innocent civilians and will respond forcefully to punish Assad for using them.
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But Trump got into politics partly because he viscerally opposes everything those establishment figures stand for on trade and foreign policy especially.
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"I find the notion that people would only vote some way because they were tricked to be almost viscerally offensive," he said.
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This battle was so viscerally urgent, so physical in its immediacy, reporting the rape to the police didn't even occur to me.
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But Clay, like the other characters, is viscerally disgusted with Tyler (Devin Druid), the only character who is explicitly labeled a voyeur.
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If your goal is to follow a healthier diet, for example, try to viscerally picture how you will feel from the results.
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With no space for privacy, what would be people&aposs private lives in the city of nearly 9 million are viscerally public.
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It came through even more viscerally on Thursday, when the work had its American premiere at the Met with Mr. Adès conducting.
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Tensions that exist on the outside become viscerally exaggerated behind bars, where privacy is limited, sexes are segregated and force is unequal.
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First Words The biggest political contests of 2017 were defined by their asymmetries: in funding, in ideology and, most viscerally, in strategy.
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The consequences are viscerally punctuated by a three-part poem about Anderson's rape, its immediate aftermath and its long-lasting emotional repercussions.
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The extermination that the creatures in Mr Simoni's lab are designed to take part in is less viscerally gratifying—but far more consequential.
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I'd worried that with the loss of Nina and Martha and Gaad, The Americans was quickly running through characters I care about viscerally.
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In recent years, those lockdowns have taken on a viscerally realistic approach, with fake gunmen roaming the school pretending to hunt down children.
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There is some alchemy at work in this entirely uncomplicated yet viscerally affecting film from Felix Thompson about a summer when everything changes.
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" With most romantic films, he explained, "you're not always experiencing it totally viscerally because you're having to imagine 'if this character were gay.
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Then I come to the moment in which I started to viscerally understand what it meant to be a woman in this country.
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Onstage, playwrights and directors know the power of putting animals in a show: They affect us viscerally, in ways that human actors can't.
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I understand the pain inflicted by casual and institutional racism, even if I haven't experienced it viscerally because of my light skin color.
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Many people, he said, react viscerally to the idea of deferring income — it feels good to avoid the tax man, even if temporarily.
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There's something viscerally destabilizing about those videos, which reveal the moments when unsuspecting children at play collide with the demands of capitalist exploitation.
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"It is one thing to get credit for evolution and change but it is quite another to be there viscerally," Ms. Pelosi said.
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The viscerally anti-NATO Jeremy Corbyn could conceivably become prime minister of one of its leading members after next week's British general election.
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Because I could go to the studio and figure out viscerally, emotionally, internally how it was affecting my work today, in my body.
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Raised on this narrative, many Poles react viscerally when confronted with the growing body of scholarship about Polish involvement in the killing of Jews.
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Many Americans know that, intellectually; what they may not feel, as we friends of America feel viscerally, is that America no longer offers hope.
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One coworker loses a tooth, chaos ensues as another coworker fishes in her mouth to help, and I try not to react too viscerally.
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Until about 20 minutes from the end, the viscerally gutting documentary had only hinted at the possibly abusive behavior of one of its subjects.
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Her right foot connects with a viscerally satisfying thwok, and the ball heads for a point several yards wide and right of the goal.
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Keats said it may also be featured in cities in China and India, where the threat of automation is felt viscerally by factory workers.
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It's no surprise that when he was voted into office, women around the world responded viscerally, as if doubled over with E. coli poisoning.
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These realities may be less viscerally satisfying than the scandal-driven status quo, but good governance and increased cable news ratings are rarely bedfellows.
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Penn was so viscerally angry at the characterization that he tells Kondabolu that it ruined the entire 28 years of The Simpsons for him.
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Why do you think people react so viscerally to cartoons being distorted or messed with in some way like they are in this video?
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This explains why so many from the "free speech" generation of the 1960s viscerally recoil at Antifa's Orwellian attempts to silence speech it opposes.
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The film that I felt most viscerally related to was 2010' by Peter Hyams' because then I realized I was working on a movie.
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"There are some nights when it really hits me, not in a sad way, but I feel it so viscerally every time," she said.
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But perhaps most viscerally, it reinforced the power of a single conservative news program to push issues onto the desk of an impulsive president.
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The behaviors, plights, hopes, aspirations and actions of any one person are experienced viscerally and visually and directly in tiny screens in our hands.
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There's something viscerally satisfying — thrilling, even — about watching Viola Davis's mist-shrouded eyes turn steely cold: She may weep but she will not weaken.
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Nor can the story that Gloria elicits from Rick grab us viscerally, because it is entirely retrospective and, save for the awful details, predictable.
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You can viscerally feel the raucous atmosphere of the train church, the instability of the cabin but also the mystery and consolation of religion.
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Similar in spirit to Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Véréna Paravel's 2013 documentary, "Leviathan" (though less viscerally brutal), "Aquarela" isn't your typical climate-change warning.
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"887" is a memory play, and like memory it leaps around in a structure more associative than linear — sometimes quaintly nostalgic, sometimes viscerally angry.
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Similar in spirit to Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Véréna Paravel's 2013 documentary, "Leviathan" (though less viscerally brutal), "Aquarela" isn't your typical climate-change warning.
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That encounter made me understand viscerally just how invested Europeans and Americans were in the racist fantasies that I had explored in the performance.
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When VR is actually interactive, it has the potential to engage every part of you viscerally — because your attention, and your body, are in there.
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Jeff Yang: The same 'raw-meat ferocity and garrulous showmanship' Thinly attended, low energy, underwhelmingly staged—the inaugural production was everything that Trump viscerally despises.
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Physical attacks here viscerally call attention to a past that Ouelette spent in the penalty box or enduring the wrath of his family's drunken patriarch.
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But people feel viscerally upset when those machine learning methods are used for facial or voice recognition, in part because those characteristics are so personal.
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Though perhaps also a play on the idea of memory palaces, "Memory Box" viscerally brings to the surface one's impulses to discover, classify, organize, store.
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And because it grabbed me so viscerally, there was never any doubt it was gonna come out in a way that was unique and distinct.
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Lashing out at other nations may be viscerally satisfying, but instituting new tariffs certainly does not guarantee that the targeted country will implement desired reforms.
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Already, we know the intersection of these two men feels viscerally wrong; it's as if they live in different galaxies, or entirely different parallel universes.
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Like all new Pokémon games, there are a bunch of cool and cute new Pokémon, but there are also a couple that are viscerally upsetting.
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Suddenly it's as if we were watching the Dothraki warriors from "Game of Thrones" field a team in a "Pitch Perfect" movie: viscerally awe inspiring.
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My injuries have mostly healed, but as I rediscover every time I watch gymnastics on TV, the sport is still deeply, viscerally in my body.
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And even though it clocks in at only two minutes, the digital strings and distant, power-ballad percussion in "She'll Kill You" are viscerally inspiring.
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"We have given in or given up on those core principles in favor of the more viscerally satisfying anger and resentment," he told his colleagues.
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This is a space I have never known as a white US citizen, but one Wulia has experienced viscerally, somewhere on the edge of Germany.
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But Gianfranco Rosi's documentary "Fire at Sea," a high point of the 2016 New York Film Festival, makes it real, life-size and viscerally unnerving.
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It's silly, but it works: my children all feel, viscerally, as if they have left Egypt, that their lives are unfolding in the promised land.
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But the question could be extended much further: Invited into these conversations about politics, immigration and art, and viscerally provoked, what do we do now?
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That idea was picked up in the episode's pulsating final scene, which might have been a little on the nose but was still viscerally effective.
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The secret of time lies in this slippage that we feel on our pulse, viscerally, in the enigma of memory, in anxiety about the future.
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The photographs here document Hijikata in performances and happenings, as well as camping it up in a chicken coop and viscerally chomping into a watermelon.
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This is the failure, by many, to see a woman at work and viscerally and intellectually understand that she is there to do her job.
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I reacted to his death personally, viscerally -- with a sense of horror and disgust, but also a great sadness for the loss of a friend.
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I can't even accurately describe how viscerally satisfying this visual would be; all I can ask is that you close your eyes and imagine it.
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It never justifies these graphic depictions the way a show like Game of Thrones might use a viscerally violent scene to create a sense of danger.
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If you want to throw a party with the theme "cursed," get all of them and assemble the most viscerally jarring party spread of all time.
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Chappelle's Show is one of the untouchable wonders of 21st century comedy: frozen in time along with the catchphrases that Chappelle himself recoils from so viscerally.
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But nothing can touch the woozy, hallucinatory rush of Raw, in which the main character's journey of self-discovery turns out to be viscerally (lol) fraught.
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The teen's battle leads to the kinds of scenes that are so viscerally chilling it is possible you will start crying before you even realize it.
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And also, as an immigrant, I guess that's one of the reasons I find some of these actions taken through the executive order so viscerally offensive.
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" Meanwhile, he added, "Conservatives who are viscerally turned off by the Trump cult of personality prize things like the rule of law and balance of powers.
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Those are raw statistics, but Justin Kolbeck saw them viscerally personified every day as a U.S. diplomat in Afghanistan, where food security is a perennial concern.
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This is viscerally sort of disappointing (end-over-end is an aesthetically grating mode of locomotion) but I applaud their commitment to not wrinkling the crust.
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His speech — and similar remarks this week by other federal health officials — amounts to an experiment in jawboning by an administration viscerally opposed to new regulations.
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A couple of months ago, returning from a visit to my mom as she was dying, I found myself viscerally needing to see a show immediately.
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There's a passage in which Charlie takes Adam's powered-down body from a closet that's so viscerally written it scrapes your nerves like a horror movie.
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Our drive to keep animals, dogs in particular, strikes me as similar in nature: Their simple presence, and their willingness to be touched, is viscerally satisfying.
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I ask Jannah about the pieces she finds most viscerally important to her — the ones for which real estate in the home was simply a given.
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And you will be viscerally aware of the fact that its calling attention to the only real noticeable difference between the 11 and the 11 Pro.
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The last book I remember reading that I viscerally disliked by the end was "Gone Girl," possibly because the characters themselves were so hard to like.
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As a composer, Mr. Kirchner demonstrated that one could write works of rigorous complexity employing modernist techniques but in an instinctive, richly expressive, viscerally dramatic way.
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What made this past weekend's show even more viscerally current was its focus on the ongoing deportation crisis, which stands to grow even worse very soon.
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You feel viscerally how Reality is always struggling to convey and to hold onto an illusion of normalcy, as if nothing were really wrong with this picture.
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Northern Ireland's peace has rested on the bold idea that everyday administration can be shared by politicians who disagree viscerally about both the future and the past.
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"I'm interested in creating games that allow us to viscerally experience power that we don't have [as women], or power that we may have lost," said Friedhoff.
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" The Atlantic's Spencer Kornhaber wrote, "Sonically novel yet viscerally moving, gorgeous yet terrifying, it is the sound of Radiohead returning to do what it exists to do.
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But they are making the same mistake liberals are: assuming it was all about a person because technology is quieter, more abstract, and even less viscerally compelling.
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This particular hurt — yearning for something you can't have because of your social class — is even more viscerally felt than the lack of acceptance of my sexuality.
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Whatever extremes "Pavilions" demands — in both the patience of its listeners and the physical prowess of its performer — it rewards in viscerally gripping and emotionally transformative music.
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He goes through most of the story with a bad diagnosis and a viscerally described, mounting agony that becomes one of the book's biggest elements of suspense.
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The premiere at the Sydney Opera House was just a mind-blowing experience, because the audience was being so loud and reacting so viscerally to the images.
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Viscerally articulating the feeling of being outside of her own body, she prevails by sticking a pin into the man's leg until he bleeds and actually disappears.
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Democratic women have reacted viscerally to the condemnation of Warren by Sanders backers because it reminds them so much of what happened four years ago, Finney said.
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I was more viscerally impressed by the risk Clark took in bursting out of confinement and braining the Farouk-possessed Kerry with his wolf's-head walking stick.
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First in interviews with on-site news crews, then -- more viscerally -- at a gun control rally last weekend in nearby Fort Lauderdale, they began to speak up.
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When that set becomes the backdrop to a viscerally exciting fight, all the red abruptly evokes the spilled blood that this otherwise squeaky clean series insistently elides.
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Shifting freely between third-person and first-person point of views, her work investigates a divided self among the domestic realm that is her own viscerally felt creation.
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This new totality, at once foreign and viscerally known, seeps through the space of the Hutzler Brothers Palace Building and unsettles any illusion of a static physical site.
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He wants some people to have a viscerally negative response to him and what he's doing, because he bets that's going to harden support on the other side.
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The works are viscerally affecting, forcing the viewer to think about the way one wrong can lead to another, about what people do in the name of freedom.
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No, it doesn't make any sense — but it tells you that he is viscerally opposed to monetary as well as fiscal stimulus in the face of high unemployment.
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The X-Men movie that wasn't an X-Men movie was viscerally violent, riddled with expletives, and ended with the death of our only character constant since 20173.
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In the past films featuring Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, we get a general sense, an allusion to this character's pain, but in "Logan" we experience it far more viscerally.
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"I had the feeling that people differ a lot in what kinds of foods they like, and that those differences are very viscerally and strongly felt," she wrote.
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Every once in a while an image appears that so viscerally frames the human story in a time of social or political paroxysm that it becomes a symbol.
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If you read The Plague long ago, perhaps for a college class, you likely were struck most by the physical torments that Camus's narrator dispassionately but viscerally describes.
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PARIS — France has spent the last two years or so waiting for its Harvey Weinstein moment: a big trial, the fall of someone powerful, a viscerally indignant country.
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Or maybe you feel it more viscerally: You cannot stomach the idea of casting a ballot for ______, let alone knocking a door for them or giving them money.
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And, even now, he is more viscerally annoyed by what he calls the "self-satisfaction" of Trump's critics than by anything Trump has done, or failed to do.
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His claim that there was "no quid pro quo" has become quick shorthand for supporters who want to understand immediately and viscerally that Mr. Trump did nothing wrong.
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Even if he starts a foundation for kids with the syndrome, he's never going to viscerally understand what it is to live with it hanging over his life.
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So if you're a young person who reacts viscerally to the things Donald Trump says about Mexicans or Muslims, what do you see as the available, appropriate response?
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An endorsement from Palin — who remains popular with the state's hardline Tea Party and religious conservatives — could help him lock down the voters most viscerally hostile towards President Obama.
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And all of this enabled us to actually create a fight which really worked viscerally, and you actually feel that these guys are really in there and wrestling correctly.
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It's a behavioral pattern of Trump's presidency: He reacts viscerally to what he sees as an attack, whips up a showdown, and ends up eroding his own political position.
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Wherever they went, they had encountered the viscerally undreamt-of horrors that were routine on the frontier: Indians who threatened, locusts that devoured, blizzards that blinded, crops that failed.
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This Friday is the first time the vast majority of workers effected will miss a full paycheck, and their personal stories are viscerally painful and will fill the airwaves.
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One includes strangers acting out — a mother who slaps a toddler, a boy who punches his girlfriend — and bystanders, when they react, tend to do so viscerally and quickly.
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The issue just hasn't resonated as widely and viscerally with their base as it has with Republicans, where the threat of judicial activism has become a reliable, enduring motivator.
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Placing her son's death at the center of her political messaging has made the campaign more special, Ms. McBath said, but will also make election night more viscerally personal.
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While his injury affected his cognitive ability, when he shares any McDonald's stories, he is always glittering, beaming, and remembers fond moments so viscerally and sweetly, with sensory descriptions.
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To read a book without likable characters is, necessarily, to read a book that has failed in its goal: to make readers care viscerally and emotionally about their journey.
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Contrast Trump's behavior not just with May's, but also that of Ronald Reagan, who was viscerally opposed to Communism and entered office determined to bring down the Soviet empire.
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Let's not get ahead of ourselves, however, because Akers's choice to spotlight a sleuth preoccupied by "those impossible puzzles that burrow into our brains like splinters" is viscerally effective.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" often uses blood excessively, manipulating viewers into feeling viscerally disgusted by the brutality of Gilead instead of trusting us to perceive its obvious cruelty and hypocrisy.
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Jihadi networks Two Pakistan-based groups - Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed -- have long been the main jihadi networks in Kashmir, and they are viscerally opposed to ISIS.
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I am doubling as someone who only ever felt like a boy and a man but knows viscerally the harsh realities of living as a girl and a woman.
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"In a way, the only issue he couldn't take off the table is the one the president holds powerfully and viscerally — the idea that Korea is a free rider."
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" And while he knew others in New York City would share his post-election sentiments, Nadal said seeing seeing all those emotions "manifested in one place was viscerally powerful.
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In response, US, Free World, and South Vietnamese forces launched a brutal counteroffensive, one that was viscerally brought home to the US public when an AP photographer snapped Gen.
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But it was John McCain who brought that mistreatment viscerally into American living rooms, through a harrowing hospital-bed interview broadcast by CBS News in the fall of 1967.
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None of these things made me as viscerally uncomfortable as Rochester, 1996, a family drama that has far more in common with indie movies than with Sleep No More.
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Jens Spahn, the young health minister, earned fans on parts of the CDU right with his opposition to Mrs Merkel's refugee policy in 2015-16, but is viscerally disliked elsewhere.
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The Underground Railroad is not only viscerally pleasurable to read — it's also filled with ideas that will swirl around in your head for weeks afterward as you mull them over.
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Yes, it was viscerally discomforting watching them just kind of stand there while the VFX team behind 1917 accepted their award for Achievement in Visual Effects—but it was funny!
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Something viscerally happens inside of you when you see an image of someone who looks like you or is a size that is bigger than what you're used to seeing.
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Her weakness makes her more dependent on the goodwill of the PT and trade unions aligned with it, which are viscerally opposed to the reforms needed to steady the economy.
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Without weighing his policies, they're viscerally drawn to the spectacle of his candidacy, like the townspeople following Pyotr Verkhovensky in "Demons" who delight in the gossip and scandals he creates.
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I found it very viscerally satisfying in the moment, for sure, just because I think all of us wanted her to see the light with Luke and tell him off.
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It is also clear to me for the moment we have given in or given up on those core principles in favor of the more viscerally satisfying anger and resentment.
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Bringing together the processed voices of industrial machines, human voices, and animals—for a result that sounds alternately revving, piercing, and shattering—it's a slow burn, innervating yet viscerally perturbing.
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The P. T. Barnum scene seemed oddly fitting for a campaign that, at times, has felt like a passing parade, the surreal blending viscerally with the passions Mr. Trump elicits.
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"If someone tried to put Microsoft out of business, the U.S. would probably have a viscerally negative reaction," he said, but acknowledged the U.S. likely wouldn't illegally detain foreign citizens.
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I remember, viscerally, the sick feeling I got in my stomach when the drinking fountains were all shut off in my daughter's school after they had tested high for lead.
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It's also clear to me for the moment that we have given in or given up on the core principles in favor of a more viscerally satisfying anger and resentment.
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In "Norse Mythology," Gaiman brings voice to the old myths so viscerally that listening to the audiobook every night for a week, I thought my bedroom might explode into Valhalla.
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For the 1986 version of "The Fly," the duo summed up one of the most viscerally disturbing sci-fi films in a single image of a finger dripping with goo.
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If so, this tactic was viscerally effective: In addition to the thrill of seeing everyone back together at the end of Sunday's episode, I felt a palpable sense of relief.
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Amy BelfiPostdoctoral Associate in the Department of Psychology at New York University, researching the relationship between music and the brainWhy do some of us have viscerally negative reactions to certain songs?
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Like Trump's in the US, Salvini's tweets and posts dominate media coverage, while at the same time polarizing voters into two camps: those viscerally for Salvini and those ardently against him.
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It is also clear to me for the moment that we have given in or given up on the core principles in favor of a more viscerally satisfying anger and resentment.
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It's as ludicrous as it is viscerally vulgar – and then the gag escalates logically, until the crudeness, wincingly gross as it may be, acquires a shape and arc of its own.
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It is also clear to me for the moment that we have given in or given up on the core principles in favor of a more viscerally satisfied anger and resentment.
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When our own lives are viscerally touched by policy, as opposed to us being well-meaning but detached theorists who experiment with the flyover state population, we move quickly and definitively.
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To help guys get out, you give them an alternate model of what they were getting emotionally, viscerally, psychologically in the movement — community, camaraderie, brotherhood, a sense of purpose and meaning.
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So when Jews react viscerally to anti-Semitism—even white Jews, even privileged Jews, even internet-famous Jews—don't take them to task for centering themselves in a conversation about bigotry.
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The separation of children from their parents at the US-Mexico border under the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy is, to many people — liberals and conservatives alike — a viscerally repellent act.
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Cerqueira Leite's exhibition expresses this circularity by testing how bodily and viscerally directed sculptural forms are experienced, bringing awareness to gaps deep within a collective understanding of how we know 'self'.
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The sisters understand as viscerally as anyone on the court that winning is wrapped up in self-confidence, and self-confidence can be derived from and communicated through what you wear.
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Bruce Hoffman, a Georgetown University professor who has advised the American government on terrorism for years, said it was "a strategy of provocation" and important for leaders not to respond viscerally.
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But Mr. Eckart was right: Mr. Quayle did compare himself to Mr. Kennedy onstage, and Mr. Bentsen, having responded viscerally to the comparison during debate practice, was prepared with an answer.
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It is quite something else to understand how our actions affect the world around us, and to viscerally begin to comprehend exactly what our actions mean to us and to others.
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The article begins: Every once in a while an image appears that so viscerally frames the human story in a time of social or political paroxysm that it becomes a symbol.
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While Republicans sometimes split viscerally on topics like abortion and immigration, the vast majority of voters and lawmakers are Republicans because of the shared interest in limited government and lower taxes.
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Even the most ordinary elements of life—the lengths to which a mother will go to protect her children, meeting someone special, what remains unsaid within a marriage—become viscerally exciting.
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There's good reason for this: The kind of buildup required to create a horror tale that's more psychologically disturbing than viscerally terrifying needs lots of real estate, but not too much.
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What is very much on the agenda is how college-educated liberals who feel viscerally that Trump is much worse than the average Republican should react to Trump supporters they encounter socially.
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Mr. Christie responded viscerally, saying that Mr. Rubio was too weak and ineffective to take on Hillary Clinton and suggesting that she would "cut his heart out" in a general election debate.
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For the next hour and a half, in that dark, quiet room, atop a plush leather chair, I responded viscerally to the piece of art blaring on the big screen before me.
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I was as thrilled he'd responded so, um, viscerally, to my writing, as I was to the friend who understood what I wanted to share about the rhythms of friendship and love.
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What were all her trials, viscerally gruesome deaths, pain, strife, and suffering for — if it was all in service of getting her back to exactly who Lara Croft was back in 1996?
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This kind of story is less viscerally disturbing than the story of ordinary people living their lives under a dystopian government, and it doesn't live in the body in the same way.
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Our garbage squad, which is viscerally loathed by even its most devoted fans, is in no way worthy of the attention and emotional investment that it has received these past few years.
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Viscerally, his music still filled me with joy, but as someone who makes a point to call out racist behavior when I see it, the growing sense of unease was becoming unbearable.
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"Reading the wh*don wonder woman script was never any fun but after seeing/crying at actual WW it becomes a viscerally insulting experience," pointed out another, and that's really the problem.
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"This scenario is most likely because Trump views Iran in the absolutely evil category, and he feels viscerally about it," analysts at risk consultancy Eurasia Group said in a briefing on Monday.
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This ad is meant to remind them viscerally of how they felt when Barack Obama was elected — and to ask them to assure that his victories will not have been in vain.
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He's also in an unfortunate category with Shaquille O'Neal and Dwight Howard; like them, his strength is so viscerally striking that you can miss the degree to which he's being beaten up.
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"It's also clear to me, for the moment, that we have given in or given up on our core principles in favor of a more viscerally satisfying anger and resentment," Flake said.
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Her contempt for women she accuses of acting viscerally to preserve a "blood pact" with Republican men blinds her to the possibility that politically conservative women are capable of rational, independent thought.
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Mr. Hacker includes viscerally disturbing excerpts showing Paul Marshall Johnson Jr., an American engineer, being held hostage and questioned by Islamic militants who ultimately execute him — a killing not shown on screen.
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The city was devastated when the Twin Towers fell in 2001, and "people experienced the gap in the skyline viscerally," said Judith Dupré, an architectural historian and author of books on skyscrapers.
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Older American Jews, more viscerally aware of the Holocaust and connected to the living history of the Jewish state, are generally willing to look past Israeli government actions that challenge their values.
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Almost 40 years later, they remain viscerally exciting, and it's brilliant how MacMillan makes us see them (and the ballet's other duets) from the points of view of both man and woman.
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Some senior guard officers were viscerally opposed to this diplomacy, though the supreme leader consistently supported Mr. Rouhani's efforts to get Western sanctions lifted for a temporary suspension of Iran's nuclear advance.
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Composed in the years leading to World War I, Arnold Schoenberg's "Erwartung" and Béla Bartók's "Bluebeard's Castle" both one-act operas, share much in common: Expressionist gloom, misogynistic violence, viscerally modernist scores.
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The activist generation that "voted for President Obama twice and still got tear gassed" during protests for black freedom felt viscerally the failures of identity politics in the streets, courts, and classrooms.
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Although Lucas falsified a vast majority the details and motives pertaining to the murders he purported to commit, hearing his monologues about viscerally hating women is still affecting and horrifying to viewers.
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"It is also clear to me for the moment we have given in or given up on those core principles in favor of the more viscerally satisfying anger and resentment," he said.
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From the plight of a burning kapok tree, to the experience of climate-displaced Bangladeshis, these filmmakers don't just want you to read about climate change, they want you to viscerally experience it.
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These details, which deserve to be a surprise for the viewers, are the first time we're reminded The Sinner season 2 aims to be as viscerally shocking and memorable as the first one.
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Add one or more statues of slaves to every monument to the Confederacy and the viewer will immediately and viscerally understand what the civil war was about and what Confederate soldiers fought for.
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"Never before have we had a time when we are so viscerally connected to company leaders," Brooke Hammerling, a high-profile public relations executive and the founder of Brew PR, told BuzzFeed News.
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PathoGlyph isn't just flirting with the disaster porn genre, it's creating things that can only exist if artists invite disaster upon themselves — if they undergo trauma as viscerally as possible for our edification.
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If Trump gives voice to those white men who feel constrained by political correctness, then Michelle is the voice of a black woman who knows viscerally the damage done by racism and sexism.
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Jeff Flake will not seek re-election next year, issuing a sharp rebuke to a Republican Party that he said has given into a "more viscerally satisfied anger and resentment" under President Trump.
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I hope that Secretary Wilkie, the son of a combat wounded veteran and a reservist himself, viscerally understands the fundamental need to treat all veterans equally, in an environment of dignity and respect.
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It is wholly emblematic of Mr. Posner's raw, theatrically audacious version of this Chekhov classic, which is being presented in New York in a viscerally well-acted production from the Pearl Theater Company.
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He's been getting buckets off the bench for the better part of 16 years and there are few players more viscerally enjoyable to watch on a night when they have it going. But.
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At this stage in the process, at least, she seems to find the sculpture viscerally repulsive, mostly because the memories of some of her source images—magnified images of blackheads—are still fresh.
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The final scene features a concert to an audience of supporters viscerally connected to the project, the first crowd to experience the new album in its entirety as a hardcore, mixed-media freakout.
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I was moved to see all the choristers immerse themselves so viscerally in the piece for the Mostly Mozart presentation, especially the earnest singers of the Young People's Chorus of New York City.
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But while the Dallas case may offer other cities a potential way forward, it also highlights the logistical and ethical challenges of transplanting statues that are often physically enormous and remain viscerally controversial.
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Chris Coons (D-Del.) said it was clear Republicans "reacted sort of viscerally and immediately to that particular line" but scoffed at the idea that would be a reason to vote against witnesses.
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Co-presented by Times Square Arts alongside the World Science Festival, Holoscenes is an epic performance-installation created by Lars Jan and Early Morning Opera that viscerally connects everyday activities to climate change.
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Jake's messy attempts to reverse fate make for the best, most viscerally disturbing moments of the series, whether he's in a warm and dusty bar or on the chilling "kill floor" of a slaughterhouse.
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By making us look through his stubborn objects, back to their physical origins, to the systems they serve and to the corrosive practices that they perpetuate, they make viscerally real America's tragic racial divide.
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And the obsessive thoughts and compulsions escalate from there, resulting in scenes that are so raw and so viscerally rendered that they can be quite frankly shocking to find in a John Green novel.
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Still, despite the spam, Medieval Reactions distinguishes itself from the pack of various "parody" Twitter accounts because, simply put, contrasting the works of the old masters and recycled meme humor is just viscerally hilarious.
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At this year's TED 2016 conference, the artist Sanford Biggers took the stage and showed a 16-second video, BAM, which viscerally highlights the mind-numbing nature of police violence against the black community.
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I only know how I feel viscerally about it, so I looped in an actual expert in the form of Dr. Bradley Bolling, a professor of Food Science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Those of us reading "Don Quixote" in 1973, in an embassy we could not leave, surrounded by soldiers ready to transport us to stadiums and cellars and, ultimately, cemeteries, responded viscerally to the novel.
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It doesn't strike you as viscerally as any of those three — its momentum is tidy, not tidal — but it is carving out an amalgamated identity, built on its associations, that sounds distinctly like today.
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It's a symbolic gesture that hits like a gut punch and a great argument for why theater can sometimes tell a story more boldly and more viscerally than a movie or a television show.
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She responded viscerally to the erotic energy of Bernardo Bertolucci's "Last Tango in Paris" and the violent pathos of Arthur Penn's "Bonnie and Clyde," a movie she single-handedly rescued from a critical mauling.
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But it also illuminates their names, faces and life stories, making them ever more familiar to those of us who are viscerally connected to Iraq, whether we live there or in a distant country.
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In a lot of ways, Get Out was a textbook for white people on how to not just cerebrally understand but viscerally experience the way racism can impact the lives of the people around them.
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That, to me, is the biggest lesson and the reason I would say a lot of people, particularly liberals, found [the results] viscerally upsetting in a way that I think surprised a lot of them.
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Over the years, the publishing house has expanded their design strategy, but their covers remain iconic mainstays in any Barnes & Noble, which is what makes Miller's Penguin paintings, and their sardonic titles, so viscerally amusing.
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The track was inspired by a difficult writing session with older men who patronized her and Sigrid's trailblazing mezzo soprano has a rasping, emotional quality that allows us to viscerally feel her indignance and frustration.
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Last year, when 23 people were killed by an ex-student wielding an AR-183 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, many Columbine survivors were viscerally reminded of what they went through.
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Perhaps no one expressed the feeling more viscerally than the young black girl who was captured by her grandmother on video wailing hysterically when she learned that Mr. Obama was soon leaving the White House.
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I do want to challenge them a little bit, but I don't want to turn them off, viscerally, in any way... I would like to cross a line at some point and be like, Oh!
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He felt it viscerally at school, where he and his three siblings tried to hide the fact that their father, Alfredo Cuarón, a doctor specializing in nuclear medicine, abandoned their family when Cuarón was 10.
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When 19-year-old Wang Peng drenched his naked body in ink, hurling it onto a sheaf of paper, he was viscerally throwing off the shackles of traditional academic constraints of depicting the human nude.
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Within this exhibition, this time period is viscerally the place where a craving for a permanent record (of people who were disappearing fast, of injustices, of suffering without adequate response, of violence) seems to arise.
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What those fans responded to most viscerally, perhaps, was the fact that it's a book about becoming, both mentally and physically—about what it takes to shape a self, in all its completeness and disarray.
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And in "Human Raw Material," the show presents a slick series of farcical cases of mistaken identity (an Orphan Black specialty), as well as one of the most viscerally disturbing scenarios it's produced to date.
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"The airport is where the birth pangs of the Stack, the armature of planetary computation, are felt most viscerally," the philosopher said at a fancy conference on airport architecture in Los Angeles a few weeks back.
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Instead of simply complaining that lots of women won't date them, they posit that literally all women are viscerally disgusted by all men who don't meet an objective, universal, and ridiculously high standard of male beauty.
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Director/actor Jon Krasinski certainly has us on edge of our seats the entire time, but where the film succeeds most is allowing us to experience, quite viscerally, just how much these parents love their children.
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But it could also help sustain our social programs, and perhaps most viscerally, offer a chance for many families to help break the cycle of poverty—a condition often more debilitating than many clinically defined diseases.
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It is now possible, for the first time since the 18th century, to experience viscerally the shiver of pride — and anxious awe — that must have greeted the original statue when it arrived from London in 1770.
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There are days when I walk home with headphones in but no music playing — when I viscerally resist any exchange of pleasantries; when I choose to exist in isolation in the largest city in the country.
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Another work exploring new media, "America's Finest" (1993–1994), viscerally evokes the violence of surveillance through a rifle-turned-camera that simultaneously loops graphic imagery of war alongside footage of the viewer's body in the crosshairs.
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But the most viscerally intense moment arrives with a very recent addition to the roster of characters, making a cameo in a parade of historically significant leaders, each one's name projected huge on the upstage screen.
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On some level, to some men — and you can call me a hysteric but I am done mincing words on this — there is no injustice quite so unnaturally, viscerally grotesque as a white man being fired.
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On the other hand, he writes vividly of a woman of parts determined to leave a mark on her time; and makes us feel viscerally how large those parts were — the arrogance, the anxiety, the reach!
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"Intellectually they know this has to be resolved, and it will only get worse and affect things...viscerally they would love to continue it in some way because the feelings are so strong," the official said.
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Heretical as it may sound, I skipped the poems and went straight to the stories — about the people, crazed cows, hooch-making, and more — which so vividly and viscerally bring home what's been lost to modernity.
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Climbing the steps to the Round Tower, where you can read centuries-old correspondence between monarchs and their ministers, untie ribbons binding intimate family records and feel the parchment crackling in your fingers, is viscerally thrilling.
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The reason Kunta remains the most remembered character of the series is thanks to the way the story gives us a taste of a home he loves very much, then rips it away from him viscerally.
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To portray a world in people's minds, viscerally and with video, that there is some sort of cataclysm that is about to ruin their lives in Presque Isle, Maine, or, you know, in North Platte, Nebraska.
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These surreal moments also allow for most of the show's best comedy — the BAN episode is a series highlight when it comes to humor — but also help non-black viewers more viscerally understand what Glover's going for.
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While the lock-'em-up mindset may be viscerally satisfying to some and make for good campaign trail rhetoric, it also creates terrible consequences for society — consequences far worse than anything caused by the individual users themselves.
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Jeff Flake also said he would not seek re-election next year in a sharp rebuke to a Republican Party that he said has given into a "more viscerally satisfied anger and resentment" under President Donald Trump.
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What she is is viscerally — gratifyingly — real, which makes her more like the blissfully imperfect (if more comic) heroine of a feminist cri de coeur like "Eighth Grade" than the plucky, unthreatening girls that mainstream film loves.
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The way Big Love viscerally explains this to viewers — no matter how little belief in any gods we might have — is by rooting its unique spin on religion in something all of us can instantly understand: family.
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People who learn a language in adulthood don't react as viscerally to its swear words as they do those of their native tongue and rarely use the new language's taboo terms in moments of pain and distress.
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Picture Prompts In a recent article, Vanessa Friedman writes: Every once in a while an image appears that so viscerally frames the human story in a time of social or political paroxysm that it becomes a symbol.
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Russ Heath, a prolific comic book artist who was known for viscerally illustrated combat stories — and for either inspiring or being outright copied by the Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, depending on whom you ask — died on Aug.
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But perhaps no single event has proved more enduring in Mr. Sanders's consciousness — more viscerally felt in his signature fury toward the one percent — than the day he was told his neighborhood heroes belonged to someone else.
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"One of the things that we want to amplify going forward are the sounds of the sport, because they are viscerally moving to fans and critically important in all the research that we do," he told Reuters.
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Much of the first half of Cheek by Jowl's viscerally charged interpretation of this strange Shakespeare romance, at the Harvey Theater of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, is presented through the perspective of one seriously demented king.
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What you understand much more viscerally by driving around this great big country is, well, just that: This is a great big country, settled by different peoples who came from different parts of the world at different times.
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Consider that throughout the 2016 cycle, in focus group after focus group we conducted during the primary and general elections, comprised of Democrats and Republicans, voters reacted viscerally to the populist economic messages of Bernie Sanders and Trump.
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Each of these trips, precisely documented in Angela's words and sketches and in Yervant's handheld camcorder, would yield material and inspiration for their intense, rigorous, and viscerally affecting films, which bring these complex and tortured histories into focus.
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Jon understands far more viscerally than Sansa can that preserving the human alliance against the Night King must come before all other concerns, and the principle that no child should be punished for their father's crimes is just.
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" Members of marginalized groups "need to think about power fantasies as being a way for us to claim, viscerally experience, communicate, and practice a power we've lost — or that we never got to have in the first place.
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Yael Swica New York City The Road to Recovery Colton Wooten's raw depictions of addiction, homelessness, and the shuffle between relapse and recovery allowed me to viscerally revisit my past as an addict ("The Florida Shuffle," October 21st).
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We could no longer watch the evening news—at some point, without any warning, she'd started having a viscerally negative reaction to the country's political leadership—and so instead in the evenings we would watch old Soviet films.
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They will also need to articulate -- and more on this later -- why it should viscerally upset Americans that, even if their own rates go down a few ticks, the wealthiest in society stand to profit so handsomely. 2.
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I was a five-mile runner in those days, and looked forward to jogging alongside the champ, who was meek and sweet now, no trace of the vitriol that Floyd Patterson and Joe Frazier had felt so viscerally.
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But at a time in which our accepted systems of power are splintering, the idea of an artist viscerally engaged with seemingly ungraspable struggles like systemic racism and poverty has lent a new relevance not only to Pope.
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In the last few years, Ericsson&aposs research has come under intense scrutiny from other social scientists, who say Ericsson&aposs findings are viscerally appealing because they suggest that anyone can do anything — but that&aposs not true.
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But if you haven't experienced this French-Norwegian company before — and I have seen only one other of its works, the exquisite arson tale "Cendres," in 2017 — you don't yet know how viscerally haunting its puppetry can be.
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Bourgeois's "Arch of Hysteria" (21917), a cloth sculpture of a female figure suspended in midair, levitates more convincingly and, backed up by a full wall of mammary-laden drawings, connects more viscerally with Schiele's work than Polanszky's abstractions.
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But seeing the hideous, vividly detailed recent footage of these shootings has made me feel the injustice viscerally, and given me a deeper understanding of why the African-American jurors viewed the Simpson case so differently than I did.
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In the song, vocalist Justin Pierre sings openly and viscerally about feeling distant from humanity and about his complete commitment to substances, but it sounded a whole lot less dire and whiny than the other music I listened to.
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In tackling the very same issues faced by Black Lives Matter so viscerally, Orange Is the New Black makes its ongoing story timely and essential, and the fallout of this season's events will be felt in seasons to come.
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Trump viscerally reacted to the Washington University town hall like a man who'd imbibed a supersize serving of rage juice, speaking loudly and quickly as he responded to audience questions and parried Clinton's volley of attacks on his character.
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That anthropological detachment — the failure to viscerally connect and vigorously persuade, the lip-curling at needy lawmakers, jittery Americans or anyone else who does not see things as he does — may keep him from being a Mount Rushmore president.
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"What Merkel is viscerally remembering was the American-European partnership at its height, in a period of emergency and world crisis," said Philip D. Zelikow, who advised Mr. Bush on German reunification and the breakup of the Soviet Union.
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Poor "Summer," with its set's reliance on cold electronic screens, never viscerally evokes the eras it traverses, and its dialogue is so artificial that not even LaChanze, as the eldest of its three Donnas, can make it seem otherwise.
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Not since I pushed my way through C. S. Lewis's fusty mothballed wardrobe and stepped out into the frozen, pine-scented forests of Narnia can I remember being so effectively transported into a viscerally, sometimes terrifyingly plausible alternate universe.
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As with his decision to withdraw from the global climate agreement, Mr. Trump's approach to Cuba reflects a craven desire to curry favor with his political base, in this case conservative Republicans from Florida who are viscerally anti-Castro.
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The human drama of these short, cinema-verité-style fragments make one viscerally feel the urgency of these crises, and connect them to similar situations in the US where the issues that have precipitated these calamities are also not going away.
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We've made a lot of money since Election Day (the Dow is up almost 9%), yet it feels morally wrong to have profited from the victory of a man we consider unfit for office and whose policies we viscerally oppose.
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Chazelle makes those odds viscerally real a few times over — Armstrong's first foray into space, the Gemini 8 mission in 1966, goes so wrong that even though I knew Armstrong survived, I don't think I breathed once during the entire sequence.
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Excoriating in its results, the essay viscerally calls into question how we as a society groom those in power and should be held as an example the next time "boys will be boys" is used as a defense for deplorable behavior.
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It's been odd to see Joker treated as viscerally dangerous, but I think there's just a cultural shift toward the idea that information and media are harmful, whether the fear is internet propaganda swinging an election or movies inspiring violence.
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When they're in bed together, Philip is especially uncomfortable in his vulnerability, and so viscerally sad in his earnest desire to reach out and touch his wife instead of the chain-smoking stranger she's become, that it literally made me flinch.
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Yet, countless other factors, like new drug use, the constant threat of a too-timely-for-comfort school shooting, a viscerally painful season finale, and the consistent air of grief over Hannah's death also contribute to the darkness of the series.
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As I faced the barrage of headlines detailing the presidential candidate's alleged unwanted gropes and lip plants, and his callous dismissal of the women accusing him, I supposed it was mostly women who were viscerally affected by Trump's triggering language.
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Cleveland (CNN)On the streets outside the Quicken Loans Arena, in the shadows largely tucked away from most media coverage, there is a booming market for cheap, privately made and often viscerally sexist paraphernalia targeting Hillary Clinton and her supporters.
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Working, engineering, writing, producing, the whole gamut, but my mental and physical health started to suffer, and I really didn't know people into the same viscerally-creative art as myself, only exposed to the artists/engineers that worked at my studio.
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It would be a long time before I could understand what he felt—a pain that comes from comforting someone you love so deeply that you feel their pain viscerally inside your own frame, blurring the corporal boundaries that separate you.
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The caucus and the majority of black voters share their frustration with the hard road faced by so many poor young black people on a number of issues — but most especially, and most viscerally, cases of abusive treatment by police.
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Her testimony as to how Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, then 17 years old and drunk, allegedly tried to rape her in that bedroom and smothered her cries to the point she thought she might suffocate was viscerally emotional.
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Reeher noted that, while it is important not to disparage the bereaved, there is a peculiarity about a scenario in which someone is "put forward as a policy expert" on any given topic because they have undergone some viscerally traumatic event.
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The study titled "Fear of Holes," by Geoff G. Cole and Arnold J. Wilkins, found that up to 15% of people (18% of females and 11% of males) become viscerally upset after looking at images of clustered holes or bumps.
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Democrats here lost the messaging war about jobs; about Mr. Obama's achievements, including the Affordable Care Act, which covers 600,000 Pennsylvanians; and, especially, about Hillary Clinton's trustworthiness and her connection to the working-class Americans President Bill Clinton once viscerally inspired.
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On the one hand, there's no specific community of people who would hear this joke and think, "Well, that seems distasteful," but on the other hand, it provokes a sort of viscerally negative reaction in every single person with ears.
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Political Memo It was one of George W. Bush's most viscerally powerful commercials against John Kerry in the 2004 presidential race: a pack of wolves lurking in a forest as a narrator accused Mr. Kerry of slashing intelligence gathering against terrorists.
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And the episode races through the years so fast that you wonder whether the show is merely tying up loose ends, or if we're supposed to feel this viscerally as Claire's losing years of her life to the blur of time.
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The night I saw "Constitution," a few days after the Senate committee testimony of Christine Blasey Ford and Brett M. Kavanaugh, and before Mr. Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court, the play's concerns could hardly have felt more viscerally urgent.
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It's a process built on trust and relationships across party lines -- an increasing rarity in an almost viscerally partisan chamber -- that he hopes, one day, will lead to a rebalancing of how the two branches operate on matters of military action.
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"With each turn of the screw, people began to realize, viscerally, that this is what it feels like to not be in control of your destiny," said Scott Rosenberg, a co-founder of Salon who left the company in 2007.
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Farber — the South African-born creator of viscerally stirring reimaginings of classics like "Miss Julie" and "The Crucible" — understands that there is no need to add layers of directorial self-consciousness when your main character is the ultimate self-conscious auteur.
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APL's signature "purple metal" blends the lo-fi grandeur of black metal with post-punk atmospherics, acoustic guitars, and bursts of punk intensity to create a dynamic and surprisingly sensuous sound, augmented by Master's provocative, viscerally emotive lyrics and seductive aesthetic.
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He has become the avatar of speaking out against America's worst racist demagogue at a time when, given Trump's enormous public platform, having such a voice on the our side, the people's side, the side of reason, feels deeply, viscerally necessary.
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It was during the final assault on the German position in the French countryside that the unbearable truth hit me—I viscerally hate the single player campaign in Battlefield V, developer DICE's World War II-themed follow up to Battlefield 1.
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Whether it's silos filled with poo or spending more than a mortgage deposit on a 12-hour expedition to Somerset, both—despite being at such opposite ends of the scale—are equally and eerily desensitised to such viscerally compelling, enchanting and disgusting universes.
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The verses often unwind spool-like in the painter's dancerly script, and raise a variety of questions regarding the verbal component of Twombly's work — work that declares nothing beyond itself and its viscerally felt, fidgety elegance, but that nevertheless talks, recites, and references.
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It's no wonder, then, that some evangelicals feel abandoned by Republicans—and it should come as no surprise that such feelings can easily translate into support for a figure like Trump, whose promises are less issue-oriented, more thematic, and more viscerally revanchist.
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It was cramped and uncomfortable and got as close as anything could to matching the experience of reading Margaret Atwood, whom I find so viscerally disturbing that sometimes reading her work makes me want to peel the skin off my hands and feet.
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Just thinking about having to adjust to a media player that operates and fits in my hand in a slightly different manner — or even having to look at it in a different color — viscerally upsets me in a way I can't quite articulate.
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The original Star Wars trilogy's Jabba the Hutt is so marvelously, viscerally disgusting because of the genius of the film's puppeteers — a genius brought painfully home when George Lucas inserted an ill-conceived, rubbery CGI Jabba into later editions of the films.
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Germany is still promoting NordStream2, a gas pipeline that will increase Russia's power over countries like Poland; Spain frustrates efforts to guide Balkan states towards EU membership; it does however back Turkish membership, whereas Austria viscerally opposes that and others have doubts.
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All viscerally oppose President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE and decided that Melania Trump must pay the price for their partisanship and anger.
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Granted, my few, new wrinkles aren't deep or pronounced enough yet to provide an accurate picture of how it affected them (if at all), but there was something viscerally satisfying about the feel and the sound of the suction against my skin.
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But having two such shootings so close on the heels of the similarly aberrant tragedies in Hesston and Kalamazoo is still viscerally unsettling, as is the fact that atypical events can so drastically boost the toll of any given week in American life.
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In a podcast interview with Argot founder Steve Mizek, Ringer talks about how the track went through multiple, significantly varying drafts, and although the final product is cohesively rounded, you can viscerally feel how much he's bursting with ideas as a producer.
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Okorafor invents wild, fantastical creatures and worlds, but she's got an even rarer gift, too: She can describe the effect of using magic — the emotional and physiological repercussions of it — so viscerally, it's as if it were a fever we'd contracted ourselves.
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And though the play features two simulated deaths (though without the usual McDonagh carnage quotient), its most viscerally disturbing moment finds Mooney slowly, slowly tracing an arc in the air with his hand, to show Shirley he knows what a curve is.
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And I am sure those who viscerally dislike anyone associated with Trump are doing the same, but consider this: When Newsome ended his impromptu speech by shouting, "If we really want to make America great, we do it together," the crowd went wild.
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Matthew Mihalka, a musicologist and ethnomusicologist at the University of Arkansas, who studies the connections between music and sports, said the jingle produced a "sonic marker" in the minds of many fans, viscerally transplanting them back to a happy (or upsetting) moment.
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The troupe returned to New York this fall with a five-alarm, viscerally charged tour through the past and present of the art of resistance in Eastern Europe, from Dostoevsky's parables of self-laceration to the fabled protest performances of Pussy Riot.
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"I feel it so viscerally, that you deliver a baby and you think, &aposwow isn&apost this the greatest moment of someone&aposs life,&apos and just behind it now there is this apprehension about what this child will face," he said.
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So many of the viscerally contested issues plaguing the United States's political landscape — universal healthcare, affordable education, and paid family leave — have been resolved by Scandinavia's generous welfare programs, which tax citizens at high rates but pay them back through an enviable roster of benefits.
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But perhaps the most viscerally arresting part of the tour is the memorial to the 1811 German Coast uprising, which is depicted in an installation of dozens of life-sized black men's heads on sticks, in front of sugarcane and a white picket fence.
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Galef described ''propagating urges'' — a mental exercise designed to make long-term goals feel more viscerally rewarding — as an extension of operant conditioning, in which an experimenter who hopes to increase a certain behavior in an animal will reward incremental steps toward that behavior.
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There's something viscerally satisfying in how unrepentantly gross Thick Spit is; its songs about blood clots, wet organs, and pulling out your own hair come spilling out of two phlegm-slicked throats, with Sami Kaiser's forcing out rabid howls and Zach Miller's propelling guttural roars.
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And "Please, Mr Jailer," which is sang by Alison while dancing seductively in a red dress atop a black Hudson Hornet, is so viscerally catchy that I would legit play it during an after-club house gathering and I don't think anybody would complain.
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Meanwhile, "Reference Track" takes what sounds like the same vocal—or at least the same lyrics—and transports it to a more gothic and sinister register, heavy on plucked synth recreations of acoustic instruments, agitated foley samples, and viscerally lithe, front-and-center drum programming.
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Obama has already been widely praised for her decision to write about her trouble conceiving and subsequent miscarriage, flouting a common and harmful taboo against discussing fertility issues, and the passage in which she does so is one of her most viscerally emotional and moving.
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Mr. Rowe, who here bears a striking, if earthier, resemblance to Rothko, inhabits the role thoroughly and viscerally, at once the scrappy Jewish Bowery bully, the spittle-spewing defender of good art, the dogged, Socratic teacher and the sophisticated and hungry consumer of ideas.
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And a lot of that isn't a result of the monologue itself, which speaks viscerally to its points, but the failure to extend its themes throughout the rest of the movie, which is too concerned with maintaining its would-be-thrilling detachment from the world.
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The right sells a nostalgic version of national identity that resonates viscerally but doesn't reflect reality, especially not for young people born into a Europe of Erasmus scholarships that let them study across borders, and EasyJet, which lets them travel around on the cheap.
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"The 800-pound gorilla which remains is what information did Sumner Redstone, concededly susceptible to undue influence, 93 years old and undisputedly suffering a myriad of physical infirmities, and of disputed mental status, rely on to come to the viscerally expressed conclusion," the judge wrote.
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Second up is a photo of Schumer and Hanisch embracing with the caption "Human centipedes," a reference to a film series in which people's mouths are sewn onto the butts of others in a repeating series creating an ecosystem of horror that is viscerally upsetting.
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WASHINGTON — Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, the embattled Supreme Court nominee, defended his impartiality and independence on Thursday in an unusually public attempt to assuage concerns about his judicial temperament after his emotional and often viscerally angry testimony last week rebutting allegations of sexual misconduct.
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This is why graphic designers and artists play an especially critical role in the world of electronic music, helping to convey a DJ's musical sensibility or the atmosphere of an upcoming rave, often more viscerally than a press release or artist's statement ever could.
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He has had some success, but it is hard to create an "internationale of nationalists," especially since, just to pick one example, he is sympathetic to and supportive of Russia, while Polish populists of the governing Law and Justice party are viscerally anti-Russian.
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Beloved, the 1988 novel that viscerally depicts the psychological impact of slavery through the story of a woman who kills her child rather than force her to endure a life of enslavement, was the rare national bestseller that was also hailed as a literary masterwork.
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They use those baby dolls to unnerving effect, and when one of the witches tosses a freshly plucked tampon into a potion they're boiling up, it's both viscerally revolting and exactly the sort of one-step-too-far gesture a rebellious adolescent might make.
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Ms. Fure — who has been commissioned to write a work for the opening of the New York Philharmonic's season next month — and her brother, Adam Fure, an architect who designed the sculptural set, have created an immersive experience that is claustrophobic and viscerally fraught.
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"When I saw those videos it kinda hit me viscerally -- I'm watching evolution, I don't have to think about it, there it is, I can see it," said Sam P. Brown, an evolutionary biologist at Georgia Institute of Technology, who was not involved in the experiments.
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The piece I enjoyed most viscerally was Cao Hoàng Long's "The Infinite in the Finite" (2016), which is comprised of a faux well with thin bands of white-blue light projected onto the water inside that change radiuses and frequency as the work interacts with the viewer.
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As the water lashes near where I stand in this West African nation, from whose ports millions of Africans passed through on their way to the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean, it is impossible to not viscerally feel this memory everywhere in my body.
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Viscerally personal, Strayed uses her own stories — the loss of her mother at 20183; the years she worked as a waitress, youth advocate, and the "coffee girl" in an office; as well as her first marriage, divorce, and second marriage — to guide her responses to letter writers.
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But it's the spotlight on local talent that often steals the show, from the viscerally powerful minimalist paintings of the late Darby Bannard to the hypnotic, abstract canvases of a relative newcomer on the art scene, Tomm El-Saieh, who is making waves far beyond South Florida.
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The sight (and sound) of Sam peeling Jorah's diseased skin clean off his chest while his patient muffled pained screams was viscerally gross, especially once the scene transitioned with a seamless match cut to a particularly cheeky shot of someone digging into a gushing chicken pot pie.
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If you notice you feel the need to drink around your mom, tend to pick a fight with people before or after spending time with your mom, or feel viscerally afraid of your mom, those are some clear signs that something fundamental about the relationship needs to change.
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Mr. Trump has emerged as the champion of those voters who feel neglected, in large part by viscerally amplifying Mr. Brown's message that the borders are not secure, America is not safe from terrorism, the economy is lagging and immigrants are poised to do harm to the United States.
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The Dallas Art Fair is at the forefront of spreading the word in that regard, and these were a few of our favorite works on view: Few works on display were as viscerally arresting as Nina Chanel Abney's diptych of bold paintings confronting race and power in America.
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That's why The Handmaid's Tale is the most viscerally terrifying and most vitally important show of the Trump era: It speaks to the same hollow place of despair and disbelief — the pang of being betrayed by our government, by our men, by each other — that pains us now.
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That he does it all with schoolboy glee makes him that much more viscerally loathsome — Mr. Rheon conceived Ramsay as a mash-up of Heath Ledger's unhinged Joker and Dennis the Menace, he said, and added a bit of the swagger of Liam Gallagher, the dyspeptic former Oasis singer.
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The Frankenstein-esque pastiche of body parts is at once viscerally grotesque and riveting, but the collages are made more subversive by the curatorial choice to install them opposite Baroque black mirrors by Fred Wilson, which are uncredited holdovers remaining from his recent exhibition, Afro Kismet, at Maccarone.
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THE same need to define the national interest applies to the immigration debate, where the leaders of both parties seem viscerally uncomfortable with the idea — common to not-notably-intolerant nations like Australia and Canada — that the United States should strongly favor high-skilled immigrants over low-skilled immigrants.
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Curator Ho provides relief from the show's plethora of modest-sized pictures — posters and documentary photographs from Vietnam; performances on and off the street by such artists as Yoko Ono and Kim Jones; and photographs of public sculptures — with installations that viscerally evoke the ultimate experience of war: death.
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Hobmeier and Buchanan are both trailblazers for a new sub-genre of altogether less pastoral, but topical, viscerally political games, such as the former's From Darkness which, in his words, "addresses the struggle of migrant communities in Eastern Africa via a hybrid mix of video footage and game elements".
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" He followed by pointing out that "it is clear at this moment that a traditional conservative" has a "narrower and narrower path to nomination in the Republican Party," which has "given in or given up on the core principles in favor of a more viscerally satisfying anger and resentment.
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In response to her death, he wrote the monodrama "On the Threshold of Winter," which rendered the terror and indignities of terminal illness so viscerally that at its premiere in Brooklyn in 2014, it left the audience shellshocked and the soloist, the soprano Ah Young Hong, in tears.
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But for all the timeliness of Tyne Rafaeli's production, arriving as the eight-year-old conflict is making fresh headlines in the United States, "Power Strip" isn't the sort of theatrical experience — like "The Jungle," say, or "Flight" — in which the audience feels, viscerally, the urgency of refugee life.
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On the other hand, if you do have some experience with African TV — the glossy, unapologetic melodramas of Nollywood or the viscerally brutal action thrillers of South Africa — you may find "Queen Sono" unsatisfyingly in-between, a halfhearted and problematic attempt to dress up a soft Western-style drama.
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"It's easy to say everyone has a right to free speech, but once you look at the content of the speech, and the content of what they're saying in these spaces, it's hard not to react viscerally to the calls for violence and the endless parade of violent memes," says Donovan.
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But in a culture set aflame by Trump's viscerally anti-immigrant, anti-abortion rhetoric, the stakes seem suddenly much higher — especially for white, upper-middle class women, who've recently had a hard time showing up for intersectionality, not to mention a female candidate or two, when it counts the most.
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"The pictures spoke viscerally to the injustices happening in Cambodia," said Sophal Ear, associate professor of diplomacy and world affairs at Occidental College, Los Angeles, who has described the combination of youth disenchantment and social media as a "powder keg" in a country where half the population is under 25.
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" Supreme Court justices can be hard to read, but this line of questioning indicates that Kennedy might be swayed by the baker's case, according to Lipper, who said "the fact that he seems viscerally more concerned with the bakery than with the discriminated against couple is not a good sign.
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You might not like it all (though it's not hard to imagine those homespun balaclavas becoming a thing the next time the temperatures hit minus 30 degrees Fahrenheit), but it was viscerally recognizable, the way really good fashion — which is not the same thing as wearable clothes — is supposed to be.
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The footage showed more viscerally than anything we had seen before what it's like for these people who are forced to flee their homes to try to cross the sea: the churning water, the precarious rafts and, most recently, the chaotic confrontations between the Libyan Coast Guard and rescue groups.
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Indeed, given ratings and the viscerally negative reactions to Reigns (the character, not Joe Anoa'i, the guy who plays him) throughout his multi-year push, it's not too much to say that WWE creative has been so consumed with the guy that they've actively thrown away money to make it work.
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No. (I will admit that that last unknown makes me viscerally and existentially uncomfortable.)Just in case you're not yet convinced of space's greatness, here are several other reasons space is great:It paved the way for Moon landing conspiracy theorists, who are actually sort of delightful, as far as conspiracy theorists go.
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But even with all the dramatic black-site interludes — which are viscerally upsetting to watch, and morally infuriating — and even with all the insights the film offers as to how officials could rationalize away such atrocities, there are only so many close-ups of Driver's disapproving face — or Bening's — an audience can take.
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It will be, he says, a more colorful, stripped-down and affordable place, where Mr. Cardoz is hoping he can do for Indian cuisine in New York what restaurants like Ugly Baby and Uncle Boons have done for Thai food — present authentic, regional cuisine in a way that New Yorkers viscerally respond to.
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Perhaps even more viscerally even than on television, America's most wrenching war in our time hit home in photographs, including these three searing prizewinning images from The Associated Press newsmen Malcolm W. Browne, Eddie Adams and Nick Ut. They are the subject of retrospectives now, in a new book and accompanying exhibitions.
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The world it's created is so viscerally discomfiting to watch that whenever the show tries to use music to punch up the tension or to undercut it ironically, instead it has the opposite effect: Things start to feel mawkish and silly, and my emotional attachment to what's happening onscreen is broken a little.
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"I don't have to tell someone from Gizmodo how viscerally frightening it is for an independent media organization to receive a threat from a deep-pocketed adversary who is smarting from being criticized," Doctorow told Gizmodo, which has been hit with similar requests and a number of lawsuits for its reporting over the years.
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This shadow effect is echoed even more viscerally on the adjacent wall, dominated by Graves's large canvases visualizing firearms in schools via a series of splatter patterns created by shooting through pig hearts — the closest to a human heart, according to the artist — which are suspended midair in clear blocks in front of the canvases.
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The film confirms its arthouse-meets-sci-fi aspirations viscerally and immediately, opening with the sight of nail clippings the size of elephant tusks, hair follicles that resemble tree trunks, flakes of skin like sheets of shale—Ethan Hawke's Vincent diligently scrubbing himself of his selfness—set to a haunting score by Michael Nyman.
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The moment was just the latest manifestation of something strange about Washington's foreign policy community: It is deeply, viscerally committed to defending and advocating for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a country whose authoritarian government, ultra-conservative values, and extremist-promoting foreign policy would seem like an unusual passion project for American foreign policy professionals.
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That might have merit, if... there was a tax reform package, not just principles, that had been heavily litigated through the web of tax lobbyists, interest groups, and members of the Republican caucus who viscerally disagree on rates, how to pay for the tax cuts and which loopholes should be on the chopping block.
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Activist movements like Black Lives Matter and governmental efforts like the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing have concentrated on effecting change within police departments and among street-level officers, if only because the most visible examples of misconduct have been carried out by those in uniform — many of them captured, viscerally, on video.
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The work is difficult to connect to, and that feels like a very deliberate decision (although it's unclear what Imhof's motivation to remain so aloof might be); of the works in the exhibition, hers felt the most atmospheric, the most immaterial (as Kittelman pointed out), but definitely not (for me, at least) the most engaging, intellectually or viscerally.
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They loathed it so much that, in 2010, not a single Republican voted for the Affordable Care Act; so much that they have tried more than 60 times to repeal all or some of it; so viscerally that, in 2013, some engineered a partial shutdown of the federal government in a quixotic bid to undo it.
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According to a senior State Department official, the executives told Kerry they would help with expertise and partnerships, including creating joint content, but stressed that it was crucial that work be done in the region and not from the U.S. They also emphasized the power of documentary, telling Kerry that messages have to be simple and resonate viscerally.
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Conway didn't say in her interview with CNN this week whether her alleged attack was in any way related to the confirmation hearings, which marked a lightning rod moment of Trump's presidency by connecting a number of viscerally emotional topics, from the #MeToo movement, to reproductive rights, to the lasting shift of the Supreme Court to a conservative majority.
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On screen and on the page, she has been a continual presence in the lives of her fans: a comedic talent and the author of several viscerally revealing memoirs in which she casts herself as a survivor, beating back demons that include a codependent relationship with an alcoholic mother and a severe episode of postpartum depression.
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As Sara Fischer reports in Axios, Facebook ads can now show medical tubes connected to the human body, which apparently make for more viscerally compelling anti-abortion ads: The medical tube policy makes it easier for pro-life ads focused on survival stories of infants born before full-term to be accepted by Facebook's ad policy.
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And with Mr. Buttigieg now seeking to translate his remarkable rise into electoral success — appealing beyond a support base that can look disproportionately old and white — his fate could hinge on his ability to viscerally connect with audiences in the early-voting states that most reward such skills, which do not necessarily come naturally to him.
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But whenever I rewatch an episode of Breaking Bad, I know what to expect: to feel my sadness or relief or pain for the characters so intensely; to be viscerally entangled in its tension; and to find comic relief in the quirky moments and sarcastic characters who break through with a joke to remind us that, hey, this show isn't all bleak.
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This is viscerally disappointing, but it's not all that surprising (didn't we just go through this with Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs?) Even less surprising—if you think about this new information in conjunction with the genuinely surprising information that In-N-Out has been around since 1948—is that isn't the first time In-N-Out has donated to the GOP.
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When I visit the offices of One Day at a Time in late May, the writers are trying to reorient the season two premiere to make viewers feel, more viscerally, just what main character Penelope is going through as her already crowded schedule of parenting and working full time gets even more crowded in the wake of deciding to go back to school.
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Her depiction of Frances and Nick's sex is so intense ("The inside of my body was hot like oil"), so tender ("I had been so terribly noisy and theatrical all the way through that it was impossible now to act indifferent like I did in e-mails"), that the reader feels viscerally the doctor's trespass, his spoliation of their private world.
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Please do not make me choose between a billion dollar company leveraging feminism for sales and men so insecure they think an ad for razors is threatening to their identity In a battle between the fragile egos of men who watch and respond viscerally to commercials and the bottom line of a massive company, it's tempting (and entirely acceptable) to not care about the winner.
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They're of a time, roughly the quarter century before the events of September 11, 2001, and so we get to visit the past quite viscerally—and what a joy to see people unguarded, not staring at our new slave master the cell phone—but these pictures also very much root me in the present, like a history class that teaches us what is happening now.
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For this reason and that I mixed up "Malta" with YALTA, "side" with EDGE and "looses" with LETS AT. 5A: I was viscerally taken aback when I solved this entry on the crosses; then I had a listen to the song in question, ISIS, and had one of those Dylanesque "don't need a weatherman" moments where one realizes that the context of changing times influences everything.
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Third-party developers and artists have already begun tapping into this potential in a number of ways, by building aesthetic sensoria with rigorous 3D modeling, rendering animated worlds that users can engage with far more viscerally than in an ordinary video game, and by adapting cinema's moving images from the 2D screen to the 360° arena, thrusting the spectator into the very movement of a documentary or fiction.
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" She adds, "I was like, 'Listen, I know this song can be considered just a black and white, long-distance love song, but I want the video to be viscerally connected to that line, so that we can play on both sides of the spectrum and be this love song but then juxtaposed with something that's real life, that's hurting a lot of people, that's giving a lot of trauma to a lot of kids.
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While the Hong Kong protests have been fed by many grievances, including income gaps and shortages of affordable housing, the hot molten lava of this volcano is that many Hong Kongers self-identify as free men and women and they viscerally reject the ruling bargain the Communist Party has imposed on mainland China and would like to impose on Hong Kong: To get rich is glorious, but to speak your mind is dangerous.
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But Rosenthal's skew toward classicism does not preclude reveling in the sensuousness and tactility of paint, whether juicy — Georg Baselitz's Neo-Expressionist landmark "Orange Eater" (1982); Frank Auerbach's grisaille oil-on-paper "Head of Shane Dunworth" (1986); Maria Lassnig's viscerally Neo-Cubist "Innerhalb und ausserhalb der Leinwand I" ("Inside and outside the screen," 1984/85) — or austere — Susan Rothenberg's "August" (1976), one of the artist's iconic horses, and A.R. Penck's "Skizze" ("Sketch," 1983), a freewheeling cluster of pictograms, both done in black-and-white.
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