But what endures through all the bittersweetness is what they accomplished together.
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Now, she feels a "bittersweetness" when she looks at how it has been transformed.
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"So it is with tremendous bittersweetness that I accept it on his behalf," she said.
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In unpretentious fashion, "After Everything" portrays the bittersweetness of a first love that blooms in crisis.
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Overwhelmed by the bittersweetness of the day, Mr. Messinger was in tears before he turned around.
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The bittersweetness of the kumquat fed the idea that tasting a new food could be an adventure.
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"Jason gets to make everybody in the room laugh most of the time," he said, with some bittersweetness.
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After crunch ends, it's common for people to mention missing those late nights together, with a tinge of bittersweetness.9.
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The album's lyrics had a bittersweetness, and the music is a little melancholy, which felt correct to me as a child.
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These decorate the top of a grilled-salsify pudding that has the refreshing bittersweetness of one of those plant-based Italian aperitifs.
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The series is a vital piece of art, because it presents a world TV often forgets, and it does so with beauty, bittersweetness, and humility.
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There was a twinge of bittersweetness as the winning pilots stepped to the top of a podium thrown together from warehouse pallets to accept their awards.
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It was kind of a lot of bittersweetness, a lot of yin and yang, kind of in limbo or the middle of all these things happening.
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I loved the bittersweetness of the Stark reunion; how did you feel when you read how Arya, Sansa and Bran would reunite, after years of fan anticipation?
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Cleverly, La La Land doesn't get too self-conscious about this distinctively 2016 theme, in the end twisting the bittersweetness of this struggle back into the romance.
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Expressing the bittersweetness of watching his two daughters "prepare to leave the nest," he's hopeful about their future given the gains in gender equality in the past century.
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There is a bittersweetness in that they had each other to rely on during that childhood but also that they had to watch one another's suffering through it.
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"So this has been one of our favorite traditions, and it's with a little bit of bittersweetness that this is our final musical evening as president and first lady."
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Many critics noted the bittersweetness of Reynolds' determination to perform as her health declined in their initial reviews at the time, but the thought of losing Fisher seemed unimaginable.
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Ferreira's the first guest vocalist ever to appear on an Iceage song, and she and Elias Rønnenfelt feel like inevitable collaborators, the breathy bittersweetness of her vocal offsetting his pained style.
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It's an irresistibly tear-jerking moment, sure, this act of child generosity to a struggling parent, but it also captures the bittersweetness lurking underneath what is, on the surface, a rollicking comedy.
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GOT23"끝" Hidden within GOT63's album Spinning Top: Between Security & Insecurity is the Jinyoung-penned "끝," meaning "the end" — a fluttering, pop B-side that deals with the bittersweetness of endings.
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Now, with the help of director Alexis Hyde and assistant director Amanda Vandenberg, the Los Angeles team is banking on the bittersweetness of failed relationships to draw visitors to a museum in Hollywood.
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"Given the news and given everything that other people are going through, there is like a bittersweetness to it," he says, acknowledging he comes from a middle-class family and has supportive friends.
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And, in order to bring this dark tale of teenage sexuality to life, the soundtrack pulls from every corner of the 90s to draw out all its bittersweetness and downright fucked-up-ness.
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The uneasiness that comes from the film — that bittersweetness that sticks in your throat — stems from the way Baker communicates something we've known, and forced ourselves to forget, about how people live in this country.
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The last pages of this book are so epic in their bittersweetness that I literally made a friend read it immediately after I finished, so I could have some kind of emotional support group to get me through its unexpectedness.
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Part of Endgame's bittersweetness derives from the fact that, regardless of how the series continues (and most of these characters likely will be seen again, some of them very soon), the Avengers from 2012 probably aren't getting back together any time soon.
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It also hearkens back to the so-called "old Taylor" construct, the country-pop ingenue who never actually "died," the girl with just a guitar or piano, singing with aching bittersweetness and specificity about time spent with a boy, a man, a lover.
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And while the company is casting off the system as a relic of the past, there's still a sense of bittersweetness in the "Let's talk about invites" forum post that announced the move: The demand for the OnePlus One was much higher than expected.
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Although he was still dependent on heroin, Levan's 1992 tour of Japan garnered gushing accolades in the local press. Encouraged by Cheren, he entered rehab and continued his tentative recording forays. Francois Kevorkian described Levan's final Japanese sets as nostalgic and inspirational, imbued with an air of bittersweetness and closure.
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Baseman added performance art to his oeuvre in 2009 with "La Noche de la Fusion," a mythical holiday festival celebrating the bittersweetness of existence by fusing cultures and blurring the lines of reality. Shown in 2009 at the Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City, the event featured games, live music, dancers, and live models of Baseman's characters such as Toby, ChouChou, Hotchachacha, Skeleton Girl, Hickey Bat Girl, Bubble Girl, and Butterfly Girl. In June 2010, Baseman presented "Giggle and Pop!" at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Live action costumed ChouChous played in the La Brea Tar Pits along with performers dressed as Baseman's WildGirls, who were renamed "Tar Pit Girls" for the occasion.
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Tibbets assumed the role of editor, which he maintained until Issue 35. In that issue, he gave the following farewell: > It is with a mixture of great pride and a certain amount of bittersweetness > that I announce that this is the last issue of The Grenadier to be done by > the current Editorial Staff. The irregularity which has become a hallmark of > The Grenadier has been the product of my personal incapacities to juggle > multiple priorities - being a husband, parent, corporate publishing > executive, and simple Editor - these have caballed against my most excellent > intentions and pious pronouncements to delay the important transfer of > information from the Seats of Power to You, the Readers. It would be both > easy and facile for me to slip into a slough of self-pity brought about by > the betrayal of Others, Named and Un-named.
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Gary Baseman (born September 27, 1960) is an American artist who investigates history, heritage, and the human condition (especially love, longing, and loss). Through iconography and visual narratives that celebrate “the beauty of the bittersweetness of life,” his work brings together the worlds of popular culture and fine art. Baseman’s career includes illustration for clients including The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and The Wall Street Journal and the bestselling board game Cranium; as well as animation for the Emmy and BAFTA award-winning series and feature film “Teacher’s Pet” for ABC/Disney. He is a frequent speaker at international conferences on graphic and multidisciplinary arts and visual communications. Recent projects include a collaboration with COACH; a documentary “Mythical Creatures” about his family heritage; a traveling retrospective that featured hundreds of his paintings, photographs, videos, and toy and costume designs.
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