The alienation of this generation is higher than the alienation of the previous generation.
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It is a system built on punishment, violation, and alienation, and it generates more alienation and anger.
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Alienation from the party But his alienation from the rest of the party establishment only seemed to grow.
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The longest-running measure of alienation in American life is the Harris Poll's Alienation Index, which has been calculated annually for more than 50 years.
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Alienation of affection cases are 'very prevalent' Cynthia Mills, Howard's attorney, told CNN she's argued at least 30 "alienation of affection" cases during her 31-year career.
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The first obstacle on the road to the exit from mutual alienation is the refusal of dialogue: that silence that accompanies self-alienation, aloofness, inattention, disregard and indifference.
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There is no alienation like drugged alienation, and perhaps no worse place to experience that than "the most repulsive wart on the backside of humanity", as he described the City of Angels.
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How significant and damaging was whatever fight or alienation happened?
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As with many driven outsiders, this alienation supercharged his ambitions.
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But he argues that alienation isn't innate to the system.
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Rather than show the glamour, Atlanta depicts division and alienation.
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It isn't disagreement but rather a feeling of total alienation.
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His alienation policy hurts many of our constituents in California.
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Society disintegrates, spreading a sense of alienation and anomie. b.
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Netanyahu's alienation of American Jews as his ultimate miscalculation. As
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They portray the alienation of American Jews from Israel as
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The strange alienation of being a Latina who loves hiking
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Still, alienation, on the billionaire scale, may have its upsides.
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The sudden forced isolation for many meant alienation and uncertainty.
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It's that movements fueled by alienation are bound to fail.
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And so begins the long process of alienation and indoctrination.
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It is steeped in attitude: bourgeois alienation and cosseted rebellion.
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But these will probably not overcome its sense of alienation.
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We tried to find out whether that alienation could happen.
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This tribute, though, is idiosyncratic to the point of alienation.
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Our culture readily demonizes parental ambivalence, never mind parental alienation.
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What could be a scene of loneliness and alienation is not.
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But abstention traps them in a cycle of neglect and alienation.
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Everyone knows what alienation feels like, in some sense or another.
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That loneliness and alienation is such a theme of Haruki Murakami's.
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Trump capitalized on frustration and alienation with the two-party system.
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But the moments of outreach were dominated by moments of alienation.
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He is a projection of all our nightmares of urban alienation.
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Maybe it refers to a growing alienation from traditional social forms.
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Yet now she has reached her own end point of alienation.
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"The Graduate" treats the question of alienation with an easy familiarity.
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In it Mr. Louie described a new, excruciating kind of alienation.
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For Marx, alienation from labor was a defining trait of modernity.
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Friendship is ascendant, or parenthood or elegant alienation (see Rachel Cusk).
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Unfolding like a novel, it's a dark drama of psychological alienation.
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To his credit, Katz understood the harms that lead to alienation.
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American—Trumpism and the politics of alienation he represents are not. In
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Death — and exile, and between-ness, and alienation and erasure — was one.
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Alienation is terrifying and complete in these pages — but also, somehow, gorgeous.
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Both directors stumbled upon a powerful metaphor for societal alienation and paranoia.
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During the rebellious 1960s, they became emblems of alienation and social discontent.
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Much of the first episode centered on Wright's alienation from the group.
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Conservative intellectuals are currently enjoying a creative alienation from the Republican Party.
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Part of that may be a general alienation of tech from government.
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Mr. Trump capitalized on the mutual alienation between the two North Carolinas.
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Except, perhaps, insofar as the truest human feeling he recognizes is alienation.
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But my mom rarely reached out, and her silence intensified my alienation.
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It leads to a strange kind of self-contempt and self-alienation.
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They experienced a double form of alienation, from both home and religion.
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Such moods as alienation and melancholia have no place in his films.
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We must address this systemic alienation through community reintegration and social services.
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"Alienation online — and perhaps offline as well — is not ingrained," he wrote.
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Their lyrics are introspective and personal, with a focus is alienation and death.
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She explained to Beth that her alienation came from a place of intimidation.
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The danger is Trump's alienation of quiet conservatives: They won't make big announcements.
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Townshend's music skillfully evokes the alienation common throughout the difficult sojourn to adulthood.
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But they should also find bold ways to deal with insecurity and alienation.
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In business, alienation isn't an abstract, philosophical problem; it saps the bottom line.
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He's troubled by the sense of alienation he feels in Naraha's desolate neighborhoods.
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But until then decades of division and mutual alienation await. Economist.com/blogs/bagehot
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At worst, their anger and alienation would find new and more vicious outlets.
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She felt a fierce connection to the classic of teen angst and alienation.
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Nevertheless, there is still talk of alienation between the minister and the Bundeswehr.
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A struggling Berlusconi saw an opportunity to capitalise on this sense of alienation.
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For rural voters, distrust of the federal government is often rooted in alienation.
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The majority leader can either mitigate this sense of alienation or exacerbate it.
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Pretty much everyone poured forth a saga of miscommunication, alienation, betrayals, and grief.
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Proud industrial communities that look to family and nation suffered alienation and decay.
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He was expressing his feelings of alienation from America's system of racial apartheid.
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But through his fame, issues of alienation, race, and athletic favoritism are addressed.
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Marginalization, discrimination, alienation and rejection are some key social drivers of violent extremism.
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Who knows what this sense of alienation and the attraction to obscurity mean?
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They think it's P.T.S.D.—which it can be—but it's really about alienation.
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Many hijras feel a sense of alienation, of being looked at as freaks.
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How do you describe a generation defined by its alienation from mainstream culture?
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Political alienation manifests itself in the alt-right and the energized radical left.
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There is the sense of futility and alienation that has depressed black turnout.
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The proper civil response, however, is not to reply with hatred and alienation.
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I have certainly felt that - the churning sense of alienation, anger and marginalization.
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The Democratic Party has become the party of division, name-calling and alienation.
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The alternative is gridlock and alienation, which is what we are experiencing today.
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Economic distress, they argue, reinforces cultural alienation to produce fertile terrain for Trump.
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That feeling of violation and alienation from my own body was really terrifying.
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Its text speaks of alienation and bristles with frustration at war and social injustice.
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"This work-and-play blurring ends up enhancing [their] sense of alienation," he wrote.
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It might also help them avoid undermining the party's legitimacy or exacerbating popular alienation.
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In the absence of textual explanations, visitors feel distance, perhaps, or confusion, even alienation.
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I wonder what this kind of continuous alienation is doing to us — to me.
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Bankers fear that abandoning distortions that create customer alienation could create "first-mover disadvantage".
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Still, Iraqi officials dismiss any notion that Sunni alienation might again lead to trouble.
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Thirteen was an extreme portrayal of the alienation of an especially troubled teenage girl.
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The robocalls Netanyahu's party sent out appealed directly to this Sephardic sense of alienation.
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In N.C., that can constitute "alienation of affection" ... what Cox is being sued for.
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This growing sense of alienation has driven many to seek work or education abroad.
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Replaced by abstractions and posturing, Congress' paralysis today feeds alienation in communities across America.
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Trump is now exploiting their anxieties and alienation in the most divisive terms imaginable.
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The CDN alienation of the local population will likely result in an intelligence windfall.
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Poverty, alienation and the loss of a beloved figurehead may prove an incendiary cocktail.
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"Ghettoization, polarization, and alienation in a country like France are profound," Mr. Neumann said.
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Immigration has become as much a matter of cultural alienation as of economic insecurity.
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It gets to the Russian idea of defamiliarization and the Brechtian idea of alienation.
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" Mitchell was responding to "an extreme feeling of alienation, of just dealing with depression.
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In the face of political alienation, making a mighty racket is a powerful feeling.
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Those communities would likely know a thing or two about Fink's feelings of alienation.
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But the incidents might be viewed as part of a different phenomenon: adjunct alienation.
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The little man is a perfect metaphor for our alienation from our own bodies.
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At some point that alienation threatens to undermine the legitimacy of the regime itself.
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" On the whole, she said, the school was "lack of transparency" and "parent alienation.
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It's a predictably bleak snapshot of alienation, but Kore-eda also makes it devastating.
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That's because they capture loneliness and alienation in ways that reflect deep emotional truths.
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More experiential than theatrical, the room traps you in a moment of shocked alienation.
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With #Additivism, we want to explore ways of turning alienation into expressions of power.
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It seems like there's long been alienation between the conservative movement and nonwhite voters.
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The title, "Anomie," refers to alienation, isolation, and the collapse of standards and ethics.
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While the alienation many feel now can breed hopelessness and apathy, these feelings are misplaced.
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Who knows — maybe that's just a manifestation of the film's underlying themes of bodily alienation.
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The duo's first feature together was Laurentie, a stark study in youthful apathy and alienation.
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An inquiry by the National Archives into Clinton's alienation of federal records also remains open.
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Much of AO3's story is a story of alienation, of being an online outsider.
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But Ramelow is not the only senior politician to fret at some East Germans' alienation.
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The absence of human error evokes anonymity and alienation that exist in a technological world.
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All too many of his followers reflect his intellectual passivity and his knee-jerk alienation.
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President Obama would have us look to poverty, a lack of opportunity and political alienation.
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Rejecting divisive fear and alienation, Strangers' Union will highlight the radical power of communal visibility.
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Their anger and alienation has proved a fertile ground for false promises and false information.
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Through the visceral otherness of the experience, the film captures a growing sense of alienation.
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Beijing and Moscow are, predictably, more than willing to profit from our alienation of Mexico.
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Klam uses this impossible dynamic to probe the entrapment and the alienation of middle age.
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Hughie Lee-Smith's large, stark 1987 canvas "L'Apres Midi" is a surreal expression of alienation.
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But it also created distance and alienation in a way with where things come from.
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Life for immigrant Europeans is a daily confrontation with micro-aggressions and gestures of alienation.
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Conservative propaganda succeeds because it taps into real fear and a real sense of alienation.
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It doesn't have to explain that fear and alienation with facts, as Trump's campaign proved.
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"I think he's come to something much more about alienation, loneliness, despair," Mr. Goold said.
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Trump's words mean further separation, alienation, and a deep longing for a home lost forever.
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"All of Homer's alienation was my experience of feeling like a loser there," said Forrester.
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It is a gimmick — it draws attention to voter alienation, but offers no real solution.
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On paper, "Collective Rage" — starting with that phrase — may seem to favor alienation over amelioration.
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Much of AO3's story is a story of alienation, of being an online outsider.
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This work is less about solidarity and more about mass alienation in the modern cityscape.
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At times, Sanders's top staff members appeared to wear alienation as a badge of honor.
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More than mere loneliness, it is their alienation from mainstream Japanese culture that Okada explores.
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Editorial In these days of anxiety and alienation, Thanksgiving offers the warm embrace of inclusiveness.
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But what might have stung worse were the feelings of alienation and isolation he experienced.
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However, there is one eerie similarity, and that is the complete alienation of minority voters.
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That alienation leads her into a more serious immersion in Islam, and some political awareness.
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Both decisions — voting for Trump or not voting at all — stemmed in part from alienation.
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"The proper civil response, however, is not to reply with hatred and alienation," one wrote.
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Again and again, people came back to the politics of nationalism, austerity and economic alienation.
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Seeing people like this get their way over, and over, and over: That's an alienation.
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Increased viewership doesn't alleviate a sense of alienation for most hosts, but instead enhances it.
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Alienation, uncertainty, change — it's starting to sound all too familiar, in or out of Cuba.
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His own semi-foreignness looks meager next to the profound alienation of the arriving refugees.
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Second, alienation of the Sunnis continues to breed deep distrust of Iraq's Shiite-led central government.
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The irony of such alienation is that at its core, preservation is an exercise in sustainability.
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Other genres, particularly hip-hop, took up the protest banner and addressed inequality, poverty and alienation.
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These are boom times for multitasking, boom times for alienation, and, thus, boom times for content.
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Where does mental illness and more generalized alienation end and lone wolf terrorism—the political—begin?
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Many workers who are reluctant to say anything fear alienation, especially in corporate, white-collar settings.
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But they do share an implicit understanding that their protagonists' feelings of alienation are well-founded.
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You're sort of leaching all of the emotional carnage that comes from this level of alienation.
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Zariya's past is described as one of alienation and loneliness, until she found the Kiki community.
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This alienation, the narrator reveals, is rooted in early experiences of rejection for his awakening homosexuality.
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In person, there's no sense of the alienation that simmers in the background of his movies.
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But the heart of this song lies in Rebecca's achingly relatable sense of loneliness and alienation.
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Mr Alshater is living proof that alienation and trauma can be overcome with a good attitude.
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That might seem like a silly complaint, but it's creating alienation, as I'll dig into below.
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"The Stranger" was the first work of fiction to fully convey the icy alienation of existentialism.
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Studies suggest a range of motivations, from supporting fellow Muslims to feelings of alienation at home.
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Critics say the decision to revoke autonomy will cause further alienation and fuel the armed resistance.
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These conditions produced a profound alienation in work, school, family, and an openness to revolutionary alternatives.
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Moreover, many in the media, especially me, did not understand how they would express their alienation.
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We live in times when authority—religious, as well as political—depends on fear and alienation.
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"Patience" is particularly key here, because interrupting colleagues to weigh in will likely result in alienation.
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The alienation felt by a pursuit of original thought, or even derivation of ones own thoughts.
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Her account in "The Hotel" (63) suggests both intimacy and alienation – or an intimacy with absence.
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"What's beautiful about it, so far, is that it hasn't led to alienation," Ms. Tocci said.
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For many, it feels like the only sexual channel that doesn't risk incarceration or social alienation.
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But race is certainly an undercurrent here, informing and at times exacerbating Tyler's feelings of alienation.
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They are stories of seeking, of alienation, of awe and disappointment, of tantalized not-quite-understanding.
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The arrests come as some Muslims in India say they feel a sense of rising alienation.
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The settlements go further than Israel's hybrid democracy in explaining the alienation of its Diaspora brethren.
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Mr. Trump's constant alienation of international allies, including with the surprise decision to kill Maj. Gen.
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It's about aspiration and hustle and dreams, but it's also about homesickness and alienation and loneliness.
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To be no different to the men with the money than a bot, that's an alienation.
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He painted African-Americans as delinquents or as victims living in conditions of alienation and despair.
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The same culture of alienation is responsible for much of the controversy surrounding the Women's March.
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Again and again, though, people came back to the politics of nationalism, austerity and economic alienation.
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Instead, it brought large scale urban migration, growing inequality, and a deepening sense of cultural alienation.
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Looking at "The Ballad" in the nineteen-nineties, I felt a little of my mother's alienation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Alienation, exhaustion, and unspoken expectations are familiar feelings among artists.
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The existential pondering and sense of alienation that recur in his work are harder to trace.
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Fueled by alienation and rage, we had easy access to an assortment of handguns and hunting rifles.
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And as the parties have become more ideological it has deepened the sense of alienation for many.
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So how can you blunt that alienation, and limit the rise of Palestinian rights in mainstream politics?
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Propelling those characters into ridiculous scenarios that others enjoy has alleviated some of his alienation and shame.
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People suffer from deepening economic inequality and political alienation, but have much greater access to mass communication.
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The man went after Cox for alienation of affection, claiming the NFL star is essentially a homewrecker.
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Jemisin investigates the alienation of her characters, and explores how society reacts when constantly bombarded by trauma.
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My sense is that they were really set by the alienation Middle America feels toward mainstream culture.
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A trio of documentaries playing at this year's Japan Cuts festival tackle different facets of social alienation.
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Some of the women could not cope with the alienation of being alone in a strange country.
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"The songs on this EP are reflections on alienation—ideological, societal and existential," guitarist Shaunak told Noisey.
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People suffer from deepening economic inequality and political alienation, but have much greater access to mass communication.
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The discredit of politics and the alienation of the young are common to democracies around the world.
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He acknowledges the alienation some members of minorities feel, drawing on his own experiences in cosmopolitan Miami.
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Radicalization is a complicated and imperfectly understood phenomenon, but a sense of alienation is a risk factor.
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What I mean is that before digital technology, we were already on the brink of extreme alienation.
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This sense of alienation, telegraphed metaphorically through horror in the film, is explored explicitly in the book.
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Gradually, the look on her face moves from joy to pleasure to tolerance to brain-crushing alienation.
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Illinois used to follow alienation of affections laws as well, allowing for damages against an accused homewrecker.
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His radically empathetic plays include characters battling alienation and depression and struggling to get through the day.
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"Memory," from Preoccupations' self-titled new album, is a suitelike excursion through bewilderment, disillusion, alienation and entropy.
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There are serious grounds for the alienation between the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and her European partners.
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Having represented clients on both sides, she says alienation of affection cases are not difficult to win.
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Because poverty of the body comes out as poverty of the mind, you know, and of alienation.
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Placing a definite article in front of "Fame" in the album's title is jarring, an alienation effect.
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Alienation of affection laws exist in five other states: Hawaii, Mississippi, New Mexico, South Dakota and Utah.
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Their crimes — shoplifting, playing hooky, smoking pot — may be quotidian, but their sense of alienation is not.
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Mr. Bolton is certain to accelerate American alienation from its allies and the rest of the world.
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It makes alienation seem to spring from unreasonable idealism, from overreaction to the harmless vulgarity of plenty.
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Analysts say this has helped fuel militancy and a general sense of alienation, especially among young Kashmiris.
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In this year of national alienation, the collective excitement about the eclipse has been a welcome respite.
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"Heaven knows I'm miserable now," goes a 1984 ode to alienation by the British band the Smiths.
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It's a mordantly funny monologue about isolation and alienation that fuses personal reminiscences with critiques of capitalism.
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Trump's campaign also effectively captured the sense of economic alienation that has swept much of the nation.
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Our reporter traveled from London to Glasgow to examine the effects of nationalism, austerity and economic alienation.
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Rather than try to address the alienation and anger that exists in America, he will amplify them.
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It's a reiteration of the story that punk has told for decades: Alienation breeds creativity breeds community.
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The novel comes alive in those moments when it captures the alienation of foreigners in strange lands.
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Studies have shown that excessive phubbing decreases relationship satisfaction and contributes to feelings of depression and alienation.
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Elder abusers use a systematic application of fear and alienation to mask their lies and financial wrongdoing.
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Throughout Yellow Negroes and Other Imaginary Creatures, Alagbé's characters explore different modes of alienation and confused identities.
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Has the cocktail of guns, polarization, and alienation made mass shootings a permanent feature of American life?
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These photographs add layers of tension and alienation to work that might otherwise be a seamless aesthetic exercise.
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The album explores themes such as gentrification, technology, alienation, revolution and the mind-numbing effects of prescription drugs.
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Titled "The Back Room" ("Arka Oda"), the work embodies gay Turkish men's fears of closeting and self-alienation.
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Lennon is the rare ranter in whom rage coexists with empathy and alienation with a well-observed life.
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However, they have a great deal to do with the collective imagination's propensity for threat, alienation, and colonization.
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After Roger's accident, for example, there are a number of photograph's that chart his increasing alienation from Ruth.
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And some people are using smartphones and online dating as excuses for alienation, rather than tools for connection.
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Will the motivation of his base overwhelm the alienation that these lowest-common-denominator tactics cause among independents?
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But low socioeconomic status and alienation are among the main drivers for those who do embrace radical ideology.
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This creates alienation and isolation somehow, and is of course more prone to create division rather than cohesion.
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Ghost in the Shell is the product of and response to decades of physical erasure and technological alienation.
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That her curiosity and passion for knowledge and her desire for more in life were grounds for alienation.
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We bathed in sounds born of hopelessness and hurt—of alienation from society outside of those narrow confines.
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This sense of alienation, and the suggestion that gentrification will outlive any scientific abomination, are what ultimately linger.
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Denk charges that the condescension of parties like Labour towards Dutch minorities is leading to their growing alienation.
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Either way, social isolation produces rising suicide rates, rising drug addiction, widening inequality, political polarization, depression and alienation.
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I think that distinction is important because it's not just about external pressure or total alienation from yourself.
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Obama's premature departure created a security vacuum, promptly filled by Shiite Iran, that deepened alienation among Iraq's Sunnis.
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Apparently, nor is that wrenching old bugaboo of so much 21953th-century art and literature: soul-crushing alienation.
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Critics say the decision to revoke the region's autonomy will cause further alienation and fuel the armed resistance.
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Jordyn was unruly in school, and Sandra worried that her misbehavior was an expression of alienation at home.
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His core attitude is earned alienation, his "I'm always just gonna be me" neither boast or self-laceration.
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Of course, theirs' should be an alienation from the Democratic leadership in Congress as well as the president.
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Clinton, the alienation of Republican women from Mr. Trump creates a rare opportunity to capture a coveted demographic.
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The Islamic State has shown it is able to exploit feelings of anger and alienation to murderous intent.
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In the United States, frustration with and alienation from status quo politics have helped drive Mr. Trump's rise.
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" Omar continued that those who commit similar crimes are "often themselves the victims of systemic alienation and neglect.
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Just days before her divorce was finalized, Carol Puryear filed an alienation of affection civil lawsuit against Devin.
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His thoughts are often framed by feelings of alienation that affect him and other members of his generation.
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From this doubled alienation sprang a baffled psyche: an aesthete traipsing nimbly through an age of brutal rupture.
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This is a crucial text on modern social alienation and uniquely late capitalist maladies, both real and imagined.
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Some found it off-putting — a testament to the persistence of loneliness and alienation, a "Bartleby" for toddlers.
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Mainstream Democrats think the alienation problem will go away if we redistribute the crumbs a bit more widely.
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But it also makes the familiar strange, creating a Brechtian alienation that few movies succeed in pulling off.
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Fish complicates this narrative early on by exploring how Jud's treachery may be a product of social alienation.
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The result is a slow but steady sense of alienation of American Jews from the Israeli political system.
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Trump's performance at the recent NATO summit and alienation of the European Union are broadly beneficial to Russia.
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"Very real racial tensions and feelings of alienation exist in America, and have for decades," Ms. DiResta said.
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"Very real racial tensions and feelings of alienation exist in America, and have for decades," one researcher said.
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Instead, the election results on Sunday showed that the alienation with mainstream consensus politics has hardly gone away.
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My friends lived together in a world apart, a world of shadows and loneliness, anxiety, hopelessness and alienation.
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"Screw autonomy," his narrator muses — though he uses a more vulgar word; autonomy is the root of alienation.
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Jemisin went with her, and hated it: the regimentation of Southern society, the quasi-suburban alienation, the racism.
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The fears helped give us both the zeal of the Tea Party and the alienation of the Trumpistas.
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The audience's sense of alienation from the mainstream media is no less intense — maybe it's even more so.
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"People who threaten or commit violence are often themselves the victims of systemic alienation and neglect," she said.
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Rodger's social alienation and violence have made him a hero in certain extremist, misogynist sections of the internet.
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"Exaggerations, distortion and alienation are characteristics of the genre of satire and caricature," prosecutors said in a statement.
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But there's a mountain of evidence that bad architecture contributes to a climate of cruelty, shame and alienation.
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Yet what connects nearly every film he's worked on is an unshakeable feeling of alienation and self-doubt.
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The same displacement of artifacts and alienation from their source and creators is at work before our eyes.
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She sees the alt-right as a product of a cynical age, one defined by skepticism and alienation.
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" Buttigieg posited that the economic alienation that was central to the 2016 Presidential election was now matched by a powerful political alienation—a sense, he said, that "has people feeling like elections aren't fair, and having reason to feel that way when they see how districts are drawn, for example.
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One is a principle of Common Law known as "restraint on alienation" that dates back to the 13th century.
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In the ensuing decades, his early sentiments of alienation slowly faded and were replaced by a sense of belonging.
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Toronto still has to come to terms with the alienation that Ford exploited and worsened, but did not create.
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Tumblr announced a ban on porn, which will invariably lead to further stigmatization and alienation of sex workers online.
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And Republicans in the state are left with minimal congressional representation, which further increases alienation from our political system.
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The themes are appropriately brooding: police violence, the conflict between progress and nature, personal phobias, and feelings of alienation.
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At once, she both exists at the highest peak of capitalist excess and alienation and also at its margins.
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Another translation of ostranenie I occasionally find is "alienation," making the familiar alien, which brings us to science fiction.
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Symbolism and allegory lay bare dynamics of aspiration and limitation, expectation and loss, belonging and alienation, truth, and illusion.
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Ellison, for his part, introduced themes of alienation and the search for identity that would reappear in Invisible Man.
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Bone Thugs, underage drinking, alienation, death, love, Bob Ross, dreams of blood: This thin thing is flooded with power.
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And make the time, you know, the addictive, maximizing, you know, loneliness, alienation, and social comparison all that stuff?
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Usually such movies have some sympathy for the place their characters find themselves in, some connection to their alienation.
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American Indians and Alaskan Natives tend to suffer from feelings of alienation and have less access to health services.
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Despite the higher costs and potential alienation of employees, some companies simply can't find who they want anywhere else.
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The book essentially reworks the Marxist concepts of commodity fetishism and alienation for the film, advertising, and television age.
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Sunlight, Hollywood, and glamor on the one hand, alienation, cults, and the seedy underbelly of crime on the other.
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In Mississippi, alienation of affection is often used to take an unfaithful spouse to court, even to this day.
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The renewed feeling of mutual alienation also gives us a better idea of the minimal requirements for being German.
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In Mississippi, "alienation of affections" is often used to take an unfaithful spouse to court, even to this day.
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"As a society as a whole, there is a sense of alienation in the urban setting," she tells CNN.
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His radically empathetic plays include characters battling feelings of alienation and depression and struggling to get through the day.
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Today's conservatism is characterized by positions so extreme they risk government shutdown, voter alienation, and increase partisanship and division.
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Given these social realities, the anti-establishment anger, frustration and alienation of Trump supporters should come as no surprise.
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The degree of alienation between the party and its voters is way, way more than on the Democratic side.
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What followed was a period of alienation and unfamiliarity that had a profound effect on her life and work.
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You sense that they arose from deeply felt experiences of longing and loss, homesickness, wounded friendship, love, and alienation.
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"Their stories won't be told: family strife, alienation, perhaps addiction, poverty or violence in a big city," he wrote.
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In Dave Heath's vision, even the smushed faces of young lovers smooching is a picture of loneliness and alienation.
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Her seminar about race and class alienation invites contention; course readings swing between Tea Party and far-left perspectives.
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Themes of exile, emigration, alienation and nomadism dominate his fiction just as they do Rhys's novels and short stories.
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But other moments (staring at fingers, picking up a foot) flash self-awareness, self-examination, self-bewilderment, self-alienation.
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It also speaks to the sense of alienation, anxiety and skepticism that it not uncommon among younger Americans today.
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Familiar notions of alienation or disaffection, recognition or pride, might seem a little different to the daughter of immigrants.
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To not know where the things you read and see come from, nor that they're real, that's an alienation.
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Elsewhere, Ms. Elon and Mr. Touitou, a French-Algerian Jew, confront a growing sense of alienation from each other.
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Which makes it, of course, precisely the right word to communicate this fundamental human truth: our alienation from ourselves.
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They perversely cultivate the conditions for the marginalization, alienation, and radicalization of young Muslims where they didn't previously exist.
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The scary thing about the film isn't gore or jump scares, but the way it depicts the alienation of obsession.
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It was only through photography that Geballe found a way to process these feelings of alienation from her own body.
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This sense of alienation transcended partisan boundaries, uniting supporters of Republican victor Donald Trump and his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.
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He says many feel the "prairie alienation" that has long been a feature of locals' attitudes to elites back east.
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In a puddle or a glass façade you can see the TV Tower twice –- the reflection creates an alienation effect.
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Ms Tayler says that repressive laws, which many Uzbeks believe are aimed at them, only aggravate their sense of alienation.
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The reconfiguring of these maps, however, represents the groundlessness and alienation that LGBTQ people generally feel in an inhospitable world.
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There are occasional spots of brightness, of course, but, by and large, DuBois's calls our attention to their increasing alienation.
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Grown-ish sets up the duo's twin levels of alienation as the foundation for yet another possible romance for Zoey.
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Yet, in touching on themes of alienation and comfort, they also resonate with anyone who's lived in a foreign setting.
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Although I hope her childhood wasn't as full of loneliness and alienation as Marie's, regardless of its beauty and delights.
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Iron-fist tactics to squelch unrest in the state of Jammu and Kashmir seem only to have deepened local alienation.
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Anodyne is alternately darker—hitting on themes of violence and alienation—and goofier, with gentle game parodies and wilder settings.
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F. Suicide, heartbreak, and alienation gurgle beneath the twinkling trap beat of the 23-year-old Philly rapper's masterful single.
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He claims she'll "engage in acts of parental alienation" once the kid's born and keep him away from the child.
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The punishment within a punishment, Mr Obama notes, can have "devastating, lasting psychological consequences" including "depression, alienation, withdrawal" and violence.
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For Navajo trans people like De La Hoya, this geography only serves to compound their alienation from families and peers.
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Lahiri's Indian readers, however, are likely to register this move as her further willed alienation from her first language, Bengali.
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In her most experimental stories, she conveys this alienation with the mad-scientist approach of classic postmodernists like Donald Barthelme.
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Meanwhile the work—the work itself, not the conditions—grows absurd to a point beyond alienation, a point beyond language.
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In 1996, Florida artist Charon Luebbers created an isolation booth meant to represent the alienation women can feel while menstruating.
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This isn't exactly surprising—perhaps the most insidious effect of FAS is a feeling of alienation within their own communities.
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A running theme in her films is her protagonists' alienation from other women—they rarely seem to have female friends.
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There's something bigger he is revealing about loneliness, alienation — even while he points to a specific American socio-economic class.
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The results are unsurprising: assimilation, alienation and a severe erosion of the global Jewish community's affinity for the Jewish homeland.
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It's an opportunity for them to escape all of the fear and alienation, at least for two hours a week.
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The driver of polarization and source of social poison in these countries has been a mutual and self-supporting alienation.
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" In "Not the News" — a brisk, blipping immersion in alienation — he flaunts them, singing, "Cue the sliding violins in sympathy.
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This argument isn't always persuasive for viewers, who can find the purposeful alienation and oddness of his films off-putting.
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Alienation and the search for identity amid violence and poverty often feed into gang culture, something Hussle spoke about openly.
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Dortmund and other onetime factory towns in Germany have largely avoided the working-class alienation that nourished populist sentiment elsewhere.
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"In these days of anxiety and alienation, Thanksgiving offers the warm embrace of inclusiveness," the editorial board wrote last year.
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" Avishai, who is played with a disciplined alienation by Adam Gabay, becomes the most daring narrative gambit in "Our Boys.
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Despite obstacles — and alienation from white colleagues and the parent company — many black franchisees turned "undesirable" stores into lucrative businesses.
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None of the candidates in the 2020 presidential election offers a cure to the alienation that Americans feel towards Washington.
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It can underscore the everyday strangeness of modern life, putting its uncertainty, fragmentation, confusion and alienation into expressive, cinematic terms.
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In a country with such a huge sense of alienation, the people are looking for something new and different. 32.
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In them, the women circled each other questioningly on the runway, in an ebb and flow of recognition and alienation.
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Knowing this helps to repair the breach we feel in times of loneliness and alienation between us and other beings.
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And this, in turn, leads to greater polarization, to feelings of alienation and anger, to unrest and even to violence.
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Many analysts blame authoritarian rulers like Mr Sisi for causing the resentment, alienation and frustration that seem to fuel violent extremists.
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As a Somali refugee who moved to Regent Park as a child, he understands the stigma and alienation many youths feel.
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I wrote a long post about tribalism, cosmopolitanism, and the alienation of the conservative movement from mainstream institutions earlier this year.
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Really the key to 'The Sound of Silence' is the simplicity of the melody and the words, which are youthful alienation.
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Poor quiet, anxiety-ridden Vanya constantly felt the sting of her alienation, which her stern taskmaster of a dad only enforced.
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To me that speaks to this very subtle alienation that we all feel, that's a quiet undercurrent to all these technologies.
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This song from a fraught, conflicted time confronts societal turmoil, alienation, manipulation, and racial oppression, while imagining alternative futures and worlds.
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And that's really where I think a lot of this alienation and a lot of these new media enterprises come from.
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To be sure, homophobia is a real problem in the Muslim community, one that can produce alienation for many young people.
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Its built-in suspicions of authority and life online, along with its thoughts on identity and alienation, proved to be prescient.
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Following a period of depression and alienation, which resulted in multiple suicide attempts, Shange assumed a new Zulu name in 1971.
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The comic also includes excerpts from the artist's writings, explaining the alienation and isolation that people living with AIDS suffer through.
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Bickle hasn't even been properly introduced yet, but still the viewer knows that a story of alienation dominates the character's consciousness.
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I wanted to portray this feeling of alienation, to know that you are great in a place where you're not recognized.
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On the album's closing song, "Outside," she opens up about the pain and alienation she felt being of mixed ethnic heritage.
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But let's suppose none of that applies to your particular case, and your greatest threat from your family is parental alienation.
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Building on Rousseau, German poets and philosophers such as Herder and Friedrich Schiller introduced a profound diagnosis of their own alienation.
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And that his own alienation (that state of mind shared by so many DeLillo protagonists) has roots in this Oedipal conflict.
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Instead, there are countless stories demonstrating that the practice has many harmful side effects, including depression, suicidal thoughts, and family alienation.
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She performed a set that captured both the beauty of the festival, the progress of America, and the alienation of racism.
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Its main element was the alienation of the urban educated class from a state which refused to grant it political representation.
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It argued that, rather than contributing to the integration of Muslims, the ruling would foster feelings of alienation among Swiss Muslims.
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RM: But there's often an alienation factor when people — like Hillary or Bush Sr. — come to you with all those experiences.
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Philosophically they recall the less frenetic hardcore bands—personal anxiety due to or is it just expressed as anti-conformist alienation.
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Their emptiness, their nakedness, and their rawness suggests and alienation of land and culture, a loss of nothing we care about.
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With nothing in common but a passion for science and shared alienation, their journey together proves the riskiest experiment of all.
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The first time I flipped through the book I wasn't sure what that shadow represented: alienation, regret, creative angst, self-doubt?
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So in Quebec, she noted, everyone defines themselves as "The Other," creating a sense of alienation that both inspired and repelled.
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We underestimated how hollow and intellectually spent the Republican establishment had become, and we didn't understand the depth of populist alienation.
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This approach allowed him to tackle vital Cold War issues like conformity, prejudice, suspicion, mechanization, alienation and, of course, the Bomb.
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Some point out that cultural codes of silence and refusal to step in and take action reinforce the alienation survivors feel.
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"Second Nature," his first book, was ostensibly about gardening, but really about ways to overcome our alienation from the natural world.
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A surge of blue-collar jobs has helped Germany avoid the working-class alienation that fed a right-wing surge elsewhere.
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Alienation has perhaps never been so widespread; all the more reason for getting together and seeing what bridges can be built.
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The years of tortuous negotiations over the terms of Britain's departure have only deepened the alienation of many in both places.
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But going forward we need a better establishment, one attuned to Trump voters, those whose alienation grows out of genuine suffering.
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What could better counter the alienation of a high-technology environment than a reminder of the ancient, primal scent of smoke?
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He wrote strange and affecting stories about guilt and alienation, and at first he didn't tell me much about his past.
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Instead, there are countless stories demonstrating that the practice has many harmful side effects, including depression, suicidal thoughts and family alienation.
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Here we are a hundred years later, with different and better tools in the same cycles of alienation, longing and return.
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"Alienation" was a big '60s word — young people were "alienated" from their elders, there was a "generation gap" and so on.
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The first half, focusing mostly on Jojo's alienation from the Hitler Youth and struggles with sheltering Elsa, felt kind of aimless.
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Zakaria also highlighted the "cultural alienation" that white men without a college degree felt as a driving force behind Trump's election.
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I was a teenager when I read it and its themes of teenage angst and alienation struck a chord with me.
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Stravinsky's angular, self-consciously antique score added pungent alienation to Mr. McBurney's pointed references to smartphones, social media and reality television.
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Living in what the critic Albert Murray called "this great hit-and-miss republic," Washington's characters pivot between alienation and longing.
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Together, these propose that transportation can both lead to and help resolve inequality, race- and class-based segregation, and personal alienation.
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LC: Arleene Correa shared with us her experience of alienation when she was studying at the California College of the Arts.
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They feel a sense of loss, of alienation from a society that doesn't look like the one they grew up in.
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But they fear alienation and arrest if they return to areas of Iraq where Shi'ite paramilitaries now have the upper hand.
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In a section labelled "My Depression," he posted, in Chinese, diary-like entries relaying his feelings of helplessness, paranoia, alienation, and anxiety.
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At the time, Bennington's lyrics, his exquisite growl and haunting cadence, seemed an exact aural rendering of the adolescent alienation I'd felt.
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The film is strongest in the beginning, as it tries to turn John's queer childhood into a universal story of suburban alienation.
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Anne begins acting out on feelings of alienation, expressing her dissatisfaction by spacing out to Soft Cell while Peter entertains dinner guests.
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That was just the alienation we needed for Bo, for other people around him to not understand his love and passion specifically.
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Lapid makes you feel that transition deeply, partly by creating empathy and by building alienation into both the story and his telling.
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Businesses could align with the US to back Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters and risk alienation from China, the world's biggest economy.
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On the other, it's gendered, and, like everything that is bifurcated by language, can fall prey to the alienation imposed by language.
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Just myself, I felt this kind of deep sense of alienation from my own work and what should I be doing next.
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In his flight, Newt slips away from the protective confines of whiteness and embraces a kinship of social alienation with fugitive slaves.
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Addiction, disconnection from relationships in the real world and alienation from the environment are often side effects in narratives about virtual reality.
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The result is a beautiful 13-minute short that intersperses scenes of quiet loneliness and alienation with bursts of color and joy.
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Indeed, circling back to the start, the joke *itself* is a way to define in-group and out-group, through assimilation & alienation.
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Tracey Pinkard, cofounder of the collective, discussed the growing disconnect and alienation her kids feel toward the continued gentrification of their neighborhood.
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It's easier to find more people like yourself so that you don't feel like you're left out, and therefore there's less alienation.
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Alienation and uncertainty are built into the tone of the film, and the look of a mobile phone camera accentuates this feeling.
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The sociologists David Madden and Peter Marcuse have written a book called In Defence of Housing, where they talk about "residential alienation".
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Female and non-binary employees are especially vulnerable to harassment, alienation, and unreasonable demands in work environments that lack concrete HR guidelines.
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The other is that, in an election season marked by rank-and-file discontent and alienation, party leaders don't control very much.
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Elsewhere, Harvey manipulates metaphors and digs deep into themes of alienation, mental illness, and nature worship in lyrics that read like poetry.
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Perhaps it is Los Angeles and its sense of alienation that permits and attracts people to the anonymity of 'the Wild West.
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Men Without Women is best when it engages directly with its heroes' alienation, their estrangement not only from women but from themselves.
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The symbol of her alienation is a mask that she gives her employers as a gift and later tries to take back.
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They featured universal adolescent themes, like alienation and a hunger for acceptance, and thrust protagonists into chilling situations, often with supernatural elements.
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For some readers, Mihyar's alienation from his native environment—his strange words and his affinity for Mediterranean masts—reads as a provocation.
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Alienation is the chief theme in Heike Geissler's 2014 book Seasonal Associate, published in the U.S. for the first time this December.
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We hear "fulfillment center" and we think of automation, of labor-saving systems that might reduce human alienation rather than enhance it.
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It's estimated that about 200 alienation of affections cases are filed in North Carolina every year, according to a local law firm.
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Fans of Chantal Akerman's 1975 epic of domestic alienation, "Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles," will be in familiar territory.
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Vance voices some of the same feelings of alienation, speaking not for the subjects of sociological interviews, but for cousins and neighbors.
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Ban Ki-moon said the recent wave of violence was driven by a "profound sense of alienation and despair" among young Palestinians.
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This is a place of futurity, yes, but societally it is almost feudal—a harsh corporate landscape of debt slavery and alienation.
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It's possible Trump is just riding a swell of white-male alienation, but there's a less depressing answer for his staying power.
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The rap collective Refugee formed in 2013, after a group of artists had commiserated over feelings of creative alienation in the city.
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"I'm not saying that live performance is coming to save us from the alienation of the image," she said, with a laugh.
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But when I see that caricature of who I'm expected to be, I crumple, sinking into a wave of depression and alienation.
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The deep-seated cultural and political alienation at the root of Trump and Brexit is in full force in Canada as well.
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On the one hand, the phrase enshrines a sort of tranquil alienation as being endemic to the natural world and to humanity.
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The many peripheral themes intelligently raised — racism, alienation, the futility of creativity — are wiped out as the narrative reshuffles itself and restarts.
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To ignore this fear of the future is to invite even greater economic dislocation, and all the anger and alienation it entails.
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Alienation was the driving theme of the life story he told, repeatedly and often, a tale romantically massaged but based in fact.
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Ms. Majok, who was born in Poland, is exquisitely attuned to the many varieties of alienation hiding in plain sight in America.
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That social glue, however, has decayed in recent decades, creating a void of despair, alienation, and frustration in so-called Middle America.
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Alienation also breeds a zero-sum mind-set — it's us or them — and with it a tribal clannishness and desire for exclusion.
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"Hollywood is picking up on a widespread alienation from Washington and a widespread disengagement," Mr. Prelinger, the U.C. Santa Cruz professor, said.
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The alienation of female voters from the Republican Party is compounded by the indifference, at best, of Republican men to female candidates.
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To labor to pick out true from false, and know that many Americans don't bother to do the same, that's an alienation.
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It's lit like a cozy little place, but large enough to be perpetually half-empty; the punk-pop playlist accentuates the alienation.
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Cooking became the only way to cope with her alienation and dread, giving rise to her "angry food blog," Lady and Pups.
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Like "status" or "alienation," the word "leadership" points not toward a stable concept but toward a problem or affliction unique to modernity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Alienation from one's home country is a relatable theme in today's rage-inducing populist climate.
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And indeed, despite GG's austere and allegorical modes of storytelling, the theme of alienation in I'm Not Here resonates loud and clear.
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SG: Well, there's been an alienation between the conservative movement and black voters, which is the result of a very specific history.
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There's no more accurate way to describe the quartet's spot-on portraiture of a city whose population is patient zero of industrial alienation.
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It all adds up to a perfect storm of growing Jewish American alienation from Israel, and increasing criticism of Zionism as a whole.
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Alienation, gaming culture in South Korea, the flaws of the criminal justice system, girl power, slapstick gangster comedy, and perseverance against the odds.
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Their work delves into the topics of black feminism, motherhood, the alienation of Native Americans, the culture of language, and many more topics.
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It is gratifying that Mr Lichtman does not endeavour to offer a satisfying answer to these questions of migration, belonging, alienation and addiction.
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In Clinton and Trump, their parties nominated the two candidates most guaranteed to cause the maximum amount of alienation on the other side.
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Social psychologists who study the way sports impact our lives say that identifying with a team lessens feelings of loneliness, depression, and alienation.
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A beautiful photograph of loneliness or alienation can be redemptive but it never takes away the pain, and never overcomes the social realities.
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Soft strings have replaced menacing keyboard trickle; lyrics that describe first-person intimacy have replaced lyrics that ponder alienation as a social tendency.
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Rejecting divisive fear and alienation, members of the South West Asian and North African diaspora will highlight the radical power of communal visibility.
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"But open your angel's arms/ To this stranger in paradise"; their mellifluous voices nearly mask the displacement and alienation the lyrics allude to.
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In DeCarava's photographs, the love and intimacy between Black people, alongside the inequality and alienation of cities, paint contrasting views of American life.
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" Freedom could arise from alienation; as David Marcus writes in his introduction to Modernism in the Streets, "from modernity's ruins came new life.
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Steak-umm might argue that Deadpool has a stronger relationship to millennials than, say, the National Institute of Health, because of cultural alienation.
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He could do rage, terror, and alienation very well, with hectoring and loud stories that mirrored the 1960s countercultural rage at the establishment.
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In over a dozen interviews, Muslim community leaders, businessmen, and students said they respected the verdict but it exacerbated their sense of alienation.
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In the long run, though, the PYD's oppressive rule will fuel the same Sunni Arab alienation that gave rise to the Islamic State.
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The show's slow pace, its emphasis on isolation and alienation rather than techno-thriller paranoia, its sidelining of Elliot from the fsociety vs.
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It's not hard to see parallels in today's conditions to the sweeping sense of marginalization and alienation that fueled mass protests in 2011.
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Picciolini's neo-Nazi past meant that the young extremists with whom he worked felt that he "got" them and their sense of alienation.
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Specifically, he understood the concept of voter alienation and the anger of the electorate in a way that no one else ever had.
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" She also expresses a sense of self-alienation, saying: "I lay in bed at night and I'm like, 'So where is it, Izzy?
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But capitalizing on that sense of alienation from your elected officials for political purposes is very different than working to bridge that gap.
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Even at the risk of further alienation, China's willingness to apply pressure, both big and small, is showing no sign of letting up.
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The Zone of Alienation, as it is also known, is a rough circle with an 18-mile radius, fenced off with barbed wire.
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Everyone joining together to sing a ballad of alienation is as good a metaphor as any for the complications of Americanness in 2017.
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President Trump's alienation of Japan on trade has Tokyo questioning whether it can rely on the U.S. to help it counter China's influence.
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Neither city nor country, suburbia — at least in the imagination of too many novelists, filmmakers and songwriters to count — yokes affluence to alienation.
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I knew full well how lonely they might be over Thanksgiving break, how the emptiness of campus might amplify their feelings of alienation.
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More recently, in the excellent "Cost of Living," seen at Manhattan Theater Club in 2017, disability stood in for geographical and cultural alienation.
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Indeed, circling back to the start, the joke *itself* is a way to define in-group and out-group, through assimilation & alienation. 17.
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Metaphors (for alienation, for insatiate desire) are marvelously transformed into the literal; existential fears (of purpose, of worth) mutate devilishly into the corporeal.
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All three men — Dalton James, Preston Lay Jr. and Akmed Lorence — were radicalized, expressing alienation from the Army and identification with the Vietnamese.
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It has left the United States impotent to deal with our greatest challenges — inequality, alienation, climate change and a global drift toward autocracy.
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It's a deeply honest look at a budding intellectual's new experience of America, filled with both alienation and an aching desire to connect.
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We see three protagonists move through vignettes of alienation, abuse, and homophobic harassment, but ultimately emerge to assert their own agency and voice.
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The Democrats' gains signaled deep alienation from the Republican Party among the sort of upscale moderates who were once central to their coalition.
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Only when the video ends, and blackness drops across each screen like a closing eyelid, do the loss and alienation really sink in.
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On "OK Computer," Radiohead saw it coming, amid all the other alienation and malaise that its songs would enfold in melody and noise.
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His profound alienation also arises from social inequality, the decline of civility, political corruption, television, government bureaucracy and a slew of other causes.
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" This, he writes, is why the Joker is all motives: "mental illness, bad jobs, alienation, misunderstandings, nihilism, devious co-workers, social-service cutbacks.
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She's the beating heart of that movie, turning what could have been a sterile exercise in alienation and ennui into something vibrantly human.
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Sanders's persistently surprising popularity shows that the Democratic establishment grasped the deep alienation of its voters no better than its Republican counterpart did.
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In the relationship between artist and subject — much like the film's doomed love affair — apprehension can turn to obsession that turns to alienation.
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A Trump administration that wants to build a more secure nation would look to integration, not alienation, as the goal for America's Muslims.
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Poor language skills, insufficient qualifications, cultural alienation, discrimination, bureaucracy and uncertain legal provisions have thrown up barriers that require constant rethinking and adjustment.
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"The Pavilion of Joys and Fears" explores "new feelings of alienation due to forced migrations or mass surveillance," she writes in her introduction.
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But as the nationalism rises with the temperature, so does the anger and alienation felt by Aboriginal people, and increasingly, many other Australians.
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Songs like "Walking in LA" imply social alienation: a city of loners enclosed in their cars, driving from one organic eatery to another.
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But these promises are impossible to fulfill and can only lead to another round of public alienation and cynicism about government and politics.
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After all, Islamism, like good art, is innately subversive; it captures diffuse feelings of alienation in a way that is difficult to fabricate.
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While the Kurdistan region secured autonomy under the new Constitution, Baghdad's failure to carry out key constitutional provisions fueled alienation among the Kurds.
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Women seeking other female-positive Phan [Phish fan] connections—because they do the tour mostly with men—often feel various levels of alienation.
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Our leaders, in a couple of brief moments, reflected the depth of disrespect and alienation that they have allowed our government to wallow in.
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I'm still wondering how to reconcile the unique synthesis of desensitized alienation juxtaposed with a sense of constant community online media provides during crises.
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Written by Mr. Kaufman, the movie uses meticulous stop-motion animation to explore themes of love and alienation with his usual mind-boggling touch.
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But the price she pays for her choices is alienation from her own son, who has every reason to question who she really is.
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A study of alienation and dislocation, Ms Moshfegh's compelling novel is filled with warped desires and reckless pursuits, but also with wisdom and warmth.
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Not unlike in Moonlight, Elio's contrasting alienation is portrayed as a kind of precocious, diary-writing introversion, though also an endearingly neurotic self-consciousness.
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Work reduces alienation, gives people a stake in society and allows children in poor communities to absorb the ethic they need to be successful.
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So there may be something going on between that dynamic of French culture and the alienation that it is producing in some disaffected quarters.
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A feedback loop from anger to alienation to apathy that threatens our democracy by allowing our politics to get hijacked by the extremes. 31.
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The first trailer for the film adaptation of How to Talk to Girls at Parties has just arrived, and it plays up the alienation.
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Wikileaks emails only reinforced that sense of alienation for some Sanders backers—proof, to them, that the system really was rigged against their candidate.
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By distributing both the work of speaking up and the alienation of doing so, allies can make college just a little bit more bearable.
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By reducing abortion rights to a mere bargaining chip, Democrats are risking the alienation of their most reliable, and most powerful, bloc of voters.
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It could have taken pains to publicly reach out to conservatives in the company and begin a dialogue about political alienation in the workplace.
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Featuring songs about alienation, capitalism and modern technology, the band's third album sounds oddly prescient in a politically divided and anxious Britain in 2017.
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Some warn that a black (CDU)-yellow (FDP)-Green "Jamaica coalition", risks heightening a sense of alienation among voters in the former East Germany.
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" Although The Society of the Spectacle largely focuses on broader themes such as alienation, Debord dedicates two extended theses to the subject of "stars.
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Alienation is a corrupting influence and a deterrent to finding areas of agreement, if any, or simply understanding the principles and attitudes of others.
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The show does right by Deja by introducing her on her terms and giving us a sense of the alienation she feels — and why.
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Beckett was fascinated and troubled by the mechanical reproduction, by the ways various recording machines both assuage and intensify the alienation of modern life.
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The danger isn't merely out-of-touch politicians; it's a growing sense of alienation and marginalization amongst the rising generation of the world's youth.
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But the cost to Willkie, who hadn't given up thoughts of a second run at the Presidency, was further alienation from the Republican establishment.
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Sale wrote that "the high modern conviction that cities are breeding grounds for alienation and despair" tends to come from male writers and filmmakers.
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The self-realization culture of the hippies was a quest for authenticity, as was the alienation and aggression expressed by much 20th-century art.
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At the time Roland Barthes accused the exhibit of employing sentimentality to essentialize humanity, ignoring the historical alienation and injustices encountered by some communities.
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And these are not mere statistical curiosities: Alienation in rust belts and secondary cities underlies the anti-establishment wave roiling the U.S. and Europe.
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That Diana as a symbol for women's alienation (from marriage, from authoritative institutions, from one's own good reputation) thrives now is an unexpected blessing.
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The handful of times the issue has been considered by higher courts, they've always found alienation of affection and criminal conversation to be constitutional.
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Alienation hangs heavy over the film like it does the lives of so many today, confronted with our bleak economic reality and technological indifference.
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Rather, it is about an author who confesses some degree of alienation from every language, as she turns her attention to a new one.
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Now an artist at a pivotal point in her career, that continued experience of alienation and bodily policing both haunts and fuels her work.
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Here you'll find tracks that take on everything from profound alienation ("How to Disappear Completely") to mortality ("Videotape") to unbearable desire ("All I Need").
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That alienation increased insecurity, especially for Saudi Arabia and Israel, as they felt the U.S. was abandoning in its traditional support for their interests.
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"The alienation of affections law in North Carolina is archaic, demeans the obligations of spouses in a marriage, and should be stricken," Patrick said.
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Parental alienation has long been an acute problem in Japan, with children often losing contact with the non-custodial parent after an acrimonious split.
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Television news networks aren't responsible for politicians' behavior, choice of language and hyperbolic attack ads, which bear some of the blame for voter alienation.
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They saw the great modernist works as a balm for the alienation of modernity—like a sip of brandy that could cure a hangover.
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Subsequently, superimposed newspaper pages blurred, but a message had been delivered: alienation would be Mr. Cole's tonic note, played up and down the keyboard.
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The closeness of the community helped steer her past the feelings of alienation and loneliness that often set in early for children with Moebius.
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"This electoral alienation of the American working classes is so long-standing that it will certainly not be reversed in one day," Piketty wrote.
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"In the Blood" also has a touch of Brecht's theater of alienation, with its use of projected titles and isolated monologues of self-justification.
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I am terrified of his embrace of reactionary judges, destruction of climate regulations, alienation of our allies, and the list goes on and on.
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He cited the alienation of Republican-leaning counties like those in the far north, where the breakaway movement State of Jefferson has wide allegiance.
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Krasner's thesis—that the sustained alienation of marginalized communities is a strong factor in Philadelphia's gun violence crisis—has evidence to back it up.
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The Asia Society Museum is also showing three of his animated works, including "Let Me Love Me," a beat-driven take on industrial alienation.
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The modern Asian-American fraternity was born out of the protests of the '80s and the growing alienation that Asian-Americans felt on campus.
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First, we all must acknowledge and address the growing alienation experienced by too many students who feel disconnected from adults and peers around them.
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The result of his approach is more bitterness and alienation, less trust between parties and a continued loss of public confidence in our government.
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They and their children had the same psychological issues as the refugees flooding into Germany from Syria today: depression, alienation, no sense of place.
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Going Further Loneliness and Social Isolation as Themes: Both Hopper and Dahl created work that depicts the emotional toll of social alienation and estrangement.
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Ms. Perez is excited to tackle the challenge of motherhood and has made it a mission to spare her daughter from loneliness and alienation.
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And it is also important for the general public to understand the reasons for the underlying alienation and anger that are exploited by demagogues.
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This foreshadows Trump's gamble on his continuing ability to sell the dark issues of racial resentment and cultural alienation that dominated the 2016 campaign.
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Poverty and alienation, the twin concerns of modern life, resound strongly in a rare, early example of Ram Kumar's figurative work, "Unemployed Graduates" (1956).
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Settling down in the conventional sense is not a necessary or inevitable development in everyone's life; it's also not incompatible with irony or alienation.
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The Point: As Trump prepares to run for a second term, he will lean harder and harder into this disgruntlement and alienation among white Republicans.
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Hatred of Muslims, in its experience, leads to more followers: the greater the sense of alienation from the existing world order, the better its prospects.
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Kalman has managed to achieve a tricky balance, creating beautiful objects with no attention spared to detail, through a process that evokes horror and alienation.
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Few artists would dare address themes of death and alienation with as blunt a symbol as a funeral home, but Talmadge's risk has borne rewards.
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But in trade, that act also engendered a seemingly irreparable distance, between me, and them, and where they came from; an often profound, mutual, alienation.
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Briefing, which as Lessing termed it, was an "inner space fiction," was more about madness and alienation than about a critique of modern social structures.
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It's raining metaphors in "for all the women who thought they were Mad," Zawe Ashton's densely poetic play about racial alienation in the big city.
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But to address the fundamental issues, the sense of alienation, the sense of unfairness, the consequence of years of poor governance, all that takes time.
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"There will be greater alienation and it'll be a challenge for Justin Trudeau," said Lori Williams, a political science professor at Calgary's Mount Royal University.
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Black and homosexual, Baldwin knew about being disenfranchised from the mainstream of American life, and was able to identify with the alienation of Sonny Liston.
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The body is for him a medium of expression to convey ancient and weighty themes of life and death, action and repose, alienation and reconciliation.
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Third, and most importantly: the degree of alienation of Labour's MPs from its leadership today is almost incomparably greater than it was in the 1980s.
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This alienation of whites was consequential in Richard Nixon's election in 1968 on a "law and order" platform, a decisive defeat for social justice causes.
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They talk about the alienation they feel being stuck at home and how hard it is to forge connections without the benefit of a job.
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However, there can be downside: If the office is very social, but you're not included, a sense of alienation can impact your performance and happiness.
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Anxiety and alienation in a world that seems to have left many people behind is nothing new; it is, in fact, a hallmark of modernity.
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But Donald Trump's version of law and order will only exacerbate the underlying lack of social justice and opportunity and breed more resentment and alienation.
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"Despite our long alienation, I thought I understood enough of my father's character to have had some inkling of an inclination this profound," she writes.
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"The sense of alienation and estrangement is so great today that it's hard to unite people, and these candidates haven't done it," said the Rev.
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"I haven't felt this kind of alienation from politics in a very long time," he wrote during the book tour for Suicide of the West.
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The attacks perpetrated this year by European citizens underscore the need for a long-term strategy to tackle alienation and radicalization within Europe's Muslim communities.
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The increasing alienation of our European and Canadian counterparts risks isolating the United States as challenges mount to the international nonproliferation regime and trading norms.
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The entire film's like this: a mind-expanding fog of suspense and alienation and vulnerability, probably the three most upsetting things a kid can feel.
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In her debut feature, Anita Rocha da Silveira blends lurid horror with high school sex comedy, tapping into the dread, lust and alienation of adolescence.
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Thanks in large part to the rise of Silicon Valley, San Francisco is now about money more than alienation and self-discovery and creating art.
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Moscow's delight at Donald Trump's election victory gave way to frustration and then alienation as investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 election dragged on.
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To the Editor: Thanks to David Brooks for his honesty about missing the anger and the alienation of those left behind in the economic recovery.
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More than mere loneliness, it is their alienation from mainstream Japanese culture that Okada explores in his plays and now in this pair of novellas.
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If this is right, then the alienation of younger evangelical writers from Trumpism's court pastors could indeed be a signifier of a coming evangelical crackup.
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He finds loneliness, local color, alienation and intermittent satisfaction — an array of unspectacular modern experiences that Olmi renders with an intensity that never feels overstated.
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"There's been increasing alienation of the community from the foundation," William Beutler, a longtime Wikipedia editor, journalist, and author of The Wikipedian blog, told me.
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This translation transforms Sarah's experience into one of postpartum alienation; her statement becomes an agonized testimony of being marginalized, through laughter, by a patriarchal society.
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Solitary confinement "has been linked to depression, alienation, withdrawal, a reduced ability to interact with others and the potential for violent behavior," the president wrote.
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The kitsch-retro feel of his work still manages to reveal a bit of the alienation or loneliness inside even the liveliest of his tableaux.
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More than that, the alienation of American audiences from the riches of global cinema affirms some of this country's worst and most dangerously parochial tendencies.
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To traverse this roadway, as Mr. Kushner surely did as a young man, was undoubtedly to exist in a constant state of aspiration and alienation.
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I asked Nick Gourevitch, a partner in Global Strategies, to rank the importance of economics, race, immigration and cultural alienation in driving support for Trump.
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Now is the moment for a new establishment to organize, to address the spirit of alienation that gave rise to Trump, but which transcends him.
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Two decades later, the themes of Yeats, Pound and other modernists — themes of alienation, decay, a world in fragments — feel more current than anyone expected.
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They worked because of growing precariousness, inequality, impunity, alienation, globalization, tribalism, powerlessness, bombardment and cacophony — all the failures of democracies and bewilderments of digital disruption.
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Alienation in America is at an unprecedented level, and that the antipathy toward the political class and both the Democratic and Republican parties is stunning.
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Over the course of a weekend, he grapples with his sexuality, friendships, and feelings of alienation in one of winter's most anticipated fiction debuts. —T.
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This feeling of tender familiarity and brutish alienation provides tension and makes the trip down home delicate in its bitterness and tough in its joy.
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This feeling of tender familiarity and brutish alienation provides tension and makes the trip down home delicate in its bitterness and tough in its joy.
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If my experience was at all representative, coming together in protest was if anything an antidote to alienation, not an expression or cause for it.
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The military also feared that the Shiite-dominated Iraqi government would fail to enact reforms to address the grievances and alienation of its Sunni minority.
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One of the legacies of the sixties is this desire to understand where the angst and alienation of the young might come from, or go.
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I wonder, as the US stumbles into a new decade, what kind of groups and communities we'll form to deal with these feelings of alienation.
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That alienation can make us feel like outsiders, but we're in the audience, just like you, and this art can be made for us, too.
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Obviously in a divided nation, with extreme feelings of alienation on both sides of the political spectrum, it is the overwhelming and festering national need.
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The landscapes seen through Baudelaire's camera become an embodiment of the power structures, maintained by both ISIS and Western countries, that lead to Aziz's alienation.
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Now empty rooms and small isolated objects like shells, playing jacks, eggs and a wood box cloak alienation in a sense of control and artifice.
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Happier variations on the theme of connection and alienation (with its undercurrent of life and death) inform much of the work by these gay authors.
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Alienation in front of a film is one thing, but to put it on stage, where actors with their blood and sweat are actually standing?
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This sense of Yuletide alienation stuck even after we moved into more cosmopolitan Washington, DC, when I was in high school — and well into adulthood.
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I'm struck by the number of serious people who are having serious thoughts about some of their most basic beliefs: former Thatcherites who are thinking about the failures of the free market that produced so much alienation in the north; former Blairites who are thinking about the cosy political cartel that deepened that alienation; and former establishment types who are thinking about how to revivify British democracy.
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There was no room for ambiguity when the stakes were as high as life or death, a choice between community or alienation, so we acted accordingly.
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The idea might work if you emphasized the alienation of getting shoved into a "universal" white body by a company trying to produce the ideal human.
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The scars of Katrina — and of the neglect and corruption that followed — are still evident, and the alienation of poor, black citizens is painful and profound.
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When compared to the rich people drama of England, Paul, with his model's face, unending teenage alienation, and increasingly horrifying Italian catastrophes, is far more interesting.
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After the killings, people have blamed any number of causes—from mental illness and video games to the internet and the social alienation of young men.
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We reflexively root electronic music and club culture in concrete grey world, furnished with the anxieties of alienation and disenfranchisement, punctuated by the release of hedonism.
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This also exemplified the alienation Jerusalemites feel from Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and the Western-backed PA, which under Israeli law cannot operate in the city.
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"It looks like what this judge was weighing was the difference between estrangement and alienation," says Glass, who has not had access to the court documents.
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But its combination of brutally entertaining fight scenes and the alienation of the immigrant experience adds up to something greater than the sum of its parts.
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Shane says that he understands that feeling completely, likely in reference to some of the alienation he felt after being criticized for things like wearing blackface.
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Using needlepoint, which is associated with grandmothers and the old-fashioned, Tam plays with outdated worldviews, depicting the separation and alienation that judgement and hierarchy produce.
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This is alienation, the lived experience of exploitation, but it is demonstrated here without theoretical abstractions: It's an oral account of a person's life, that's all.
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One symptom of France's problems with racism and alienation is that Muslim youths are arrested at far higher rates than the general population for all crimes.
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In 2000, he published Slow Down Arthur, Stick to Thirty, a tale of one teenager's small-town alienation, and adventures with a local David Bowie impersonator.
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The film suggests that her father's 1874 death may have triggered her feelings of alienation, though it's just as possible that her declining health was responsible.
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Over that decade he used imagined futures to turn himself into something contradictory and wonderful—an epitome of alienation with whom the alienated flocked to identify.
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In many of these pieces, his thoughts on freedom, alienation, and community are filtered through an exuberant appreciation of culture, from William Blake to Cyndi Lauper.
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I miss it, but "Always" brings me right back there, to that confusing feeling of alienation and connection, illuminated in the glow of an LCD screen.
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I relied on them wrongly to isolate myself, seal my alienation, cut me off from life, control others, and contain my emotions to a damaging degree.
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This was despite the massive alienation that Muslims in Kashmir and Muslims in general were facing in Modi's India, said Khan, who took office last August.
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"Go back where you came from" is a popular taunt among white nationalists, one that's used to instill feelings of otherness and alienation in the target.
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It's an enduring struggle for her, worsened by an election season soaked in resentment of the other, fed by Trump's appetite for forging allegiance through alienation.
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After the election, a handful of Twitter loyalists confessed to feeling alienation over the role the service played in their lives, and the country, this year.
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She explained to CNN that to win an "alienation of affections" case, the person suing must prove that their marriage was happy before the defendant interfered.
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In the spirit of liberal-arts exploration, though, she enrolled in an introductory philosophy course whose reading list included Karl Marx's 1844 manuscripts concerning worker alienation.
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Instead of abolishing alienation of affection and criminal conversation altogether, as England had done, states revised the torts to make the cause of action gender-neutral.
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This support system not only allowed her to thrive, but it also assuaged the alienation I had so often felt as a mother to a newborn.
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The Russians went as far as suggesting that the Western portrayal of them as war criminals in the Syria conflict risked a further alienation in relations.
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King filed the suit on grounds of criminal conversation, alienation of affection, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent infliction of emotional distress, and assault and battery.
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Our place had become a mere picture, and in this we may have taken one small yet inexorable step toward the final alienation of the Earth.
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They also imbue empty cars and opaque windows, which might otherwise read simply as easy metaphors for loneliness and alienation, with a real, if mysterious, presence.
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Existential alienation: Rubbing out the distinction between mind and machine also comes with more philosophical risks, like the risk that we might feel alienated from ourselves.
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Moshfegh's writing is darkly comic, tracing how the heroine uses a stupefying combination of medications to overcome her grief and alienation from the world around her.
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Our correspondent visited the onetime factory town to understand how Europe's largest economy has avoided the wider working-class alienation that has nourished populist sentiment elsewhere.
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Hyperallergic has previously reported on the Sacklers recent alienation from the art world, a sphere they have long-dominated through donations to museums, galleries, and universities.
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Though Ms. Chavkin does not follow all of the playwright's recommendations — some roles are played by the same actors throughout — she doubles down on the alienation.
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Working in tandem with the composer Jon Moniaci and the lighting designer Thomas Dunn, she looks at abstraction through ideas about alienation, fantasy and power. Sept.
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The beats write themselves: You start with shots of urban alienation, maybe some melancholy piano as a damaged man tries and fails to make 'em laugh.
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Trump's alienation of big chunks of the electorate — notably college-educated whites, women and young voters — fueled striking Democratic victories last fall in Virginia and Alabama.
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For one thing, Boratin is a mostly passive character, a listless existential hero who often drifts through his days with an alienation befitting a Camus protagonist.
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He is especially adept at capturing the point of view of children, with a Salingeresque understanding of their alienation, their vulnerability, their keen powers of observation.
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" The only thing worse than the alienation he felt as a black student on the overwhelmingly white campus "was watching my wife die of breast cancer.
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"How do you propose to use this period to reduce the level of anger and levels of alienation and reduce the number of people joining militancy?"
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While our system of government has demonstrated great resilience over the past 240 years, it is not invulnerable to the divisions and alienation we feel today.
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His alienation from Trump World appears to have been made complete with his comments to author Michael Wolff in a new book about the White House.
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Right-wing outlets have been relishing the network's ratings and financial struggles, with some attributing ESPN's woes to its alienation of half of the country's voters.
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"Alienation of affection" laws come into play when an "outsider" gets themselves involved in a couples&apos marriage, and all seven of these states have them.
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"Life was impossible, but was endured," he writes in "Recess," capturing the exile's lament, the alienation of deracination, of living an arm's length away from oneself.
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SETH COLTER WALLS It says something that a song cycle of despair, heartbreak, alienation and yearning for death has become an anthem of our unsettled times.
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We do not recognize the alienation of their preferred realities, or the probable lack of channels through which they might express themselves, until the film's end.
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Indeed, the best Hopper's always seem to wed the mystery of Metaphysical painting to a perceptual experience, where Hopper expresses alienation by his use of light.
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But it wasn't until art school at Virginia Commonwealth University that his collagist composition style—and feelings of alienation from mainstream American culture—began to take shape.
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Besides mental illness, my mother struggled with a sense of alienation all her life as well, but the difference between us is I've learned to embrace it.
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But Biersack says Trump's early burst of fundraising is almost certainly a reflection of something much more prosaic — the president's alienation from the rest of his party.
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My guess is that Cersei's approach will all come crashing down on her head next season, owing to her alienation of her brother and paranoid, backstabby ways.
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The replacement of society by the "network" makes perfect sense at the end of the alienation chain, but how can we really sober up and look back?
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Interwoven with moments of dry humor, Kyung Me's adventures include iffy relationships and internal conflicts that produce all-too-relatable feelings of malaise, alienation, and self-loathing.
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Pink Floyd became disillusioned with the god-like status imposed upon them, a fundamental part of the idea of alienation explored in their concept album "The Wall".
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Many Swedes said the incident was part of a pattern of behaviour by the Kremlin intended to sow confusion, doubt, and alienation within the country's political environment.
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The incursion has deepened a sense of alienation, however, among Turkey's Kurds, which is also being fueled by a crackdown on the country's main pro-Kurdish party.
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All that is here in this first look, but there's also a creeping sense of alienation from and even revulsion toward the technological trends of the moment.
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Science fiction professor Lisa Yaszek suspects that these movies, which deal with serious themes of grief and alienation, may have been too thoughtful for their own good.
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"I am committed to permanence in my work as part of defying the violent world of alienation and threat," she told The Los Angeles Times in 1976.
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For immigrants like him, the economic benefits of living in the west no longer outweigh a sense of alienation abroad and the hostility toward migrants in Britain.
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They invite human beings to reinhabit their bodies and overcome their alienation from nature, which in his view all civilisation, even that of classical Hellas, has inflicted.
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Informal religious practices, such as morning prayers and preparation for the sacraments, can also contribute to a sense of alienation among non-Catholic students and their families.
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The alienation yielded a new third party, the Peace and Freedom Party, that secured a position on the ballot in several states in the contentious 1968 election.
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What the documents and analysis reveal is that the main driver of ISIS recruitment continues to be cultural alienation, rather than any intellectual dedication to religious doctrines.
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Will the young Sanders folks' frustration lead to alienation, or will they hear Reverend Barber saying, "We can't give up on this democracy, not now, not ever"?
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An unshakeable sense of alienation settled in me; I frazzled my scalp with relaxer, battled with my weight, and grew defensive at anyone who challenged my ethnicity.
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A lot of those pieces are mirrored on Let Me Get What I Want, which, superimposed with imagery of love, sex, and teenage alienation, makes perfect sense.
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The shape-shifting, paranoia-inducing ghosts Sara encounters and hallucinates aren't capitalism or the alienation of the connected world — they're bad things coming after a good girl.
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The New York Times' "The Lonely Death of George Bell," a heartbreaking and fascinating look at the alienation of big city existence, made a particularly strong impression.
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Thiel said that his political alienation after supporting Donald Trump was not a primary driver of his move, but he did continue to bellow against tech's liberalism.
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And even in the few instances where foreigners have committed attacks in the U.S., their alienation from their new home has occurred after their arrival, not before.
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"It's been 26 years since militancy peaked, but there is more anger and alienation among the youth now than then," says Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a separatist leader.
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How can it be that young black men are still dying in such numbers, and that so many neighborhoods are in the grip of fear and alienation?
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But then, is any song recital as bleak as Schubert's "Winterreise," a cycle that Mr. Goerne has compared to the "Hollywood Songbook" as a study in alienation?
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The lab's ethicist, Tim Brown, a doctoral student of philosophy, says that some DBS patients suffer a sense of alienation and complain of feeling like a robot.
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Art Review It is a truism of modern life that despite fast and cheap communication technologies, demoralizing alienation is as widespread as ever in the developed world.
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It's one where bipartisan members of Congress are doubting the outcomes of his Singapore summit, while repudiating his rapprochement with Russia and his alienation of US allies.
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After splitting from his wife of 12 years, Kevin Howard sued her lover for "alienation of affections" — a little known tort just a handful of states recognize.
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When he drinks it himself, he becomes an incarnation of contagion, his skin mottled with oozing pustules, a walking embodiment of alienation who disgusts himself and others.
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LOUISE SPENCER Concord, N.H. To the Editor: David Brooks laments that he and other members of the media did not understand the alienation of the Trump voters.
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Instead, her subjects evoke ideas of alienation and loneliness, while also reflecting the inherent power of isolation as a special kind of conduit for transmitting creative energy.
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Blazer marked the event on his blog, Travels with Chuck Blazer and His Friends, by quietly underlining both his alienation from his classmates and his own success.
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So is tempering hummable moments of pleasure, usually in the form of guitar hooks, with well-placed blats, screeches, glassy surface layers, and other assorted alienation effects.
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Like the social and psychological alienation that drives some European Muslims to join extremist groups, this root cause must be addressed in order to truly fight terrorism.
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The pool party is a squirmy tour de force embellished with a punctuating zoom and a plangent sense of dread that make Kayla's isolation feel like alienation.
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Mr. Banks, whose early life of poverty, alcoholism and alienation mirrored the fates of countless ancestors, led protests that caused mass disorder, shootouts, deaths and grievous injuries.
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And the result is that among young, alienated, troubled men — the same demographic from which myriad forms of violent radicalism are drawn — that alienation curdles into violence.
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The book's "I" represents the poet as such, and "you," anyone who reads the poem; it's an endless dance of attraction and alienation between text and reader.
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Kiefer frequently writes in the second person, resulting in a conscious alienation of the artist from himself: 29/10/99 12.50 P.M. […] Strange, addressing oneself as 'you'.
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The plot's a bit obtuse, but the video's quite tender—a collection of faraway glances and gentle caresses as the astronaut slowly finds home amidst the alienation.
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They both begin by walking around the space to music, while rubbing white make up, like a mask, onto their faces: a perfect touch of theatrical alienation.
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Sergio's alienation is placed in the context of pre-revolutionary poverty and post-revolutionary political trials, as well the aftermath of the failed Bay of Pigs invasion.
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In other places, such as the United Kingdom or the Netherlands, the problem lies with class differences, leading to the alienation of middle-class and poor women.
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But in reality, the effect will be to further marginalize immigrants, threatening social cohesion and empowering hateful demagogues who exploit insecurity and alienation to pursue violent agendas.
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For a girl reading this who is struggling with her own alienation, the idea that you can tap into your strengths and passions seems practical and helpful.
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Trump's popularity has been propelled by the "media and cultural elite's inability to grasp the profound alienation, anger and disillusionment of millions of Americans," the newspaper added.
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In the long run, this is the only way of reversing the prevailing alienation of many Austrians from politics and winning back voters from the Freedom Party.
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Additionally, giving those with felony records a stake in shaping their society and reintegrating them as full citizens helps combat the stigma and alienation these populations endure.
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Yet Wamariya is piercing about her alienation in America and her effort to combat the perception that she is an exotic figure, to be pitied or dismissed.
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While it would be comforting to dismiss this 1922 drama as a fascinating anachronism, O'Neill's nightmarish parable of alienation and class conflict still feels close to home.
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It would remind us that we belong to nature, that we are dependent on it and that further alienation from it will be at our own peril.
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It almost doesn't matter in this study of alienation that suggests, as much as the end of man, the aging animal, an endgame to Houellebecq's creaking craft.
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Derek Hyrax, an urban planner and former community organiser in the neighbourhood, suggests the result has been "resentment and alienation" at least for some long-standing residents.
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They're both more and less serious than we can manage to express with words, and the gap between that and what they feel like is an alienation.
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There are no words that can fully describe my alienation from the unconscionable mandate that now brands millions of people as unworthy of entry upon our shores.
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On a recent winter afternoon, Ms. Segarra returned to the Nuyorican Poets Cafe to discuss her early alienation, framing it, in part, as a product of assimilation.
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Angelo Cordevilla provides an insightful comment about the 2016 election: Never before has such a large percentage of Americans expressed alienation from their leaders, resentment, even fear.
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The spider's web of color that crisscrosses the gallery indicates how complicated feelings of love and alienation can be when wrapped up in one's memories of home.
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Other works showed the complex working environment of a metropolis where Fordist and post-Fordist forms of labor coexist, along with their different forms of exploitation and alienation.
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Of all the personal stories that Koehler heard in Minneapolis, the one he found most revealing was Yusuf's, whose brief life has been filled with alienation and hardship.
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New Order, who performed "Shell-Shock," sang irresistibly about alienation while looking like Baader Meinhof members who'd half-inched some peroxide from the chemical factory they just bombed.
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While Trump's alienation of the intelligentsia will continue to earn him bad press from traditionally conservative sources, it is unclear that it will hurt him much with voters.
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For an Iranian population already increasingly chafing from the lack of political liberty and economic opportunity, the IRGC's incompetence and obfuscation was bound to create still more alienation.
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Yet if the Liberals are pushed to the left by Mr Singh and the NDP, this will sharpen the alienation already felt by solidly Conservative Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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But at the same time, we can't bury our heads in the sand and pretend that people aren't living through a great deal of poverty, despair, and alienation.
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In alienation cases, kids will typically just repeat words that are beyond their years, or they will repeat reasons that they don't possibly have access to the information.
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Allen Lane; £20 AT THE ENTRANCE to the "Zone of Alienation" around the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine stand two kiosks, painted a radioactive shade of yellow.
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Thus far, reviews of Slimani's work have focused on her depiction of motherhood, but it is her depiction of the nanny's intimate alienation that I found most striking.
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This might be thought of as a visit to a place of memory, or a commentary on a sense of alienation from the mundane nature of daily existence.
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In his concurrence, Justice Kavanaugh sounded a note of sympathy with Jewish veterans and others whose "sense of distress and alienation" led them to object to the cross.
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I used to think that the feeling of alienation that I would have was just me, but I realize that it's also a symptom of the modern world.
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"People are really frustrated and skeptical about the structure that Tara has created," said one Democratic operative, who did not want to be quoted for risk of alienation.
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Pegida marchers tend to be older middle-class men anxious about social decline and cultural alienation, says Hans Vorländer, co-author of a new book on the movement.
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"This man's face expresses a sense of decency and intelligence, but there is also a sense of alienation and a profound sadness in his eyes," the artist noted.
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Unlike the youthful radicals of the 1960s, Schlesinger thought the alienation he saw around him could only be alleviated by accepting the broad outlines of the status quo.
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Johnson spent his life looking at the hopelessness, unemployment, alienation, and addiction bred of a society built on inequality and without any sense of the shared spiritual meaning.
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" The obscure drama in those stockings, and the bathos-cum- pathos of their sudden seriousness, make for one of many hieroglyphs of modern alienation and—Neruda's coinage—"disaction.
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Think pieces wonder about the alienation caused by dating and hook-up apps like Tinder; more and more powerful and not-so-powerful men get named as abusers.
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But the episode is also distinctively "BoJack" in the way that it forces its protagonist to push past his alienation and, briefly, care for someone other than himself.
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Like many other states on this list, North Carolina has a law that allows you to sue an unfaithful partner (and their lover) through alienation of affections laws.
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Rather than extending a state of emergency that serves only to further marginalize them, the French government should address the root causes of alienation among its minority communities.
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Tugging lightly but insistently on the masks we wear in order to fit in, the film's writer and director, Ray Yeung, creates mirror images of suppression and alienation.
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It's her lack of control over her life, her alienation, the violence she suffers alone in hotel rooms at the hands of johns who don't want to pay.
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BUT, the price of this fame and success is alienation—from your family, from the the traditions of your youth, and from the celebration of the broader world.
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Oftentimes, these worlds appear to resemble other Doom maps because of their theming and texture use, too, which only further plays up that feeling of alienation and dissonance.
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There's a playfulness to all the subversion and shifting of reality that is consistently engaging and interesting on a moment-to-moment basis in spite of the alienation.
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As "Rising River Blues" illustrates, Lovell often quotes music, film, and poetry in his titles to allude to feelings like sadness and alienation in the works he references.
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This holiday season, one neighborhood in Toledo, Ohio, staved off that crushing alienation by banding together to transform an abnormally large weed into an abnormally small Christmas tree.
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It would give my mother great pause to hear me say this, but his life then, and the alienation he felt, share a strange symmetry with my own.
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All of these programs are critical to reducing the feeling of political alienation in ISIS-held territory that gave ISIS the opportunity to thrive in the first place.
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"The misinformation the document contains will cause families to reject their children, and it will increase alienation of LGBT people from the Church," he said in a statement.
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While the war in Syria played a significant role in ISIS's rise, its most important source of strength was the Iraqi Sunni minority's alienation from the Iraqi state.
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To give one specific example, we've made clear that our reporting did not fully capture the anger, frustration and alienation around the country that helped fuel Trump's rise.
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Here in the West, their words are often drowned out by our perceptions of their oppression, freedom, and alienation within the assumed monolith of regional culture and governance.
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You may think from this opening that you know how the rest of the story will go: Kelechi's alienation will gradually be replaced by a sense of belonging.
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In addition, the alienation of rural white Americans from cosmopolitan urban dwellers has only increased since big cities became entry points of immigrants from all over the world.
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Rights group Amnesty International said the crackdown was "distinct and unprecedented" in the recent history of the region and the detentions had contributed to "widespread fear and alienation".
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I wonder if after the harsh assaults, the molestations and anger, alienation and abandonment, and the grueling expansion of drugs, being mothered in a nice hotel wasn't heavenly.
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As study after study has shown, Trump won in 2016 in large part because he attracted white voters who felt some kind of race-based resentment or alienation.
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Mobilizing that support a year before the primary season produces the kind of voter alienation and angst that has traditionally fueled past independent candidacies is a daunting task.
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It's an answer that should appeal to both liberals and conservatives — an answer that isn't about Trump per se but instead about the alienation that helped him win.
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The death of a near-stranger is echoed by a later accident much closer to home, and Julieta's alienation from her father prefigures her eventual estrangement from Antia.
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Now she is having her first museum exhibition in the United States, a large video installation titled "Brig Und Ladder" that meditates on the pain of teenage alienation.
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"Once you start choking the space for dissent in a democracy, people feel pushed to the wall and then it leads to further dissent and alienation," she said.
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He recently released his second photobook, Singapore, a follow-up to his 2013 title How Loneliness Goes, which meditates on everyday alienation in our densely populated island metropolis.
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I tell the interviewer—a contracted recruiter in Texas—that I have experience with break-ups, alienation, loneliness, dislocation, sickness, and feel very comfortable talking to people about it.
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So if everything was known beforehand, why did the Saudi's pour cold water on the aspirations of the remaining members, risking its alienation from Russia and the OPEC community?
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As self-destructive as Trump's public statements have been, they are made all the worse by his consistent alienation of those he has asked to serve in his government.
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All of this distance and alienation keeps the reader at a certain remove from Selin, as well; her deadpan voice is endearing, but it holds you at arm's length.
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"Anytime you're telling a story about monsterhood, you're playing around with ideas about otherness and alienation," actor Liv Hewson, who plays the Hammonds' daughter Abby, explained in an interview.
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If right-wingers don't see their conspiracy theories represented back to them in mainstream news, it will merely hasten their ongoing alienation from mainstream sources of fact and information.
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And yet, there is something in the distance with which Eggleston's photographs deal with American racism, poverty, and consumerism — an irony, alienation, and detachment — that frustrate a contemporary viewer.
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That's to say nothing of the double alienation of being a black nerd (or "blerd"), an identity many geeks of color have described as being caught between two worlds.
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Policy Exchange is doing wonderful work on trying to rethink capitalism in the light of growing concentrations of wealth, and social policy in the light of growing public alienation.
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Previous presidents largely used an alternating mix of financial pressures (including sanctions) and international alienation alongside traditional diplomatic talks and reciprocal promises such as helping building nuclear power plants.
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At the same time, hopelessness and alienation among some of the kingdom&aposs young people, driven by high youth unemployment, have provided fertile ground for recruitment by militant groups.
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It's great that children are learning about being transgender in schools because it discourages the sense of alienation that so many people I photographed mentioned they felt growing up.
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On the other, the amplified artifice implies that something very scary and emotionally charged is going on, and through the alienation effect he conveys an extraordinary amount of pain.
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But unlike most other fashion brands, the business is not driven by growth, but rather by Kawakubo's dedication to her art, and all the conflict and alienation it entails.
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These people have chosen to duck below society's radar, got personal issues that lead them to self-alienation as well as a willingness to inflict serious violence, he continued.
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The sea's glimmering water, the beauty of lush, green hills, and Mimi's steady storytelling — her calm, reassuring presence — clash with the anguish of her childhood stories, suggesting psychological alienation.
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Many queer men suffer alienation and rejection from their fathers, and "daddy issues" often rear their ugly heads as these men begin to explore emotional intimacy with one another.
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Though she renders the village in which Agnes lives as a sparse, post-apocalyptic zone of alienation with more livestock than people, those people interact with subdued everyday courtesy.
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"It has been linked to depression, alienation, withdrawal, a reduced ability to interact with others and the potential for violent behavior," Obama wrote in a Washington Post op-ed.
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But moral injury has an added burden of guilt, grief, shame, regret, sorrow and alienation that requires a very different approach to reach the core of a sufferer's psyche.
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But that is to miss the point about Brecht's boldly anti-bourgeois study in alienation that attracts even as it repels: You look on appalled and in admiration, too.
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"In many ways the debunking just reinforced the sense of alienation or outrage that people feel about the topic, and ultimately you've done more harm than good," she said.
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"With the 16-bit era, when those types of games were pretty large within the indie scene ... that was a massive alienation for me," Harvey said in an interview.
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The World Health Organization this year classified parental alienation as a health condition, while the United Nations stipulates children should have the right to maintain bonds with both parents.
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The staging tricks enhance the ones that Albee built in, with Miriam Buether's astonishing set design, at first so pretty and cozy, holding unexpected dimensions of alienation in store.
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Mr. Eribon further considers how the intellectual left, his adopted tribe, has contributed to such alienation, even to the point of waging "an implacable war" against blue-collar interests.
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Wanda is a rare character, not just in the cinema of the time but still today — a woman defined by a near-total alienation from the world around her.
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And once a conspiracy theory gains traction, it's almost impossible to quash; it becomes a self-generating cancerous cell capable of replicating its politics of alienation again and again.
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Because the room here is a fast-food restaurant — a space that, like Twitter, helps produce the alienation that generates its business — there's a recursive quality to the meme.
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Uzi joins an honorable lineage of rappers using the instrument as neither a pro forma pop device nor an alienation effect, conveying soul death, but simply because it's gorgeous.
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Once they wrote compassionately and from experience, especially on The Suburbs; their grand proclamations about alienation and adulthood were delivered by narrators implied to have lived through such processes.
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David Wong Louie, an American writer who drew on his experiences as the son of Chinese immigrants to create stories that explored identity, alienation and acceptance, died on Sept.
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In the end, Albee and Almodóvar have created maternal archetypes (one tormented and weak, the other earthy and capable) that are inextricable from their authors' own sense of alienation.
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These efforts suggest that for all the despair and alienation that has been induced by decades of hyperpartisanship and exacerbated by the Trump era, there is a way forward.
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The video emerged amid signs of deepening alienation among Kashmiris, and ahead of the hot months of summer, which typically bring escalating clashes between Indian forces and Kashmiri youths.
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"Some writers were committed to an anti-alienation principle, arguing that the legislature could not irrevocably transfer or renounce its ultimate authority to chart the nation's course," they concluded.
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Robots are being deployed in ever-greater numbers in factories and also taking on tasks such as personal care or surgery, raising fears over unemployment, wealth inequality and alienation.
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There's a certain sense of alienation that comes with seeing an injustice yourself and then realizing that the public knows or at least should know, but they don't care.
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Consider that they were all talented writers with a deep autobiographical concern for children whose alienation from society was somehow connected to a longing they had no words for.
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Clinton supporters have the power to ensure that the election of Donald Trump does not portend end times — as long as they do not succumb to bitterness and alienation.
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And I think that there's always a bit of discomfort and alienation from your own body that goes on because in a way you experience it as a betrayal.
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