Rich whitewashes difference to put all humans in the same doomed boat; Wallace-Wells whitewashes difference to curry hope.
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But that's troubling because it inherently whitewashes the source material.
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White privilege whitewashes racist and inflammatory language as unconscious bias.
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Like any corporate activity, Er Xi whitewashes overly difficult personal style.
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This whitewashes Whitaker's comments, which were solidly in the anti-Mueller camp.
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The Chinese selfie app Meitu has an "angelic" filter that also whitewashes users' features.
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Safety ought not to be the point of life, but Geek Love never whitewashes the world's danger.
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Media continually whitewashes the LGBTQ community and sometimes even rewrites history to make gay, white men the heroes.
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The tourist industry is so heavily reliant on the past that it often fetishizes, romanticizes, and whitewashes it.
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That word whitewashes the reality, Holle says, as so-called "shelters" can become "death traps" during a lightning storm.
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Framing war as a character-building exercise also whitewashes the enormous damage it does to survivors and civilians alike.
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Also our skin color — I find that TV whitewashes our different shades; they wash the diaspora out of us.
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However, the law's sweeping language also whitewashes and minimizes the collaborative role that Polish people and institutions played during the Holocaust.
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"Personally, I cannot be part of a network funded by the Russian government which whitewashes the actions of Putin," said Liz Wahl.
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The museum announced that it will no longer use the term to describe 17th century Netherlands, saying it whitewashes its problematic colonial past.
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In an industry that regularly whitewashes Black characters, explicit examples of code-switching splash viewers in the face with a dose of reality.
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It wants to draw Hong Kong closer to Beijing by fostering patriotism that plays up the party's achievements and whitewashes its tumultuous history.
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Trying to leave this out to apply a label like "great" to America whitewashes the abhorrent conditions faced by so many of its people.
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This effectively whitewashes Oregon's racist history — a history that resurged in the 1990s — and erases the work black Oregonians have done to change it.
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Of the many problems with Kraushaar's argument, two stand out: It faults Obama for doing what he promised and it whitewashes the appeal of Trump.
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"I cannot be part of a network funded by the Russian government that whitewashes the actions of Putin," Ms. Wahl told the RT America audience.
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Stoltenberg needed to use this highest of profile venues to call out Russia's military aggression and the overt and covert malign activities that Trump usually whitewashes.
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But now, the Amerstdam Museum announced that it will no longer use the term in its exhibitions and materials, saying it whitewashes the Netherland's problematic colonial past.
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The notion that Asian women would get work outside of the stereotype was a wild fantasy, especially at a time when the industry routinely whitewashes Asian roles.
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Dismantling dangerous and unhealthy views on relationships and ending a culture that whitewashes intimate partner violence isn't only about changing the way we talk and the words we use.
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In 2014, presenter Liz Wahl dramatically quit live on air, saying that she could not work for a network funded by "Russian government that whitewashes the actions of Putin."
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The project, recently seen at the 2017 Venice Biennale, was a sharp critique of how celebrity culture often whitewashes news to make it more palatable for a general audience.
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For an industry that frequently whitewashes roles a film helmed by four people of color both in front of the camera and behind the scenes is absolutely something to celebrate.
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" RT anchor Liz Wahl also quit her job on live TV, stating she "cannot be part of a network funded by the Russian government that whitewashes the actions of Putin.
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When fans are already up in arms about how Doctor Strange whitewashes major Asian characters, it's clear that audiences are more sensitive than ever to how their cultures are presented.
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It whitewashes the Nazis' crimes and who they really were to accuse Jews of the very things that were done to them in an effort to defame the Jewish state.
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"David Weil, creator and executive producer of Hunters, told BI that the key scene being criticized was "a fictionalized event" included "to powerfully counteract the revisionist narrative that whitewashes Nazi perpetration.
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Benjamin's work is in response to a world where popular media often whitewashes sexuality, depicting it in a stainless unattainable way that when compared with real life experiences promote shame and guilt.
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Vice goes to great lengths to show just how bad things had gotten before the current administration, a valuable corrective to a presentist historical narrative that whitewashes things like torture and the Iraq War.
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"In a statement sent to BI, David Weil, creator and executive producer of Hunters, said the human chess scene was "a fictionalized event" included "to powerfully counteract the revisionist narrative that whitewashes Nazi perpetration.
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Benjamin Moser's biography is a skilled, lively, prodigiously researched book that, in the main, neither whitewashes nor rebukes its subject: It works hard to make the reader see Sontag as the severely complex person she was.
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Meanwhile, the younger man cleans the cistern, hauls coal, empties the chamber pots, cleans the floors, whitewashes the lighthouse tower, and tries to keep his head down while his companion seems most interested in provoking him.
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Well, when I was in the second grade, my mother and father broke down the truth about "Manifest Destiny," a lofty phrase that whitewashes the truth about Europeans taking Native American lands by force, lies and larceny.
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Johnson's campaign material, which both whitewashes the reality of Brexit and confirms the capacity of "Love Actually" to toxify everything it goes near, typifies an election characterized by false promises, misinformation and poorly-curated grandstanding from all sides.
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Given how American Affairs whitewashes Trump's actual politics, the journal can also be seen as developing Trumpism less as an ideology than a mythology—one that aims to hoodwink elite conservatives into believing that Trump is just like them.
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According to their argument, they can't be white supremacists because they say that Jews and people of East Asian descent have a higher average IQ. This both whitewashes their bigotry and feeds into the alt-right's victim mentality, especially as it relates to Jews.
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"It whitewashes the terror that is being inflicted on lives of people in the Philippines, and mainly people living in poverty," said Judy Chang, executive director of the International Network of People who Use Drugs, which has issued an open letter expressing opposition to the series.
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In its absolute nadir, Modern Warfare even whitewashes a real American atrocity—an incident called the Highway of Death, where Americans bombed a major road leading out of Kuwait during the Gulf War, firing on Iraqi soldiers but also on civilians, hostages, and even reportedly American intelligence fleeing the violence—by placing it in Urzikstan, committed not by Americans but by occupying Russians.
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O'Sullivan started his defence of UK Championship with two whitewashes over Ross Bulman and Tian Pengfei. He then beat Noppon Saengkham 6–2 before succumbing to eventual winner Ding Junhui 4–6.
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This was his second time in three months that penalized due to slow over rate as well. On 16 October 2017, Tharanga became the first batsman for Sri Lanka, and the first captain overall, to carry his bat in an ODI. Under Upul Tharanga captaincy, Sri Lanka suffered three 5-0 whitewashes in the year 2017. Apart from suffering whitewashes at the hands of South Africa, India and Pakistan in 2017, that threatened automatic qualification for the 2019 Cricket World Cup, Tharanga also got into trouble twice due to slow over rates and was suspended.
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He reached his hundred in only 56 balls to confirm the West Indies superiority. As a result, the West Indies had won ten consecutive Tests against England, and were the second team after Australia to achieve multiple home whitewashes in five Test series.
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Brian additionally likened it to the approach of the Walt Disney theme parks, and noted that the plaques generally do not address ethnic minorities nor "conflict". Brian argued that "The Villages' "history" whitewashes Florida's past and celebrates a straightforward tale of economic growth."Brian, p. 68.
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Only three years later Germany reached the Davis Cup final for the third time. After three 5–0 whitewashes against Brazil, Denmark and Yugoslavia Germany once again met Sweden. Now it was Sweden's turn to lose at home. Germany secured its triumph in the third match, the double.
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The 1989 Rothmans Grand Prix was a professional ranking snooker tournament held at the Hexagon Theatre in Reading, England. Steve Davis won in the final 10–0 against Dean Reynolds. This is the only whitewash final in the history of the tournament and only one of two whitewashes in any two session final.
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A recent (November 2017) study of Herts Pool Tour results since 2012 have revealed the following statistics: Deciding frames record overall: Played 26 - Won 16 (62%) - Lost 10 Deciding frames record since the start of 2016: Played 8 - Won 6 (75%) - Lost 2 Matches "won- to-nil" (whitewashes) since 2012: 18 Among these eighteen "wins to nil" were wins over previous Herts Tour event winners John Roe and Rich Wharton, along with former professionals Jimmy Croxton, Ian Hubbard and Steve Kane. Harrison also enjoys the distinction of having whitewashed Dave Rogers on two occasions during this period. This statistic also reveals that Harrison has won more whitewashes over this period than he has won deciders, a remarkable statistic in its own right.
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Hope's poetry was first published in Whitewashes, a poetry book that was released in 1971. In 1974, his poetry was published as Cape Drives, a collection of original prose. Hope's first novel, A Separate Development, was published in 1981. The novel was banned in South Africa for its overt criticisms of the Apartheid government.
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It caused a twenty-minute stoppage to allow security to remove her from the Lakeside Country Club. Hankey achieved six maximum scores and averaged 31.34 per dart thrown to whitewash Greatbatch 3–0. Both Hankey and Greatbatch spoke of their annoyance over the interruption after the match. Of the other four first round matches, all of them ended in 3–0 whitewashes.
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Feminist critic Katha Pollitt criticized Ayers' opinion piece as a "sentimentalized, self-justifying whitewash of his role in the weirdo violent fringe of the 1960s–1970s antiwar left". She says Ayers and his Weathermen cohorts made "the antiwar movement look like the enemy of ordinary people" during the Vietnam War era.Pollitt, Katha. "Bill Ayers Whitewashes History, Again", The Nation magazine (December 8, 2008).
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He is the father of the violinist Daniel Hope. The couple would eventually divorce. Hope was a founder of the literary magazine Bolt, in 1972, and worked part-time as a literary journalists for the Durban-based Sunday Tribune and as an advertising copywriter. Hope published two collections or poems at this time: Whitewashes (1970) (with Mike Kirkwood) and Cape Drives (1974).
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His sex life is seriously deranged and his social life is nonexistent. He makes love to inflatable plastic dolls, fantasizes about vaginas with teeth, nails his foreskin to tables and dreams of a visit to the dentist who extracts him an eyeball. He has constant flashbacks and paranoid delusions of his knee getting amputated. He whitewashes bloodstains off the walls of his flat.
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The English cricket team toured Bangladesh from 12 October to 12 November 2003, playing a two-match Test series and a three-match One Day International series; England won all five matches to take whitewashes in both series. In preparation for the Test series, they also played two three-day tour matches against a Bangladesh Cricket Board President's XI and the Bangladesh A team.
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The lighting benefits from the latest technical developments and has LED (Light Emitting Diode) on all its reception and exhibition spaces. Limewash, which is extremely degraded, has been recovered with traditional lime-blossom. These whitewashes, common in châteaux of the Loire Valley, have the virtue of installing a constant hygrometry. During the redevelopment of a former storage room, the masons discovered a chimney dating from about 1450.
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Throughout Botham's Test career, the highest international standards were set by West Indies and Botham was generally unsuccessful against them. In both of these series, 1984 and 1985–86, West Indies beat England 5–0 in whitewashes that were dubbed "blackwash". Ironically, his highest score and both his best and worst bowling performances against West Indies occurred in the same match at Lord's in 1984.
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Test and ODI whitewashes followed in South Africa in October. Wisden noted that "Time and again ... came the mantra that [Bangladesh] would learn from the experience, that they could only improve by playing against the best, that there was genuine talent in the squad. But it wore thin." The final defeat set a record for most consecutive losses in ODIs (23), beating the previous record, which was also held by Bangladesh.
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Wilson led 3–1, before Trump won the next two frames to force a deciding frame. Wilson took the deciding frame to win 4–3. Ronnie O'Sullivan and Liang Wenbo also went to a deciding frame; O'Sullivan won 4–3, scoring back-to-back centuries in the first two frames. Gary Wilson defeated Matthew Stevens 4–1; Graeme Dott and Neil Robertson completed 4–0 whitewashes of Xiao Guodong and Mark Williams, respectively.
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The defeat was unsurprising; the West Indies had been whitewashed in their previous three Test series, in Pakistan, South Africa and New Zealand. Australia took the 2002–03 series 3–1, and won the following six series without losing a Test, including two more whitewashes in the 2005–06 series and 2015 series. Overall, Australia have won 47 of the 101 Test matches played for the Frank Worrell Trophy, with the West Indies winning 30.
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A local subsidiary of HeidelbergCement now operates the quarry.Occupation, Inc. How Settlement Businesses Contribute to Israel’s Violations of Palestinian Right, January 19, 2016, HRWGerman firm whitewashes its plunder of Palestinian resources, 14 September 2017, Adri Nieuwhof In 2004, one Israeli, one Palestinian were arrested and 40 were wounded in anti- wall protest at Az-Zawiya,International Middle East Media Center, 6/14/2004 and 130 patient "children, women, old people and young men" were treated for gas inhalation.
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RT America broadcast with former anchor Liz Wahl The day after Martin's statement, RT America anchor Liz Wahl resigned on air, claiming RT was a propaganda machine for President Vladimir Putin. She was recorded as saying She said: > I cannot be part of a network funded by the Russian government that > whitewashes the actions of Putin. I am proud to be an American and believe > in disseminating the truth. And that is why, after this newscast, I am > resigning.
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Carrasco felt that the controversy over the mural was tiring, but it also helped generate publicity for her as an artist. In response to the censorship of the History of Los Angeles: A Mexican Perspective, Carrasco created the seriograph, Self-Portrait (1985) at Self-Help Graphics. Self-Portrait depicts an artist dressed as a runner crossing a finish line. The runner, carrying a paintbrush looks over her shoulder in horror as a paint-roller whitewashes the mural grid behind her.
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On 29 November 2017, Sri Lanka Cricket sacked Tharanga from captaincy and Thisara Perera was named as Sri Lanka's captain for the ODI and T20I matches against India. Under Tharanga's captaincy, Sri Lanka suffered three 5-0 ODI whitewashes in the year 2017 against South Africa, India and Pakistan. His win/loss ratio is 4/15. In May 2018, he was one of 33 cricketers to be awarded a national contract by Sri Lanka Cricket ahead of the 2018–19 season.
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Fellow Dutchman Vincent van der Voort was the second qualifier, defeating Louis Blundell, Ian Jopling, Ken MacNeil and Tony Eccles. Co Stompé made two 5–0 whitewashes before beating Michael van Gerwen 5–4 and whitewashing Nick Fullwell to qualify. Peter Wright, who entered the top 100 in 2009, beat Andy Smith 5–3 to debut in the tournament. Simon Whitlock, who was undefeated on the 2009 DartPlayers Australia circuit, won his first three matches without losing a leg before beating Mark Dudbridge and Barrie Bates to return to PDC competition.
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Elsewhere in round two, Mark Williams and Barry Hawkins both recorded 6–0 whitewashes of their second round opponents, Daniel Wells and Ian Burns respectively. Hawkins' win was his second consecutive 6–0 win, having defeated his first round opponent Jamie Clarke by the same margin. Stephen Maguire defeated 2018 world champion Mark Williams despite being behind 0–4 The third round, played from 3 December 2018, saw the competition's last 32 players compete. The lowest ranked player remaining in the competition, Joe O'Connor (ranked 117th), was defeated by England's Joe Perry 2–6.
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They end up sending the fractured plane into the Brooklyn Bridge. Unable to get the contracts by semi-legal means, they've attempted the overthrow of the Russian government with a force of supervillains; manipulating reaction to 9/11; and intend to assassinate the President of the United States. VA controls both Victory Comics, which whitewashes the exploits of the real-life superheroes; and Red River, a private military company with covert agents in the Secret Service. At the meeting between the Boys and the Seven, Red River operatives used nerve gas on a Delta Force squad that had been assigned as backup.
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At RISD, Woodman borrowed a video camera and VTR and created videotapes related to her photographs in which she "methodically whitewashes her own naked body, for instance, or compares her torso to images of classical statuary." Some of these videos were displayed at the Helsinki City Art Museum in Finland and the Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation in Miami in 2005; the Tate Modern in London in 2007–2008;Francesca Woodman (Room 8). Tate Modern, 2007. and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in 2011 (in an exhibition which will travel to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in 2012).
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Gino Rigitano conceded the 11th frame of his match against Steve Newbury when there were still enough balls on the table for him to win, and when 4–9 down decided not to play the next frame, thereby losing 4–10. There were two 10–0 whitewashes: by Jon Wright over Mark Wildman and by Tony Jones over van Rensberg. The fourth round also featured 16 matches, with 16 players seeded into the round each meeting one of the third round winners. For the first time since turning professional, John Spencer failed to qualify for the event, as he was defeated 5–10 by Barry West.
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Brugge Open 2010 In the 2010–11 season Hendry could not maintain his unbeaten run in the first round of ranking events, as he lost it at the Shanghai Masters against Martin Gould by 2–5. At the World Open in Glasgow, Hendry recorded 3–0 whitewashes against Bjorn Haneveer and Mark Davis, before he was beaten 1–3 by rival Ronnie O'Sullivan. At the 2010 UK Championship in Telford, Hendry was drawn against another old rival, Jimmy White. Despite struggling with his game throughout the match Hendry came through 9–8, rolling back the years by compiling a match-winning break in the deciding frame.
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Both the Belgian team of Luca Brecel and Ben Mertens and the Scottish team of John Higgins and Stephen Maguire were assured of progressing to the quarter- finals after winning their first four matches in group C. In the dead rubber match, Belgium won 3–2 to top the group on head-to-head record. They both finished eight points ahead of the Israeli team in third. In group D, the Welsh team of Mark Williams and Ryan Day won the most frames of any team during the group stage, completing a whitewash over Switzerland and dropping a single frame in the other four matches. They qualified ahead of China B who completed three whitewashes of their own.
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His next television appearance came against his mentor Phil Taylor at the 2004 Las Vegas Desert Classic where he went out 0–2 in the first round. He then went on to win his first match on television at the 2004 World Grand Prix beating former world champion Richie Burnett, before losing to Gary Welding. His first professional ranking title came in September 2004, when he won the Chris de Roo Open after defeating Colin Lloyd in the final. He failed to qualify for the 2005 World Championship, but back at Bolton for the 2005 UK Open he produced one of the rare whitewashes in the tournament's history, beating Colin Monk 11–0 before falling 11–8 to Chris Mason in the last 16.
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It was in the finals where Lee won his first ranking title for six years as he dropped just three frames during the tournament, including 4–0 whitewashes over Mark Selby and in the final versus Robertson, where Lee became the first player to beat the Australian in a ranking event final. Lee's form in the second half of the season continued into the China Open as he registered his third ranking event semi-final of the year by defeating Judd Trump again, but could not feature in three successive finals as he lost 2–6 to Stephen Maguire. His season did finish in disappointment though as he was beaten in the first round of the World Championship 6–10 by Andrew Higginson. Nevertheless, Lee climbed 10 places in the world rankings to end the season at number 8, the highest he has been since 2003.
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As Mormando further explains, we also know (from his extant personal notes and correspondence with his sources) that in compiling his famous collection of artists' lives, Baldinucci routinely copied material, word for word, from texts supplied to him by family members and close friends and associates of his subjects. Also significant is the fact that in Domenico's biography of his father, the author is completely silent about the queen's supposed patronage of the Baldinucci biography, a strange omission since he devotes much space to the friendship between Gian Lorenzo and Queen Christina, recording the queen's many signs of favoritism, protection, and adulation towards the artist. As the most detailed account and the only one coming directly from a member of the artist's immediate family, Domenico's biography, despite having been published later than Baldinucci's, therefore represents the earliest and more important full-length biographical source of Bernini's life, even though it idealizes its subject and whitewashes a number of less-than-flattering facts about his life and personality.
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249) famously ends his account with the story of how one of the pilgrim survivors, swimming in the water, grabbed a loose spear, threw it and killed one of the Portuguese soldiers on the longboats. "And for this seeming to be a great thing, I wrote it here." ["E por isto paracer grande cousa o escrevy"] Poet Luís de Camões passes over the incident in silence, evidently feeling it detrimental to the heroic portrait of Vasco da Gama.By contrast, the 19th-century history by Cardinal Francisco de São Luiz Saraiva (1849: 211) whitewashes the incident, almost making it seem like an accident, or the result of the 'wickedness of the Moors'. He states that it was the killing of a Portuguese ship-boy in the course of plundering the ship that "scandalized" Gama and prompted a fight, in which the ship was sunk, the Portuguese managing to save only 20 of 300 people aboard. Estimates of those killed on the Miri hover around 300.
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Since 1964 the Harry Sunderland Medal is awarded to the best Australian player in a home Ashes series. Since Great Britain's win in Australia in 1970, the series has been very one sided with Australia having won 13 consecutive ashes, 5 of those (1979, 1982, 1984, 1986 and 2003) being 3–0 series whitewashes while the 1988 series had already been won by Australia in the first two tests before the Lions won a famous third test in Sydney 26–12 for their first test win over Australia since the second test of the 1978 Kangaroo tour, a streak of 15 wins for the Kangaroos. The performance gap between the two teams became wider during the mid-late 1970s and Great Britain struggled to compete with Australia. The 1982 Kangaroos became the first side to go through a tour of Great Britain and France undefeated (something never achieved on a Lions tour, though they came close in 1954 losing just 2 games).
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All four of the quarter-finals of the women's tournament took place on 5 January and ended in 2–0 whitewashes. In a rematch of the 2001 final, tournament favourite Gulliver played Solomons. Gulliver won all of the match's legs to become the first player through to the semi-finals. Pruim overcame a challenge from Robbins in the second quarter-final match. World number two Hoenselaar averaged 26.14 points per dart and accurately threw darts on the double rings en route to defeating Bromberg. The final quarter-final saw Greatbatch defeat 2001 semi-finalist Howat after overcoming a challenge from her opponent to equal the score at 2–2 in the second set. In the semi-finals, held between 10 and 11 January, Gulliver defeated Pruim 2–1. Pruim won the match's first three legs to take a 1–0 lead. Gulliver then won the second set and equalled the final set decider 2–2 by throwing darts on the single 20 and double 20 rings before winning the match to enter the final.
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