Across the series' eight episodes we meet characters of varying vividness.
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Ambrose was able to bring history to life with vividness and coherence.
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Unfortunately, the show itself doesn't match the vividness of that initial impression.
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The details of trench warfare are again laid bare, but here with special vividness.
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Even here Roy can't help writing with astonishing vividness, immersing us deep into a subculture.
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He sets scenes with great vividness and writes, from street level, with an unflagging verve.
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The effect is different from Mr. von Trier's harrowing intimacy, but it has its own vividness.
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Although the prose can be clumsily staccato, the narrator recounts her misshapen life with engaging vividness.
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One that's desperately needed if we are to understand his work in any vividness or depth.
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These processes serve to enhance the vividness of our memories and our subjective confidence in those recollections.
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That genre's vividness, honesty and compassion also come to life in Ms. Netrebko's crushing yet rapturous performance.
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That would be impressive enough, but it's nothing compared to the consuming vividness of Alex and Henry.
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"Small Island" goes some way to addressing it, with all the humanity and vividness that this story demands.
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Cognitive defusion was found to lower intrusiveness of thoughts, vividness of imagery, and craving intensity for both groups.
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Many other roles lack that vividness, though, and there is never a sense of a world firmly created.
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The vividness of laser light takes us all, for at least a moment or two, to a similar place.
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It's then that Barbery explores the mystical connections between nature, art and the human heart with vividness and clarity.
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Posterity has been left with a hopeless quest for an image to match the vividness of the literary personality.
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Against a darkening background the TV screen flickers brighter, and James's mind casts its illuminations with still greater vividness.
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"There is a certain vividness in worlds that are coming to an end," Gerwig wrote in the production notes.
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Okay, so that explains the vividness and increased frequency—or at least, perceived increased frequency—with which I was dreaming.
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Bojanowski's writing shines in the vividness of his minor characters, especially those Nolan works with on a renovation in Burnridge.
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Some stores have halogen lamps that can distort the way television images appear, giving them an artificial brightness and vividness.
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This meant that the vividness and confidence that participants had shown were not related to the actual accuracy of their memories.
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In the bit of reef we were looking at in the Keyhole, this sorting process had played out with peculiar vividness.
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If this were a display, it'd be a richly saturated OLED screen that embraces its vividness rather than being embarrassed by it.
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Guided imagery reduced chocolate-related thoughts, intrusiveness, vividness, and craving intensity but only for the chocolate lovers, not for the general population.
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As our young friend exclaimed, the Smokies are "like a movie set," their beauty and vividness like nothing you have ever seen.
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In the process, it captures a particular kind of postwar American childhood with such vividness that no words could properly describe it.
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Davies may not be imaginative enough about what the future might hold, but he is addressing current events with an immediate, raw vividness.
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"I use chemical dyes which have a vividness that could never be achieved with natural dyes and have a radiating quality," Hussey says.
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Lekman's wit, instincts for self-mockery, and the general psychological implications of the dialectic described above draw a charming character with unusual vividness.
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The diarist is a woman, and in her youth she was a passionate one — almost overwhelmed by the vividness of her sensory life.
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This romantic view permeates the "Little House" books, and gives them the extraordinary vividness that has made them beloved by generations of young readers.
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The vividness of each painting speaks for itself, but there are also texts by the artist identifying the subjects and detailing their rooms' furnishings.
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The set's effectiveness lay in its intellectual vividness, the way it not only evoked Hamlet's mentality but upbraided the moral faculties of the audience.
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This sounds more simplistic and schematic than what plays out onscreen, where the vividness of the main performances tends to mitigate the scripted sins.
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Like the audience, he was entranced by the town of Twin Peaks — its quirky people, its unexpected pleasures, the sheer vividness of everything around him.
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Zeman sent me a set of link to a survey that he created called the "VVIQ," which stands for the vividness of visual imagery questionnaire.
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"When you and I think about what is true and what is real, we might use perceptual vividness as a cue for that," Wamsley says.
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Swarms of journalists descended on her farmhouse, eager to see for themselves the disabled peasant woman who wrote of erotic longing with such startling vividness.
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Against Mr. Alessandrini's intentionally minimal background, the action took on the quality of a stage play: Declamatory vividness was as important as beauty of tone.
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But perhaps I've needed my childhood to remain hazy not because of anything that happened in Minsk but because of the painful vividness of what followed.
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The display on the Galaxy Note 9 is amazing, and the Mate 20 Pro is right up there alongside it in terms of sharpness, brightness, and vividness.
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Each of his landscapes has a certain soft, fairytale-like dreaminess coupled with a vividness that makes you feel as though you could step inside the scene.
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That these tales are enjoyable despite their general familiarity is a tribute to the vividness with which Ripert (aided by his co-writer, Veronica Chambers) conveys them.
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In the scenes that followed, I realized with new vividness just how eloquent a portrait "Member" is of the deprivations of being black in the segregated South.
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The details of his life were like carrousel horses, disappearing around the bend and reappearing, in his visions as in his writing, with fresh intensity and vividness.
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It would have helped if the object of Faith's affection had received the kind of physicality and vividness Lipman lavishes so wonderfully on her more difficult characters.
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To ensure optimal vividness, the first step is to prep with an eyeshadow primer before laying down a sweep of matte neon-pink shadow across both lids.
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It will have to keep a watchful eye, though, as the vividness of AR could make for a big PR scandal if kids start playing with something graphic.
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The scientists studied the women's chocolate-related thoughts, the intrusiveness of those thoughts, the vividness of the imagery in their minds, their craving intensity, and, ultimately, chocolate consumption.
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According to the study, it's known that "emotional events and stimuli are more robustly remembered, with higher levels of confidence, vividness and detail" when compared to neutral events.
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Can you have a true, collective experience when the central vividness and intensity of the experience (the people, the place) will vary so much between any two homes?
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Hit men, henchmen, bagmen — they all wander in and out of a highly diverting book that crackles with life and vividness, even as it sometimes loses the plot.
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Still, I think that because of the vividness of unicorns and exits like that of WhatsApp, a lot of founders and investors overestimate the likelihood of a big exit.
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As a snapshot of the revolving doors of finance, media, and diplomacy, Packer's anatomy of power is not new, but the vividness of the detail makes it compulsive reading.
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The vividness of Hiroshima has been melded with anodyne accounts of what preceded it, reinforcing the sense among Americans that, unlike Germany, Japan has never fully grappled with its past.
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Where the glass kills the unaffected grandeur of the paintings and tames the vividness of his spasmodic curling strokes, the book's matte paper allows for deep looking at his paintings.
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She conveyed with uncommon vividness the various personas inhabited by Wagner's undying heroine: the sleepless wanderer, the motherly companion, the agonized seductress, the remorseful seeker who once laughed at Christ.
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There's a phrase where the men step from one foot to the other, while tipping body and arms in contradictory ways: They do it with irresistible through-the-body vividness.
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Among those relics is Dragon's Blood, reputed in antiquity and in the Middle Ages to have got its vividness from the wounds of dragons and elephants locked in mortal combat.
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In both "Westworld" and "Jurassic Park," visitors pay top dollar to have their historical fantasies realized with Technicolor vividness, as the Old West and the dinosaurs are summoned from extinction.
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Of course, the vividness of these colors and the preservation of the delicate relief details within the tomb may largely be due to its exclusivity over the last 80 years.
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But the impulses that propel seemingly ordinary people to commit psychological (and, in some cases, literal) stripteases before audiences of millions are examined with a vividness that feels stingingly fresh.
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This gives the film a sorrowful tint and a rather stuffy middle section, dimming the vividness of the young Dagg's ecstatic letters from South Africa to her mother and fiancé.
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There are a couple of color modes to choose from, and once I switched to the Natural one, I got colors that had just the right amount of saturation and vividness.
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She's famous for her archival work, which she uses to ground her novels in the historical truth of the past, and it shows itself here in the vividness of Cromwell's world.
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So, too, is "This Close," created by the deaf writers Josh Feldman and Shoshannah Stern in hopes of giving a new voice — as well as more accuracy and vividness — to deaf characters.
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Scout Niblett – "Wolfie" From her 2005 album Kidnapped By Neptune, Scout Niblett's "Wolfie" is a heartbreakingly honest description of the all-encompassing vividness of love, delivered with her trademark heaviness and emotional intensity.
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Biased as I am toward so-called socially unacceptable jokes that bring the female body to the forefront, I delighted in Wong's willingness to reveal the physical body in all its gory vividness.
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Casting the player as a slugcat, a small, vulnerable creature in a megacity devoid of humans, the game's food chain and AI brings its world to life with a vividness most blockbuster games lack.
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In the world of contemporary philosophers, Professor Putnam was known for the breadth of his thinking, the vividness of his provocative arguments, and his penchant for self-questioning and willingness to change his mind.
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The playing throughout was shining, powerful and agile — Mr. Gilbert has been a responsible steward of the orchestra's sound — but there was an all-too-characteristic lack of vividness, of character, of accruing drama.
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In September, Hurricanes Irma and Maria posed this question with some vividness, producing the best run of swell seen in years along the East Coast while unleashing chaos and devastation down in the Caribbean.
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And even if we do somehow experience it, we are unlikely to perceive it with much clarity, think about it with much understanding, talk about it with much insight, or remember it with much vividness.
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In his Met debut, the conductor Henrik Nanasi didn't yet seem in control of this balance, and the score felt merely mild, without the feverish vividness Valery Gergiev brought to the company's performances in 2015.
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"Oofie" takes all the vividness he once levelled at New York and channels it inward, offering a despondent portrait of self-loathing that doubles as a critique of the hype-hungry nature of contemporary rap fandom.
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I won't mention which of the current festivals or series each event belongs to: Just think of how great they would be all together, a single outpouring with the variety and vividness of New York itself.
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"From memory research, the vividness and strength of an experience amalgamates memories, and brain coding is more efficient if you go through a high intensity experience," says Tuomas Eerola, a professor of music cognition at Durham University.
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She has roots in Pampanga, which I found out later in life is rightly called the culinary capital of the Philippines; people rave about the vividness of the ingredients there, and the imagination with which they're deployed.
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It accounts for the startling vividness of Adriana, the neglected wife in "The Comedy of Errors"; Bottom the Weaver, in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"; Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, in "Hamlet"; Cornwall's brave servant, in "King Lear"; and many others.
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GERWIG: I wanted to honor the vividness of the emotions and intensity of that love, but I didn't want the movie to be a movie that organized itself around the idea that there's a "right guy" for you.
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" In some ways, he says, "it is true that your mother-in-law is 'visiting' you, to the extent that your memory of her is strong, and that the vividness of her perfume makes it seem like she is there.
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But even Mary and Eddie's dogs, and the many inanimate objects that populate the show — the dancing letter that sets the plot in motion, and of course that peppy plunger — are brought to life with a magical vividness that enchants.
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While Wild Wild West lacked the snazzy Men in Black sheen, the high frame rate in Gemini Man is like an overabundance of polish: the movie gleams with an uncanny, sometimes discomfiting vividness that recalls a live broadcast blown up to impossible sizes.
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Meanwhile, she'll have to carefully balance the vividness of feeling like you're having a face-to-face conversation with a friend without falling into the uncanny valley where friends' avatars seem creepy because they're close to seeming human but with jarring flaws.
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He finds comfort where he can: in the innocence of children, the company of friends, the light-drenched vividness of surface life, which cries out to be cherished—and in the astronomer who, confined to the dark, patiently turns towards the stars.
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Written with the vividness of a novel, it offers a dark mirror of middle-class America's obsession with real estate, laying bare the workings of the low end of the market, where evictions have become just another part of an often lucrative business model.
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For all the vividness of her presence, Ms. Herlitzius, 54, has a lean, sinewy voice that can come off as too raw for a country that likes its opera plush and easily digestible; Ms. Antonacci, 56, has pursued corners of the repertory that rarely get done here.
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This "Agrippina" — yanked from ancient Rome into a deliciously bleak vision of our time, played with electric vividness, and starring a guns-blazing Joyce DiDonato — should put to rest, once and for all, the notion that Handel belongs at the Met less than Verdi, Puccini or Wagner.
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There's a noted vividness to the picture, and a sharpness to images that I just don't find in less expensive TVs, but it's also not quite the holy shit breathtaking experience of that $8,000 OLED from LG. That TV forced me to reconsider how I consume my shows.
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" But, as Bandes and Jessica Salerno, a psychologist at Arizona State, have argued, it's hard to say what lies between probative value and prejudicial force: "If the probative purpose of the evidence is to evoke the life lost with vividness and particularity, what is the measure of undue prejudice?
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The story of Jackson's sad and difficult career is told with more vividness and in some ways with more intimacy in an earlier biography, Judy Oppenheimer's "Private Demons," which came out in 1988, and which Franklin, though a careful researcher and fastidious about sources, never mentions in the text.
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Amedi speculates that much of this variation hinges on the vividness of an individual's mental imagery, which, even among sighted people, is known to vary enormously: if asked to picture an apple, some people (including Amedi) can barely conjure up outlines, whereas others immediately envision a photo-realistic image.
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Dozens of Democrats are poised to volunteer for that role, and when we in the media observe — as I myself have done — that they must possess the requisite vividness to steal some of his spotlight, we're talking as much about our own prejudices and shortcomings as anything else.
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The theatre described in this book is a playhouse where we may find easy, elaborate mechanism, great technical skill and resourcefulness, ready invention, charm and vividness and splendor; but the imagination, true poetic vision, the perception with Plato of "the essential character of each individual thing," there is precious little.
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He alternates between gloom and hope, noting the loss of certain things — his fading visual memories of his family and himself, terrified that if he lost the memory of his face, then he would no longer know himself — and the discovery of others: the sound of rain, the vividness of his dreams.
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The film is making its American debut on Friday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and it's got an episodic vividness and blanket-load of warmth, but also a harsh view of day-to-day life for black people in South London — on its streets, in its public housing, at its video arcades.
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Frank: You just hit on something basic but transcendently important: With the possibility of as many as two dozen declared Democratic candidates by the middle of next year, there will be a premium like never before on an instantly identifiable brand, on vividness, on the ability to go viral or capture media attention.
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While Maksik tries in his new novel to evoke moments of euphoria as well as despair, no scene from "Shelter in Place" can match the vividness found in "A Marker to Measure Drift," in actions as simple as going for a swim, eating eggs and toast or saying a few honest words to another person.
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The glaucoma affecting Mr. Calloway's sight has not dimmed the vividness of the Riviera Beach of his youth: the guava and mango trees, the chickens, the horse-riding lawman who would snap his whip at black people; that is, until a man named Shotgun Johnny pulled him from his horse and beat the hate out of him.
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" In the 1990s, Ms. Dessay rose to coloratura fame in the opera world for the vividness and commitment of her acting, both in comic roles (she was brilliant as the doll Olympia in "Les Contes d'Hoffmann" and the spunky Zerbinetta in "Ariadne auf Naxos) and tragic ones (she opened the Metropolitan Opera's 2007-08 season in "Lucia di Lammermoor").
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Now a very different person, Evie finds it hard to explain how she got caught up in the bloody lunacy of the late nineteen-sixties; the vividness of her impressions is a large part of that explanation, as if to suggest that all experience became for her a savage version of eros, food for an inflamed hunger.
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Besson's film is mesmerizing as long as Valerian and Laureline keep digging towards the center, diving through massive computer circuits and stealing parasites off the backs of giant alien scallops in their quest towards the big nothing at the end of the tunnel, but the vividness of this place only underscores the lifelessness of the people leading us through it.
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The Shadow in the Garden — a memoir of Atlas's work as a biographer, interspersed with reflections on the history of the art — explores the dark side of life writing: the tradeoffs between vividness and accuracy, the struggle with feelings of invisibility and inferiority, the difficulty of retaining sympathy for a person about whom you know too much, and the rancor that can arise between a biographer and his subject.
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