In this case, the rosier outlook went against the grain.
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Looks like he went against the grain and paid the price ... again.
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He's here because he went against the grain, that's why he's here.
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Even Corbett went against the grain, getting into the ring more than once.
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"I saw newer, more controversial works that went against the grain," he said.
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At first I went against the grain, collecting both L.G.B.T.Q. and non-L.
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I went against the grain and was true to who I wanted to be.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story – even went against the grain on her first big audition.
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In 2014, he went against the grain in correctly projecting that U.S. Treasury yields would fall.
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But Cobain always went against the grain, and he couldn't care less about what anyone thought of him.
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But his message—hostile to both trade and immigrants—went against the grain of Koch-style economic orthodoxy.
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We very much went against the grain, so as a result we looked very different from everybody back then.
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Last year, they were allergic to post-ups despite a dual-big front court that went against the grain.
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Terry went against the grain, taking great pains to ensure the safety of clubbers and meticulously planning his events.
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But she also wore a black sequin custom suit from Thakoon that really went against the grain for the Golden Globes.
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The Cubs went against the grain by drafting bats, not arms, knowing that they could trade for pitchers and polish some rough diamonds.
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David Cameron embraced two causes that went against the grain of his party: same-sex marriage and a commitment to overseas aid spending.
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He never answered and I knew the answer anyway: Facebook's ruling class pushed cohesion over disagreement and chastised those who went against the grain.
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Instead of stuffy board meetings (a far cry from our founding mission), we went against the grain and held our meetings in relaxed environments.
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The book was still an ambitious bet for what it was: a superhero story that went against the grain of superhero stories that people loved.
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It's a classic tale of a man who went against the grain and failed, who dreamed big and wound up buried in his own expensive rubble.
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"Our founder, George Smith, always went against the grain, bucking tradition and doing things differently," Miriam Eceolaza, the distillery's director, said in a statement last week.
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Amid the harsh reactions from Kardashian's fanbase to dump Thompson, rapper Cardi B had a piece of advice for the new mom that went against the grain.
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Until recently, he has been intensely interested in free media, something that worked wonders for his primary race, but went against the grain of modern political thought.
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Trump's position on Moore went against the grain of most prominent Republicans in Washington, including Senate Majority Mitch McConnell, who initially called on Moore to drop out.
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Chanel later replaced Mr. Scott with the art director Jean-Paul Goude, whose flamboyant, big-budget perfume ads went against the grain of traditional romantic advertising and became a pop culture phenomena.
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Motorola's Moto G went against the grain with something that hadn't been seen before in the industry: it prioritized being affordable, while still maintaining impressive design, reliable performance, and clean, unobtrusive software.
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While Die Hard may be seen by some as a holiday film, the 63-year-old actor went against the grain and disagreed at the end of his Comedy Central roast in July.
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While Die Hard may be seen by some as a holiday film, the 63-year-old actor went against the grain and disagreed at the end of his Comedy Central roast in July.
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The collapse in volatility was good news for options traders who went against the grain and bet on a decline in stock market volatility even as the options market grew more jittery as Election Day approached.
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FOR MORE, LETS BRING IN A MAN WHO WENT AGAINST THE GRAIN AS ONE OF THE BIGGEST SUPPORTERS OF BITCOIN CASH, HE'S KNOWN AS "BITCOIN JESUS" BECAUSE HE WAS ONE OF THE FIRST INVESTORS IN BITCOIN ITSELF.
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And in doing so, he went against the grain of typical political combat in New York, where the conflicts are usually of the hand-to-hand sort, and not broad frontal attacks on powerful antagonists they cannot control.
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To the extent West's music continues to give expression to feelings of black pride and self-empowerment, it will do so in defiance of Kanye's newfound Trumpism, just as Pound's poetry often went against the grain of his fascism.
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Miley Cyrus is fronting Cosmopolitan, Blake Lively snagged Glamour, and Selena Gomez landed Instyle, but one surprising shake-up comes from Harper's Bazaar, which went against the grain of featuring A-list ladies and instead chose Grammy-winning singer (and Gomez's boyfriend) The Weeknd — flanked by top models Adriana Lima and Irina Shayk (this is the September issue, after all!).
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Two pictures – made when it happened – who went against the grain of mainstream media and which today has a prophetic force.Lennervald, Dan, Kungsbacka, 2010, pp. 286 - 287. Bertrand Russell wrote appreciatively to Torsten Billman about these two grisaille woodcuts.
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Both Dąbrowski and his work have faced many obstacles. Personally, he was severely affected by both World Wars. His work went against the grain as a humanistic theory promoting personal growth in the political atmosphere of Poland in the 1950s and 1960s. Another problem has been language.
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Nauclerio is described as one of the Naples architects who went against the grain, paving the way for columned neoclassicism of the 18th century. He took over the work for the completion of the cloister of San Domenico Maggiore from his collaborator Francesco Antonio Picchiati. In 1704, he designed the church and monasteries of San Francesco degli Scarioni. In 1704, he designed the church of Santi Demetrio e Bonifacio.
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In the 3rd century BC Lycophron went against the grain of the Homeric tradition. The poet had been born in Euboea, the site of a shrine to wounded Amazons who had fought in a mythic Battle for Athens. Lycophron tells the story of the young Amazon Clete, Penthesilea's attendant, who had been left behind in Pontus. Clete sets out with a company of Amazons to search for Penthesilea when she does not return from the Trojan War.
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They were reluctant to relinquish authority to an Air Force general. General Westmoreland commanded forces only in geographical South Vietnam and in its air space (through the Seventh Air Force). The bombing campaign against North Vietnam was controlled by CINCPAC in Honolulu, while responsibility for the aerial interdiction campaigns in Laos were split between the Seventh and Seventh/Thirteenth Air Forces. This arrangement went against the grain of Air Force doctrine, which was predicated on the single air manager concept.
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In general, a policy of de facto toleration predominated, even when legal prohibitions were in force. This went against the grain of the Calvinist diehards, who constantly insisted on official suppression of competing faiths, going back to the Contra-Remonstrant controversy of 1618. Their Remonstrant opponents had come to defend religious toleration after their own suppression, and though Remonstrant regents had been ousted at the time, this political point of view remained in favor with the Holland regents, unlike their colleagues in most other provinces. The debate continued to flare up from time to time.
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Despite making a life's work of harassing poachers and monitoring bears, Nikolayenko was a polarising figure within the naturalist community, which had an institutionally unfavourable view of his proactive approach to monitoring bears. His overt familiarity with his subject went against the grain of the more passive method known in the field as "separation", which is largely the consensus in ethologist circles. Nikolayenko insisted that he never underestimated the potential for ferocity amongst bears, and resisted the urge to ascribe human emotions to them. Even Dobrynya, he accepted, probably only tolerated his presence.
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Burridge was one of the first goalkeepers in Britain to wear Latex gloves in football matches. Unusually for a player in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, Burridge was a teetotaller. He also went against the grain with his diet. In the 1970s Burridge noted players would eat steaks, or even fish and chips for prematch meals, whereas Burridge, studying sport science, and the diets of African tribesmen, sensing something wasn't right with the way footballers generally fuelled and refuelled, and finding fault with the timing of their fuelling, would carb up with quick meals like baby food, pasta and potatoes.
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The episode received mixed reviews from critics, with reviewers generally calling "Papa's Cabin" a solid finale to the Dean O'Dell mystery but one that was less entertaining than previous mystery-ending episodes. Eric Goldman of IGN rated the episode an 8.2 out of 10, indicating that it was "great". He wrote that it was "an interesting episode that went against the grain as far as what the show has done with similar reveals in the past." While stating that Tim being the actual murderer was not very surprising, the reviewer felt satisfied with the scene in which Veronica pieces the clues together to implicate Tim.
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21 According to historian Peter A. Coclanis, the study of the southern economy was revolutionized in the 1960s by Eugene Genovese who "went against the grain... that the South was ruled by a class dominated by large scale planters whose worldview was informed by the relationship between master and slave rather than by capitalist logic."Coclanis 2014 p. 352 Genovese's later work with his wife, Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, readily accepted a southern economy similar to the one that Frederick Law Olmsted described in A Journey in the Seaboard Slave States (1856), where poor white southerners were hesitant to work hard in fear of being looked down upon.Brown 2014 p.
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Epistemic Analysis goes at the word 'know' like Semantic Analysis went at the word 'good', and it may be, to use Jonathan Cohen's line, one of the best discussions of 'know' that has been published. Gilbert Harman called it a "brilliant, difficult book", "rich with insights about the passive construction in English, reference, hypostasis, evidence, and many other subjects", as well as "marvelously written, philosophical poetry". Other reviews used words like "rich", "provocative", "iconoclastic", "bold", "subtle, interesting, inventive and stylishly written", with "a fascinating line of anti-skeptical argument" from an author of "undoubted acumen and insight". The book went against the grain and did not extend the usual ideas.
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Cho believed that women would make ideal cell leaders, having both the time and the desire to make home visits to other members, something that many men, for reasons pertaining to Korean culture as it was at that time, were unwilling to do. His decision to appoint women as cell leaders went against the grain of Korean culture, which at that time was not open to the idea of women leading groups that had male members. He persisted, and the cell concept turned out to be an outstanding success. From 125 cells in 1967, the church has grown to several thousand cells in 2015.
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"Mystery/ Thriller films allowed both black- and white- owned race film production companies the opportunity to showcase a wide range of black characters in roles such as doctors, attorneys, judges, bankers, and policemen, depictions that went against the grain of the limited roles mainstream Hollywood films afforded black characters".McCluskey, Audrey T., ["Imaging Blackness: Race and Racial Representation in Film Poster Art"] pg. 64 Black characters were able to transform their mediocre roles as a "spooked servant" into central elements of the film. For instance, in the 1940s Stepin Fetchit and Mantan Moreland played unforgettable roles in the Charlie Chan mysteries, and their characters even become more popular than Charlie Chan himself.
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A Jubilee St. Benedict Medal by Desiderius Lenz, made for the 1400th anniversary of the birth of St. Benedict in 1880 One of the most complete collections of Beuronese art is located at Conception Abbey in Conception, Missouri, which was founded by Benedictine monks who immigrated to the United States from Engelberg Abbey in Switzerland. According to the abbey's website, "Beuronese art was revolutionary for its time, and also characteristic of its time. It offered a stylized, simplified, and hieratic approach to art which went against the grain of contemporary romantic forms."www.conceptionabbey.org on murals A series of murals entitled "Life of the Virgin" was created under the direction of Desiderius Lenz, Gabriel Wuger, and Lukas Steiner between 1880 and 1887 for the Benedictine Abbey of Emmaus in Prague.
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Historical Content and Decline.), like The Enlightenment, which broke new ground in its novel interpretation of such a pivotal period in European philosophy (see above), went against the grain of conventional wisdom on the history of conservatism understood simply as a reaction to the French Revolution as articulated by e.g. Karl Mannheim. Rather, in Kondylis's book, conservatism had already existed as a social and political force since the Middle Ages in which the nobility and its estate system, having derived its legitimacy from a particular conception of law as a privilege, combated emerging egalitarian interpretations of law in the European Modern Era, which encompassed the rise of the modern sovereign state, albeit initially in absolutist guises (among which were the attempt to impose religious tolerance and peace in the aftermath of the Reformation and the religious wars). Nevertheless, the book also examines conservatism as a political force adapting to the reality of the modern sovereign state's eventual triumph and in light of the French Revolution and beyond.
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The trio called themselves Cosmic Joke, but public performance was limited to two private parties. Derrick and Crane continued performing together, and in 1987, after several attempts with different musicians, they began working as a duo under the name Another Umbrella, which utilized extended delay guitar loops, pre-recorded instruments, slide shows, and a strong emphasis on improvisation. This went against the grain of what was popular in Los Angeles clubs at the time, but they did perform regularly around town and on radio, most notably at The Museum Of Contemporary Art in downtown Los Angeles. Other musicians who performed with Another Umbrella include keyboardist Paul Roessler and flutist/vocalist Emily Hay. In 1997, two weeks after the final Another Umbrella show, Derrick began performing with drummer Bob Lee and a core of revolving musicians (including Nels Cline and Joe Baiza) under the name Solo Career, a side-project which lasted until 2002, performing whenever the musicians' schedules allowed.
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