Some alchemy happened… There was alchemy from every end, from inside Tom, from outside.
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Newton's interest in alchemy is not widely known, as alchemy is usually dismissed as pseudoscience.
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Check out Abiogenesis - Dream of Alchemy below: ABIOGENESIS - Dream of Alchemy from Alexis Bamme on Vimeo.
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While alchemy is today considered unscientific, several alchemy techniques were precursors to modern chemical engineering—and Medieval DIY alchemists were often successful forgers and counterfeiters.
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Rather than an occult secret, alchemy is revealed in The Art of Alchemy at the Getty Center to be a prominent force in everything from medicine to color.
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The End of Alchemy , by Mervyn King (Norton) .
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" Here, Julian exclaims: "Quick, bung me a bottle of Alchemy.
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The trick is performing such alchemy profitably and at scale.
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Somehow it allows a little bit of alchemy to happen.
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She sells it through a site called Lady Jayne's Alchemy.
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Through some alchemy, she persuades us to root for sociopaths.
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There was an alchemy there that will never happen again.
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There appear, through some weird alchemy of harmonics, phantom instruments.
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But Alchemy 43 is not a makeup or skin care brand.
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And this transformation is just a beautiful part of that alchemy.
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But he clearly approached alchemy and physics in a similar way.
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That's the alchemy of what I love about doing this job.
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In her book, Miller is interested in the alchemy of Friends.
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What he does in the film was kind of like alchemy.
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And that is as grounded in reality as alchemy or astrology.
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That's a special kind of alchemy, one I never thought possible.
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The precise alchemy of time, temperature and ingredient is closely guarded.
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He has wrought some sort of alchemy on everything around him.
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The single comes from Foss's upcoming debut full-length album, Alchemy.
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What kind of balance and alchemy goes into those pick decisions?
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What alchemy did she use to marry her debility to inspiration?
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Choreography is, after all, mysterious business, a strange and subtle alchemy.
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Fashion Alchemy will use the space for offices and a showroom.
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To Teejayx6, though, there's nothing all that novel about his alchemy.
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Maybe the alchemy is less complicated — maybe Cheetos really are that good.
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A related exhibition focuses on The Alchemy of Color in Medieval Manuscripts.
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But fundamentally "The Lehman Trilogy" is also about the alchemy of theatre.
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But I can't tell you how obsessed I was with Body Alchemy.
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And one of the triggers of this deadly alchemy is simple dehydration.
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Remember, IPO pricing is a weird process that's more alchemy than science.
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In "The End of Alchemy" there is no gossip and few revelations.
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It's almost like alchemy, how things change from one thing to another.
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Astrology, alchemy, folklore, tarot, and mysticism are all in the mix, too.
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But one woman in Britain is performing modern-day alchemy on it.
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If this clunky alchemy works for you, every other sin is forgivable.
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Pessimism is not an ingredient in the alchemy of building a startup.
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Another kind of alchemy takes place at the abandoned quarries of Laoshan.
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The subatomic nuggets known as neutrons meanwhile were working their cosmic alchemy.
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Using it in a recipe with fresh grapes feels like ancient alchemy.
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But most characters were conjured through the alchemy of fact and imagination.
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The alchemy of message and candidate is always the hardest to master.
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Maybe it's because I was weaned on fish and chips (Scottish mom) or maybe it's because deep-frying things is humanity's last attempt at modern day alchemy, turning—as alchemy does—any base food into a noble one.
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Many recipes require veggies, but you need those to make potions with alchemy.
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In Carrie Vaughn's "Alchemy," they persist in seeking the secrets of the universe.
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And with a little vegan alchemy, the cauliflower will actually taste like popcorn.
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The End of Alchemy: Money, Banking, and the Future of the Global Economy.
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The End of Alchemy: Money, Banking and the Future of the Global Economy.
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Re-mark your calendars for March 11th, when Alchemy will release it stateside.
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Thanks to Mr. Litton's alchemy, however, Wednesday's rendition had real élan and zippiness.
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"It's a form of chaotic creativity, but it's also a type of alchemy."
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No amount of Wall Street alchemy and deal-making can fix this problem.
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"Welcome to the Moon Kingdom of Edible Alchemy," it says on the wall.
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The best you can do is step back and let alchemy take over.
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Almost like a bodily alchemy of sorts, all sense of humanity is lost.
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The life is hers; the alchemy is the mix of intention and accident.
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Whether glassmaking, metallurgy, or these chemical creations, alchemy is revealed to be everywhere.
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Alchemy continues at BRIC (647 Fulton Street, Fort Greene, Brooklyn) through August 12, 2018.
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Could Clariss actually be Savitar in Barry's new timeline, incited to violence by Alchemy?
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She turns powerlessness into attainment through an alchemy of the most morally dubious sort.
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But I discovered something in working on this film, and it's something called alchemy.
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With me there will be no adventurism, no political alchemy with our foreign policy.
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Atomic Alchemy: Radio cardiograms and PET/CT scans require nuclear medicine to visualize abnormalities.
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In the former case, alchemy evolved into chemistry, courtesy of Antoine Lavoisier and others.
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The resulting form of economic alchemy was what came to be called an ICO.
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If that sounds like some sort of culinary alchemy, you're not too far off.
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Success will require the typical alchemy needed for great journalism — doggedness, imagination, and luck.
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He counts ancient and medieval sorcery, as well as Hermeticism and alchemy, as influences.
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Digby indulged in horoscopes and alchemy, and discussed Galileo's new ideas with Florentine academics.
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Before chemistry, there was alchemy, which investigated the transformation of matter into new substances.
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A specific alchemy of music, fashion and people that equated to something uniquely gorgeous.
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That got me interested in the curious alchemy, both inside and out, of entrepreneurs.
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These scientists were able to witness, directly, the alchemy of the universe in action.
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There, Dr. Kwiat took advantage of the optical alchemy of acrylic and corn syrup.
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It was this recuperative alchemy that defined soul, as a music and an ethos.
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But it does seem a certain percentage of jerks are part of the alchemy.
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We are, then, dealing with the following matters: ancient alphabets, alchemy, astrology, string theory.
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So why is his new company, Alchemy, in the business of blockchain developer tools?
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Alchemy assumes that lucrative spot in Viswanathan's vision of the blockchain-equipped third age.
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"The internet is based on alchemy and your blood is the philosopher's stone," declared Braun.
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Not wise enough to comprehend the musical alchemy Sumney has achieved here, but wiser nonetheless.
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We can't say that Newton's experiments in alchemy influenced his theory of gravity, Voelek said.
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I'd much rather see the joy and fun of that magical alchemy that is friendship.
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In each case, there was the perfect alchemy of the modern urban unicorn renewal plan.
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"That said, unless your science is public, it's not science, it's just alchemy," Doctorow added.
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It's a reminder that great collaboration will always make you want to believe in alchemy.
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The alchemy that made Darth Vader what he is today all happened in post production.
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It's a kind of butch alchemy: basic clothes, strong stance, technical skill, radically soft heart.
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"I got into my ridiculous rant about the kind of alchemy of music," Kulash recalled.
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The result is a strange alchemy of imagined past, misunderstood present, and weirdly conjectured future.
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Included alongside are essays to explore the manuscript's context in everything from alchemy to cryptography.
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It seems as though a strange alchemy is occurring where everything is starting to congeal.
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The Sonoma weeHouse is based on the original weeHouse, for which Alchemy Architects is famous.
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Like many other Iberian desserts, flan is a simple alchemy of eggs, milk and sugar.
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But then there's the argument that filmmaking isn't a cold, unfeeling science—it's an alchemy.
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Cooking, after all, is alchemy, the transformation of base materials into something valuable and rare.
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I love alchemy and the way things mix, whether it's chemical or culinary or cocktails.
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Or they tap into some ancient alchemy, willing mashed potatoes out of milk and butter.
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The most sophisticated mountebanks employed a hodgepodge drawn from science, alchemy, astrology, myth and philosophy.
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Yet the alchemy required to turn a novel into a play feels mysterious to her.
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But it was the dresses at the end that revealed the extent of the alchemy.
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This one requires a bit of alchemy to solve, although the "Aha!" moment is worthwhile.
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If storytelling is one of humanity's most powerful gifts, then visual activism feels like alchemy.
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We were connected through the strange alchemy that is the transformation of book to film.
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In Taisuke, the Japanese found a stylistic vanguard, the rare alchemy of distiller and originator.
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This is what I try to evoke with shoes and now with the alchemy of fragrance.
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This casserole is an ode to processed foods and their strange alchemy of hangover-helper properties.
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It is estimated that he wrote 1 million words in notes on alchemy during his lifetime.
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AI would be performing a sort of scientific alchemy, helping us turn old knowledge into new.
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Xavier Niel, a billionaire entrepreneur and godfather to tech startups, describes a "new alchemy" in France.
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You can smell the alchemy of caffeine and cocaine in Hanna's blood when he boils over.
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It's a show about ordinary, exhausted Americans, sprinkled lightly with references to alchemy and occult ritual.
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The Liberation, Ian Tregillis Ian Tregillis wraps up his intriguing Alchemy Wars series with The Liberation.
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Success for a brand often depends on the unpredictable alchemy of the designer/chief executive relationship.
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When Langdon deciphers the Uber logo, he at first interpreted it as a symbol for alchemy.
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Her preferred method is to transform, through the alchemy of metaphor, natural phenomena into spiritual ones.
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Street Fighter isn't immune to this alchemy, but its relationship with hip-hop is more concrete.
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That is true alchemy: taking the lead of negative emotions and transmuting them into golden energy.
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Despite the anxiety here, it helps to remember that industrial development is more alchemy than science.
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"The alchemy of his appetites," Hagan writes, is what made him a great editor in chief.
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Alchemy Properties and Sotheby&aposs International Realty&aposs Stan Ponte and Joshua Judge handled the sale.
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The passage of time does not produce some judicial alchemy that turns lead reasoning into gold.
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Similar to its city, the establishment is an alchemy of old and new, high and low.
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But Alchemy also takes inspiration from Microsoft, offering a range of tools for managing decentralized apps.
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Ms. Turner's fusion of the historical and the contemporary doesn't always result in alchemy, but nearly.
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The decorative alchemy that should transform these objects into a stronger form of messaging falls flat.
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There should be some alluring alchemy in the coming together of talented creators in different mediums.
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But a critical part of the venerated alchemy of transfiguring everyday objects involves shifting their context.
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But while the basics remain largely the same, the alchemy that goes into it has changed significantly.
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"NEED MONEY FOR BOTOX" reads a neon sign in a post on Alchemy 43's Instagram page.
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In this unique form of musical alchemy, a question is asked by one and answered by another.
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French parties used to pick candidates based on a mysterious alchemy of deal-making, seniority and clout.
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But the Cabbage Patch insanity was the perfect alchemy of consumer hysteria and creepy soft-sculpted charm.
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The making of the moonshine, which may have strange powers, is presented as a kind of alchemy.
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Sometimes it's found in the alchemy of roses growing from concrete and wrestling adversity with superhuman strength.
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"If you're interested in alchemy, the roots of chemistry, there is the 1570s Ripley scroll," he adds.
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It is a wonder of atmospheric alchemy that a gentle breeze can turn and flatten a town.
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However, in contrast with Brahe, there is no record of Kepler conducting alchemy or consuming its remedies.
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There's an alchemy here you can't quite explain, but people know it's worth fighting to sustain it.
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For me, that's the 'click' of being an artist: to transform reality into something else, like alchemy.
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There is an alchemy that happens when we infuse our fear of failure into the work itself.
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Their near-immediate bond embodies the kind of alchemy that no writer could really be privy to.
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I wondered if Tomic might rightly claim credit for a similar alchemy, should the MAM paintings resurface.
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It is alchemy, it is art, it is mathematics and it is magic — all rolled into one.
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It is through this alchemy that Jessa learns how to start talking to the people she loves.
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So are there some moves or tricks to which they resort when the alchemy does not occur?
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"Right now, what we are doing is not a science but a kind of alchemy," he said.
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That youthfulness matters — these fresh rocks provide relatively unaltered insights into the chemical alchemy that produced them.
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What happened in Corona is urban alchemy — turning a short stretch of asphalt into a little oasis.
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With trusty carpal alchemy they knead my résumé into a series of paychecks that constitute a life.
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Movie magic and onscreen chemistry ("alchemy," as Aldrich calls it) doesn't necessarily come from everyone's getting along.
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Crypto exchange AirSwap ditched the node system it had built and open-sourced to use Alchemy instead.
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That's the American alchemy that Ken Burns brings alive in this latest chapter of his American epic.
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Corrections: This article has been updated to reflect the correct name of Singaporean start-up Alchemy Foodtech.
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The peculiar alchemy that makes Real Madrid special and successful cannot be packaged up and introduced elsewhere.
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The exhibition Alchemy continues at the BRIC house (647 Fulton Street, Fort Greene, Brooklyn) through August 12.
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He explains that he's able to accomplish this bit of alchemy through a technology called Sensory Percussion.
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However, when we expand our consciousness, we are working with different physics and therefore transcend to create alchemy.
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But because there's an alchemy there, in huddling close to some old television, diving together into another world.
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The data received by them is automatically analyzed with Watson Alchemy API and enhanced by our expert's advice.
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Alchemy 43 has $23 million in funding, and, tellingly, one of its investors is Drybar founder Alli Webb.
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It doesn't need caramel and is simply a product of the alchemy between must, wooden barrels, and time.
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Crispy hash browns with a super silky potato interior is not just the stuff of fast food alchemy.
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The alchemy of the cast was carefully wrought; there was a range of comic styles to suit viewers.
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The movie is expected to be released sometime this year after being acquired by Alchemy in late 2015.
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Alchemy, also known as "chymistry," was a predecessor of chemistry that attempted to convert base metals into gold.
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With this splendid switcheroo, Baumann proves himself adept at the alchemy that is the task of the curator.
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Plus, the dude invented calculus, wrote a lengthy treatise about optics, and dabbled in alchemy for good measure.
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Elizabeth Barrial, a perfumer at Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, told HowStuffWorks that body heat can help intensify fragrance.
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Atomic Alchemy builds tiny, privately-owned reactors from off-the-shelf parts in order to generate nuclear medicine.
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It explores the alchemy of three families brought together unexpectedly and plumbs the depths of the scientists' deception.
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So what we're talking about here is a weird alchemy, one that is almost intentionally hard to define.
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It's alchemy to change the basic ingredients that went into his artist's cauldron into works of staggering feeling.
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Playlists — where emotions lurk in every shadow and the mysterious alchemy of memory is constantly bubbling and brewing!
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Corless and his team are engaged in a project that falls somewhere between toxic-waste cleanup and alchemy.
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The alchemy of fine hazelnut pancakes and chocolate cream intensifies flavors exponentially as you build up and up.
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Alchemy Properties tapped architect David Hotson to imagine how the interior space could look when it's fully finished.
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The duo's new exhibition at Galerie Azzedine Alaia, L'androgyne alchimique, purportedly features work that addresses alchemy and androgyny.
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This is alchemy, It's not a dark story that gets darker but it's also not just light fluff.
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We might consider an historical parallel in alchemy, which was also illegal until the time of Isaac Newton.
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They're doing their best to make it sexy, but the strange alchemy of reality television has other ideas.
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The robot's' 1995 incarnation is a product less of science than alchemy—tin men transmuted to rose gold.
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"The piece is inspired by the natural and energetic world, laced with loose nods to alchemy," she explains.
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Those students were all hoping for another sort of alchemy: turning their growing skills into a successful business.
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A bit of nuclear alchemy called the rapid process, or r-process, is responsible for creating these metals.
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"Palladio was as sensual, as skilled in visual alchemy, as any Venetian painter of his time," he wrote.
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But Jukin's existence performs a strange sort of alchemy, retroactively transforming these pratfalls into some kind of labor.
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Since moving to Alchemy, he says, the experience has been more similar to running an ordinary software company.
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Evola, who died in 1974, wrote on everything from Eastern religions to the metaphysics of sex to alchemy.
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Each of these early projects, she says, was the result of the unique alchemy between its constituent players.
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" Though alchemy is often stigmatized as pseudo-science today, Brafmam maintains that in the past, "Alchemy was a mainstream technology that has been essential to human expression for thousands of years around the globe—and almost all the objects we needed to illustrate this were right here in Los Angeles.
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Solugen – Converting plant sugars into hydrogen peroxide Scientists border on alchemy these days and Solugen is a good example.
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In a similar way, "First Aid: Homage to Joseph Beuys" (1969–2017) turns the tables on art and alchemy.
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Scientists will need to figure out how to optimize production and manage any wasteful byproducts of this microbial alchemy.
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Newton, who established the law of universal gravitation and is considered a father of physics, also studied alchemy extensively.
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It also now includes the Alchemy software synthesizer, which was previously in Logic Pro X, Apple's pro music software.
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Entrepreneurial talent, risk-seeking venture dollars, and dense human networks form an alchemy leading to wealth, jobs, and growth.
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In short, the Big Venture Formula is really just the inverse of medieval alchemy: it turns gold into rock.
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Hungary's Katina Hosszu finally achieved some Olympic alchemy, converting a lifetime in the training pool into three individual golds.
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Related: "The Other" Mike Kelley Makes Illustrations, and They'll Haunt You | City of the Seekers Alchemy in Art History?
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But narratives of southern alchemy proves it's true: Cordova has created a mostly-wordless history book, an inviolable map.
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As both a doctor and an adman, Arthur displayed a Don Draper-style intuition for the alchemy of marketing.
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She is also exhibiting work at the Alchemy Festival, which opens this month at the Southbank Center in London.
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The apartment, which is being sold by Alchemy Properties and Stan Ponte and Joshua Judge of Sotheby's International Realty.
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" Plus I'm a huge fan of children's literature, so I've got Lois Lowry's "Anastasia Krupnik" and Margaret Mahy's "Alchemy.
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I wish I could have told her about the psychological alchemy that can turn frustration into an internal fuel.
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Mr. Gonzalez also works his alchemy on tacos, all of which arrive in house-made, slightly grainy masa tortillas.
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A trophy for Best Sweet Edible, Medical, went to an outfit called Lunchbox Alchemy, for a grape-flavored squib.
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"The idea that we might be able to neutralize a drug with another drug is like alchemy," says Garrard.
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It's also about alchemy, plumbing, surfing, debt, laziness, the housing crisis, the disappearance of the middle class, and conspiracies.
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So, to pay homage to the weird and wonderful world alchemy, behold the surreal symbolism of centuries-old manuscripts.
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But there's still an unmistakable alchemy when she sings, a star quality no technically superior singer could ever replicate.
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Foss has been at work on Alchemy since 2015 and the album is scheduled for release on February 17.
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And to me, that little shift that happens on the paper is almost an alchemy that happens beyond me.
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It's quite difficult, and it's also hard to tell whether a pollster has unlocked the dirt-to-gold alchemy.
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Wolff parks Conrad's story and backtracks to Sammy's childhood, when he was introduced to alchemy after a suicide attempt.
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It's an all-out campaign to drum up travelers to Jamaica's alchemy of nature, adventure, night life and sensuality.
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"There's nothing like making your own soap — I love the alchemy of it," Ms. Bosworth, 52, told her students.
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This is pretty, but the alchemy lies in the humble saucer of nuoc cham, chunky with garlic and ginger.
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Part of the answer is the opportunity to work through odd engineering problems, says Ram Bhaskaramurthi, an Alchemy engineer.
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I'd experienced this alchemy before—the day's accumulated fretfulness and discomfort turning into pure exhilaration, though seldom this intensely.
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And it was an act of alchemy — spinning gold out of a pretty face and an exotic Hungarian background.
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The stress of the job, coupled with the near-unbridled power given to drill instructors, creates a dangerous alchemy.
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Dr. Coleman, whom he married in 1988, said his interests over the years included astrology, alchemy, actualism and more.
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"The process leading from one [series] to another conveys an interior transmutation: the alchemy of the body," Syroka writes.
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This theme is further examined in the concurrent The Alchemy of Color in Medieval Manuscripts at the Getty Center.
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Now, thanks to a collection donated to the Getty in 1995 by the widow of LA's own godfather of esoteric teachings, Manly P. Hall, The Art of Alchemy at the Getty Research Institute highlights how alchemy became a driving force not just in science, but in the history of art as well.
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Almost everything has been touched in some way, from import and export settings to automation to sample-manipulation synthesizer Alchemy.
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The class was led by certified yoga instructor and founder of Doga Alchemy Stephanie Kang and her perfect pup, Daisy.
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In a psychological context, Jung was drawn to the framework of alchemy as an illustration for his ideas regarding individuation.
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For many, via replays, this would be the first and last time they'd see Modise in this state of alchemy.
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Is Alchemy simply Clariss' alter-ego, Mr. Robot style, or is the villain able to telepathically communicate with other people?
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They can subtly alter brighter or deeper shades into more wearable versions with just a tiny bit of beauty alchemy.
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For him, lecture performance lays bare the imbalance of power between lecturer and listener, and highlights the alchemy of language.
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The blend of gothic horror, crafting alchemy, and RPG stats gives a satisfying edge to these games' sense of exploration.
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As users become better informed, the alchemy of taking their data without paying and manipulating them for profit may die.
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There seems to be some sort of alchemy going on behind the work of Belgian filmmaker-turned-illustrator, Vincent Bal.
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Zeroville was originally filmed in 2014 but got pushed back once its distribution company at the time, Alchemy, went bankrupt.
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As a result, the group needed to offer "a kind of alchemy" of consulting, technology and creative services, he said.
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FINANCIAL ALCHEMY CHOKES SUNEDISON | SunEdison is distressed and floundering after the terminated agreement to buy Vivint Solar for $2.2 billion,
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To equate a physical object with the alchemy of desire is absurd, and that is why we resort to it.
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Kirby transformed Games Workshop from a bunch of metalheads working tabletop alchemy in basements into a market-dominating corporate behemoth.
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Ulrich's paintings morph the human form with original supernatural oddities that draw inspiration from ancient mythology, alchemy, and cosmic reality.
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Rapid-fire dialogue is slowed down by face-the-audience soliloquies, and the playlet focusses on the alchemy of relationships.
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The publication of a novel always feels to me like a minor miracle, a kind of something-from-nothing alchemy.
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"The alchemy is in taking whatever's painful, whatever's confusing, and transforming it into something that didn't exist before," he said.
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By some strange alchemy, Jackson Brodie is both the heart of these books and the least interesting character in them.
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"Phil Solomon's films reworked films often shot by other people, subjecting them to a chemical and optical alchemy," he said.
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Mr. Kunkin's eclectic life included time as a machinist; explorations of socialism, Sufism and alchemy; and running a meditation school.
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Fortunately, Doom Eternal messes with the alchemy of its combat much less than it does its story and world-building.
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One strategy the duo is carrying over from Down to Lunch is allowing any Alchemy customer to contact them directly.
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Alchemy Foodtech, meanwhile, works with existing rice mills to create products that reduce the spikes in sugar levels when consumed.
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Brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric attempt to bring their mother back to life using alchemy, but it goes horribly wrong.
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And it's in the subtle clashes that arise between the Fab Five and some community members that the show's alchemy happens.
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You might be familiar with alchemy as a medieval European practice where mystics attempted to transmute elements into more valuable ones.
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Its magic, perhaps, lies in an alchemy of old and new, genteel and unpretentious, city glamour and nature at your fingertips.
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It is an insight into the chemistry and alchemy of friendship, in this case late-developing, but beautiful in its lateness.
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Driver's performance serves as a masterclass in making passivity and inertia into drama and profundity — for an actor, it's practically alchemy.
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I can think of three projects that have approached us at New Alchemy that would benefit from a reform like this.
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No conventional weapon, crossfire hurricane of opiates and amphetamines, or toxic alchemy of coconut trees and gravity can kill Keith Richards.
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It just changes Waititi's alchemy by bringing in a character who jumps energetically into the challenges the world throws at him.
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It's often idealized as a space of collective reverence and aesthetic bliss, where photochemical alchemy unfolds in room full of worshipers.
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All this gilding suggests an emerging form, wavering on the edge between ancient alchemy and ultra-technology, the fetishistic and futuristic.
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Its alluring alchemy of all these disparate things works so well that it doesn't matter that it's never really plot-driven.
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Alchemy as a way to turn the lens on a moment and see some new and secret harmony in the world.
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The entire history of alchemy spans four thousand years, but most of us are familiar with its medieval and Renaissance eras.
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Faux crawfish, ersatz shrimp: They're less a matter of alchemy and transfiguration than sleight of hand in a circle of sawdust.
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But when he had the idea of blowing them up to superhuman size, seven feet tall, a mysterious alchemy took place.
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Yet even viewed as abstract art, the staves have a compelling energy in their subtle alchemy of lines, color, and geometry.
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Her new collection is a feat of literary alchemy, channeling her home state's weirdness into unexpectedly affecting fantastical scenarios and landscapes.
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Once I managed to serve them, we all agreed that steaming had performed some kind of alchemy that roasting never does.
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Alchemy 43, which has four cucumber-and-lime-scented locations in Los Angeles, opened in the Flatiron neighborhood on April 24.
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Meanwhile, with those empty nights, the shutdown has redoubled my appreciation for the mysterious alchemy that happens at so many concerts.
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It involves, for starters: alchemy, a mummy, financial subterfuge, Paracelsus, economic decline, surfing and more than the usual amount of Latin.
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Péladan belonged to the Rosicrucians, who, following sixteenth-century tracts of dubious authenticity, believed in alchemy, necromancy, and other dark arts.
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A kind of alchemy occurs in her rhythms, in the way a character's lines jump on or sidestep another character's emotions.
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Prominent plastics consultant Duane Priddy dismissed the technology as "too good to be true" and compared it to alchemy in 2018.
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Alchemy, their two-year-old company, builds software and developer tools that help companies deal with the technical quirks of blockchain.
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My grandmother made pancakes and "bread" rolls out of crushed matzo meal, which seemed like alchemy to me as a child.
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The Getty organized The Art Of Alchemy in partnership with the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, where it will travel next year.
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While these heavy ingredients sound more like a sleep-inducing pasta roofie than an aphrodisiac, Kazdin swears by their magical alchemy.
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It is in the nefarious alchemy of heritage history that enslaved Africans become "workers," and Native Americans and colonists are pals.
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She did the series The Atom based on her study of atoms, alchemy, and other scientific and esoteric branches of investigation.
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Identifying the alchemy that goes into creating a successful series is often tricky, a guessing game played with the benefit of hindsight.
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"The fact that we still view alchemy with derision is a reflection of how effective that 18th-century rebranding was," he said.
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It is the alchemy of British policy, a failure of supply and strategy over 0003 years, which has turned houses into gold.
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He reflected on humans' troubled relationship with perfection, and how beauty is enhanced, never diminished, by the alchemy of character and charm.
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Trump, they believe, will bring jobs to urban America—in part, through some unexplained alchemy, by barring the border to Mexican farmworkers.
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That alchemy has never been more compelling than on Things Our Bodies Used to Have, their latest full-length for Umor Rex.
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Mashable spoke to Lonsdale about Wally's desire to be a hero, the West family dynamics this season, and the threat Alchemy poses.
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People, when they reacted to it, there's a special alchemy there that you don't get on your couch or on your phone.
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The constellation of metals recalled the findings of the Brahe exhumation, suggesting, to Zilberstein and Righetti, a connection between Kepler and alchemy.
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The moral, if there is one: Only a German scientist can neutralize the German alchemy that has the power to destroy civilization.
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D-ID's solution is a system of digital alchemy that subtly alters stored pictures, enough to escape detection by facial recognition algorithms.
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Thanks to Monroe's—the alchemy of low lights and wine, legs intertwined like the plants above you—you'll be inspired to pretend.
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Like alchemy, they're all pretty much doomed attempts to artificially create something that is notoriously unyielding to attempts to force it: love.
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The real alchemy of reality television is the editing—sifting through a compost heap of clips and piecing together an absorbing story.
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"I think we have a different buyer," said Alexa Lambert, an agent with Stribling Marketing Associates, which is handling sales with Alchemy.
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In an essay, he expresses sympathy for musicians whose gigs were canceled, and reflects on the "mysterious alchemy" that they create onstage.
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Alchemy of the Soul: María Magdalena Campos-Pons continues at the Peabody Essex Museum (161 Essex Street, Salem, MA) through April 3.
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All the alchemy required to turn our babbling into a coherent weekly show is handled by the geniuses at Pineapple Street Media.
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Compared to sales, marketing and product, "legal" in a growing tech company can seem an inaccessible alchemy of risk, contracting and policy.
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A Jawzrsize in action looks like a combination of a ball-gag and a pacifier, a combination that amounts to viral alchemy.
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The evening's not about proving you know the most obscure records or looking good; it's about some kind of soul-shaking alchemy.
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Usually it involves a bizarre and inexplicable alchemy of having chaotic high/low culture energy and a total lack of self-awareness.
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Currently, a few hundred customers, from cryptocurrency exchanges to gaming studios, rely on Alchemy to handle the blockchain part of their apps.
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If one of the faux scandals catches on enough and dominates right-wing media long enough, then a kind of alchemy occurs.
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VICE News took a tour of the lab where the alchemy happens, and had an exclusive tasting before Glyph went to market.
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Panels with titles such as "The Alchemy of Activist Investing" and "Hunger Games: Leading Investment Strategies to Overcome Market Volatility" dominated most discussions.
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Instead, there is a more fundamental thread that binds these disparate and heinous stories together: the increasingly noxious alchemy of complexity and capitalism.
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Killer Frost goes on a rampage looking for Dr. Alchemy, kidnapping Julian (Tom Felton) and battling both The Flash and Vibe (Carlos Valdes).
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The nine episodes that precede it are a compassionate study in alchemy: how a relationship expands and contracts and ultimately comes into being.
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The alchemy behind a perfect pop song is something that has been discussed at great length in other corners of the internet, too.
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Yet oil still pinned near $30 per barrel, calling into question Angola's ability to practice economic alchemy by turning steel into financial gold.
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But when it came to money and fame, the alchemy of public relations proved almost as important as that of chemicals and optics.
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The VR education phenomenon is growing, with programs such as Alchemy VR and EON Reality, as well as with big corporations like Google.
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Substitutes for both included silver, tin and "Mosaic gold," made of tin sulphide (so called after Moses, regarded as the father of alchemy).
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There is some alchemy at work in this entirely uncomplicated yet viscerally affecting film from Felix Thompson about a summer when everything changes.
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Hardly any of the components are made from scratch, yet a mouthful of this crunchy, sweet, salty, and tangy wonder feels like alchemy.
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It was during this time that alchemy became widely known through the works of Geoffrey Chaucer, Dante Alighieri, and the cryptic Nicholas Flamel.
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Alchemy is the ancient art of transmuting materials into their most perfect form, be it a metal, a plant, or a human soul.
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Alchemy Architects creates weeHouses using two open-sided boxes that are then transported to their permanent address, where they're settled into concrete plinths.
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Her new album, Chilombo, continues to seek healing, and finds Aiko grappling with grief in a new way—using crystal alchemy sound bowls.
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The new project is not simply to illuminate recent events, but to marshal the alchemy of the silver screen to meaningfully amend them.
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Now, "The Club," a German novel that has just been translated to English, attempts a similar alchemy, albeit in a more highbrow package.
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There is no neat alchemy to address President Trump's diplomatic malpractice, let alone decades of drift, but there are at least three imperatives.
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"Influence" suggests some alchemy between the two — between an internal self and an outside pressure — and makes no claims about which is stronger.
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"The Falconer" is a winning tale about the often-painful alchemy of adolescence, which transforms the misadventures of youth into something like wisdom. ■
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While participants waited patiently for the alchemy to take effect, Ms. Pombo spoke about the beauty that could be wrung from food waste.
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But they still have a sensational color and the beginning of that alchemy when a plain orange starts to become a glistening orb.
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The allure of snake jewelry lies within its historical connection to both poison and alchemy — an enchanting cocktail that collectors simply can't resist.
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Convincing developers, especially incumbent corporations, to outsource a key part of their infrastructure to Alchemy could be tough for the engineering-focused startup.
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Across these essays, "her preferred method is to transform, through the alchemy of metaphor, natural phenomena into spiritual ones," Donovan Hohn said here.
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"There was a heavy focus in Adia's mind on improvisation and allowing space for weird experiments and futuristic alchemy to happen," Dessner said.
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We don't know what exact alchemy Democratic primary voters will come up with if they decide they don't want to stick with Biden.
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In its four decades, the internet has seen a lot of conceptual alchemy, but there's nothing quite so odd as the Cult of Kek.
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But your ability to alter this world is just an illusion, bound up in simple alchemy that turns tractors into ramps through player skill.
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The show was clearly in love with language, with arranging words in unexpected ways and delighting in the fizzy alchemy of the resulting scripts.
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But it seems the election of Donald Trump to the highest office in the land has caused a shift in Last Week Tonight's alchemy.
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Some Americans seem to dislike financial professionals because they appear to get filthy rich performing nebulous alchemy that serves to make rich people richer.
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Through some dark alchemy, it thumps and chugs and chings at all the right moments, making every weighty punch feel like a cannon shot.
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Marketers and agencies will need to worry less about messaging and more about the alchemy of creativity, context and technology when creating brand messages.
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Still, people like Trovarello say that there's an indescribable alchemy that takes place in programs like Arise, something that goes beyond science or data.
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Some sort of sincere alchemy of uncool sincerity that only works because of the charisma of the man spitting his squeaky-clean schoolyard rhymes.
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"I know it sounds like pseudo-science, a kind of stock market astrology or alchemy, but the fact is, it does work," Cramer said.
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They will participate in a customized version of the Annenberg Alchemy program, which offers practical guidance to help strengthen organizations for long-term success.
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Another goes full metal Oxford, tying a series of murders to alchemy and the theories of the minor British novelist and theologian Charles Williams.
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He's ranting and schmoozing his way to the White House as the man who, through some alchemy, will make an anxious America proud again.
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Critic's Notebook When dance succeeds, it creates an alchemy of time and space that transfigures the action; life itself becomes brighter, keener, more momentous.
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That alchemy is happening too seldom with Paul Taylor's American Modern Dance in its current three-week season at the David H. Koch Theater.
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The imagery has more to do with the loveliness of Marc Chagall and Francesco Clemente than the obscurity of alchemy or perplexity of androgyny.
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One new Expedition now available, designed and produced by Sir David Attenborough and Alchemy VR, lets students go underwater at Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
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It's hard to explain the alchemy of why a certain student's story rises above another's in terms of what would be compelling to watch.
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"We realize that the market has fallen a bit, and we're realistic," Alchemy Properties CEO Ken Horn told The Wall Street Journal's Katherine Clarke.
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Parkdean, owned by Electra Partners and Alchemy Partners, was put up for sale earlier this year, with Rothschild hired to manage the sale process.
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We left Prague and its crystals, Dvorak and alchemy, much too soon, and motored out onto the D1, a major auto artery aiming south.
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The latest Cisco technology works like "digital alchemy," said Jerry Sheehan, chief information officer at Montana State University, which is also testing DNA Center.
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The developers, Alchemy Properties and Carlyle Group, bought the site, which was home to a low-lying retail building, for $51 million last year.
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By the time the alchemy was done, Gonnella had thrown away more than $753,275 worth of substandard bread and buns, said president Ron Lucchesi.
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As part of an initial consultation, Alchemy offers a 27464-D sneak preview of what each treatment will look like on a client's face.
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Jori Jayne Emde, who runs Lady Jayne's Alchemy in Chatham, N.Y., lets her vinegars ferment slowly, over many months, in an open-air barn.
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He buys spirits from across Scotland, entrusts the liquid to wooden barrels stashed in dark warehouses, and then allows time to perform its alchemy.
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You may be forgiven if you start a book, find that something in the alchemy is off, and set it aside for something new.
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Kenneth S. Horn, the president of Alchemy Properties, said he estimates about half of potential buyers are interested in the history of the building.
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At the time, $20 felt like a fortune, and through some strange fourth-grade alchemy, I'd manage to find the "perfect" gift for everyone.
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The upcoming training will also include Top 10 Heroes Smith and Ludden, who will share how they leveraged their CNN Heroes and Alchemy experience.
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The history of ninjas is a fascinating alchemy of myth-making from both Japan and Hollywood (with a helping hand from New York publishing).
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He's worked for clients in financial services, automotive, retail, and gaming using Gale's platform called Alchemy, which uses clients' data to inform their marketing.
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The building was developed by Alchemy Properties and the Carlyle Group, and was designed to blend in with the neighborhood's many prewar apartment houses.
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The alchemy is usually carefully hidden from view; museums do everything they can to keep our attention away from the men behind the curtain.
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It's my individual alchemy, whatever it is about me that makes me delight in the statue of a crone and ignore one of a pharaoh.
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According to Franklin, "they just told me to sit on the piano and sing" — and the musical alchemy was apparent after just a few notes.
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Psychology, shamanism, hypnotism, neuro-linguistic programming, sex, forensics, taxidermy, psychedelics, and alchemy are examples of knowledge that appeal to your desire to see beyond appearances.
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Most of the Facebook posts are brimming with positivity, a bubbly alchemy of encouragement and welcomes to new members and an aggressive number of hashtags.
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It's not about sex, she clarifies, but deeper things—their recording-studio alchemy, their troubled childhoods and drug abuse, and their defensive petulance towards authority.
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"I wouldn't say YMC is moving toward a goal, but more of an alchemy of turning shit (fascism) into gold (queer futurity)," one member said.
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The claim to make wine from a group of bonded atoms sounds a bit like alchemy, but Lee swears his products are the real deal.
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It's exciting to have Mr. Litton reshaping City Ballet's music with such authority, but the marriage between music and dance is a more elusive alchemy.
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But the flower also performs another bit of alchemy: It slowly transforms a drink's color to purple when an acid like lemon juice is added.
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The fundraising brought in 7.12 million in total ether as of Wednesday night, according to Token Report, a division of blockchain advisory firm New Alchemy.
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Taken on a large-format, wooden, four-by-five camera, New York artist Mollie McKinley's photographs draw inspiration from paganism, hermetic philosophy, alchemy, and feminism.
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In a very real way, it was an early form of alchemy—taking these crude plant materials and transforming them into something valuable and nourishing.
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"Most of the witches I've known have terrible relationships with money," says Morgana Rae, the author of Financial Alchemy: Twelve Months of Magic and Manifestation.
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A 1990 dinner party in her Brooklyn brownstone achieves a perfect alchemy of guests, food and music, and is crowned by an enchanting snowfall outside.
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Alchemy of the Soul dares to tell the truth about a beautiful county with a greedy past, desperate to satisfy the world's craving for sugar.
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It is heavily reliant on funding for clean energy research and development, but could yet result in meaningful legislative action given the right political alchemy.
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The members enjoy the engineering know-how and alchemy experimentation involved in a hobby that requires millimeter exactitude, tireless patience, and constant trial and error.
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I'd just had my first sound bath — or to be specific, an Alchemy Crystal Bowl Experience, part of the Four Seasons' new Daily Discoveries program.
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Putting such individuals in close contact with both whales and billionaires is the strange alchemy being attempted by the Sustainable Ocean Alliance's Accelerator at Sea.
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And now it's this weird alchemy that's taking place in the country, and you just have to kind of wait and see how it works.
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Aftel's obsession with natural essences and their history and ephemera took hold while writing her best-selling book "Essence and Alchemy" some 20 years ago.
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He says Alchemy is already making a fair amount of money selling tools and service packages that start in the tens of thousands of dollars.
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It is clear that the can collectors trust him, which means that, through the wonderful alchemy of cinema, it feels as if they trust you.
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One reason is that we need coalition partners who in turn use their own alchemy of mixed motives to persuade their publics to back us.
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Then along comes the fresh-faced Diana Bishop (Teresa Palmer), a brilliant historian of alchemy and latent witch who has shunned her own supernatural abilities.
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At the core of Miao's work is the notion of alchemy, which is the ability to transform the banal into something more perfect and desirable.
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A script written by Isaac Newton in the 1670's which reveals his fascination with the study of Alchemy is hoped to fetch more than $100,000.
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This idea within alchemy, is that the nigredo, or the death's head, is the substance to which everything must be diluted before anything can be done.
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This is an odd bit of alchemy, considering that the pages are full of enough overt 21st century references to make a teenager roll their eyes.
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The rise of Alchemy 433 and a new beauty website launched by Allergan, Botox's manufacturer, demonstrates an attempt to make needles as commonplace as mascara wands.
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Through careful alchemy mixing the nostalgia for the 2D old platformers and 3D open-world environments, Lange and his cohorts have seemingly created a promising prototype.
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Sometimes a show like Arrested Development returns, and the alchemy that made it work in the first place just isn't there anymore, and everything feels… off.
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Elkins first encountered the small volume while he was researching alchemy, as the John Ferguson Collection in Glasgow is one of the largest with such material.
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Texts about history, philosophy, and alchemy play across the X-shaped structure's walls in French, Latin, and English, while bird sculptures are suspended or perched overhead.
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Through some alchemy involving the accounts you follow, your own posts and geotagging, and general Facebook ad-servicing dark arts, you've got a shame silo too.
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Through some magical form of cinematic alchemy, Linklater's single-minded focus on characters translates into engaging moviegoing experiences that feel both incredibly personal yet undeniably universal.
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Her work recalls the iconography of illuminated manuscripts and witchcraft and alchemy, and she loves artists like Kathe Kollwitz, Chloe Piene, Alice Neel, and Harry Clarke.
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Papadakis, 20, and Cizeron, 21 — still young to be so polished — have a profound connection and a fluid style that make their performances seem like alchemy.
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The 9,680-square-foot penthouse of New York City's iconic Woolworth Building is back on the market for $79 million, Business Insider learned from Alchemy Properties.
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And then, it's done; those exact circumstances, the alchemy of direction and staging and casting that created that expression of that character, will never exist again.
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"I've always been very attracted to alchemy and the idea of what happens when you add this with that, and what it turns into," says King.
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In stark monochrome, the Alchemy video features ferrofluid-like orbs that morph and transform into human figures, namely performance artist Sylvia Lajbig and dancer duo AyaBambi.
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This is a motif throughout "Dime-Store Alchemy" — that we might do well to give more thought and care to the everyday trappings of our lives.
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He accomplished a similar alchemy with Vincent van Gogh in Julian Schnabel's "At Eternity's Gate," which channeled the ecstasy and torment of the painter's inner life.
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That genre alchemy — which can turn out more of a genre muddle — isn't the only reason this show was last seen in New York in 1994.
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On paper, the Americans should have more than enough firepower to extend their winning streak but the strange alchemy of team events can do unusual things.
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It's clear that a company like Alchemy won't go especially far if those startups don't become bigger startups—or if bigger companies don't get into blockchain.
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If the operating system connected computers and software, and if browsers connected HTTP to web apps, Alchemy wants to be the bridge enabling the blockchain ecosystem.
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To get a sense of the extensive conservation work done on it, check out "Jackson Pollock: Exploring 'Alchemy'" in the Guggenheim's Sackler Center for Arts Education.
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" The answer may lie in this book's predecessor, "Mercury" (an extended engagement with alchemy, among other things), in which Reines writes, "Poetry's not made of words.
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Alchemy, a strain of weed whose flavor profile is as weird as you are—blueberry, cheese and chemical—inspires focus, which is what you're all about.
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There's a hint of alchemy to his job: He works with foundries to make stronger metals through chemical processes, such as removing oxygen to strengthen steel.
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And the big idea that had happened in the '80s but now we take for granted but wasn't so clear is that entrepreneurship is not alchemy. Right.
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The mysterious alchemy of Brigsby Bear is that, like Lars And The Real Girl, it makes that kindness feel natural and human instead of sentimental and false.
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For example, he points to the company's so-called Alchemy and Science business, a craft beer incubator started about five years ago to lead an innovation effort.
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One of the reasons I'm leaning so heavily into alchemy iconography and language is I really like the hermetic aspects that are kind of like scientific magic.
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Garage Band for iOS is getting an upgrade, as well, including the long-awaited addition of the Alchemy synth program, previously available on the higher-end Logic.
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Fast-growing metropolises like Lagos and Manila, with populations of more than 15m, perform an amazing alchemy by turning poor rural migrants into better-educated, wealthier urbanites.
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The work is extraordinarily difficult — an alchemy of physics and medicine that has begun to yield insights into the human body under the great duress of battle.
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Parkdean, owned by Electra Partners and Alchemy Partners, was put up for sale earlier this year, with Rothschild hired to manage the sale process, the sources said.
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Though largely inert, the scene is affecting because of some alchemy of camera angles, Rhea Seehorn's restrained performance and the wistful tone of Jimmy's amateur-hour singing.
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For that reason, when I first came to Paris in 1995, I attended one of his psychomagical lectures on spiritual alchemy, the tarot, Zen Buddhism, and shamanism.
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But lawmakers have invented a modern alchemy called drug prohibition, which transforms relatively worthless products into priceless commodities for which people are willing to kill or die.
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My approach to color in all those works was coming from a desire to use unusual colors that invoked a sense of alchemy or early photographic processes.
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After all these years—I'm 33 now—I still approach every new painting with a feeling of trepidation, a sense of panic at the alchemy of it.
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The book compiled his extensive esoteric knowledge of the occult, magic, alchemy, and other topics, as well as his views on these subjects' historical influence on art.
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The Alchemy exhibition includes images of her Sidewalk Kintsukuroi gold dust alterations on photographs of cracks on the streets of Soho and Williamsburg in New York City.
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In the early episodes the show's creator, the writer Jim Gavin ("Middle Men"), flirts with magic realism — the Lynx Lodge offers companionship, pancake breakfasts and, possibly, alchemy.
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It is alchemy that the city has performed over and over in the last 22008 years, radically transforming some of the busiest corridors in New York City.
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There's some sort of alchemy that happened when the tastes of Greek immigrants met the climate, produce and seafood of Australia, and that magic continues to flourish.
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Her thesis project is a similar work of alchemy for which she transforms blue-jean fibers into tableware and designed a wood chair with recycled denim upholstery.
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It's a good thing these young men held out for magic, because there's an unusual alchemy happening at MIMI, and it stems from Johnson's bold, visionary food.
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Holed up in a trailer deep in the woods, Sean (Ty Hickson), a young man accompanied only by his cat, tries to master the art of alchemy.
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Luckily, because Alchemy powers everything from exchanges to games to finance to integrating distributed ledgers into traditional businesses, it just needs something to win on the blockchain.
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The best moles are about a beautiful alchemy that occurs when ordinary ingredients — from a nearly endless list of possibilities — produce a taste that is sui generis.
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After work, I would usually walk alone through the city, taking in the alchemy of sounds, odors, and sensations, all of which proceeded late into the night.
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The new luster seems to come from the alchemy of wealthy private enterprise, a public administration open to experimentation and a young, cosmopolitan professional class hungry for culture.
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Alchemy 43 offers a payment system whereby members can pay $99 per month via debit, and that money is then banked and customers can apply it to treatments.
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Well, the Command Center uses Watson's APIs, including its Natural Language Classifier and Alchemy Topic Analysis services, to review social media comment across Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
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And I am happy, again, daydreaming about some indeterminate future, bonded with the present by the alchemy — which is people, only ever people — holding together the market's walls.
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Founded on the desire to convert common metals into silver or gold, alchemy promised a means of elevating the mundane into the realms of the spiritual and magical.
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A simple click of a button, and boom, you're free to learn something like alchemy, which remains in constant demand and even delivers a few more personal perks.
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Personality subsumes craft, leading to vague declarations of "star wattage," framing it as innate and inexplicable, instead of a very real alchemy of talent and direction and timing.
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Buy Now Rosé Tequila, $60 With the help of old-school distillation and possibly a hint of alchemy, Còdigo makes this beautiful tequila with a subtle rose tint.
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The Art of Alchemy at the Getty Research Institute features artwork from antiquity through the 2901th century that explores the eternal human drive to control and shape nature.
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It would be a nice bit of consumer electronics alchemy if Google could pull it off perfectly, but the end result is much more of a mixed bag.
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But a visitor from the 24th century would likely find some of our most cherished beliefs to be as laughable as Newton's embrace of alchemy is to us.
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Subsequently, he spent two years as a consultant to venture capital investor Alchemy Partners with particular focus on manufacturing and resource management companies before joining Impax in 2000.
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To stem these challenges from below, elites must perform a delicate alchemy, fusing the nation's fear of its enemies with their own fear of movements for domestic reform.
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All the same, it's clearly a plea to the shareholders and investors who are skeptical of the financial alchemy by which combining two debts will produce a profit.
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Some economists think its implementation is necessary to spark inflation and growth, while others dismiss the notion as financial alchemy that will surely end in a colossal meltdown.
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The musical bed Page laid allowed Plant's voice to soar above, below and all in between— that alchemy made Led Zeppelin the greatest rock band of all time.
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Related: The Mystical Art of Stone Carving | City of the Seekers The Stellar Legacy of L.A.'s Gemini G.E.L. Printmakers | City of the Seekers Alchemy in Art History?
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Today, the most famed pursuits of ancient alchemy are seen as mythological quests, and it's easy to forget that "black magic" once paved the way for modern science.
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It is with this philosophy in mind that up-and-coming Japan-based, Chinese designer Leonard Wong creates his latest collection and accompanying fashion video, both named Alchemy.
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It was like alchemy: I was taking something that was horrible that was going to destroy me, and I'm turning it into art that someone else can appreciate.
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As director Wils Wilson puts it, an audience's willingness to meet the cast halfway, indulging in a collaborative night of storytelling, is part of the show's magical alchemy.
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The 9,680-square-foot penthouse of New York City's iconic Woolworth Building is back on the market for $79 million, Business Insider learned from the developer, Alchemy Properties.
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In a phone interview from Los Angeles as he prepared for awards season, he talked about the alchemy of "Bodyguard" and keeping his cool under the paparazzi's glare.
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Upon hearing themselves say aloud the spelled name of the tribe and terrified that their spirit had been captured by this alchemy, they jumped up and went running.
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Either way, you're running perilously short on chances to see it, which you should, because you'll never have another chance to witness this particular alchemy again—in Jeopardy!
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There is a peculiar kind of alchemy that happens at the point where massive amounts of money and highly regarded artists converge: everything in the vicinity becomes meaningless.
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Recently, Alchemy brought on its first sales person to help seek more established companies with an interest in the technology—the IBMs and Morgan Stanleys of the world.
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Investigators are trying to figure out what deadly alchemy of factors caused a new Boeing jet to plunge into the water at more than 210 miles per hour.
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On his own, too, he already was interested in alchemy, chemistry, cosmology, and other subjects he had been exploring and bringing together in his thinking and his art.
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The installation eventually caught the eye of curator Laura Burkhalter, who at the time was putting on Alchemy: Transformations in Gold, a show at the Des Moines Art Center.
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Curated by Pam Grossman of Phantasmaphile, the exhibition coincides with February's Occult Humanities Conference at NYU, which will further explore alchemy, spiritualism, witchcraft, and other occult influences on art.
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Armed with the skills of a carpenter and obsessed with all things visual, Austin photographer Ian Kasnoff has created a mobile lab for his unique brand of artistic alchemy.
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His Jewish accented vernacular speech is sounded out as musical tones, rough edges made exquisite in the alchemy of his poetry, which spins base materials into precariously shimmering fabrics.
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Some of the novel's efficacy has to do with occasional passages of soft but stunning power, but its real success lies wholly in the strange alchemy of Helle's storytelling.
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The violent and graceful forms are expanded in the painted series, Proof (2017) by Nevada artist Rachel Stiff; each shifting cloud shape is the result of a different alchemy.
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This is the Faustian alchemy of social media: we are all given the opportunity to become celebrities in an instant, sometimes for nonsensical reasons, with or without our input.
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For relative newcomers, which means much of the European automotive sector, cobalt is the most problematic of all the ingredients in the metallic alchemy of an EV battery pack.
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And then you lock them in a house with 15 other guys who feel the same way, and you could see how it could become a pretty dangerous alchemy.
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But an image with a connection to alchemy and an unusual tattoo lead Lewis (Kevin Whately) and Hathaway (Laurence Fox) to deduce that this victim won't be the last.
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But to the CEOs of Bank of America and Blackstone, they're anything but normal — and the two are sounding the alarm on the economic alchemy they see taking place.
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You have to admire the narrative alchemy by which Rich transmutes what is basically a series of meetings and conferences into a riveting will-they-or-won't-they drama.
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The album's blessed alchemy of atmospheric, moody black metal and subtle, almost pastoral folk melodies conjured something wholly unique, and—to me, and to many others—almost indescribably beautiful.
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He just finished writing "The End of Alchemy: Money, Banking and the Future of the Global Economy," which is being released in the United States in about three weeks.
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Alchemy also promotes rectal ozone for "hemorrhoids, prostate and gynecological illnesses," not to mention cancer and metastases, reassuringly spelled "metastosis" on the clinic's leaflet and "metasis" on the website.
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"There is a lot of ego involved in being a developer," said Kenneth S. Horn, the president of Alchemy Properties, referring to some of his peers' preoccupation with height.
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She grows a bit proud, and so draws the attention of a king of winter who wants her for her alchemy, to turn his wintry silver into summery gold.
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Their current alchemy involving high art with low-waisted underwear gives Calvin Klein, arguably one of today's most influential (and commercially successful) American fashion houses, a distinctly European flair.
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My viewing of Horn's two shows one right after the other fruitfully pointed my cultural attention down a path of social alchemy guided by poetic robotics and automated pleasure.
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If the industry takes off, they want Alchemy to be the Microsoft of distributed computing—the default OS, home to APIs and other tools to make blockchain user-friendly.
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When I looked at its top competitor in infrastructure, the Ethereum founder-backed Infura, most of the clients it lists on its site are now actually working with Alchemy.
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They are the ingredients—floral, herbal, spicy, and so on—that, via an alchemy that we are encouraged to view as mystical, provide each brand with its singular magic.
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For Reed, who stepped off the train and arrived in New Haven with very little money, the reality-altering alchemy of Albers's color theory must have seemed compellingly transformative.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The "Great Art," as it was often proclaimed in medieval Europe, was not the illuminated manuscript or religious stone carving; it was alchemy.
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If your team doesn't have the right diversity in backgrounds and opinion — and the right alchemy when combined — your ability to move the needle on your goals is basically nonexistent.
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This month China achieved another kind of monetary alchemy: to fashion a global reserve currency out of one that, by a range of criteria, does not yet merit such status.
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This odd variant of alchemy is the latest in a series of moves to curb illicit income; economists hope long-term gains will justify a chaotic spell as India adapts.
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In these passages the formula of his success begins to crystallise: a dark alchemy of indulgence and neglect, "the Fifties blue-collar world and Sixties social experience", freedom and hardship.
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"The title of the exhibition — A Perfect Chemistry — alludes to the alchemy involved in making early photographs, but also to that special connection they shared as photographic partners," Lyden explained.
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From an early age, Kent learned this: The alchemy of a well-executed hustle is the conversion of hard work into cash that supports oneself and those they care for.
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After experiencing Toonami, I spent most of my time wishing that I could run alongside Naruto, and clap my hands together to perform alchemy like Edward Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist.
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Not long afterward, another friend told Omari of another swastika they had seen painted in a Berlin park, and suggested that he perform the same kind of street art alchemy.
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Not magic as a result of an audience's experience but physical, literal alchemy on the screen that was somehow similar to things we've seen before but somehow also very different.
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The great room is about 52 feet long and boasts 22-foot ceilings, which were partially made possible by Alchemy adding about six feet to the top of the unit.
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Our bodies in motion are defined by a unified alchemy of speed and direction, as we trace parabolas, lemniscates, trident curves, Poinsot's spirals, and trajectories that have no mathematical names.
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The Creators Project caught up with Mills to talk about alchemy, addiction, and the important influences that went into making what we might call the Nine Inch Nails art book.
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In the sculpture, "El Laboratorio (The Laboratory)" 2016, the artist makes a simple house, which she covers with drawings of images and symbols associated with alchemy and other coded models.
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While the recipe for gunpowder originates in 9th century Chinese alchemy, perhaps the last man to really make practical knowledge of the poop-firearm link was Joseph LeConte in 1862.
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Related: Precious Metal Alchemy Transmutes an Art Space in LA The Mystical Art of Stone Carving | City of the Seekers Curious Wooden Sculptures Examine Human Consciousness | City of the Seekers
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The seventeenth-century British chemist Robert Boyle, who formulated the fundamental law governing the behavior of gases, also looked to alchemy to extract the "spirit of blood" as a panacea.
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The secret of Chinese porcelain making, the pursuit of which involved spying, reverse engineering, imprisonment and alchemy, was a holy grail for centuries, eluding the Ottomans, Koreans, Japanese and Europeans.
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"Finding sites on the Upper West Side is nearly impossible," said Kenneth Horn, the president and founder of Alchemy, adding that broad swaths of the area are under landmark protection.
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Through some rare alchemy of the moment, they managed, as writers, to conjure the Bolivarian ideal of a unified Latin America that the fractious reality of politics could never achieve.
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This alchemy of color chips into cultural cachet is largely the work of Laurie Pressman, vice president of the Pantone Color Institute, a small in-house consultancy, founded in 220.
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"You need to build in the right neighborhood for the right buyers, or offer something totally unique and in great demand," said Kenneth S. Horn, the founder of Alchemy Properties.
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Editing is important but the photo compositions always have to have the right alchemy first and foremost, attention to a large scale wall that allows for movement in the photos.
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Critic's Notebook Making and hearing music in public is inherently social, and the mysterious alchemy of a live show — of sharing the same vibrating air — can't be replicated at home.
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The alchemy that transformed an unknown fugitive slave named Frederick Douglass into one of the most celebrated orators and political theorists in the world finished its work with astonishing speed.
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She also used the throbbing sustained tones known as binaural beats, hints of Buddhist chants and bell tones, while her video showed images from alchemy, Eastern religion and surreal modernity.
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On a recent Monday in the Alchemy office, as the roughly dozen employees puzzled over a lunch order for a coworker's birthday, the cofounders still seemed very down for whatever.
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Alexis Bamme, a video artist and graphic designer, created ABIOGENEIS - Dream of Alchemy in order to link scientific achievements with art and celebrate dreams that have not yet been realized.
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" But I think what it does is bring this incredible alchemy of humor to this very real feeling that a lot of women feel, which is "I love my husband.
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It takes a little alchemy, yes, but the ingredients tend to be simple: things like liquified lip balm, coconut oil and the pigment from your favorite powder contour or shimmery shadow.
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After his disembodied voice wakes Clariss up in the middle of the night, Alchemy ominously scratches his name into the mirror in Clariss' bedroom, but what's the connection between the two?
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Maybe by the time they made The Lion King, due out in July, they finally figured out the alchemy that would make these films more than loud, clumsy copies of classics.
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Could its underlying mathematical models possibly detect the appropriate moment and subtext in a conversation in which to invoke Hannibal Lecter, and with just the right alchemy of creepy and funny?
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Like many of his contemporaries, he resorted to the mysterious world of alchemy, which served as an important placeholder until chemistry, as we know it in the modern sense, finally emerged.
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In addition to her librarian duties, D'Aoust began giving weekly lectures at PRS on topics such as magic, shamanism, and alchemy, chemistry's medieval predecessor that focused on the transformation of matter.
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As part of "Alchemy", an annual South Asian arts festival, London's Royal Festival Hall showcased some of the photographs, hand-painted pub signs, mosaics and stained glass windows to the public.
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I am taken into the kitchen with Francis and Christina Høgh Selmer Kirk, the directors of Onemeal, in order to see just how much alchemy is necessary to create new flavors.
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Oath is essentially the creature of Frankenstein, a corporate alchemy experiment to fuse the properties of the companies formerly known as AOL and Yahoo into the larger behemoth known as Verizon.
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At 250 West 81st Street, Alchemy is seeking an average $2,817 per square foot, putting them in competition with buyers who might be tempted by the glassy, Far West Side developments.
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Working for Deirdre was a radical move away from the kind of alchemy happening at the Constellation tank farm, where the focus was on transforming juice into a stable, consistent product.
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" Damian Woetzel, the artistic director of the Vail festival, said in a statement, that he was "ecstatic to be partnering on this project, which furthers our mission of promoting creative alchemy.
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There are sleigh rides and children, their faces stained with maple taffy, squirming with energy across from the sugar camp where the alchemy that transformed maple sap into syrup was performed.
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The result is a process that strongly resembles developing analog photographs, where it is always a surprise to see the result, or even alchemy, but that in fact is entirely digital.
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Someone who knows Virgil in Latin does not stumble when reading Dryden, since it is always clear that Dryden has understood the original and is working his own alchemy upon it.
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None of which is to say, of course, that today's average South Korean citizen was somehow prepared for the unique alchemy of Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un, together at last.
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But there's a strange alchemy that happens when you embrace the language that people use to tear you down and decide to own it rather than to be owned by it.
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Historically, musicians who specialize in unlikely collisions — any iteration of rap-rock, or country-rap, for example — are often maligned, as if their alchemy were the stuff of confusion, not intention.
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At some point, all the good- and bad-cop playacting, and the proper alchemy of restraint and irascibility, must at least occasionally be followed by not just action but meaningful action.
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For instance, two Singapore-based start-ups, Alchemy Foodtech and Nutrition Innovation, are seeking to capitalize on that market, working with major manufacturers to grow the consumer base for healthier products.
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Plus, Perdita Weeks is compulsively watchable as Scarlett, the alchemy student who brings a documentary crew and ex-boyfriend in tow, and the hellish final act is appropriately bizarre and discomfiting.
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"Over time, the sea's alchemy transforms the plain garment from a symbol associated with death and madness into the wedding dress it was always intended to be," the official press release reads.
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The old Chinese text The Bubishi contains some remarkably solid ideas about fighting and self-defence, but also contains a heap of disproven nonsense about the death touch, chi meridians, and alchemy.
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Prior to the resignation of the nefarious Richard M. Nixon, I partnered with a new collaborator, Mark Mothersbaugh, and with his musical prowess we found the sonic alchemy for the Devo aesthetic.
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Nine of Stars: A Wildlands Novel, Laura Bickle Petra Dee is the daughter of an alchemist who has come up against occult horrors over the course of Laura Bickle's Dark Alchemy series.
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The exact answer involves a mysterious kind of alchemy, but the short version is that Lil Nas X's hit encapsulates more of pop culture in 2019 than anything else released this year.
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When all of the sudden, wherever the camera is, whatever it's pointing at, and wherever everyone is standing, there's something in the room that's an alchemy shift, and it just becomes sacred.
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The argument for partition or loose confederation rests on the idea that there's no better alternative: that it would take diplomatic alchemy to achieve a unitary Syria with a power-sharing government.
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BSAM emerged out of the Unveiling Visions: The Alchemy of the Black Imagination project that I co-curated with John Jennings at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem.
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Related: See Time Stop and Space Stretch in Adam Magyar's Latest Slit-Scans Short Film 'Hyper-Reality' Imagines an Oversaturated AR Future Alchemy Conjures This Dark CGI Short Film About Growing Up
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Even as scientists get a better idea of liquid metallic hydrogen, the ultimate feat of high-pressure alchemy would be to transform hydrogen into a solid metallic form at yet higher pressures.
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Mourning, I bought Black Phoenix Alchemy Labs samples, called imps, and spent my days watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer and reviewing the perfumes on my LiveJournal and barely eating anything at all.
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The work matched the creative fervor of its disparate inspirations — Legos, Giotto's frescoes — and offered an important reminder: technology has not put an end to alchemy, it has merely changed its language.
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I still love film for its alchemy and mystery, the random nature of emulsion and the necessary creative suspension in not being able to see the results until the film is developed.
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Today, while the lower 28 floors remain offices, Alchemy Properties owns floors 29 and up and transformed them into 32 luxury residences over the course of a five-year, multimillion-dollar renovation.
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Whatever the errors of policy, and whatever the occasional flaring of terrible religious violence as in Gujarat in 2002, the nation's basic alchemy is good — with or without large-denomination bank notes.
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For the last five years, the top 10 CNN Heroes, along with key members from their organizations, have attended the three-day training program in Los Angeles -- known as Alchemy -- for free.
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Warmly terrestrial and chillingly otherworldly at once, it's a testament to the strangely productive alchemy that can happen when you put two producers with such, uh, disparate interests in the same room.
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The best way I can find to describe Mackenzi Lee's new book The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue is as a gay Regency road trip heist YA romance/adventure, with alchemy.
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The sage recognized the text as a key to alchemy, and so Flamel and his wife dedicated their lives to decrypting it, eventually developing a success Philosopher's Stone and the Elixir of Life.
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This will require a more assertive marketing push, one that should ideally present it as an alchemy of old-time values, where fans can watch skilled hockey that still indulges their basic instincts.
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Like Drybar, the popular chain that offers only blowouts and other dry styling (versus cuts and color like at a full-service salon), Alchemy 43 aims to be really good at one thing.
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A basic act of alchemy transforms the contents of rain buckets, muddied by mosquitoes and sipped by any number of cats, into water fit to drink, clean wounds or even just wash dishes.
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This feat of alchemy is the handiwork of Simon McBurney, director of a reliably adventurous British theatre company, Complicite, who has brought his acclaimed "The Encounter" to the John Golden theatre in Manhattan.
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But it is proof, too, of a bloodier kind of alchemy, in which Russia's grim history, all those repressions and upheavals, came to gestate the genius of Tchaikovsky and Pushkin, Dostoevsky and Shostakovich.
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It is not just the rarity of it, but the alchemy of hearing and of witnessing a great performer transcend her anxieties, in what can only be described as a moment of grace.
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The expressions that cross her face—a shifting alchemy of joy and envy and something else that only later emerges as repressed rage—sum up their relationship and the film as a whole.
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Carlos Hernandez: For me, the magic has taken the form of a kind of ego death—the moment when you stand in the presence of this "alchemy," and decide to let it happen.
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A process almost like alchemy occurs here: Like a set of roiling cauldrons, Kamchatka's volcanoes mix unusual combinations of atomic elements to forge minerals that are unlike anything anywhere else in the world.
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This alchemy is not cynical: Many elites sincerely believe that reform movements pose a threat to their power, national unity, and civic order; and in wartime, these three items comprise a seamless triptych.
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The Times offers a useful gloss for those of us who haven't heard of Evola: Evola, who died in 1974, wrote on everything from Eastern religions to the metaphysics of sex to alchemy.
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The idea is that — by some feat of constitutional alchemy — combining the concededly unconstitutional tax on real property with the purportedly less problematic tax on personal property erases the flaw with the former.
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The same flagrantly decadent sensibility applies to the Fat Monk's pièce de résistance, the duck burger, which took McCue more than a year to perfect and turned into an alchemy project of sorts.
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Brahe was an ebullient figure—he had a brass nose from a duelling incident—and a keen sponsor of alchemy, a common pursuit at princely courts at the turn of the seventeenth century.
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Today, while the lower 28 floors remain offices, Alchemy Properties now owns floors 29 and up and transformed them into 32 luxury residences over the course of a five-year, multimillion-dollar renovation.
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Alchemy isn't much in evidence as the performance, presented by the Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company, intercuts autobiography and observations on Shakespeare with passages of dialogue from "Hamlet" and other works (6200:2212).
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This very specific migration of influencers onto X-rated social media sites is having a curious impact on digital alchemy—that is, how we continue to make and build ourselves on the internet.
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Alchemy isn't much in evidence as the performance, presented by the Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company, intercuts autobiography and observations on Shakespeare with passages of dialogue from "Hamlet" and other works (1:00).
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Motherboard spoke with Rodrigo Flores-Roux, the chief perfumer for John Varvatos, about their latest fragrances, Dark Rebel and Dark Rebel Rider, and the strange alchemy of natural sciences that is modern perfumery.
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In Alchemy, Lajbig is a naked, not-quite human figure that shaves her head in a perfectly white room, occasionally making eye contact with the viewer as though daring us to stop her.
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The alchemy of what has made women the way they are is mysterious: Is it a result of centuries spent trying to survive and prosper in societies where they've been viewed as lesser?
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Studying the fireball from this explosion, astronomers have concluded that it had created a cloud of gold dust many times more massive than the Earth, confirming kilonovas as agents of ancient cosmic alchemy.
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In deeper astrological mythology, Mercury also rules youth, our siblings (blood or chosen!), alchemy (in magical practice and also generally how something can transform into something else), the hands, and the small intestines.
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In 2008, Mr. Makonnen returned to France and went on to Ethiopia, where he joined his uncle in starting Alchemy World, an organization meant to provide young Ethiopians with business and educational opportunities.
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The apartment that Ms. Wainwright bought in the refurbished Woolworth Building, developed by Alchemy Properties at 2 Park Place near Broadway, closed at $6.75 million, a discount from its $0003 million list price.
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On the traditional web, this would be the work of multiple startups, but because blockchains standardize the database and how it's accessed, Alchemy can do it all and is already building more tools.
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This will ask them to find a list of potion-worthy species, like squill, cinnamon, ginger and monkshood, in the conservatory, where an alchemy table will also offer demonstrations of plant-based chemistry.
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For theater kids across the country, the Tonys telecast is the closest that they'll come to actually seeing the alchemy of live actors doing their thing onstage, in front of a live audience.
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There's something at once familiar and uncanny in these "aluminum pour" works, something that makes me think about the alchemy intrinsic to earwax, or that gunk you scrape off the bottom of your sneakers.
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Biēm is a kitchen utensil that performs a strange alchemy on a stick of butter and turns it into an aerosolized spray to better season your popcorn, grease your pans, or flavor your bread.
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Around the time of Newton's death, professional chemists "rebranded" chemistry, relegating gold-making to an enterprise now derogatorily labeled alchemy and keeping the respectable parts in what we now understand as chemistry, Voelkel said.
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The choice of materials speaks directly to Frick's personage and fortune, and the substitution of "an alchemy" (2019) for books reminds the viewer that steel money formed the foundation of everything in the house.
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Today, the same alchemy that pervades his original experience carried over to all of the spin-off productions, getting a fresh jolt of creative energy each time -- including, yet again, with the new incarnation.
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The inquisitive, categorizing, taxonomic gaze works with language to pull in objects and people (who essentially become objects within this dual alchemy) into formulations that limit and belie our sometimes lovely, frequently unruly, beings.
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Because even if we know no one there, the people seem essential to the mysterious alchemy of our attraction: Their fortitude, quirks, traditions and behaviors give a place its atmosphere, its energy and spirit.
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By which, since Harry and the rest are fictional characters, I mean Thorne has by some sort of alchemy written a book that I would previously have assumed only J. K. Rowling could write.
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The great Albrechts of past "Giselles" leave the sanctuary of the cross because they cannot resist the heady alchemy of love and dance, and have even neared ecstasy as they felt exhaustion taking them.
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It was an alchemy long performed in darkened rooms, where white-gloved editors could be seen peering at strips of celluloid held to a light before the frames were sliced and rejoined by hand.
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On her shelf are feminist texts, books on mysticism, on every kind of psychology, the history of religion, on physics, and Emma Goldman and Walter Benjamin, self-help books, treatises on alchemy and magic.
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To set up the formulas that govern her complex concatenations of colored dots and triangles, the California-born artist might draw on alchemy, the I Ching, or higher-order primes — or she might not.
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Urban redevelopment is never a simple formula, but this triumvirate — a wheel, a bridge, a museum — proved an irresistible alchemy that led directly to the area's renaissance over the next decade and a half.
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The camera holds on the two of them, capturing the early alchemy of a friendship—and the suggestion that, even in mean-girl world, women might choose to be allies instead of enemies. ♦
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Along with his books, that focus on math, philosophy, and history, as well as more mystical texts on astrology, cryptography, and alchemy, Dee's objects represent his fervent search for knowledge both scientific and occult.
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They and their colleagues serve as a liaison between all the parties involved — the donor hospital, the transplant center, the mourning family — and must perform the alchemy of turning one person's loss into another's reprieve.
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University of Cincinnati's Alchemy presented a kind of sonic silo, which surrounded the visitor with a kaleidoscope of stunning Rookwood tiles, as well as offering an echo point that radiated spoken noise back in stereo.
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Analysts at Jefferies affirmed their buy rating on the stock, saying margins were still good, although they expected consensus estimates to be slightly trimmed to reflect the acquisition of training software form Alchemy last week.
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The brand even brought back a few cult classics: Alchemy, a velvety fuchsia from the Vice 3 palette; plus Hatter and Metamorphosis, a hunter green and vibrant blue, respectively, from the Alice in Wonderland palette.
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Similarly, LA-based Moon Juice — purveyor of 'plant-based alchemy' for mind and body — has expanded its offerings with a range of beauty powders with names like Beauty Dust, Power Dust, and even Sex Dust.
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To help tackle the problem, Asia-based companies like Alchemy Foodtech and Nutrition Innovation are trying to lower the glycemic index (GI) of food, a measure of how quickly it can raise blood sugar levels.
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These tend to fit into whatever's goal is driving the narrative (finishing apprentice alchemy assignments, saving the main character's brother) rather than being completely invisible, and often lead to bad endings and immediate game overs.
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"8 It housed massive compressors able to subject gases to 200 atmospheres of pressure, about the same amount of pressure, as Thomas Hager writes in The Alchemy of Air, necessary to "crush a modern submarine.
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"It had to do far more than magnificently if it was going to do what the stocks of Caterpillar or McDonald's or DuPont did, report some number that seemed insanely better, almost alchemy, " Cramer said.
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Dr. David Brafman, Curator of The Art of Alchemy, put the exhibition with over 100 rare books, manuscripts, and other items from cultures around the world, all dating from 300 BCE to the last century.
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"As with all charlatanism, it gives the claim that it cures everything," Professor Martin Dyer, a cancer specialist at the University of Leicester in the UK, tells me the day after my visit to Alchemy.
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The particular alchemy of that equation has eluded any number of people who were once masters of their own universe, as was Mr. Tillerson, who dominated the oil industry as chief executive of Exxon Mobil.
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"These ancestral leaves, these immemorial attendants of man, these servants of his magic and healers of his pain," as the American naturalist Henry Beston described them in 1935, became workhorses, steadfast and drained of alchemy.
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From the comprehensive way you enumerate your co-worker's failures of judgment, and the resulting negative impacts on your emotions, I suspect you are experienced in the alchemy of transforming your complaints into others' punishment.
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"Since using Alchemy, our team has been able to refocus its time on building new product features for Augur that we wouldn't have been able to otherwise," Augur's director of operations Tom Kysar tells me.
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" She then said many wonderful things about acting, describing her process as "going to the nectar of your being," and later saying, "I discovered something in working on this film, and it's something called alchemy.
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