They were wallowing in the mud just 100 yards from me.
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The region has been wallowing in drought conditions for 15 years.
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Nick scenes always make me feel like we're wallowing in it.
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In American culture, pigs are animals wallowing in filth and dirty.
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Apple wasn't the only non-Chinese phone maker wallowing in misery.
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They, meanwhile, had stood still, wallowing in the afterglow of glory.
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I knew I couldn't get out of debt by wallowing in it.
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Mr. Trump, wallowing in the 30s, can only dream of 60 percent.
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He has already given every impression of wallowing in fury and resentment.
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"It is not wallowing in dystopia," Mr. Pizzolo said in a phone interview.
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Now, you're one bad lasagna away from wallowing in the depths of Yelp hell.
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If his fans are wallowing in Kosciuszko fever, there is still work to do.
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There was no sense wallowing in disappointment, worrying about what it all might mean.
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But instead of draining the swamp, he's wallowing in it and monetizing the presidency.
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The picture is sometimes grim, even harrowing, but Wang isn't interested in wallowing in misery.
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Wallowing in the past has become an excuse to avoid the rigours of the future.
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I'm proud of him for not wallowing in defeat and thinking of trying something new.
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This does not mean manufacturers will decide to leave Hangouts wallowing in the Play Store.
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Resist the urge to stay down there (splayed on the floor, wallowing in hangover hell).
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Dogs are wallowing in mud baths and detox wraps, hot oil treatments and blueberry facials.
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If you're wallowing in misery at your three-thrust sessions, know that you're not alone.
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Houston digs out after Harvey's devastation and finds its primary mover—private automobiles—wallowing in muck.
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The show faltered in season 2 by spending too much time wallowing in suffering and helplessness.
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Or will he be a mini-Trump wallowing in the filth of racism for political gain?
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Voters, despite wallowing in technological abundance, are rattled by globalisation and have seldom felt less generous.
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Too much wallowing in luxury made him want to be back home in his monkish apartment.
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Rather than wallowing in captivity, we've developed digital antibodies that are evolving to fight the solitude.
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Nothing leaves a lot of people wallowing in prison, facing harsh judgments that are not necessary.
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So instead of wallowing in the fear of the future, I'm going to face it head-on.
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Five years later, with Congress wallowing in its own motion-stopping muck, he took a different approach.
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The purpose of the night out was to avoid wallowing in self-pity, not to win anything.
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While the door remains open to the possibility of wallowing in cushions and good things to eat.
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Rather than wallowing in thoughts about your enemies, you have a daily reminder to move to destroy them.
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And I just didn't want to – especially for my boys – seem to be wallowing in sadness or depression.
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We're wallowing in polls even as they come to wildly different conclusions that should give us serious pause.
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Macron, who enjoyed a honeymoon surge of popularity following his election last year, is now wallowing in unpopularity.
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Meanwhile Bojack is playing hooky on life and wallowing in the past, until the past comes to him.
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Being sad about something is okay, and then wallowing in it, circling the same cycles emotionally feels boring.
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"The Ferryman" has the true Aeschylean tone, almost wallowing in the way violence tells an archetypal human story.
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Although it might temporarily feel good to listen to others venting, don't regret wallowing in a pity party.
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In less nuanced hands, Kids could have been a boring, pessimistic game wallowing in the totality of societal ills.
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I told Miriam she needed to stop wallowing in self-pity and do what was needed for her son.
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It doesn't really have a lot to say — it's just about how we're all wallowing in this corporate hell.
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It's easy to tell yourself there's no point in "wallowing" in sadness, or that a midday cuddle session is irresponsible.
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Winning the popular vote but losing the presidency in the Electoral College has hardly seen Hillary Clinton wallowing in sweats.
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" The general — cynical, crafty, bureaucratic, incapable of emotion — replies: "You've spoiled the keenness of your mind by wallowing in sentimentality.
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But both of those things are better than wallowing in sorrow on the couch, missing what you used to have.
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The 2020 election cycle started off with liberals wallowing in the same dismissive and unfounded certainty of their own triumph.
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In fact, while markets will be happy to see growth recover, they seem to prefer wallowing in central bank largesse.
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Dude, maybe stop wallowing in your own angst for a second and see what you can do to help your girlfriend?
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Many Bostonians feel they're unable to enjoy the city's public venues, for fear of slipping or wallowing in the birds' poop.
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I enjoyed those weeks of wallowing in it, and so when packing up to go I'd only seen those grainy pictures.
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If he has been, latterly, more of a prankster than anything else, wallowing in his own thematic puns — 1980s pop stars!
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As for Mr. Robot himself, well he was still cropping up at inconvenient times and wallowing in the usual cyberanarchist rhetoric.
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We are all trying to find that elusive middle ground between normalizing the roughness of our world, and wallowing in it.
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Instead of wallowing in her split last year from Nick Young, the rapper, 26, used it to fuel her empowering new music.
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It was just that in a world filled with superior sausages, those flaccid, anemic-looking pups wallowing in filthy water didn't appeal.
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In this election we've been ignoring the parts of America that are working well and wallowing in the parts that are fading.
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I would rather die having lived a happy, meaningful life rather than living forever wallowing in my own abyss that is loneliness.
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I read books that help me tune out my own music and prevent me from wallowing in my own effects and rhetoric.
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But instead of wallowing in self-pity, Johnstone did something about it, and found genuine companionship in the unlikeliest of places—the Internet.
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To begin with, Thom — who spends the play's 70 uninterrupted minutes wallowing in bitter self-consciousness — has been given more room to roam.
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And then we see him a year later, seemingly wallowing in bed in a deep depression, which he's been in before he met Kate.
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"I'm on vacation" has you sitting in an oily pool of your own sweat and indulgence, reading a Kindle and wallowing in the sun.
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Hippos' skin is porous—which means they need water to keep their skin moist—so they're pretty much wallowing in mud all day long.
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If you thought all unrequited crushes have to be sad, Jepsen has a counteroffer: Consider dancing with yourself instead of wallowing in your sads.
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They're dreamers, Neil and Chris, and a nation so resolutely wallowing in a kind of teabag-stained reality needs them, now more than ever.
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I screamed some really hurtful shit at him, including calling him a narcissist, telling him that he loves wallowing in his own self-pity.
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It's stranger still that the film barely mentions how Louis was indoctrinated into so many terrible beliefs, apart from grotesquely wallowing in the results.
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You come to a fork in the road, and you choose between wallowing in self-pity and taking a good, hard look around you.
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For six Taliban wallowing in a ditch, I figured that a pair of thousand-pound bombs, with delayed fuses, ought to do the trick.
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And in an era when we're told to practice self-love, there's something perversely glorious about wallowing in such a cesspool of self-loathing.
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Watching the spectacle is like being stuck in a hipster party that never ends or stops wallowing in its self-indulgence and self-importance.
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The idea was to revisit the album, but instead of just wallowing in the past, to actually take the past and treat it forensically.
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And in your deepest despair, you'll confront your future as the leader you are, rather than wallowing in the past like so many do.
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While wallowing in my depression with a giant bowl of Lucky Charms, I noticed the faintest vibration deep in the cushions of my couch.
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"The Walking Dead" has never been for the squeamish -- gore is an inherent part of this world -- but at times now risks wallowing in brutality.
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After a few weeks of wallowing in sweatpants, I got out of bed, reorganized my closet, and made the decision: I was going plant shopping.
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Argo was literally yanked out of obscurity by the Ford deal, but there are dozens (if not more) AI / auto startups still wallowing in obscurity.
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We also know that IBM and Google are wallowing in third or fourth place, depending on whose numbers you look at, stuck in single digits.
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"Whether you're kicking up your heels or wallowing in despair over the election, you can love PETA's Animals' Party," Stodden told ITK in a statement.
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A guy like me, if I wanted to grift, you go do major corporate work—$100,000 a month and you're just wallowing in the mud.
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Its scenes are sensational, wallowing in squalor and foolishness; its dominant images are physical and deflating; its shrill theme is 'failed promise' if not outright 'tragedy.
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But he might just as validly have chosen a much longer time span: the Italian economy has been wallowing in the shallows for almost two decades.
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Google calls this "solutions journalism," and it is meant to spark dialogue about how to make things better, rather than wallowing in how everything is terrible.
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According to Tony Goldwyn (Fitz), when the show returns from winter hiatus on February 11, we won't be wallowing in the immediate aftermath of Christmas Eve.
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But his crush object Rocky (Jane Levy) tries on their victims' clothes and flops onto one of their beds, wallowing in a brief fantasy of luxury.
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Israel, which had been wallowing in the shadow of the Yom Kippur War in 1973, got a huge morale boost; Jews around the world were proud.
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Instead, what happened was that each side weaponized fact-checking, taunting the other for wallowing in lies without acknowledging its own part in all the fakery.
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He is a thrice divorced, self-admitted sexual predator wallowing in the kind of material ostentation that gives David Brooks nightmares, and they ate it up.
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Where the loudmouth songstress once twerked the pain away, she's now wallowing in it and letting us know, without mincing a single tear, precisely how it feels.
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Rob Kardashian might be reeling from his split with Blac Chyna, but the reality star is taking steps to show that he's not simply wallowing in misery.
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Murkowski added that the Senate debate was "wallowing in partisan mud" and also characterized the House's investigation as "rushed," which "rotted" the "foundation" of the impeachment effort.
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Most of the time, when I'm not wallowing in the depths of self-pity or self-loathing, I'm striving to be the best person I can be.
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Now, having secured a good job and wallowing in the pleasures of small-town life, the only thing she misses about her former home is good sushi.
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Yet, we can't say the same for our heroine, who's been wallowing in self pity and heartbreak in the Dorito-dusted cave once known as her room.
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It breaks my heart to think of a grieving parent wallowing in guilt and self-blame, thinking that you can prevent the unthinkable by purchasing a gadget.
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Ezekiel Elliott isn't spending his holdout wallowing in Texas ... the Dallas Cowboys star is heading to Mexico for some training on the beach, TMZ Sports has learned.
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"Along the shores, basking on the sands or wallowing in the miry fens, were huge land reptiles, the Iguanodons, Megalosaurs, and Dinosaurs," Pope wrote in the book.
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Traditionally at this point he'd be wallowing in the plaudits of his party and tasting the power endowed by his first few hours as its presumptive presidential nominee.
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It's as if your body has physically, mentally, and spiritually had enough of wallowing in the depths of darkness, and so it propels you forward, towards the light.
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There was no wallowing in sentiment, but tremendous emotion expressed though the intensity of the playing — with, for example, the strongest tremolos this side of the Vienna Philharmonic.
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He was ensconced on the floor in the lounge downstairs, wallowing in a pit of Lego and candy wrappers, strung out on sugar and hypnotized by large screen cartoons.
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This sequel-reboot gives the writers a chance to undercut those expectations and inject some life into the series, something that's always good after years of wallowing in stagnation.
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The first time I miscarried I spent the due date — Christmas Day 2010 — wallowing in self-pity and attempting to smile through the Christmas celebrations with my boyfriend's family.
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All of the important characters are wallowing in misery, and not just because of the death of beloved patriarch Richard Gilmore (played by Edward Herrmann, who died in 2014).
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Although our access to pornography has exploded in the new millennium, there's no use in taking an alarmist approach about it or wallowing in guilt over our prurient tendencies.
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Instead of wallowing in despair, left-leaning voters are buying subscriptions to The New York Times and Vanity Fair while tuning in to television programs with a liberal slant.
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Wallowing in a sea of emotions caused by a talking chorizo in a top hat isn't exactly how I thought I'd spend my Wednesday morning, but here we are.
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The Washington establishment and the press have been co-opted all too easily by this spectacle, wallowing in the palace intrigue and speculating about who might be ousted next.
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But when people point out that Kavanaugh has misled the country about details of his biography that are, on their own, trivial, they are accused of wallowing in triviality.
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But if I had let that person follow me, would I have asked for advice in the first place, or would I still be wallowing in my own anxiety?
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One could spend from now until October 2017, when the final remaining records on the assassination are scheduled to be released, wallowing in J.F.K. metafiction and not reach the end.
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In the shocking aftermath of Donald Trump's presidential election victory, many Democrats have been wallowing in the outcome as they try to understand how Hillary Clinton could possibly have lost.
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Whether you're overpaying for dinner and flowers tonight or wallowing in your own singledom, you can at least take solace in the fact that you're doing better than these people.
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The debut solo album from Carla Dal Forno, You Know What It's Like, is the perfect antidote for the ick, or maybe it's the perfect soundtrack for wallowing in it.
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Once, while wallowing in a depressive jet lag after a trip home to Taiwan, I wolfed down four boxes in single sitting—each one containing 20 ingot-shaped pineapple cakes.
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Still, when I first set foot on a Manhattan sidewalk in 1971, wallowing in glorious sensory overload, it was "Sunday Clothes" that was playing at full volume in my mind.
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But it's one thing to appear Presidential on prime-time television, from the speaker's rostrum, framed against a vast Stars and Stripes and wallowing in the cheers of a friendly crowd.
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Not every one of these phones is intentionally minimalist, but each came with unique limitations, built-in throttles that would effectively discourage anyone from wallowing in the stupor of infinite feeds.
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"If you feel like you're on a path to meeting your goals, you're less likely to be wallowing in the fact that someone else has met those goals and you haven't."
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Expectations were high for pop's reigning child prodigy's long-anticipated followup, but rather than wallowing in a sophomore slump, crashing and and burning is just the pre-game in Melodrama's world.
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Venables was sacked by cash-strapped Leeds eight months into his tenure following disagreements with the board over player sales, with the club wallowing in the bottom half of the standings.
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Cabaret, he said, isn't about wallowing in the past but looking to the future and expanding the boundaries of self-expression and subject matter, which, he insisted, is good for everybody.
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On the other hand there is old-fashioned Keynesian fiscal policy, which, while more direct and effective in stimulating demand, has already been exhausted in many countries, leaving governments wallowing in debt.
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Her constant deadlines led him to devise a crucial tactic: Force yourself to break from "wallowing in all those notes" and determine an ending, then go back to worrying about the beginning.
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The earlier film is a bracingly pulpy product of its moment, a time when American movies were breaking free of repressive codes and reveling — sometimes wallowing — in sexual display and rough violence.
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Thankfully, more and more television series are shifting their focus to female relationships rather than wallowing in the angst of the tortured male antiheroes that populated Mad Men, Breaking Bad and The Sopranos.
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There comes a point in dealing with any hardship where wallowing in the mire no longer helps with the healing process; you have to pick yourself up, and get back on your feet.
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Over 600 pounds of lobsters are now scuttling peacefully on the ocean floor of eastern Canada rather than wallowing in butter and garlic, thanks to the efforts of a group of Buddhist monks.
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There is no show I love unraveling quite like BoJack Horseman, Netflix's animated show about a group of humans and anthropomorphic animals living in Los Angeles while wallowing in bourbon and existential despair.
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The Nick problem has, for me, always been part of the larger issue with this show that you bring up, Todd; namely, are we condemning the misogyny of Gilead or wallowing in it?
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Some years later, he'll scoff whenever I tell him to clean his room, as he recalls every Sunday I've spent drunkenly wallowing in my own filth, watching the Jets lose by three touchdowns.
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Moreover, can New York's core, in particular, be competently explored without wallowing in contemporary political correctness when it encapsulates what some visitors may describe as seeds, but which others will characterize as pits?
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It takes courage to sidestep the obvious "next step," abandoning the forward momentum of a mystery thriller in favor of wallowing in some of the remaining core characters' most embarrassing and painful moments.
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Maybe that's by design: "It's no better now you're gone/I feel nothing, I feel numb," she sings, wallowing in ache as the dreamy music takes up all the air in the room.
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Scouring shots of people dancing, skinny dipping or wallowing in the mud at Woodstock, you would be hard-pressed to find a single kanji, butterfly or heart, let alone neck tattoos or bodysuits.
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Scouring shots of people dancing, skinny dipping or wallowing in the mud at Woodstock, you would be hard-pressed to find a single kanji, butterfly or heart, let alone neck tattoos or bodysuits.
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In the aftermath—the days and weeks dedicated to wallowing in breakup agony or testing the boundaries of newfound, love-free freedom—it's easy to submit to the siren song of social media misbehavior.
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Her resentment and resistance to this miserable new world are a match for his, but her indomitability and ferocious energy go a long way toward keeping the film from wallowing in its own misery.
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Chad Hartigan's charming new movie Morris from America feels like a minor movie next to the sturm und drang of the year's big prestige films, with their big, performative wallowing in pain and grieving.
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But instead of wallowing in the fact that her home feels "a little bare," she uses the time at the beginning of the new year to reset, she shares on her At Home blog.
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The European Union, whose most enthusiastic proponents once saw it as replacing the United States as a center of soft power and dynamism in the 21st century, is now wallowing in uncertainty and powerlessness.
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This is due in large part to their descendants opting for lyrics solely about drowning their sorrows and wallowing in their pain, a kind of myopic self-pity that Dillinger Four never dealt in.
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It belongs to the American people, and the court's legitimacy depends on citizens seeing it as striving to transcend naked partisan politics, rather than wallowing in them as Judge Kavanaugh did at Thursday's hearing.
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One commander, Haitham Tajouri, drew attention by posting photos to Facebook flaunting his lavish lifestyle — foreign vacations, designer suits and an armored S.U.V. — at a time when many Libyans were wallowing in economic hardship.
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But Trump did not seem to be savoring his triumph so much as wallowing in his victimhood, in what he sees as the unfair attempt by "major losers" to treat his presidency as illegitimate.
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Rather than wallowing in despair because you can't afford that $2,500 Janome Skyline machine, start with something that won't break the bank, but will still get the job done – like these refurbished Singer machines.
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One commander, Haitham Tajouri, drew attention by posting photos to Facebook flaunting his lavish lifestyle — foreign vacations, designer suits and an armored S.U.V. — at a time when many Libyans were wallowing in economic hardship.
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In less than an hour, I saved myself from days of lying around and wallowing in self-pity (which I'm normally accustomed to) — and, much to my surprise, it wasn't even that stressful at all.
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But for the other oddities wallowing in the lake – including a school bus, an old ferry, and a flying boat – none share the same high distinction as the historic relic that is the B-29.
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That was thanks in large part to Maggie and Sasha, who — despite having lost more than anyone else, and thus having more justification to grieve than anyone else — weren't interested in wallowing in self-pity.
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Or better yet, it's the same cry of cognitive dissonance I've heard from every corner of the political commentariat: liberal, middle-aged men wallowing in the same egotism of self-pity that drives Trump's presidency.
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Videos posted to social media networks like Weibo show that rather than wallowing in boredom and apprehension, many people are trying to make light of their situation and find creative ways to pass the time.
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Wallowing in talk of other people's misdeeds or misfortunes may end up hurting their feelings if the gossip finds its way to them, but gossiping will make you look negative and spiteful every time, guaranteed.
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Sure, it's a commitment during an already busy time of year, but it's a healthy one — and one that will force you to end the year stepping outside of your comfort zone, not wallowing in it.
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Insider trading and extramarital affairs, undeclared pre-existing conditions, undisclosed personal relationships, and every white lie you've ever told, everyone outed for everything at once, a toxic dam breaking, leaving us all wallowing in tainted mud.
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Unlike many other joints wallowing in Queens' newfound culinary hype, King David's is a no-frills local spot that seems to have only one goal in mind: making just a few things, and making them right.
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But if you're a procrastinator, next time you're wallowing in the dark playground of guilt and self-hatred over your failure to start a task, remember that the right kind of procrastination might make you more creative.
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In 2012, I broke up with a boyfriend who cheated on me, and I was just wallowing in self-hatred, when I suddenly found a fitness class that was mostly about having fun and treating yourself well.
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Saturday night will, he promises us, be the last time we ever see him flowing down a track, with that unique ground-devouring stride that used to make other fine sprinters appear like shrimps wallowing in treacle.
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Wallowing in talk of other people's misdeeds or misfortunes may end up hurting their feelings if the gossip ever finds its way to them, but gossiping is guaranteed to make you look negative and spiteful every time.
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Instead of wallowing in self-pity and hitting Cupid in the ass with his own damn arrow, Imgur user BinanoSplat said he decided to use his own birthday as an excuse to call out his cheating girlfriend.
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Leonardo DiCaprio stars as Jordan Belfort, a crooked stock trader and despicable human being — whose charm makes him almost impossible to despise — wallowing in the ecstasies of money in Martin Scorsese's bacchanal of sex, drugs and greed.
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The first game involves subsuming yourself in grief and wallowing in wanton self-pity like a bedroom-bound teenage boy mooning over a girl from school he's never actually spoken to but is definitely madly in love with.
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But like the similar cinematic provocateurs John Waters, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, and Lars von Trier, the young Jackson mitigates the ugliness he's wallowing in by borrowing liberally from florid Hollywood melodramas with their big colors and bigger emotions.
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But instead of wallowing in despair, or declaring an end to meaningful gameplay, its players have been actively working to understand what happened during the tournament and how a machine accomplished something experts said could never be done.
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Harbour's first approach last August was swiftly rejected by the board under then-chairman Peter Coates, who had also rebuffed a $5.1 billion takeover offer two years earlier when Santos was wallowing in debt as oil prices collapsed.
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" Several months later, while wallowing in even deeper grief, he wrote what turned out to be the closing salvo of his life: "Times certainly are sad and mad and from a scientific point of view so utterly unnecessary.
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The ultimate goal is to stop stressing about the macroeconomic factors outside your control, and to start focusing on the stuff you can influence — like whether you network strategically or whether you spend your days wallowing in misery.
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But a lot of the cultural right has spent the Trump era wallowing in conspiracy theories and race-baiting — it's not entirely surprising that liberals are conditioned to expect that kind of stuff when MAGA hats show up.
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Because while I was wallowing in bed, whining and drinking a smoothie and waiting for the novocaine to wear off, Leah was bouncing back from double bone marrow transplants by belting out a cheery tune from her hospital bed.
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Could we sit around and continue wallowing in this bit of despair, or do something positive and try to create something good from those experiences, and make something new and fresh, and try to find some lightness from that?
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"Wallowing in the wash of a general election that stripped our prime minister of her authority on the very eve of EU negotiations, neither common sense nor the evidence suggest she can re-establish public confidence," Matthew Parris wrote.
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Season six has been wallowing in its own misery for a while when Riley returns, but his sunny all-American presence reminds Buffy of who she used to be and who she thinks she would like to be again.
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He spends a little while wallowing in the glamour of his life of fame (Less Than Zero came out when Ellis was a college junior and was a massive hit), name-dropping celebrities and drug types with equal fervor.
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Even in adulthood, Sufjan manages to connect with those most basic feelings that we (especially men) tend to lose touch with as we age: Feeling love deeply, mourning loss, and wallowing in those feelings because they're worth experiencing and talking about.
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" The Monitor took a similar approach, writing on Tuesday, "He is an old-school, pragmatic leader of high character and decency who doesn't want to waste valuable time – his or voters' – by wallowing in the political muck of the moment.
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Instead of spending the day wallowing in your sorrows, there are ways to help you feel better during these winter months, such as planning a trip (Blue Monday's original aim) or giving your home a refresh in preparation for spring.
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Investors are waking up to the emotional struggle of startup founders "Looking back at the Goldman experience of just kind of wallowing in this unpleasant situation, [Basis] would have been an outlet to talk through things and feel lighter," Chapin said.
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"Wallowing in the wash of a general election that stripped our prime minister of her authority on the very eve of EU negotiations, neither common sense nor the evidence suggest she can re-establish public confidence," Parris wrote in the Times.
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The move alarmed some Democrats because it appeared to suggest that the Trump administration would embrace some of the darker aspects of the Republican's campaign — but it also energized a party that had spent the days since the election wallowing in grief.
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To his defenders, and there were many among ordinary New Yorkers in his heyday, Mr. Nadjari was an almost mythological figure, that rare honest man mounting a fearless, lonely fight against crooked police officers, corrupt judges and powerful politicians wallowing in graft.
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It was the human behavior, not the apes as heroes, that was hard to endure in the light of 2017 — so ugly that the series seemed to be wallowing in humanity's grimmest tendencies while also trying to slough us off like dead skin.
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But to his detractors, Assad is the man who burned Syria rather than allowing power to slip from his grasp, a dictator whose prisons are wallowing in the blood of his opponents and whose cities lie ruined by the bombs of his military.
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Jack Bauer's propensity for grisly torture methods meant "24" was read by some as a revenge fantasy for a grieving country, and eventually criticized by others for wallowing in fear-based violence at a moment where "enhanced interrogation techniques" became a national ignominy.
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Beador's best friend Judge, 51, has stood closely by her side through every step of her emotional divorce, but in the weeks leading up to the trip, Judge felt as though Beador was wallowing in her unhappiness and neglecting the rest of the group's feelings.
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The Aggies were off on Monday, and as they returned to practice on Tuesday, Sumlin said he was trying to help his team look forward and refrain from wallowing in the loss to U.C.L.A. "What happened happened, and we've got to fix it," he said.
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A game of chicken has ensued, as the president has pretty well held his following in the country against the frenzied assault of his massed media enemies, while three-quarters of Americans despise the Congress as tainted and ineffectual windbags wallowing in the public trough.
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When done right, they marry the best of both worlds: Every time you start to get bored with the characters' self-indulgent wallowing in their own problems, there's a dragon; just when you start to lose track of the characters' psychologies, there's an existential crisis.
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Martinez said allowing the players' families in the team camp after Tuesday's 1-0 semi-final loss to France had lifted the mood for the third-place playoff, always a difficult match for sides still wallowing in the disappointment of missing out on the World Cup final.
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Wallowing in the freedom and the budget that Amazon has given him, Mr Refn lets his hard-boiled saga trudge along at such a lethargic pace that you can leave the room and make a cup of tea in the gaps between the lines of murmured dialogue.
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Combined with her personal back story — of hedonism and drug addiction, of promise and destruction, of going down in flames and rising from the ashes, with famous men left wallowing in her wake — it created exactly the kind of aesthetic myth that designers find hard to resist.
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The president and his allies argue that the country is "tired" of investigations, sounding very much like Nixon and his allies when they maintained that the public was weary of "wallowing in Watergate" — as if that was the definitive criterion for deciding whether to proceed with a constitutional responsibility.
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But the Scottish expats aren't wallowing in their sorrows for too long – Jamie makes it clear that he is convinced that the evil Comte St. Germain (Stanley Weber) is behind not only Claire's attack but her poisoning in last week's episode, and he wants Murtagh's help in seeking his revenge.
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Rebecca gleefully urging her imaginary audience to sing along with her, crowing, "Yes, I deserve this!" and wallowing in mocking her own self-hatred is one of the darkest and most revealing moments of the whole show, and it sets the stage for her rock-bottom moments in season three.
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Before Trump brazenly used the White House to boost his brand, we had Cheney wallowing in emoluments: He let his energy industry pals shape energy policy; he pushed to invade Iraq, giving no-bid contracts to his former employer, Halliburton, and helping his Big Oil cronies reap the spoils in Iraq.
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Letters To the Editor: Re " 'They Were Never Going to Let Me Be President,' " by Amy Chozick (Sunday Review, April 22): Hillary Clinton's statement on election night that "they were never going to let me be president" is not only incorrect but unfortunately finds the former first lady wallowing in self-pity.
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Today, if you're a New York fan particularly, with the Knicks, Nets, Rangers, Devils and Islanders all wallowing in the kind of meh play that drains the juice out of both hope and despair, and particularly on Super Bowl Sunday with our football franchises in a catastrophic state of haplessness, you're fundamentally lost.
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Perpetuated by film, television and well-meaning help-groups seeking funds who show or talk about the validly neediest examples of our teammates, civilians who don't know veterans assume they are all somehow ticking time bombs, suicidal, need to be handled with special care or wallowing in a self-medicated pity party.
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Even before news of the Comey memos broke, the West Wing was wallowing in despondency, amid talk of staff shakeups and as shock still percolated following reports that Trump divulged top secret intelligence to two top Russian visitors to the Oval Office last week -- a development that focused unflattering attention on the President's basic competence.
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Aline Kominsky (who would soon take the name of her famous and infamous boyfriend, Robert Crumb) was berated for drawing strips that female cartoonists in her collective thought were too crude and confessional, not uplifting enough, wallowing in the depths of self-loathing — about being too fat, too sexually voracious, too loud, too neurotic.
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Although the science on the subject remains inconclusively, due to how hard it is to draw conclusions from largely self-reported data, it does certainly feel like we live in a society that continues to glorify and reward always-on behavior while simultaneously wallowing in the fear of what it might be doing to our mental and emotional states.
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"Moonshadow" showed viewers a flip side — a human side, an unpretty side — to Jack (Milo Ventimiglia), who was wallowing in an alcohol-fueled spiral: He bloodied up Rebecca's bandmate/ex-boyfriend Ben (Sam Trammell) before her big gig, which Rebecca decided to cancel, especially after Ben had misread the situation and tried to kiss her moments before Jack arrived.
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The appeal is twofold: it's infinitely more enjoyable than yet another extortionately priced dive bar where the music is too loud to chat over and too awful to dance to, and it allows me to indulge in what has become my favorite pastime since moving away from my family and entering my late 20s: wallowing in nostalgia.
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Watching the Steve's films, it made me reflect on how much resentment I've let seep into my own life, how often I've held a friend's success against them, how often I've wasted days wallowing in self-pity because I didn't get something that I thought I deserved because of how good and smart I am and how stupid I thought the world is for not recognizing that.
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Political leaders certainly hope that the Olympics will be a turning point in the fortunes of Brazil and Rio, whose quest to host the Olympics began in the early 1990s — a time when the city was wallowing in crisis, enduring a long decline after authorities built Brasília, the new capital, from scratch deep in the country's interior and transferred much of the federal bureaucracy there in the 1960s.
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Back then, the Republican president's approval rating was stuck around 40 percent, the House was seen as wallowing in corruption, and Democrats faced a similarly uphill climb in terms of the map (they needed to win 0003 seats but there were only 16 Republicans in districts won by John Kerry in 2004, while this year Democrats need to win 23 seats while there are only 25 that were won by Hillary Clinton).
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Until then, those of us who are not much in touch with the Southern California scene (and not black) had some basic parameters for the art of that place — from the "abstract classicists," of whom John McLaughlin became the most renowned; the "finish fetish" of John McCracken and company; "light and space" à la Robert Irwin; and on through the cool Pop of Ed Ruscha; the transgressive performance art of Chris Burden; the wry conceptualism of John Baldessari; Paul McCarthy and Mike Kelley's wallowing in abjection: this was what had made the national and international scene — and no black artists were on the bill.
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