US roadshow Tuesday (NY) and Weds (Boston); UK roadshow Tues and Weds (London).
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Axios got an exclusive look at the bus and a schedule of the tour: Friday, September 27: Dover, DE Tues-Weds, Sept 53-25: Trenton, NJ Thursday, Sept 26: Harrisburg, PA Mon-Tues, Sept 220-26: Annapolis, MD Weds-Thurs, Sept 27-28: Richmond, VA Mon-Tues, Oct 2-3: Charleston, WV Thurs-Fri, Oct 5-63: Frankfort, KY Weds-Thurs, Oct 11-12: Nashville, TN Tues-Weds, Oct 17-18: Jefferson City, MO Weds-Thurs, Oct 25-26: Topeka, KS Weds-Thurs, Nov 1-2: Austin, TX Tues-Weds, Nov 7-8: Baton Rouge, LA Tues-Weds, Dec 5-6: Tallahassee, FL The bus tour trend: Media outlets like renting busses to explore the country and talk to local communities.
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In time, Ms. Thomas's focus narrows on Beatriz, whom Antonio weds.
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WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY/FRIDAY -- EVERYTHING Senate Democrats hold their retreat (Weds/Thurs) in Sherpherdstown, West Virginia, while a combined House and Senate Republicans hold their retreat (Weds/Thurs/Fri) in Philadelphia, with Trump expected to attend Thursday.
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WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY/FRIDAY -- EVERYTHING -- Senate Democrats hold their retreat (Weds/Thurs) in Sherpherdstown, West Virginia, while a combined House and Senate Republicans hold their retreat (Weds/Thurs/Fri) in Philadelphia with Trump expected to attend Thursday.
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RENAULT BOARD TO CONTINUE MEETING ON FCA MERGER PROPOSAL ON WEDS - COMPANY
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The Don't Be Tardy finale airs Weds at 10/9c on Bravo.
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On Weds we found over 70 of them up in blatant violation.
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Two newly weds have become famous for doing so on their wedding night.
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The movie weds a Black Nationalist aesthetic to an ethos of global kinship.
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" Issues like sexual harassment, she said, "are what weds conservatives to the word 'feminism.
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But it is also, and perhaps more important, a story of American weds Briton.
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"Johnson Weds White Girl" was the headline when he married Lucille Cameron in 1912.
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The CDC will now provide updates of the U.S. coronavirus numbers Mon./Weds./Fri.
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Renly is the first Baratheon that Margaery weds in an attempt to gain power.
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Just before Harry weds Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton is expected to give birth in April.
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Just before Harry weds Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton is expected to give birth in April.
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On Sunday, while the Queen attended church, there was no sign of the newly weds.
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Rising at least 15 stories, it weds a strongly horizontal ground level to a vigorous vertical.
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The newly-weds were careful, but in October Hassan's wife found out that she was pregnant.
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China has a long tradition of giving such pods to newly-weds as a fertility charm.
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But she swings for a more radical gospel music that weds emotional might to musical muscle.
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Yeah, you've heard that story before, but Sacred Games weds it to a fresh, intoxicating setting.
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His solo fare — most recently the album "Back to Birth" — weds spiritual balladry with pop-rock undertones.
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The cards show local landmarks that the newly-weds will drive past, with personal messages from participants.
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Episode 073 airing on Weds Dec 27 23:00 CET and Thurs Dec 28 07:30 CET.
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What's more, season two's most audacious gamble weds the show's fourth-wall breaks and its romantic plot.
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This Is Us simply mimics that behavior and weds it to the structure of a mystery show.
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In "Buckinghamshire," she weds her political passions and her theatrical gifts, in language that can be startlingly contemporary.
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Episode 230 airing on Tues Dec 26 at 23:00 CET and Weds Dec 27 07:30 CET.
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The current law says bigamy occurs when a married man weds someone "spiritually" or when he cohabitates with someone.
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And where Merkel's worldview is fundamentally shaped by science, Trump weds himself to alternative facts that serve his ego.
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John Legend can relate to Meghan Markle amid the drama surrounding her family just days before she weds Prince Harry.
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Which is why it's so disappointing to see that she will be giving up her acting career after she weds.
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Today's to-be-weds often have a global guest list, and the festivities may not take place where the couple lives.
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT TO FORMALLY PRESENT BILL ON RATIFICATION OF NEW NORTH AMERICAN TRADE PACT TO PARLIAMENT ON WEDS - SOURCE FAMILIAR WITH MATTER
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Meghan Markle is extremely close to finally becoming our American Princess when she weds Prince Harry on May 19 at Windsor Castle.
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In mirroring the gaze of his professorial subjects, Brown rewards audiences with a film that happily weds the scientific and the cinematic.
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But what's bracing about this film, which Lana Wilson directed, is the way it weds Swift's loneliness and her arrival at empowerment.
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This rambunctious show, which weds the Elizabethan theater and the brassy Broadway musical, dances dangerously on the line between tireless and tedious.
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Trump in NC on Weds: "In the good old days this doesn't happen because they used to treat them very, very rough." pic.twitter.
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Jeanette Jerome, a 20-year-old American heiress, weds the aspiring statesman Randolph Henry Spencer Churchill, a marriage straight out of Henry James.
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British newly-weds Dave and Carol decided to celebrate their wedding by dancing to Bollywood chart-topper "London Thumakda" from the 2014 film Queen.
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Alas, things didn't work out too well between Leslie and Jim: Leslie eventually weds Mario Calvi (James Carpinello), the son of mobster Carmine Falcone.
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Anna Camp and Skylar Astin, arguably our favorite to-be weds, continue to up our #adorablegoals with a thoroughly modern approach to engagement rings.
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In 17th-century Iceland, Rosa weds a dangerous and powerful man in order to provide for her ailing mother after her father's untimely death.
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But the question is: How does it compare to the way that newly(ish)weds Joe Manganiello and Sofia Vergara spent their Sunday afternoon?
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I love this country, but I've never been more ashamed and embarrassed to be an American as I was waking up on Weds morning.
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"While natural hairstyles aren't necessarily new, they'll continue to be popular among to-be-weds in the upcoming year," Brown said of bridal hair.
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Paintings in the show fall into three groups: two that pair lace with landscape and one that weds it with, of all things, butter wrappers.
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With just days to go before Meghan Markle weds Prince Harry, the L.A.-born royal bride's alma mater is getting into the royal wedding spirit.
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The 'Jersey Shore' stars had a powwow Wednesday night at the Westin Governor Morris Hotel in Morristown, NJ ... one day before Sitch weds Lauren Pesce.
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Yundi's trademark, so to speak, is a powerful technique that he weds to a brawny, big sound, as well as a penchant for extreme contrasts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A waxwork of Meghan Markle was unveiled on Wednesday at Madame Tussauds museum in London, 10 days before the U.S. actress weds Prince Harry.
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A story about newly-weds who apparently took it seriously enough to spend their wedding night doing just that went viral (though it was probably faked).
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Index has not seen 8 straight down days since Oct 2008 ** Daily RSI has fallen under 30 level (23 close Weds); testing past 2-year's troughs.
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So-called marry your rapist laws, which excuse a rapist if he weds his victim, have also been repealed in many countries, including Lebanon and Jordan.
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She weds a technocrat's love of details with an idealist's expansive gaze, befitting an assignment with concrete local responsibilities and ceremonial obligations that transcend New York.
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Effie, performed by Brittany Pollack, leaned toward overly simplistic, while Daniel Ulbricht as Gurn, the man she eventually weds, seemed trapped in a continual state of overreaction.
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Source: The Post RegisterFebruary 24, 2006: Lori weds Leland "Charles" Anthony VallowLori and Leland "Charles" Anthony Vallow marry in Las Vegas, Nevada making him her fourth husband.
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It's a spiritual successor that takes what worked about the original—ultrahard combat, ingenious storytelling, atmosphere oozing out of all corners—and weds it with unspeakable cosmic horror.
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Other A-list celebrities joined Johnson at Hilton's party, including Brooklyn Beckham, Larsa Pippen and newly weds Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz, who drenched themselves in silver glitter.
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Mayor of Mexican town 'weds' crocodile for good luck We were gonna make a wedding dress joke but lo and behold there literally was a wedding dress involved.
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"This year, to-be-weds will embrace beauty and makeup in ways that enhance their natural beauty," Shelley Brown, The Knot's senior fashion and beauty expert, told Insider.
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Both Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle may sneak in subtle reminders of their own royal weddings when Princess Eugenie weds Jack Brooksbank — at least, those are the official odds!
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The Knot 2018 Real Weddings Study found that only 33% of to-be-weds were planning on incorporating the garter toss into their wedding, down from 41% in 2016.
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Meghan and her mom, Doria Ragland, arrived at the Cliveden House Hotel on the National Trust's Cliveden Estate in Buckinghamshire to spend the night before Meghan weds Prince Harry.
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"As to-be-weds are increasingly using their beauty and fashion choices to showcase their unique style preferences, this bold trend may also gain momentum in 2020," she added.
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It skillfully weds spectacle to intimacy, and it tells a story about what happens when you talk to God about your pain and realize he'd rather talk about anything else.
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He weds Cesar Romero's cackle with Jack Nicholson's casual brutality, but is unlikely to make anyone forget either, much less the indelible stamp that Heath Ledger left on the character.
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Though figurative works tend to spark narratives, this one, tied to loss and the fragility of youth, weds art to nature as a boy's tears continuously drip into the pool.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 88%When Grace (Samara Weaving) weds into the powerful Le Domas family, she's surprised to learn she has to play hide-and-seek to seal the deal.
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The Frenchwoman weds — with her British lover watching in wan agony — but it doesn't last (the doubt on the Frenchwoman's face is obvious as her new husband drives them off).
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Acquired by HBO, the spare project from first-time writer-director Daniel Sawka weds the stark feel and look of a documentary with the emotional wallop that comes from drama.
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"Monte" weds these straightforward elements to a fittingly stark narrative: Agostino sets out to conquer the mountain that keeps his farm barren by chipping away at it bit by bit.
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"What's bracing about this film, which Lana Wilson directed, is the way it weds Swift's loneliness and her arrival at empowerment," Wesley Morris wrote in his review for The Times.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android It seems like Airbnb spends most of its time keeping shitty renters from throwing coke-fueled orgies in newly weds' apartments or whatever.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A global audience will be watching when Prince Harry weds his U.S. fiancee Meghan Markle on Saturday, but most Britons don't care much, a YouGov poll said on Monday.
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And all of that life is in their music, which, thanks to Dorsey's innovation, weds the plaint, woe and human upside of the Negro spiritual with the rhythm of the blues.
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Unwilling to leave her Echo Park home, she decides to Airbnb the spare room, inviting an eccentric cast of renters, from disaffected Hollywood producers to sexually omnivorous newly-weds, across its threshold.
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Outside the church after the ceremony, kids in their Sunday best played on the lawn, elderly women gossiped in Korean, and newly-weds walked around holding hands while volunteers got lunch ready.
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Coming in a $1,899 package, the product essentially weds a Google Glass-like heads-up display from Vuzix and a tethered battery-powered Windows 10 PC with a 6th gen Intel processor.
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The best thing about Altered Carbon is how it weds this to a propulsive narrative, a mystery that must be solved, and a final, desperate plan to save Kovacs and his friends.
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Unsurprisingly, "Married at First Sight" — a reality TV show that weds strangers as soon as they meet for the first time on national TV — has seen it&aposs fair share of divorces.
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The video, which some are calling out as homage to Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill, shows Cardi rocking a gorgeous white dress (with hair to match) as she weds the love of her life.
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Prince Harry's major title, on the other hand, is expected to be "Duke" after he weds — which tops a "minor" prince title — so Markle will be given the feminized version of that, Duchess.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In just over three weeks, U.S. actress Meghan Markle will join a select group of "commoners" to marry into a royal family when she weds Britain's Prince Harry at Windsor Castle.
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Occasional contributions come from other members of the Dutan family: humitas, sweet tamales; pan de trigo, a wheat loaf; and ají, a hot sauce that weds chile to sweet-tart tomate de arból.
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Until Harry, step-great-grandson of the romance writer Barbara Cartland, weds Meghan Markle in May, "A Princess in Theory" will do very well as the royal fairy tale of the young year.
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No knowledge is truly useless, but at its best, Wikipedia weds this ranging interest to the kind of pertinence where Larry David's "Pretty, pretty good!" is given as an example of rhetorical epizeuxis.
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Born in 22007 in Syracuse, Ms. WalkingStick was the child of a biracial marriage: "Syracuse Girl Weds Cherokee Indian" was the headline on the report of her parents' wedding in the local newspaper.
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It's just one of the tasters from their imminent, most excellent fifth album City Club (out September 123th): A delicious, 13 track collection that weds a pack-a-day gruffness with deft pop hooks.
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Given the HBO hit's production schedule, Harington should still have his current style in his wedding photos at least — the actor weds former GoT costar Rose Leslie on June 23, according to the BBC.
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That Lodge 49 weds this awareness to a fraternal organization of the sort that used to be central to working-class communities in the mid-20th century is not a coincidence, I don't think.
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The Sao Paulo-based illustrator weds his love of science with retro gaming to imagine a series of special attacks from scientists like Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla, Pythagoras, Isaac Newton or Marie Curie.
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Meghan, who was wearing a long white dress designed by Stella McCartney, was, in another break with tradition, to make a speech at the newly-weds' evening event, to which about 200 guests were invited.
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In the Quartet No. 3, the players produced a cooler, smokier sound suited to a work that weds irony and pathos with big slurpy portamenti (slides from one note to another) answered by mocking plucked notes.
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However, his mic was still on and he was caught humming a cheerful mysterious short tune that music nerds can't stop obsessing over: After announcing #TheresaMay will be PM on Weds #Cameron leaks Evil Tory themetune.
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There are times when Whiskey's script (by longtime Fey compatriot Robert Carlock) weds its deliberately episodic structure to a story about adults who seemingly regress to college students in the midst of a hugely unfamiliar situation.
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It's the sort of story that weds traditional advertising's worst tendencies with the creepy omnipotence of its modern form in a way that makes one wonder if Facebook is actively cribbing ideas from episodes of Black Mirror.
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Their third EP (creatively titled Third EP) is an addictive blast of powerviolence that weds grinding hardcore punk with a sludgy edge, and songs like the sexual harassment revenge fantasy "Hands Off" mark exactly where they stand.
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Kensington Palace has not officially stated whether or not there has been a change in who will walk Meghan down the aisle when she weds Prince Harry on Saturday, though we assume it would be her mother, Doria Ragland.
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Princess Charlotte has more than just her birthday party to look forward to this month; she'll reportedly be a bridesmaid — British weddings typically put children in this role — when her aunt Pippa Middleton weds James Matthews on May 20.
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But "Continuity," a Manhattan Theater Club production that opened on Tuesday night, never convincingly weds its airy approach to its heavy subject, which is nothing less than the fate of the earth as global warming reaches a tipping point.
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To newspaper editors, "Priest Weds Nun" was an irresistible ecclesiastical spin on "Man Bites Dog," and the story itself turned out to be evergreen, as reporters continued for years to write about their life together, including in this newspaper.
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To newspaper editors, "Priest Weds Nun" was an irresistible ecclesiastical spin on "Man Bites Dog," and the story itself turned out to be evergreen, as reporters continued for years to write about their life together, including in this newspaper.
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" In his forthcoming memoir, "Dawn of the New Everything: Encounters With Reality and Virtual Reality," the Microsoft wizard enthuses that VR "weds the nerdy thing with the hippie mystic thing," high-tech but like a dream and "an elixir of unbounded experience.
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And so Moggach's marvelously tricky novel embarks on its exploration of this ruse's many surprising repercussions — for Natalie and others, including the hapless momma's boy she weds because he has the right initial and the various victims of her seemingly victimless crime.
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Eurídice weds the son of her father's business associate, one of those mama's boys for whom marriage just means trading one breast for another; Guida scratches out a life on the margins, with a retired streetwalker (Bárbara Santos) as her earthy fairy godmother.
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Adapted by Mr. Heard and Jacob Ashworth (the company's co-music director, from the Cantata Profana ensemble), this "Butterfly" skips Puccini's Act I, in which Cio-Cio San (known as Butterfly), the teenage Japanese geisha, weds the caddish Pinkerton, an American naval lieutenant.
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"Incorporated," a Syfy series, will thus find tolerance for the concept somewhat linked to the audience's built-in belief system, before this pretty subversive drama gets into the meat of a story that weds espionage-like intrigue with a tragic boy-meets-girl back story.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - Donna Werner, an American who has spent four nights on the streets in Windsor to secure a prime position for Saturday's royal wedding, was cold and stiff as dawn broke but looking forward to catching a glimpse of the newly weds.
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He was the first in his immediate family to learn to read, but he grew up listening to his grandmother's stories and folk songs, and his poetry takes the musicality of that oral tradition and weds it, brilliantly, with his love of the English language.
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Amid a melodramatic plot worthy of Douglas Sirk, Olivia, seeking security, weds Bernard, a lovestruck toady with a savior complex, while Antonio suffers the moods of his wife, Danila, a harpy who has fallen under the spell of his ne'er-do-well Fascist brother.
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English-born Elizabeth does end up supporting Robert, whom she weds at King Edward's demand, in order to cement the alliance between the two nations — but she undergoes a character arc that is very much her own, and doesn't remain passive in the conflict roiling around her.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - Meghan Markle confirmed she will walk down the aisle without her father when she weds Prince Harry in a glittering ceremony on Saturday, putting an end to days of speculation that has marred the build-up to Britain's biggest social event of the year.
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Per Steve, we are dropping off the cables for internal distribution and review with Shawn Baxter (SES) and propose that we meet with the team of various reviewers at 8003 pm tomorrow Weds in my office in 6800 to go over what we want to present back to WaPo's editors.
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It is acclaiming its ability to hold onto power and prevent democratic change; its skill and guile in the successful oppression of the Chinese people; and its formulation of an incoherent ideology that weds Maoism to hyper-capitalism, the abuse of the Chinese people, and imperial exploitation of other states.
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Co-director, actually, since Springsteen shares those chores with longtime collaborator Thomas Zimny -- with whom he collaborated on "The Promise: The Making of Darkness on the Edge of Town" and "Springsteen on Broadway" -- in an 80-some-odd minute presentation that weds the music to Springsteen's stage-honed storytelling skills, coupled with gauzy images of him and his wife, Patti Scialfa.
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The movie weds an old Coen brothers script about the dark side of an allegedly idyllic bedroom community (in which a boy, Nicky [Noah Jupe], slowly realizes there's nothing Father Knows Best about his seemingly upright dad) with a far more grounded story about a black family getting harassed after moving into the all-white neighborhood — and ends up doing justice to neither.
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It's not Spielberg's best film of the 2010s (that, to me, would be Lincoln), but it's one of his best, and it weds its story and themes to surprisingly propulsive filmmaking that uses visual language to nicely set up the various social strata that Kay Graham ends up having to traverse in order to betray some of her closest friends and publish stories based on the Pentagon Papers.
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This time, the woman is the narrator, and after the introduction of a slow, repetitive riff which foreshadows the monotony of her life, Oberst sings: I'm growing out my hairLike it was when I was singleIt was longer than I've known youI had no money thenI had no worries then at all The internal rhyme of "money" and "worries" weds the two words together, and we immediately know that the obligations of capitalism have damaged the bond between two people.
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