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The fact that Democrats are suddenly channeling their inner Reagan is no excuse for those on the right to start channeling their inner Kennedy.
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While "Fade" finds Taylor, herself an artist on the G.O.O.D. Music label, channeling Jennifer Beals in Flashdance, for this latest outing, she seems to be channeling Alicia Vikander in Ex Machina.
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" Baldwin's Trump said, channeling the theme song from "Cops.
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" Scaramucci channeling Priebus: " 'Oh, Bill Shine is coming in.
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" To which we can only say, channeling Elizabeth: "Yes.
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I was channeling some of that energy with the hair.
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Clearly, Luke is channeling his powerlessness into building elaborate theories.
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Channeling that classic Marilyn Monroe in the white dress look?
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We're channeling the excitement into creating extra ROI for you.
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Is Depp really channeling Joey Tribbiani in his new role?
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Seeing Bruno Mars up there, channeling Prince, seemed like overkill.
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Y., standing next to his colleague and channeling Marv Albert.
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I'd also love to know what crystal energy he's channeling.
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One moment, you're channeling Katharine Hepburn, the next, Keith Richards.
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He's channeling Vizzini from the "The Princess Bride" here. 234.
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Ezekiel kisses Michonne, channeling their time together in the comics.
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He is merely channeling it in all the right ways.
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So I'm channeling a lot of that energy in this.
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It was just channeling that energy in the right direction.
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The character also wears pink gloves while channeling Marilyn Monroe.
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He was known for channeling his struggles into his music.
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Most of the time, though, he is channeling Golden State.
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Is Statman a total buzzkill on channeling your inner Soros?
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Others expressed defiance against any populist voices channeling old hatreds.
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Blips, bloops, and pixels were suddenly capable of channeling reality.
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Is he channeling his The Great Wall character while in China?
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Were you ever unsettled by how well you were channeling Tommy?
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Rose McGowan is channeling one of her personal heroes for Halloween.
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And now, she's channeling those candid stories into her first memoir.
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But was he channeling a little extra oomph this time around?
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Lindsey Graham is channeling his longtime friend, the late Arizona Sen.
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"I am channeling my inner country girl this year," she says.
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But he was skeptical about channeling those beliefs through a religion.
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The best moment of the night: Ted Cruz channeling the Donald.
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"It's great – she is channeling her unhappy days," Noreen tells PEOPLE.
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"I feel like half the time you're channeling Patti," says Bogia.
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Richard Pryor remains known for channeling his misfortune into groundbreaking comedy.
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Maybe it's channeling something else that's going on in your life.
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Lovato, like Ariana Grande before her, channeling her inner Christina Aguilera.
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At this rate, you'll be channeling the star in no time.
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Some Venezuelans are channeling their frustrations into demonstrations against the government.
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"You're going to see Democrats channeling that energy," the aide said.
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To McIlroy's displeasure, more fans started channeling their mean Twitter voices.
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"It's a way of channeling my inner caveman," Ceddia told MUNCHIES.
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The single finds McAuley channeling catchy techno from the early 90s.
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Biff the Samoyed is definitely channeling Oscar with those statement eyebrows.
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But what she's channeling here is a spirit of pure divinity.
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They are channeling their donations through the Foundation for the N.I.H.
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As she always does, Adele is channeling her heartache into music.
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She looked like she was channeling the forces of the universe.
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"The heart wants what it wants," I shrugged, channeling Woody Allen.
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But Shapiro (channeling French) buys into this delusion without any qualms.
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This is Corker channeling the Republican establishment as well mainstream America.
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Here they are channeling "Formation," complete with Bey's big hat head tilt.
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His name is conjured by Nat when channeling for young Ruth's mother.
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"Channeling my best Marilyn Monroe," Kardashian, 31, wrote alongside the NSFW photo.
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Channeling my inner Aretha Franklin – the woman has got so much soul!!!!
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For Erin, last night's outfit was all about channeling the ice princess.
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One of the ways he does that is by channeling Chechen traditions.
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David plays Sanders channeling David on the day of the Iowa caucus.
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They perform without hesitation, channeling a carnal conviction into their existential unease.
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Democracies are certainly more effective in channeling popular discontent than autocratic regimes.
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Vanderpump, perhaps channeling a bit of Frankel's spirit, summed her "prudish" reaction.
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Mr. Dudamel succeeded in channeling the slyness of Mr. Norman's writing, too.
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As for Mr. Jacobs himself, he appears uninterested in channeling modern culture.
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Channeling her anger into activism, Ms. Corduck established the nonprofit organization Oneinforty.
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In a Say Anything-channeling cartoon strip released exclusively to Vox, Boom!
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More significantly, Jazz Fest is nonprofit, channeling revenues back into Louisiana music.
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They were channeling Mr. Trump's birther schtick long before Mr. Trump did.
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But she compensates by channeling the sheer, raucous energy of Egyptian audiences.
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But channeling his new coach's sereneness, Anthony said, "I'll be all right."
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Businessman Luis Tavel said Trump is just channeling the frustrations of many.
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So when I'm dancing, when I'm acting, singing — I'm channeling my heritage.
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"I don't know if they're channeling each other or what," she said.
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"We are 'channeling' a devastating hard hit for you," the sender wrote.
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"'Let's make ourselves chummy and folksy,'" Shore says, channeling a financial startup.
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But channeling that energy into the voting booth has proved more challenging.
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"I have no idea what channeling my inner B.K. means," he said.
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Channeling their inner Rocky, workers at the headquarters of Mitsui Home Co 1868.
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The Grammy-award winning artist was channeling Barbie for the Camp Fashion theme.
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You mentioned that you feel like you're channeling your mom in some ways.
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Was Channing Tatum channeling Gambit or his inner teen at the Golden Globes?
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In response to the tragedy, many residents are channeling their grief into generosity.
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Until then, please temper your Olympics anxiety by channeling Chloe's nerves of steel.
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Channeling cheerfulness is easy because we get to put on a T-shirt.
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But rhetorically, he is channeling a lot of anger against the very wealthy.
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"Those factories were channeling unimaginable wealth to a growing aristocracy," the narration says.
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Channeling her inner Legally Blonde and wanting to become an animal defense attorney!
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I'm channeling last night's emotions into today's workout and leave high on endorphins.
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Even Blue Ivy, channeling a Jackson Five-era Michael Jackson, made an appearance.
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The brand is also reworking its aesthetic, by channeling a "casual luxury" vibe.
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This is Beyoncé channeling Oshun, the Yoruba goddess of water, fertility, love, sensuality.
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She's taking all this positivity and channeling it to her situation with Scott.
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One day Connor looks like Simon LeBon, the next he's channeling Spandau Ballet.
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And his lyrics often sound like diary entries, channeling youthful pain and angst.
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Smith may also be a Resistance member, perhaps channeling The Doctor's rebellious spirit.
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Channeling vintage cameos, a Swiss tattooer reconsiders the female archetype in tattoo art.
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He's also channeling cash through underground brokers to relatives still across the border.
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These fans should really be channeling all that emotion into a productive project.
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What if Albert was not only writing as LeRoy, but actually channeling him?
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This was my weird way of channeling that through the character of Bud.
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Students like Hugues, who identifies as straight, embraced coaching on channeling femme energy.
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As she sat silently, carefully breathing, he explained that he was channeling energy.
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"Art reminds us of a state of animal vigor," she proclaims, channeling Nietzsche.
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To me, Mr. Sinno seems to be channeling Freddie Mercury's blazing, naughty magic.
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We are channeling that energy into action, and really going on the offense.
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" As Matthew McConnaughey once said, channeling Friedrich Nietzsche: "Time is a flat circle.
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John Lewis, a Georgia Democrat and chairman of the panel, channeling Richard Nixon.
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After 20 years of channeling Martha, how do you keep the character alive?
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"I think we'll be channeling and amplifying the real Trump," Mr. Andersen said.
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When he talks about money matters, it's as if he's channeling Mr. McLean.
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Now Kourtney Kardashian is channeling all her energy on Scott Disick in a way that he himself does not appreciate, while the Kardashian-Jenners are channeling all their energy at each other both on Celebrity Family Feud and behind-the-scenes.
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But channeling anger at free trade is like biting the hand that feeds you.
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Follow Carter's advice and you'll be channeling Conrad's California-cool style in no time.
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It leans sexy and slow, so maybe DJ Ansolo channeling D'Angelo and not Diplo.
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Here's a Portrait photo of Mashable Tech Editor Pete Pachal channeling his inner 007.
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By channeling the excitement of liberals into certain races, can we move the needle?
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Stone has coped, she says, by channeling her anxiety into hobbies such as baking.
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It's just a question of channeling that artistic ability into whatever the work requires.
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"She's channeling her emotions into her work and leaning on her family and friends."
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There's even a theory that her character, Winter Anderson, is channeling a Manson girl.
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Channeling this hunger constructively rather than destructively is the challenge for the next decade.
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JF: That was Shani Hilton talking to Anne Helen Petersen and channeling Gwen Stefani.
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Garbage, channeling all our teen rage, has never been a band who minced words.
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By channeling its inner Disney, the company is also moving into theme parks attractions.
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In response, Robinson organized protests across the country channeling public anger over the killing.
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Etete denies charges of bribery for channeling money from the deal to Nigerian politicians.
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Summer, channeling her inner Furiosa and grandpa Rick, assimilates to the brutality with ease.
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They have long attracted criticism for inflating costs and channeling public money to shareholders.
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It didn't take long before I started channeling both Selena and Jennifer Lopez's styles.
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So, like my craft, my home is always channeling where I am at creatively.
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And it looks like Khlo-Money is channeling her ultimate style crush, Jennifer Lopez.
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"It's very ethereal, stately – kind of channeling 1980s Dominique Deveraux [from] Dynasty," she says.
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I closed the app and got back to work, channeling Venus all the way.
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Again channeling the Met Ball, I was thinking, 'What would Rosie [Huntington-Whiteley] do?
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Wet Seal isn't the only retailer channeling the California cool aesthetic for its rebirth.
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On "Diversion," Segall sounds like he's channeling both Marc Bolan and Nobunny's Justin Champlin.
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The 18-year-old clearly learned from the best, channeling her sister's signature stare.
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Most people thought that she was channeling Miley Cyrus — and she was, a bit.
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Sigmund Freud called this "sublimation," the channeling of destructive impulses into socially acceptable actions.
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The hard part is channeling your feelings into producing the behavior that you want.
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This week Winter stepped out in two very elegant gowns channeling Old Hollywood glamour.
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And now, she's channeling the New York franchise again in a new Instagram post.
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Blood vessels in the extremities also constrict, channeling oxygen-rich blood to vital organs.
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"We're channeling our anger, our experiences, our concern into sharp, focused action," she said.
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And Kaine — perhaps channeling his inner Clinton — decided to say this of their existence.
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So we are kind of channeling the energy for the set and correcting imbalances.
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For her label, L'Artisane, she takes inspiration from the past, channeling her grandfather's style.
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Which is gravy to me, because this is clearly about channeling the existential spark.
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Mr. Dent, channeling the exasperation of his colleagues, suggested an exodus might be imminent.
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Giuliani played a key role in the effort by back-channeling with Ukrainian officials.
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"Do not stand idly by the blood of your neighbor!" she exclaims, channeling Leviticus.
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However, Underwood isn't the only woman that Halsey is channeling in her latest video.
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Californian officials have begun channeling that public mood into bracing us-against-them rhetoric.
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My response to that, channeling my mother, is how much money would that save?
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It makes 260 horsepower with 277 foot-pounds of torque, channeling the oomph through ...
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"Rebellions are built on hope," Jones's Erso says, channeling The Hunger Games' Katniss Everdeen.
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In some ways, Trump is channeling how many people in America feel about Muslims.
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However, Jordyn Woods might already be channeling her inner phoenix to rise from the ashes.
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Two years later, the Fort Saskatchewan, Canada, native is channeling her loss into something powerful.
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Boz is constantly listening to music while painting, channeling the aural inspiration onto the canvas.
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New York-based actors Jackie Nguyen and Nate Huntley have spent years channeling different characters.
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Robb, channeling his inner Ned, was furious over the murdered children and beheaded Karstark himself.
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"Rova Channeling Coltrane" similarly chronicles a live performance, highlighting the ephemeral qualities of the music.
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A sort of grim reaper with an Austrian accent — or is he channeling Christoph Waltz?
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Channeling true Renata Klein (Laura Dern) energy, fans demanded to see the scene in full.
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The family dynamics in this film are intriguing, especially given the history you're channeling here.
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Also channeling the pastel theme, her mother sports a classic, high-waisted pale yellow suit.
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At the 2020 AFI Awards, Porter said he was channeling "'Handmaid's Tale' realness" on Instagram.
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The process of artistic creation is one that does not involve thinking, but often channeling.
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Summer may be winding down, but that shouldn't stop you from channeling your inner Bardot.
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Sony is channeling the PS1 era with a trio of new translucent DualShock 4 controllers.
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But according to the source, the new mom is channeling her energy into the positive.
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I think of them as non-judgmental observers, channeling their Triassic mind from prehistoric times.
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This character isn't content with channeling her fury into a single-minded purpose or quest.
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By channeling a form of mental time travel, he attempts to overcome these past anxieties.
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A good political impression requires more than just channeling a person's voice and facial ticks.
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Channeling anger into activities such as kicking a ball or running is healthy, she says.
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I don't know if they were just channeling history or they were really into it.
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Ryan Reynolds was channeling his inner Wade Wilson, aka Marvel's Deadpool, at a young age.
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Trump officials had even been back-channeling conservative ideas with conservative allies on Capitol Hill.
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She soared through it, channeling all the uneasy energy and experiences of the preceding year.
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Note the pretty yellow sweater, her preference for sheep motifs, and her Lilibet-channeling bob.
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"People who I give milk to have become my butcher," she said, channeling the animal.
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At the same time, what Eminem is channeling in this latest freestyle is very real.
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There is perhaps no rapper working who is more effective at channeling gut-level emotion.
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The final seconds of the trailer show Michonne channeling Negan from the season seven premiere.
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John Lennon was eminently capable of channeling his pain so that others could feel it.
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She began channeling her energy into another endeavor: saving others from the experience she had.
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It was as if the Europeans were channeling Palmer, who was known for his charges.
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Second, by channeling funds to sectors and countries where capital can be used most productively.
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After a long and taxing evening of meditation and spirit-channeling, I have achieved this.
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On "Behind the Scenes" he mutates his voice, channeling the throaty quality of Young Thug.
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If he's right, there are larger forces at work that are channeling themselves through Kevin.
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He stares, bewildered, shocked and, above all, weary, as if channeling the mood of Syria.
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They form passageways, ships' bows, platforms and walls, channeling the dancers' movement across the stage.
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These are women without children or romantic love, channeling their maternal instincts into plastic figurines.
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People are channeling their anger into voting in a way we have not seen historically.
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Lauren Tabach-Bank, the magazine's entertainment director, didn't hesitate when asked whom they were channeling.
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There's no restaurateur better at channeling time-worn French bistros and brasseries than Keith McNally.
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Channeling more business to domestic companies is a primary economic goal of the Trump administration.
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In total, Germany is channeling up to 750 billion euros ($812 billion) into its economy.
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"It's an upper, a little hallucinogenic," she said, as if channeling Carlos Castaneda extolling peyote.
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All of those warning flags were missing from past moments of presidential transition back-channeling.
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Channeling his consigliere, Trump has denied and diverted, charging the scandal is really about Biden.
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If you're properly channeling your inner 5-year-old, you're rolling on the floor now.
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" Think of Trump's "disruption" as channeling Commandant Cates' "making a problem instead of solving one.
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"Channeling Anna Nicole Smith from her Guess campaign," Kardashian captioned the photos, adding black hearts.
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In channeling Arendt's thought process and response to culture, Wormser fashions his own bon mots.
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While channeling pop legends like Beyoncé, she added her unique dance skills to the video.
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" Channeling the spirit of Beyoncé's 2006 track "Irreplaceable," Minaj reminds him, "It's plenty on deck.
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For his part, Mr. Trump seems to be channeling more Mao Zedong than Andrew Jackson.
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"Like a vir-ir-ir-ir-gin," the Met's new music director sang, channeling Madonna.
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The people who target mosques at home are channeling our disregard for Muslim lives abroad.
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Lili Reinhart is channeling her grief over the loss of Riverdale costar Luke Perry into poetry.
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The mom in question is obviously channeling the Evil Kermit meme that took off this month.
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Then Bowdy -- channeling his inner strength -- lifts the dresser high enough for his brother to escape.
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The actor did all his own stunts in a snowy video channeling his Baby Driver character.
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FX has released the first teaser for the show, and it's channeling some distinct AHS vibes.
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Gerber and Clooney's business partner Mike Meldman was also in attendance, channeling the late Hugh Hefner.
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But tomorrow, as a professional, he will be channeling all his passion into the Belgian team.
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However, Albert had been channeling a harrowed Southern boy since her days at the New School.
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She defined herself as a "soft butch" and she's channeling that into her new drag persona.
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And tell me you don't hear her channeling Mariah Carey in that breakdown at the end.
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Elle Fanning is channeling all of your favorite pop stars in her new film Teen Spirit.
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Sanders: Trump channeling Americans' anger toward minorities "I don't let things go so easily," Trump said.
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Still storytelling, but channeling another designer's sensibility, and always keeping in mind that time and place.
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IBM is channeling its science and tech expertise into tackling some of the world's biggest problems.
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Mr. Bush, channeling his respectful roots, responded by first saying "some good things" about Mr. Trump.
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It's like being a leopard without the spots, or channeling Cardi B without a colorful wig.
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Michael Jackson A young Carlton (Alfonso Ribeiro) channeling his inner Michael Jackson in this Pepsi commercial?
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Cassadee Pope is channeling her split with fiancé Rian Dawson into a "savage" new breakup song.
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And now even dogs are channeling their inner goddess with a Beyoncé-themed maternity photo shoot.
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It felt as though folks were channeling talking points, parroting words that had long lost meaning.
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He is channeling and representing a set of voices that feel like they haven't been heard.
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After channeling her frustration with the coal industry into local activism, Swearengin — a supporter of Sen.
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Ripoll is angry as well, and is channeling that rage into his first vote this November.
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China needs to prevent state-owned enterprises from channeling "cheap money" into inefficient investment, he said.
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" It is what Dami — channeling Zane Lowe of Beats One radio — has called "A MASSIVE CHUNE.
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It's 3D, it features gigantic robots wrecking cities, and it looks like it's channeling Sonic Generations.
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"That's all folks!" he bleated into a microphone, channeling that other great porcine performance artist, Porky.
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When reporters called, he suggested they contact the W.M.O., impishly channeling them as de facto lobbyists.
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For a spookier take on an icon, consider channeling Michael Jackson from his "Thriller" music video.
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In the end, perhaps channeling a leader from another continent, Jon Snow let the Wildlings in.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - There's nothing quite like a corset when it comes to channeling female frustration.
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And for Pac Div, we always made best music when we were channeling our best selves.
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I'm kind of like a messenger, channeling something from the Universe—I'm not sure exactly where.
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I was clearly channeling David Bowie and the New York Dolls … desperately searching for an identity.
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He is revered by education professionals for his skill in channeling federal dollars to their schools.
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" Or as Denton puts it, channeling the tone of "newly laid-back Jezebel," everything is "fine.
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Earlier this year, Gabriella made headlines for channeling her grandmother, Princess Grace, in a floral dress.
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The message is also transfixing, channeling our worst fears about capitalism and our powerlessness over stuff.
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Bernie: no endorsement from Warren MORE, suggesting the Democratic leader was "channeling Trump" with his remarks.
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In a twist, Musselman is still channeling the Warriors — or at least the new-look Warriors.
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Katy Perry is channeling her inner biker with a tropical paradise backdrop for her latest song.
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The playful simplicity of some of his drawing wobbles between channeling and being derivative of Matisse.
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Certainly, it's the ethos of noir, which Chinatown is channeling, if also challenging, in its way.
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Amaral&aposs processes are reminiscent of reiki, a technique that focuses on energy channeling through touch.
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Luckily for us, Palmer is now channeling the entrepreneurial spirit of Mercedes, her character in Hustlers.
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"❥ Channeling Anna Nicole Smith from her Guess campaign ❥," she captioned the series of photos.
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He would improvise these long monologues and you're just thinking 'Is this dude channeling another person?
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In that way, I am channeling my late father, who was highly skeptical of many things.
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In that way, I am channeling my late father, who was highly skeptical of many things.
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But there are as many sections that seem like a composer channeling her own individual muse.
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Love lives for the scene; one can imagine her channeling Real Housewife Camille Grammer on set.
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Williamson talks a lot about channeling love instead of fear, but how would that look in policy?
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"Now we are channeling our feelings into action," said Lemus, who spends long hours knocking on doors.
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Indeed, Mack often seems to be channeling her own past, or that of American teenagers more generally.
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Channeling Barrymore's signature bohemian aesthetic, the collection features tons of prints, patterns, textures, and bold-colored pieces.
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But he is very good at channeling every discussion into the same handful of culture war tropes.
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Apollo becomes her coping mechanism, her outlet for channeling the overwhelming grief she has yet to process.
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Was she channeling Hillary's look as a way to say that she would be our champion now?
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Channeling 90s acts like Strife, Ecostrike play a blend of hardcore that is both metallic and catchy.
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Looking for a little style inspiration, she decided to go to school channeling 20-year-old Zendaya.
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By channeling users through its messaging platforms to these games and digital goods, Tencent is making bank.
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Channeling JFK, Kroll sported a black suit and tie, which he completed with an American flag pin.
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Britney Spears is channeling her iconic "…Baby One More Time" schoolgirl outfit in her latest Instagram post.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster told reporters on Saturday that so-called back-channeling was not unusual.
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JF: That was Shani Hilton talking to Aunt Helen Peterson and both of them channeling Gwen Stefani.
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You have enormous amounts of money flowing into crazy people who are channeling populace of years past.
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"I'm very much channeling my character Zoya the Destroyer tonight," Brie told PEOPLE on the red carpet.
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Next time we're on a run, we know who we'll be channeling to finish that final lap.
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His kids are proud of the way he's channeling his energy, but worry about what's to come.
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Emma Stone is channeling tennis legend Billie Jean King for her new film Battle of the Sexes.
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She is presumably channeling another middle-aged woman and the hat casts a shadow over her face.
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Now, Abrams is channeling her anger over the defeat into a fight for voter rights in Georgia.
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Donald Faison certainly hasn't forgotten – he tweeted a picture of himself channeling Murray in the best way.
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Chris Jericho admitted to purposely channeling Brody's style during his current New Japan run in the podcast.
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The Slow Mo Guys are back at it again and this time they're channeling their inner child.
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That was the first time I remember purposefully channeling the power of the rat in our music.
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It's the most gritty we've heard her, channeling a quick-paced flow while never losing her tone.
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"I can't see a thing on the surface of Venus," Sagan said, channeling over-eager planetary scientists.
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"I mean, it's huge," she said, channeling her candidate's favorite adjective but not his sense of hyperbole.
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There's something deeply satisfying about witnessing America's most shameless sex writer channeling the notoriously guarded Mrs. Clinton.
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Trump is executing a political strategy that has been around for millennia: channeling anger born of fear.
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We're left with a character who speaks like Mary Poppins-era Dick Van Dyke channeling Danny Dyer.
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The director, Myriam Cyr, and three solid performers make us part of the channeling, breathless and hopeful.
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Last year, Obama wore a grey Michael Kors suit channeling actress Julianna Marguiles from The Good Wife.
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This is because Keng is channeling Itt (Banlop Lomnoi), a soldier who has a mysterious sleeping sickness.
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While DeAndre Jordan took the villainous character to a whole new level by channeling Joaquin Phoenix's version.
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Other Republican senators began channeling their inner Trump and lashing out on Judge Kavanaugh's behalf as well.
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I am all for women channeling their anger and their frustration — it is about 2,500 years overdue.
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Enter Hield, who's channeling JJ Watt ... and doing his best to get money to people in need.
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Kelly Clarkson is channeling country superstar Dolly Parton to prep for her first day on the job.
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There are also a lot of wigs, but none which seem to be channeling any Friends characters.
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"Sometimes I think we're channeling our anxiety about the uncertainty about corona into the food," she said.
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True may be on the west coast, but she's channeling New York Fashion Week like the pros.
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Their gaze is a cocktail of serious brooding and reflection, each channeling his or her inner Brando.
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It's also a change of gears for Ms. Coyne, 64, known for championing and channeling female voices.
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They feel the Vermont senator is channeling their frustration about the injustices foisted on the working class.
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But in this instance, he is not channeling Blackstone or Harlan Stone or even The Rolling Stones.
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I'm channeling the spirit of Alan Moore to tell Alan Moore, 'Fuck you, I'm doing it anyway.
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But Mr. Trump was channeling public exhaustion after more than 15 years of warfare since the Sept.
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The notoriously private singer opened up about channeling emotions into his music in the Rolling Stone interview.
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Which is a very weird thing for politicians, who depend on channeling the public will, to do.
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Ironically, in Trump's case, channeling her charisma has been most successful when she isn't near the President.
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" Then later, channeling what everyone was thinking, advised Kingston: "Why don't you just quit while you're behind?
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I was channeling Erica Jong, another Jewish writer who'd divorced a Chinese man and kept his surname.
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He would have to walk a difficult tightrope, respecting Trump's instincts while channeling them into something coherent.
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I was channeling my dark self at that time, and birthed who I was at that time.
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It's a fan-first experience, where you have regular people going up there channeling their favorite artist.
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It is not healthy to continue channeling policy through the tax code, where its impacts are obscured.
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Over the weekend, Dunham posted a photo that had her "channeling Juliet" on her way to an event.
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For Goxip, distribution looks to be the real challenge, so channeling bloggers and influencers is a logistic step.
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The bezel is a matter of millimeters — Samsung is clearly channeling some innovation from its mobile side here.
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We can decide how we want to handle digital surveillance, attention-channeling, harassment, data collection, and algorithmic decisionmaking.
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Garcia, who had dabbled in slime-making as a hobby, soon realized she was channeling a worldwide obsession.
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Much of fashion week is about what's next, though Brandon Maxwell is interested in channeling what came before.
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Levine debuted a very punk-rock look on Instagram that has him channeling Travis Bickle from Taxi Driver.
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Another dancer, channeling Lady Macbeth, scrubs vigorously, with her knee, at an invisible spot on the hardwood floor.
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Devine entered the stage sporting a hairy look while channeling the titular character from Beauty and the Beast.
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"C'mon buddy, bring it back around, focus in," Danielle M. says, channeling her own gentle inner gym teacher.
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As for , he said the company has done a solid job in cutting costs and channeling its focus.
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She was back to brown the following day, however, channeling Cher with a sleek center-parted brunette style.
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While we love us some adult feminist Halloween costumes, we've also recently spotted kids channeling powerful, inspiring leaders.
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Drew Scott and Emma Slater took a tumble while channeling their "weirdo" sides on Dancing with the Stars.
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Momager Kris Jenner got in on the fun too, channeling Cleopatra in an over-the-top gold ensemble.
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He even included a group pic in which the Emmy winner definitely looked like she was channeling Cordelia.
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Performers are always channeling some or another character, but they more often dabble in drama than the occult.
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Schwartz told PEOPLE at her launch party that she designed her new bangle collection by channeling positive energy.
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Before she hit the stage CiCi told us that channeling Nakia was more than just playing dress up.
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A 28-mile-long dike formed beneath the surface, channeling hot magma to the eruption sites at Holuhraun.
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The best part about channeling the Duchess of Sussex is that Markle wears brands you likely already own.
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Margot Robbie is expertly channeling her inner Sharon Tate for Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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Channeling his inner burglar, he and a colleague surveyed the building, found an open window, and crawled inside.
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But a source familiar with the suit says the industry is channeling significant resources into the legal fight.
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Your imagination is especially active today, Virgo—put it to good use by channeling it into your art!
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Channeling this combination, Jarvis created the portrait series and installation, "This Charming Guest," for The Standard Hotel Group.
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Perry, 32, recently morphed into yet another celebrity, channeling Guy Fieri on Thursday, complete with his trademark hair.
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Her work moves between performance, video, and photography, channeling her approach towards critiques on the politics of presence.
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Now, he's channeling that certain je nais se quois into a project that's a little less conventional: candles.
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While an art career may never be in your future, channeling your creativity is never a bad idea.
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I'm not channeling Superman or even the more believable Stallone, circa Rocky I. I'm talking equities and treasuries.
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Topher Grace talks about the challenges of channeling Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke in Spike Lee's "BlacKkKlansman."
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So whenever we feel like channeling our inner Kardashian or inner J.Lo — yes, she's in there, deep down!
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But when I'm an artist, it's just true that I'm not particularly good at channeling that emotion directly.
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" He also pitched the idea of channeling Trump superfan Gene Huber, a role he'd be "thrilled to play.
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However, Trump was able to overcome this hurdle with working-class voters by channeling their frustrations with elites.
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Currently UNDP, channeling money from the Global Environment Facility, is funding the start-up of the Moroccan project.
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Channeling the aesthetics of ancient Greek armor, Diana's costume is forged at the intersection of form and function.
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In novelistic introductions to each chapter, she recreates several periods in Austen's life, even channeling her deathbed musings.
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Channeling Ms. Crystal's loose-limbed, splashy stage presence, Ms. Quisenberry surveyed the crowd that had packed the club.
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Channeling the energy of Trump, he said the charges were politically motivated, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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The Beguiled cast is going absolutely HAM in a new video that has them channeling the Schuyler Sisters.
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Instead, we're left with an ebullition of nationalist zeal, with no redirection and only one politician channeling it.
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She walked the red carpet with a yellow snake, channeling Britney Spears' iconic 2001 "Slave 4 U" performance.
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Mister Peru seems to be channeling the ancient Inca people, who lived in Peru through the late 1500s.
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But channeling claims to arbitration can weaken or undermine federal laws that are enforced through private civil litigation.
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From honoring a Malawi-based fashion brand to channeling Princess Diana, here are her best looks so far.
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"I have had to act as if I'm someone else many times," channeling someone else's confidence, Galán says.
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Dawson began channeling her energies into film and modeling work through the rest of the '70s and '80s.
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Take the return of Raymond Tusk, a character whose mere presence induces back-channeling and Xander Feng flashbacks.
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"It is beautiful beneath the sea, but if you stay too long you'll drown," he explains, channeling Dumbledore.
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Channeling the same melancholic acoustic guitar style has proved successful for artists from different areas of the country.
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And instead of channeling his inner glimmer of good guy, Caputo gets turned on by Linda threatening Crystal.
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Channeling their design backgrounds, the founders launched an ambitious project to get its hosts to love the company.
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Glad your base is channeling the enthusiasm generated by your 22019 campaign into building a new political movement.
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He and a friend, Rafael Casal, ended up channeling their emotions — rage, frustration, confusion, anxiety — into a screenplay.
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Check out the gallery ... when she wasn't channeling a gladiator in a one-piece, Ashley was literally dazzlin'.
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He turned instead to an academic career, while at the same time channeling his creative drive into composition.
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The catalyst lies in making meaning of a feeling like anger and channeling it into advocacy, for example.
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American medical providers that collectively spend $50 billion per year are channeling work to local businesses and residents.
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Mr. Bolton has forged a comfortable relationship with the president, several people said, channeling his "America First" vocabulary.
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Alongside Magni, Ery Nzaramba grew nicely into the role of Prospero, occasionally channeling a sinister, Gollum-like voice.
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It's like some weird channeling of Joseph Conrad and Cormac McCarthy, and yet remains its own original work.
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The Kazakh government accused him of effectively channeling some $6 billion out of BTA and into his coffers.
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Re-channeling resources to directly house the homeless in adult foster care would save public health and money.
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"She's channeling the ancestors through a very intentionally and carefully crafted filter," Williams said by phone from Nashville.
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The president, channeling his hero Andrew Jackson, continues to champion a particularly virulent form of reactionary white majoritarianism.
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Americans have been working through their end-times anxiety for decades now, sometimes channeling it towards self-sufficiency.
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Joseph Baena's channeling his inner Mr. Universe ... with a weightlifting routine that would make his old man proud.
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Channeling your energy toward your professional goals is a great way to work with today's astrological line-up.
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Now that most of the dirty work appears to be settled ... time to get back to channeling McSteamy.
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In the music video preview, Taylor Swift seems to be channeling Scarlett Johansson's character from Ghost In The Shell.
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It's three women channeling a specific spirit and a method of romantic, introspective, positive and harmonically sophisticated R&B.
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Channeling gritty Pink Ladies leader Rizzo, Hudgens flawlessly belted out the emotional number in the halls of Rydell High.
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Sam shares the information with his devious brother Campbell (Toby Wallace), who seems to be channeling J.D. from Heathers.
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Even Matthew McConaughey channeling his best time-is-a-flat-circle vibes couldn't sell his Man in Black dialogue.
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Punxsutawney Phil may have predicted six more weeks of winter, but Diane Kruger is channeling the warm weather now.
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The 7½-year-old daughter of Christina Milian and ex-husband The-Dream is channeling her favorite L.O.L. Surprise!
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Sixty years ago, so the story goes, a tenant named Jane Roberts began channeling a spirit from another dimension.
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By the late '60s, Ms. Roberts started offering small psychic classes and public channeling sessions in her living room.
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We can prove them wrong, by channeling our ambient anxiety and online outrage into meaningful action and political power.
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He's especially known for channeling 6-year-old George to poke fun at other members of the royal family.
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"Rova Channeling Coltrane" (Rogue Art) Transience and permanence each play a role in any landmark recording of free jazz.
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The mixed-media artist came to the United States in 1999, channeling her cultural shift into large, figurative collages.
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But Kunis went in a completely different direction, channeling some of the Parisian inspo we've been eyeing for months.
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That's right, the actress could be channeling Elle Woods sometime in the near future by running for political office.
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Liberal organizers argue that Sanders's true strength was in channeling this momentum into energy that directly reached Senate Democrats.
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The IDGAF look on her face, flawless beach hair, and cigarette are totally channeling California girl-gone-bad Marissa.
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But watching the 5-foot-3-inch Selma Blair strut her stuff channeling Cecile Caldwell no doubt was something.
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VanderWaal is not only channeling only Swift's musical vibes and girl-next-door appeal, but her big heart, too.
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And honestly, who wouldn't want their future energy strategy to involve megastructures capable of channeling the power of hurricanes?
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Cyrus posted a photo of Liam Hemsworth channeling his inner Danny Zuko in a black T-shirt and jeans.
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" Bro also called on the crowd to honour the memory of her daughter by channeling "anger into righteous action.
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Excuse me for channeling Laurel for a moment, but poor Wes (Alfred Enoch) deserved so much better than this.
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Protestors in Texas last month also wore costumes channeling "The Handmaid's Tale" to protest anti-abortion laws in Texas.
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Lincoln Diaz-Balart said, channeling Yogi Berra, as he warmed up and tried to encourage the crowd in Hialeah.
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Amber Heard is channeling a very grown-up version of The Little Mermaid in these new photos for Aquaman.
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That's a huge gap, but the government keeps channeling too much money to this inefficient part of the economy.
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The cumulative achievement on Yeezus is the channeling of overwhelming frustration and conflicting personal desires into a single sound.
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All appearances to the contrary, the New York architect David Rockwell is not channeling his energy into product design.
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The Warriors most often play with a loose-limbed intelligence and joy, channeling the jazz of America's beautiful game.
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Why put up with drama when you're too busy channeling Bruno Mars and Cardi B by dripping in finesse?
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If so, ask yourself: Is it possible that you're channeling unconscious, cultural biases, and can you rise above them?
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In terms of dressing like an icon, one could never go wrong with channeling the "Queen of Pop," Madonna.
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Between my blazer and the lip color, I felt like I was truly channeling Sarah Jessica Parker circa 1987.
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Schools are where children and families can be educated about managing emotions, channeling behavior and making plans for success.
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Commitment levels can vary: Some place their wigs haphazardly over their hair, as if channeling the candidate's sartorial nonchalance.
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She explained that she had made them as a medium, by channeling the Masters, who guided her to paint.
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In the video's closing scenes, Carey is clad in a red gown and channeling Game of Thrones' Melisandre — Mariahsandre?
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For years, he has been channeling this idiosyncratic artist, whose work was rediscovered by accident in the late 224s.
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Wiseau's script and directorial style seem to be channeling a mix of Mulholland Drive and Jingle All the Way.
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Kim told her fans she'd be channeling her own mermaid emoji, while Kourtney seemed to be auditioning for Baywatch.
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Mr. Trump prevailed by channeling Republican anger most skillfully — against foes inside the party, like Mr. Cruz, and out.
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"I feel like I'm channeling Captain Renault from 'Casablanca,'" said Jonathan Tasini, a former union leader who challenged Mrs.
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He has always had a knack for channeling Americans' fundamental cynicism about politics, no doubt because he shares it.
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Darnold has embraced yoga and guided meditation, through the Headspace app, as a twice-daily routine for channeling focus.
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Spector seems not to want to address the fact that channeling the work of another artist is hardly new.
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The movement is the latest example of American voters channeling their frustration into consumer boycotts when political action fails.
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She was channeling a spirit before a crowd that had come for the opening of Lily Dale's summer season.
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Scan any black tie event, any gala, and there will be a woman channeling Marlene Dietrich in a tuxedo.
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But this time it's a helping hand, channeling its energies toward cooking party foods and executing creative household hacks.
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At the same time, when I asked them about the ideal guy, it was like they were channeling 1955.
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" Oswalt: I love that you had status anxiety, thinking, "We really should be channeling demons out of blind people!
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The World Health Organization said it was channeling efforts into helping to prepare vulnerable countries, including 453 in Africa.
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Next came gigs channeling Gwen Stefani and David Bowie, along with runway shows for Gypsy Sport and the Blonds.
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Maybe there is no hidden secret, and maybe, just maybe, channeling our boredom productively is how we get ahead.
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Channeling Gretzky, perhaps we all need to go a step further as we contemplate trade policy's next puck drop.
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President Trump, elected by voters long marginalized from the American public discussion, has been channeling their frustration, however unevenly.
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And every day, this Bertholletia bridges the two, channeling more than 260 gallons of water into the air daily.
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And, channeling Ms. Abrams's stature in the Democratic imagination, Ms. Koziol envisioned a path leading beyond even the Senate.
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"It seems like somebody somewhere has run out of patience with Pakistan, and FATF is channeling it," he said.
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Other influential GOP hawks have been back-channeling with key administration figures over the fate of the nuclear deal.
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Sometimes, though, it does feel as though the algorithm is channeling uncanny spiritual energies—or even cracking a joke.
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But no matter how much you're channeling the era, your smartphone is a dead giveaway that you're living in 2017.
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Brogdon caught a lil' shark in Tampa while channeling the attitude of Russell Westbrook and the paraphernalia of a janitor.
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Bowie's fashion sense was also on display, with people channeling the musician's iconic alter egos in elaborate makeup and costumes.
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But even those who doubt this argument accept just how effective migration can be at channeling money to the poor.
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As I was swinging upside down channeling my inner Harley Quinn, someone poured water on me from the deck above.
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Now, just two days into Ultra Violet's reign, Le Creuset announced a new color that's channeling a similar purple shade.
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Another possibility is that Italian government officials would try and stave off crisis by channeling capital toward the country's banks.
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A series of events in the weeks ahead are channeling that anger into something positive: a march to the polls.
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The performance begins with "The Answer," a short and very athletic piece channeling Arnaiz's prints of basketball star Allen Iverson.
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There's a new Disney princess in the castle – and she's channeling one of Princess Kate's all-time most gorgeous looks.
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This isn't the first time everyone's favorite Rihanna-channeling actor has dropped by a children's hospital to spread some happiness.
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But you don't need a poster to tell you which director C.K. himself is channeling in I Love You, Daddy.
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"I was in a caucus with James O. Eastland," Mr. Biden said, briefly channeling the late Mississippi senator's Southern drawl.
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Wall Street banks have an unlikely ally channeling cash to their balance sheets at a crucial time: the American consumer.
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Ancestors builds upon the band's eldritch foundation, channeling all the bombast of latter-era Bathory without succumbing to the darkness.
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During the broadcast, CBS curmudgeon Dan Fouts, channeling his inner Joe "Disgusting Act" Buck, was not having any of it.
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Photographer Lauren Dukoff captured Metz channeling serious 1950s vibes, complete with plenty of halter tops, polka dots, and a swimsuit.
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I think Putin recognized trumps greed and took advantage by back channeling coordinated misinformation in an attempt to influence voters.
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A Democratic candidate in South Carolina's special House race is channeling his inner Frank Underwood in a new campaign ad.
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As indicated by Alba, when you're channeling the rock star, you don't want to forget that one vital accessory — booze.
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"I'm recycling all of this emotion and this feeling," BJ says of channeling his multi-year grind into contemporary creativity.
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There was the uncanny cameo appearance by former "SNL" member Bill Hader channeling former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci.
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Between channeling his inner musician and showing off his new summer 'do, Davidson had a weekend of Grande-approved firsts.
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Overseeing it all was a lone producer, Ross Robinson, armed with a genius for channeling youthful angst into powerful music.
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Etete has previously denied charges of bribery for channeling money from the OPL 245 deal to Nigerian politicians and officials.
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Anyone interested in channeling their inner Ansel Adams can get a "friendly special permit," that allows photography within city limits.
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But channeling your inner cat and sleeping too much can be just as bad for your health, studies have found.
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Neighbors organized, sharing information about housing, counseling services and reliable contractors, and channeling donations to those who needed it most.
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Channeling Mr. Trump, Mr. Giuliani spoke about the dangers of unchecked immigration and misrepresented Hillary Clinton's position on the issue.
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He soon implemented the "debt tornado," channeling his "anger and rage" into paying off the debt he disliked the most.
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Also arrested, a 54-year-old retired military personnel for channeling around 20,000 ringgit to Syrian militants through several transactions.
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Still, she even without a good shampoo, Turner still prefers using her real hair when channeling characters for a role.
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One option might be directly channeling money to organizers, who can then order pizzas themselves (and choose their own toppings).
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Like Alex G or Nothing's Dom Palermo, he has a knack for channeling real negative shit into low-key anthemics.
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In the light of the full moon, it felt magical to be channeling my inner Beyoncé with these friendly folks.
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Channeling the aura of two of Florida's raunchiest rappers, Khia and Trina, City Girls revive their flow on the track.
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In this way, the company is building brand awareness and loyalty, while also channeling funding and active supporters towards teams.
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Ms. Guadagno countered by channeling lines that were familiar on the presidential campaign trail: describing crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.
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But she is channeling the experience into a campaign for local office in the city of Valenzuela, where she lives.
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Cinematography speaks to everything that women do inherently well: It's multitasking, it's empathy and it's channeling visuals into human emotion.
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Some walls were kind of paper-thin cardboard, and some people used really radical materials, so we've been channeling that.
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Channeling the spirit of the songstress Stevie Nicks, this monthly show usually operates out of a bar in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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In channeling this energy, movement leaders need to be careful that gun control does not become a partisan Democratic cause.
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In the meantime, Ms. Manville becomes increasingly Southern-sounding and shrill, as if she were channeling an agitated Blanche DuBois.
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If he thinks that channeling is too pretentious a word for what he does, he doesn't have a better one.
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Perhaps she was channeling her mother, Princess Charlene, who dressed in all white for the event, including a stylish fedora.
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Joe Crowley dished out some snaps as well, channeling Elle Woods from Legally Blonde -- to the begrudging bemusement of Rep.
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Bloomberg in his current campaign ads has been channeling Obama, presenting himself as a candidate with the former president's backing.
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President Nicolás Maduro is channeling resources to Caracas while abandoning rural Venezuelans, who are often without electricity, police or currency.
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Warren seems to be channeling Trump in a number of ways as she looks for a breakout moment in Iowa.
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Gionet, who is 29, was channeling Pepe the Frog, the cartoon amphibian appropriated as a symbol of the alt-right.
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Williams spends the entirety of the commercial channeling her inner Elsa and belting the song made popular by Idina Menzel.
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And it will happen — Carrie, after all, is essentially channeling Saul's truth to president-elect Keane, to Dar-Adal's chagrin.
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But because Trump is so temperamental and changeable, channeling what he wants over some long period of time is impossible.
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Smith reminded her Senate colleagues of what she called "the basic principles of Americanism," seemingly channeling constitutional framer, James Madison.
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Over this time, artist Aram Han Sifuentes has been channeling much of her frustration and outrage into sewing protest banners.
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They're the tension rods that hold democracy together by channeling, organizing, and ultimately counterbalancing otherwise chaotic and inchoate citizen demands.
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Scholten is bombarding voters with ads, but King seems to be channeling most of his energy into his Twitter feed.
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The intimate song that came from the romantic debacle featured lyrics penned by Taupin, channeling the pain of his musical ally.
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Does Hyland feel most comfortable channeling a tousled-and-tan Cali vibe or in edgy fringe and loads of dark liner?
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Her strong (if perhaps unintentional) channeling of "Little" Edie Bouvier of Grey Gardens fame signals the oddball nature of her portraiture.
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Video games have that beautiful effect: For a few minutes every round, we're channeling energy into something totally inconsequential but conquerable.
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The fake promotional trailer for her new series sees Rita channeling raunchy, blue comedy comedians like LaWanda Page and Richard Pryor.
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And perhaps channeling Don Vito, Coppola found the 12 people working on set that were his loudest "naysayers" and fired them.
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Making its AI tools widely available also has the benefit of channeling extra training data back to Amazon to improve Alexa.
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That's not exactly a coincidence, as Riverdale showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa told MTV News the series is channeling the crime film.
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Dr. Kissen also recommends channeling your feelings into some sort of action, or doing something to take your mind off it.
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Food & Wine reports that she's channeling some of them into a brand-new project that's decidedly tastier than anything on Insecure.
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The Neon Demon actress looks like she's channeling the grunge goddesses of the '90s on the set of her latest film.
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In video captured by ESPN's Sarah Spain, Gronk basically became a backup dancer, stripping off his shirt and channeling Magic Mike.
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"I'm always looking to make history every day," he said after the bout, channeling the bravado of the late Muhammad Ali.
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And I mean, basically, Ben was channeling his inner Obama and saying to Bannon and Trump, you didn&apost build that.
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Donald Trump's speech at the Republican convention, as prepared for delivery Trump has demonstrated a knack for channeling the nation's mood.
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And again it's the tech pipes channeling and fueling these divisive views which work to fracture social consensus and undo compromise.
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During presentations, he would sometimes sport a black leather vest and bolo tie, channeling a banker from a John Wayne Western.
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Once again, Reeves does not disappoint, fully inhabiting Wick by channeling his rage over life's injustices into an intensely focused performance.
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Petty also suffered from depression, channeling his pain into 1999's "Echo," during which he was also dealing with a divorce.
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So I walked out the same door Rihanna did, trying to breathe in her essence and channeling that same boss attitude.
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"Any sadness that we feel over what we've lost we're hopefully channeling in an honest way into the show," says Gilbert.
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Attendees can get their hair and makeup done in between sessions on channeling their entrepreneurial spirit and the power of content.
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"Every night, I turn the TV on and cry," they crooned, channeling a '90s R&B act like Boyz II Men.
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She's inherited her mother's skill of channeling her real feelings into a cover story, and of getting people to open up.
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Franklin told Fox 4 he was angry but said he is channeling his frustration to help others who were wrongfully convicted.
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Suave CIA agent Napoleon Solo (a dapper Henry Cavill effortlessly channeling James Bond) is on an extraction mission in East Berlin.
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Margot Robbie is channeling the '60s in the latest photo from Quentin Tarantino's next movie, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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Maybe I'll go back to the dark side eventually, but for now, I'll be channeling my inner Khloé all summer long.
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Sasha Fierce never did tumbling passes onstage, but Mossett is definitely channeling Bey's alter ego with these moves and her confidence.
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Walter, channeling Archer, explains that Trump is "flirting very close to the danger zone territory" of historic indicators of midterm failure.
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Channeling Robert Smith, Pavement, and their own Great Plains-ennui, they had a recipe for displaying misery in an uncontrived way.
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It's not Willennium or Clint Eastwood, Rawhide's Clint Eastwood Sings Cowboy Favorites, or Robert Downey Jr channeling Sting's worst b-sides.
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Dafne Keen gives a truly spectacular performance as Lyra, channeling her winning combination of curiosity, wildness, warmth, and occasional self-doubt.
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Critics also oppose channeling taxpayer money to private religious schools and schools run for profit — like the charter Mr. Trump visited.
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Her victory speech last week made it clear she's channeling much of her attention to the fall by repeatedly attacking Trump.
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But for CU Boulder football, simply channeling the raw power of a buffalo into their on-field performance is not enough.
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As you can see, Young Dirty Bastard was heavily involved in the brewing process, channeling his father's style along the way.
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"If you look at the long-term chart here of SMH we've actually been channeling quite well," Gordon said on Tuesday.
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Styles announced the Bowie-channeling tune exactly 20 years after the Prince album the song borrows its name from was released.
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Mr. Cuomo could have, if he wanted to, been pushing the Legislature, rallying the voters, channeling their anger, cleaning the stables.
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"I'm working on channeling that fear into trying to be fully present and get carried away in the moment," She says.
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For Willis, yoga is lumped in with channeling, tarot cards and visiting psychics, which are all big no-nos for Christians.
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"If we were going to channel our resources to try to stop this epidemic, channeling them here would do very little."
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Where once his leads blurred into generalized multitracking, here you can make out his congested, drolly personable, Jonathan Richman-channeling voice.
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Sometimes, darker stripes are also visible, which were created by magnetic field lines channeling and dropping radiation particles onto the swirls.
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Gaga appeared to be channeling her "A Star Is Born" predecessor Judy Garland with this powder blue ballgown designed by Valentino.
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Turning Holmes's nemesis Moriarty (Jamie Demetriou, channeling Ricky Gervais) into a Pillsbury-like mascot is good for a laugh or two.
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Her new collection is a feat of literary alchemy, channeling her home state's weirdness into unexpectedly affecting fantastical scenarios and landscapes.
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The new installment in the long-running franchise has blowouts and Jessica Chastain channeling Tilda Swinton (so it could be worse).
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"As a party, they're not channeling the concern that Trump could be a Tomahawk missile in a China shop," Wikler said.
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He did all that by channeling, instead of sacrificing, the energy that made him such a superstar in the first place.
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He had a gift for channeling disaffection; the texture of his recordings was disarmingly raw, which led to wide, rabid embrace.
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And Sapochnik did not throw away that shot, channeling the force of eight years of story into a jagged last stab.
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Remember, Supercuts took a huge hit at the start of the outbreak ... and now folks are channeling their inner Edward Scissorhands.
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Already, then, Mr. Starling is both channeling Yeats's original play and improvising, to create a remake that chases its own tail.
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Expect plenty of star power in the other spots, including Bryan Cranston channeling "The Shining" in an ad for Mountain Dew.
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Part of Mr. Trump's challenge this time around will be channeling the same outsider energy from the seat of the presidency.
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It's one of her most innovative wigs ever and the episode also shows Alexis, David, and Stevie channeling their inner Moira.
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Meanwhile, Maura's ex-wife Shelly (Judith Light) is channeling her energy into producing a show-within-the-show about her life.
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For Daley-Harris, the essence of deep advocacy is in unleashing and channeling the voices of everyday people to renew democracy.
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But its real superpower is channeling an extraordinary amount of water from the soil to the sky, making the rainforest rain.
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"You just wait to see what we do," he teased a crowd of hotel executives, channeling his father's flair for salesmanship.
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You, again channeling the writer, enjoy a helicopter tour of the city, cocktail parties and dinners, and outings to famous landmarks.
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Album Review No current pop star is more adept at stoking and channeling swells of online fan curiosity than Ariana Grande.
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Channeling the spirit of an urban lumberjack, massive, rough-hewed posts picket the sunny lobby filled with low-slung leather couches.
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I am like zombie Dale Cooper, simply channeling the whims of a shadowy world into actions I do not fully understand.
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And it put me on the path to find out who I am and why I was channeling my frustrations that way.
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"Dammit, I don't just want to know where the store is and how late it's open," Alferness said, channeling a Google searcher.
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Channeling their ultimate girlhood, Cameron Bure, Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber each donned NKOTB tees in the photo shared on social media. .
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" Mossett then had the entire student section channeling its inner Beyoncé when she broke out moves from the mega-hit "Single Ladies.
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But the supermodel does a damn good job channeling the King in a new music video featuring a revamped Elvis Presley song.
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And it will mean channeling the vehicle traffic that remains — buses and (hopefully someday electric, shared) cars — onto fewer orthogonal through routes.
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When I ask him to elaborate on the specific form the record will take, Gud stays focused on the feelings it's channeling.
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The roster on "Rova Channeling Coltrane" includes Mr. Cline, Ikue Mori on electronics, Rob Mazurek on cornet and Hamid Drake on drums.
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Carnegie Mellon roboticist Hans Moravec has written about emotions as devices for channeling behavior in helpful ways—for example, sexuality prompting procreation.
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As if that trendy prank wasn't enough, people are channeling Pennywise again — this time in the form of creepy jack-o'-lanterns.
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Justin's not known for having many of his own ideas, so in this video he's channeling Steve Jobs with an Adidas sponsorship.
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It's not clear if Clinton is channeling the voices of any Americans or just hoping to appeal to their more optimistic dreams.
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Mean girl Veronica (Kristine Froseth) acts frosty to cope with her nightmarish mother (Chrissy Metz, clearly channeling a Toddlers & Tiaras stage mom).
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Channeling the "I Love It" music video, little Saint morphed into his father while his cousin Reign dressed up like Lil Pump.
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The land was eventually abandoned, but the canals remained and broadened over time, channeling saltwater into the sawgrass marsh, a freshwater ecosystem.
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Plenty of big names are channeling their inner Beyoncé in honor of the superstar singer's 36th birthday on Monday — including Michelle Obama.
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Miss Piggy has always known how to enter the room like a wrecking ball, but now she's full-on channeling Miley Cyrus.
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The Justice League star posted a congratulatory Instagram to his superhero co-star Jason Momoa by channeling his box-office smash Aquaman.
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Channeling the man of the hour, the man of big hugs, big laughs and big pints of Guinness, my man Jason Momoa.
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The Disaster Artist is also directed by Franco, who may or may not have been channeling Wiseau's direction himself the whole time.
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Mattis stopped short of detailing whom Iran sought to influence but said it was doing so by channeling cash into Iraqi politics.
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China's banking watchdog has punished two lenders for illegally channeling money into the stock market, the official Securities Times said on Friday.
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Or was he channeling a fear — justified or not — of progressives who are out of step with the middle of the country?
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Turns out, it has something to do with channeling real fear in the actors so viewers can experience the terror for themselves.
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Facebook is channeling its earliest days as a hot-or-not website for college students with a new feature called Secret Crush.
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Her remark was meant as a rejoinder to Democratic criticism, but one wonders if she was channeling Trump's very real confusion. 2.
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But Trump's adeptness at channeling voter dissatisfaction does not exempt him from the need to demonstrate how he would address their concerns.
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So long as Hollywood can continue channeling that existential need into ticket sales, it'll have quite the cash cow on its hands.
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"I think Putin recognized trumps greed and took advantage by back channeling coordinated misinformation in an attempt to influence voters," Cuban wrote.
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" Stoynoff tells PEOPLE that channeling the ordeal — the memories and swirl of feelings — while writing for The Pussy Grabber Plays "was liberating.
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Harper has been channeling her mother's style and look, having cut her hair in a bob identical to Posh Spice last year.
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But again-- Ben, now, you weren't there, Stan, but I think it was channeling your wisdom in that he taught Ben Bernanke.
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The 2016 election was his storming of the proverbial mansion, a channeling of populist rage against these gatekeepers that they couldn't stop.
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Problem is, while they look rugged and durable, those clunky WALL-E-channeling 'bots are just too heavy and get stuck easily.
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Eventually, you find yourself channeling your inner Cher (of 90s rom-com fame) and plotting the perfect way to set them up.
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Millions of Americans, including those whose fear Trump is channeling, have dedicated their lives to doing the good works of their faiths.
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The mood board for the show is like Wes Anderson run through a Billy Wilder filter, or Tim Burton channeling Douglas Sirk.
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Hundreds of people marked Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's 220006th birthday on Friday by channeling her workout routine outside of the Supreme Court.
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"I think that's Donald Trump channeling the frustrations he hears from thousands of voters out on the stump everyday," Conway said Monday.
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That's because airlines are shifting from channeling traffic through megahubs toward nonstop routes between second-tier cities using smaller twin-aisle planes.
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When it comes to her evolving style, Meghan Markle is channeling the ultimate style icon in the British royal family — Queen Elizabeth.
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Chris Christie came under fire from his New Jersey constituents for channeling his energy to Mr. Trump rather than the state's problems.
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Tsai seems to be channeling her anxiety into her knitting, madly spinning out an electric blue scarf as fast as she talks.
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I have a T-shirt with angel wings cut out on the back in the hopes of channeling her heart and compassion.
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But increasingly, much of the Democratic establishment seems to be marching that way, too, channeling the righteous anger of the progressive base.
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Replete with the embroidery of epithets and metaphors, their accounts suggest the E.L. Doctorow of "Ragtime" channeling the incantatory verse of Homer.
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Ms. Shawkat (a producer of the film) is funny and sharp, channeling Sybil's rebellion against being confined to the role of muse.
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Before this flower child bloomed into a pop singer, she was just another crown-wearing cutie channeling her flower power in Guam.
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How could Mr. Barr, a bright and accomplished lawyer, start channeling the president in using words like "no collusion" and F.B.I. "spying"?
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Channeling their entrepreneurial spirit, the couple rented a 100-year-old bait shop on the Greenport waterfront in the spring of 2014.
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We need our labs channeling all of their efforts into combating this bug — that means vaccine research and antiviral treatment research, quickly.
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Already, some of the world's brightest technological minds are channeling their talent into developing A.I. in line with society's highest ethical values.
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His critiques of Big Tech seem to be channeling Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO), and that makes it a fascinating political strategy.
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In pared-down prose, channeling John le Carré, the novel is about the failure of the peace process in the Middle East.
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And the chaebol did more than that, sometimes channeling money to the presidents' personal coffers or those of their relatives and associates.
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Trump has repeatedly questioned Obama's eligibility to serve as president, channeling claims by so-called birthers that he was born in Kenya.
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Researchers are still trying to figure out what long-term effects channeling so much time and energy into our devices will cause.
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It's one of the most memorable party sequences I've ever seen, a volcanic channeling of a displaced class's fear, anger and disgust.
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Dr. Wang was the quiet insider, channeling information to experts, officials, diplomats and journalists, and returning to Henan to help stricken villagers.
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Playing the roles of both jester and king, he thrives on channeling the power of the presidency and undermining it at once.
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Most of the horror writers channeling Lovecraft's style or subject matter haven't larded their prose with slurs or calls to race war.
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This year, it also blended with a surge of heat in the stratosphere, channeling gobs of hot, dry air to southern Australia.
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Cillizza: How much of Miller's views on immigration are his own and how much is he channeling what he knows Trump wants?
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As a former businessman, Mr. Trump is well schooled in the value of channeling funds where the return will be the greatest.
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Here are the stories behind the lives lost: Jeremy Richman Jeremy Richman, 193, spent his final years channeling his anguish into action.
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After registering 171 pounds, he threw two middle fingers to the heavens, further enraging his antagonists and channeling that nameless Roman actor.
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The Jihadis and those stinking Russians hooked up against us and started channeling weapons to the Mexicans like there was no tomorrow.
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Generations of musicians are said to have made a Faustian pact, but on "Faust Road," Allan Rayman sounds like he's channeling Lucifer himself.
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The reality star, 34, appeared to be channeling Diana Ross' iconic look at the singer's star-studded 75th birthday bash on Tuesday night.
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"Hoda was so excited to see J Lo and was saying her outfit was channeling her inner J Lo," a partygoer tells PEOPLE.
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"I now realize that I was channeling something old — an unfinished thought piece drafted but never published, provisionally titled, "The Theory of Everyone.
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Pompeo also sees himself as more deft and diplomatic than Bolton, and ultimately more effective at channeling what the President wants to accomplish.
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Partly, this is because the swollen forms in her works on paper feel rooted in Symbolism, channeling the macabre spirit of Alfred Kubin.
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" She further discussed channeling her feelings into art, saying, "I find that when I paint, it definitely brings me a lot of peace.
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The Cleveland Browns superstar posted a pic in his boxer briefs on Monday ... channeling his inner Calvin Klein model and grabbing his crotch.
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Below, check out my takeaways from my time channeling that French culinary vibe and slowing down to savor the simple pleasures in life.
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Meanwhile, over at The View, the ladies paid homage to Stephen King, channeling several iconic scenes and characters from his famous horror books.
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AE: The way we talk about it is that a dark mage is consuming and ultimately channeling something very essential about another being.
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Guest rooms, which seem to be channeling a mix of Art Deco and Great Gatsby styles, are curiously spacious for a historical hotel.
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It's a wired controller, so it's channeling audio via USB directly to whatever headphones or headset you have plugged into the controller itself.
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The duo, channeling real life announcers Jim Nantz and Phil Simms, played two aspiring Atlanta sportscasters Lee and Morris, characters of their creation.
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But if you're Margot Robbie channeling former Olympian Tonya Harding, the stakes are higher — and so are the hours in the makeup chair.
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Employees may have a right to organise, but nothing in the NLRA "prevent[s] employers from channeling concerted activities into particular procedural forms".
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The clip — for controversial single "Look What You Made Me Do" — saw Swift channeling her past selves and declaring "the old Taylor" dead.
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True to form, Gaga arrived in Venice in style: via boat, channeling vintage Hollywood glam in a sleek black dress and curled updo.
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Her acclaimed 2000 feature debut, Girlfight, starred a then-undiscovered Michelle Rodriguez as a Brooklyn teenager channeling her aggression and rage into boxing.
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The exes recreate the sepia-toned clip, channeling the British singer's dramatic expressions, lip-syncing in blustery forests and jumping on the phone.
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"To tell you the truth, I end up channeling a lot of the negative experiences I had with my dad," Belzer told me.
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Whether she's dressed as a superhero or channeling her dad in a wig, playing pretend seems to be one of her favorite activities.
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That surfeit of enthusiasm doesn't originate just with journalists though — they are merely channeling the wild optimism of researchers and startup founders alike.
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His influence lives on today in extreme sports, where every high-flying BMX or motocross rider seems to be channeling his fearless spirit.
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"It's about channeling his power," confirms 18-year-old Harry from Cumbria, who tweeted "come on Daddy let's get you elected" this month.
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In an interview with Radio Capital, the undersecretary for infrastructure said the scheme envisaged channeling up to 15 billion euros into government bonds.
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LeBron James is channeling his inner Donald Trump -- calling "fake news" on reports he wants to throw down with his teammate, Kyrie Irving.
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First described nearly two decades ago, the EmDrive works by converting electricity into microwaves and channeling this electromagnetic radiation through a conical chamber.
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"Strength lies in mastering and channeling our emotions so that we pursue policies that reduce – not inflame – threats to our security," she highlighted.
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Kendall seems to be channeling her inner Jennifer Beals from "Flashdance" here, but substitutes a leotard with a clear Chanel raincoat and boots.
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Channeling the warbling grandiosity of Candlemass and the fist-pumping bravado of Manowar, Procession released multiple albums and tracks in rapid-fire succession.
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" A few songs later, however, and he's more reflective, channeling his beloved and much-cited influence Daniel Johnson on closers "Agony" and "Yellowman.
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Channeling the "do the opposite" rule made famous by George Costanza from "Seinfeld," he decided to do the thing he would never do.
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He inverts rap's equation of loudness equaling hardness, channeling a conversational mumble into pointed, dismissals of unwitting "Stanleys" (police) and "silly billies" (enemies).
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If you're still channeling that inner Daddy Warbucks, Microsoft's also has a new $60 gold Surface Pen, complete with a Pen Tip kit.
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Given their poised vehemence, it's tempting to read these collage paintings as if they are channeling the upheavals that roiled Krasner's personal life.
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The visuals for her single "Look What You Made Me Do" saw Swift channeling her past selves and declaring "the old Taylor" dead.
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Or will we continue channeling Don Quixote — tilting at windmills we can't defeat, while refusing to fight the battles we can actually win?
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Channeling David Byrne with the oversized suit and tie, James Murphy might be the closest thing we'll get to the Talking Heads frontman.
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But it's also about one woman who's bent on channeling all her desires into serving God, and finding it isn't a simple task.
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Etsy is selling the tights for $72.51, which is quite steep, but no price can be put on channeling your inner sea queen.
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The clout of evangelical Christian megachurches is expanding, and they are confronting socially liberal policies and channeling widespread dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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Feature For campaign managers like Kathryn Sorenson, much of their job was simply channeling the enormous wave of energy that came their way.
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Swing your legs up, hold your skirt down, all while channeling the grace of Meghan Markle and the midair acrobatics of Chloe Kim.
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Champalimaud is known for intense historical research, channeling a panoply of styles and creating supremely luxurious hotels honed to a fine, modernist edge.
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But Mr. Johnston and other activists channeling the movement's energy say this is the closest they have ever come to a perfect shot.
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One of the suspects was allegedly responsible for collecting and channeling funds to Malaysian citizens looking to join up with IS in Syria.
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Uber, Alphabet and Tesla are channeling money into electric cars and autonomous cars, while reshaping the way people travel with ride-hailing services.
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That process may have been what Mr. Bezos was channeling when — without consulting Amazon brass — he published an explosive Medium essay on Feb.
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But I decided to subvert that vanilla feeling by channeling a darker sound by utilizing Cold Wave-era synths and industrial hand claps.
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Yet bottling it up makes me feel an existential anger that I have a hard time channeling since I don't know my place.
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GRENADA Channeling the modern beach retreat vibe of St. Bart's, the new Silversands Grenada resort will open on Grand Anse Beach in March.
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Mr. Knight's George has a delirious time channeling not only the Williams characters Maggie the Cat and Blanche DuBois but also Judy Garland.
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Such lofty ambitions will still require another five months of diligent work, but the 233 Yankees seem to be channeling their 22.00 predecessors.
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To Mr. Eckart, Mr. Quayle appeared to be channeling the mannerisms of former President John F. Kennedy, a late colleague of Mr. Bentsen's.
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When we were doing Lady, Be Good, and you were doing this on the couch with John Murphy, who was channeling John Cleese.
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In "Funeral Speaker," a redheaded Ms. Blanchett, channeling Shirley MacLaine at her most elegant, harangues the unperturbed mourners with inappropriate invectives from Dadaists.
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Women and men alike smear their faces with white paint and ring their eyes in black, channeling the iconic "Catrinas," or elegant skulls.
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The Ming dynasty artist and theorist Dong Qichang (1555-1636) systemized a practice of simultaneously channeling and customizing the work of past masters.
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The European Central Bank could be open to channeling more of its bond purchases toward economic sectors that meet such criteria, she said.
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"I would hope that it is a new form of channeling the way the message is being sent out there," said Abu Baker.
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Since Trump was channeling Andrew Jackson, maybe we could talk about Richard Johnson, who was vice president under Jackson's successor, Martin Van Buren.
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"I ended up writing about that journey and channeling it into the work that I did because I cannot paint," Obama jokingly added.
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"They killed us but they ain't whooped us yet," said Tim Kaine, channeling Faulkner in one of the losing team's biggest applause lines.
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In the new photos, Lara Jean — channeling Cinderella hardcore — dances with John, who wears a white suit with an adorable black bow-tie.
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He quickly developed a knack for channeling Trump's voice on the stump and became a core member of Trump's inner circle of aides.
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Officially the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, he played an unofficial role in channeling and conveying the president's demands of Ukrainian leaders.
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"Forget the nostalgia for 21st-century social democracy," announced the liberal Israeli newspaper Haaretz, channeling the views of Harvard political scientist Yascha Mounk.
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Emily was also there ... and give her a damn hand 'cause she knocked it outta the park channeling her very sexy Raquel Welch.
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Cramer, channeling his man, called it "one more bad trade deal" and reiterated that Trump would try to scuttle the accord if elected president.
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"Once the helpers were Photoshopped out of the pictures, we were left with a 3-year-old channeling her inner superhero," Rossi tells PEOPLE.
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Have you had that feeling before, not necessarily in terms of channeling your mom, but in terms of feeling like you're tapped into something?
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Haley fought against what she called anti-Israel bias at the United Nations, and sometimes seemed to be channeling Trump's abrasive style of diplomacy.
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Moore, the former Miss USA, stunned while channeling Beyoncé in a fitted gold dress with a long owl-feathered cape and heavy gold crown.
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Razak has been under scrutiny since he was accused of channeling $700m from a state investment fund into his personal bank account in 2015.
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I noticed you channeling a bit of the classic hardcore frontman in your performance, but doing it in your own sexy powerful womyn way.
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Before this groovy gal was gracing the covers of magazines worldwide, she was just another child channeling her inner flower power in Chicago, Illinois.
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Between the lines: This does not sound like a government shutdown threat, which is what Democratic aides were channeling over the last couple weeks.
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It would make sense that Woods is channeling more of her energy into women's empowerment in the aftermath of the Tristan Thompson cheating scandal.
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The avid embrace of several recent zeitgeist-channeling IPOs — from Beyond Meat to Zoom Video to Pinterest — hint at the speculative juices flowing faster.
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"The Hariri plan is essentially a plan to buy some time, by explicitly channeling monetary policy towards fiscal purposes," the Lebanese investment analyst said.
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Channeling the club's exuberance to inspire empathy in Lebanon's nervous climate, Tala and her fans have built a recycling program at the Grand Factory.
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A former union organizer, David Baker took action, channeling the pain of his brother's loss into ensuring that the citizens of Anniston receive justice.
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Channeling your efforts here will pay off, in untold ways, when it comes to navigating the healthcare terrain and getting better care within it.
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The first third felt too much like straight '250s sci-fi, channeling the washed-out, frontier-used future of movies like Logan and Looper.
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Despite Adele's unique powerhouse factor, singers have attempted and succeeded in channeling the Grammy winner on separate occasions in the form of cover songs.
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Matter was a believer in the possibility of channeling a total, magical presence – even if it meant destroying a work or never completing it.
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Matter was a believer — in the possibility of channeling a total, magical presence, even if it meant destroying a work or never completing it.
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The Bachelor's soon-to-be leading man is channeling Santa Claus in the latest promo for his upcoming season of the reality dating series.
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Hot Topic's Outlander collection And finally, the store every teenager loves created a new clothing collection channeling the epic wardrobe of Outlander's Claire Fraser.
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"Any sadness that we feel over what we've lost we're hopefully channeling in an honest way into the show," Gilbert said at the time.
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When my girls and I step out at night, we're always channeling a street version of Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss from the '90s.
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Although Kardashian West is channeling neon vibes during her trip, it doesn't look like she'll be reaching for her bright green wig anytime soon.
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Kate McKinnon is so good at impressions, she's practically a medium, channeling the spirits of living women, from Hillary Clinton to Millie Bobby Brown.
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Gabriel Bruce's hand after the injury If an artist's greatest challenge is channeling pain into their work, then Bruce was burdened with a lot.
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Related: How to Conjure Friends and Influence Yourself Meet the Artists/Occultists Channeling the Death of Monsanto A Bespoke Occult Glyph for Every Quandary
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Any Given Monday Night ... Here's Jamie Foxx -- channeling his inner QB -- and sinking a 3/4 court shot with a football ... like a boss!
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Butler, channeling James Hunt at the start of Rush, argues that playing by the rules and showing sportsmanship is for losers, not F1 drivers.
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Michael Bisping is channeling his inner-Nostradamus -- and predicting the exact round he plans to end Dan Henderson's career at UFC 204 this weekend.
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Bee's field of targets kept expanding throughout the night, channeling the spirit of a bygone correspondents' dinner unafraid to take bites out of itself.
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The sources said managers of the planned fund may be able to invest directly in companies rather than channeling investments through foreign asset managers.
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For the past few weeks, the star has been channeling her character's corporate-yet-cool style in a series of high-fashion power outfits.
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"Corruption undermined the U.S. mission in Afghanistan by fueling grievances against the Afghan government and channeling material support to the insurgency," the report says.
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But these days, she is channeling her scandalized past into a platform for challenging bullying culture — and combating it, one troll at a time.
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Donald Trump is channeling his inner-Richard Nixon when it comes to Colin Kaepernick -- when it comes to America, LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT!
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Bart posted a photo from Jackson's CR Fashion Book spread that shows the newly minted model channeling major '80s Dynasty-meets-Kylie Minogue vibes.
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But while our first thought was fire, Newton had a slightly different interpretation of what look she was channeling for this major award show.
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So in a small, dark corner of the internet, I created the account—anonymously—and started channeling everything I was feeling into that portal.
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And in that sense, the matter required an exorcism, a channeling of the Christian God, to counter-balance the whims of the Based God.
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Foster and Pine pull off their roles perfectly — Pine in particular seems to be channeling a young Burt Reynolds — and their charisma is compelling.
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In it, Orrin finds himself in the woods and driving down a highway, hauntingly channeling the destruction he believes we're succumbing to through technology.
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Unsurprisingly, many ordinary Americans came to see themselves as victims of perfidious conspiracies, channeling their energies into indignant rebellions like the Anti-Masonic Party.
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Starting at just $33, the five colorblock coats below are your best bet for channeling Bell's colorful look for the season for way less.
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Anti-Trump messaging comes in at eighth on the list, with only 11% of Democratic ads channeling antipathy, at least directly, toward the President.
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In that document, author Thomas Jefferson was tasked with channeling all of the anger against King George III into hope for a new beginning.
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Over a weekend poolside in Miami, I spritzed on generous amounts of a shimmering body oil called Bronze Goddess, channeling J.Lo in her prime.
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Rather, it must maintain a troop presence in northeast Syria and unfreeze $200 million in U.S. stabilization assistance, channeling more aid to the displaced.
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Related: Magician-Computer Interaction Designer Makes Technoccult Artifacts Witches as Women Empowered by the Occult Meet the Artists/Occultists Channeling the Death of Monsanto
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We expect the youngest Jenner to cause some online double-takes in her photos when she is channeling her most-famous of older sisters.
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Indeed, the language-as-culture position attracts the educated in channeling awareness that indigenous people are not lesser than us but just fascinatingly different.
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We had spiteful sisters, more daddy issues, the Hulk channeling his fury in an arena, and a fresh new haircut in time for spring!
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He sometimes nestles into a chair once owned by Davis while channeling his great-great-grandfather's thoughts on uniting the country after the war.
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Rather, she was channeling what she's been seeing in her networks: the instinct to pool information resources when official answers are in short supply.
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That's why the back-channeling among Uber shareholders about who might be selling and who might not be has become so intense and confusing.
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With later work, like "Good for Otto" (22016) and "The Black Monk" (22062), he continues experimenting — still darkly comic, probingly psychological, channeling stubborn ghosts.
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Beyond raising awareness, for fellow service members, family and loved ones affected, channeling grief and energy into positive actions can go a long way.
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That's been most apparent in the immigration debate, which Kelly has approached from a hardline perspective in the hopes of channeling his boss. Sen.
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At the Billboard awards this May, she wore a white Stephane Rolland couture dress with enormous sleeves, channeling an iceberg or maybe an angel.
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First he picked on Amtrak, channeling his constituents' rage through harsh letters that threatened the punitive action of withholding payments from New Jersey Transit.
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Allegations of nepotism, emoluments violations, channeling business to Trump properties and more have already painted a picture of a President doggedly pursuing self-interest.
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"Good and bad are not opposites, they are both just different forms of intensity," she wrote in "Bitch," channeling either enlightenment or Charles Manson.
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"There's lots of back-channeling, backbiting, and lots of leaking," John Dickerson, the host of Face the Nation, said on the Slate Political Gabfest.
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Keeping silhouettes minimal — perhaps channeling the popular basic bitch trend — stars opted for sultry, body-hugging numbers, column dresses and subtle, loosely flowing skirts.
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It is also possible that Mr. Obama is channeling Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who has been using the phrase for a while.
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Limited liability companies, or L.L.C.s, are essentially paper companies used as proxies to let big companies get around limits by channeling money through them.
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The actors do not try to re-create the wood-hacking and hoeing that was the daily lot of the men they are channeling.
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Dame Helen Mirren was in attendance, channeling Kojima's cyberpunk-meets-postpunk aesthetic in a long black blazer with a Radiohead patch on the breast.
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He's not the blond Adonis (Peter Martins, Chase Finlay), or the city kid channeling high spirits into classicism (Jacques d'Amboise, Edward Villella, Robert Fairchild).
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The Wall Street Journal, channeling its owner and Trump whisperer Rupert Murdoch, has been making much of the same case, albeit without the spittle.
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Channeling carpenter ants, Ocean is building a human-size anthill nest where he can hide away from the constant shaming of the internet. Nature.
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He even has Gyalcast's own Jamz on the intro, channeling every bod girl raised—not influenced by, but really born and bred—in the city.
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According to Newsweek, "American and European intelligence" investigated another campaign adviser, Carter Page, who was allegedly channeling messages from the Kremlin—a charge he denies.
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Mary Louise, channeling a bit of Streep's icy character Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada, points out that there's no furniture in Renata's house.
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Hunched over his keyboards and screaming his guts out, the MJ of old never seemed to be so much exorcising his demons as channeling them.
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It's a business, of course, with a business model that makes much of its money by channeling tidings of sludge around, often to great harm.
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Spangler believes the real potential here lies in channeling that energy and excitement into getting young scientists interested in STEM-based careers maybe even entrepreneurship.
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From Emily Ratajkowski having seemingly forgotten her top, to Florence Pugh channeling old-school Hollywood glam, there were myriad stunning, daring, and downright bizarre looks.
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" Hannity responded by channeling his inner Trump and lashing out at Kelly on Twitter: "@megynkelly u should be mad at @HillaryClinton Clearly you support her.
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Aided by Patton Oswalt, channeling Orson Welles from the 1973 film F for Fake, Bee discussed how these clinics use taxpayer money to deceive women.
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Sometimes years go by without one, while other times several can form in a year, channeling a huge volume of water toward the United States.
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There are a lot of spaces where channeling Marie Kondo comes in handy, like that awkward area underneath your bed, or your file-crowded desktop.
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It dives deeper into their 80s post-punk tendencies, lead singer Carson Cox channeling that overblown and morose voice above an industrially heavy electric kit.
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Best moment: Channeling the First Daughter's tone and eyebrow ticks, Rudolph revealed Ivanka's uncanny ability to talk through her teeth at just above a whisper.
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The Fool's Gold release had the half-Vancouver, half-Los Angeles duo running through old-school beats and channeling their classic influences into the contemporary.
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So why would Ohr after back channeling information with Steele, a fired FBI human source work so hard to get Steele back into the FBI?
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S. profits by channeling earnings from clients in EMEA and Asia into a Bermuda-based, Irish registered company, a Reuters analysis of company filings shows.
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Songwriting is Daye's superpower, channeling his deepest anxieties and yearnings over vibrant horns and booming basslines that evoke Chaka Khan and Rufus and The Stylistics.
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He told us Beyonce was channeling the African tradition of getting glammed for any occasion ... when she stepped out in all-black at the Grammys.
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Most recently, Stone was caught on set channeling a 1970s look for her role as Billie Jean King in the film Battle of the Sexes.
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You have to hand it to the Brits: they know how to balance giant, floating symbols of protest with more clever forms of channeling anger.
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Carly Rae Jepsen will be channeling her inner the Situation this summer when she plays Shadow of the City festival in Seaside Heights, New Jersey.
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This record is different conceptually, too—it still follows the Alcest tradition of channeling otherwordly spirits, but this time, it's got a pronounced Japanese influence.
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"It was a way of channeling and being able to get that anger out and put it somewhere in a productive way," explained Patey-Ferguson.
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"Wearing a beret makes me feel sexy, like I'm channeling a French New Wave heroine like Anna Karina," explains Dazed deputy editor Claire Marie Healy.
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From major bling to bold patterns, it seemed that every celebrity was channeling the style of Comme des Garçons designer Rei Kawakubo, this year's honoree.
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Jim Devereaux shared a clip of his young son channeling Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson in a play that ultimately ends in a lost tooth.
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It's true that channeling her legacy in a way that pleases everyone and manages to draw in new fans was always going to be tricky.
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"It's great to see so many people channeling their inner adventurer - proof that Guinness World Records Day just goes from strength to strength," said Glenday.
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"It's great to see so many people channeling their inner adventurer - proof that Guinness World Records Day just goes from strength to strength," said Glenday.
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This would achieve their goal of re-channeling government benefits from the working poor, who require safety net assistance, to oligarchic holders of dynastic wealth.
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If in "Rocky," he seemed to be channeling Sylvester Stallone (and what choice did he have?), here he is by no means merely imitating Mr.
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But it was this year's Emmys where Washington truly appeared to be channeling her character Olivia Pope — with an extra dose of sparkle, of course.
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Channeling plenty of peace, love, and artistic style, a comprehensive exhibit in the Bay Area focuses on the hippie movement of the 60s and 70s.
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And where Steve Urkel was channeling Stefan Urquelle to win over his teenage heartthrob Laura, Robbie questioned whether traditional definitions of masculinity were perhaps outdated.
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I don't know what kind of voodoo Victoria Winnard's grandmother was channeling when she created this glove, but I bet she looked amazing doing it.
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The "Falling'" video—premiering below—features Charlotte channeling Madonna "Vogue" movements, with bangs and eye shadow that would send BANKS into a mascara-streaming meltdown.
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But Hernandez and McCollough insist it's less about channeling Paris then bringing new energy to the brand and a bit of New York to Paris.
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In the past, the right was far better than the left at channeling its activist energy into electoral politics, but that's finally starting to change.
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Sanctions may have passed their optimal point of channeling public grievances against the regime, beyond which they only alienate Iranian citizens from the United States.
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Mr. Bleckner, 69, made his name in the 80s and 90s by channeling the anger and sorrow of the AIDS crisis into somber, abstract paintings.
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Danica Patrick is taking her tires (and talent) to the sunny state of Florida for the Daytona 500 ... but not before channeling her inner-yogi.
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"It may appear that if I'm against immigration, that translates into me being a racist," Mr. Porterfield said, channeling the views of many county residents.
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How well a robot can tackle a health worker's task depends, in some measure, on whether it's replacing that human interaction, or simply channeling it.
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"I am more optimistic about the future of America than ever before," Obama said in Philadelphia, channeling Ronald Reagan's "Morning in America" speech in 1984.
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Yet the team of actresses here, channeling what Shange called a choreopoem, takes onstage symbiosis to a radiant new level of both reliance and defiance.
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Fox basically submits to him a year later: Megyn Kelly is gone, and now you've got Tucker Carlson channeling Trump at the 8 pm hour.
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Milan was a breath of fresh air, with Fendi channeling the 70s and Prada showing a clean, stated collection that felt both modern and timeless.
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" One of those head-scratchers was Mr. DeMille's very own brother, who didn't mince words: "Tear it down," his brother said, channeling the movie "Mr.
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Joaquin Phoenix, channeling Johnny Cash, and Reese Witherspoon, who won a best actress Oscar as June Carter, burn bright in this biopic from James Mangold.
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His friend rejects this unseemly arrangement as an example of the back-channeling and deal-making that they'd gotten into the legal profession to stop.
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The model stepped out on Thursday in Beverly Hills channeling the late Princess Diana&aposs signature street style combination of an oversized blazer and boots.
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Just as Alfred Hitchcock invented an entirely new genre of film by channeling European wartime anxiety, films such as "Parasite" challenge globalization and its effects.
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It was lonely and chaotic, a terrible step down from normal-town life, and the roosters were its demonic outgrowths somehow, channeling its direst energies.
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"Rent: Live" was directed by Michael Greif, who oversaw the original Broadway production, and Alex Rudzinski, but they both seemed to be channeling Baz Luhrmann.
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Later on, she's channeling the Wicked Witch of the West and speaking in an heirloom accent she must've learned from a Gabor sister — it's wild.
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"I think it's about the 1990s," said Ms. Webb, whose Boy Meets Girl line features images of her channeling the '90s on black athleisure wear.
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Not only is the Mr. Robot actor's British accent pretty decent, he's seems to be channeling Mercury's exuberant lifestyle to the best of his ability.
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Mothers who lost their children to gun violence are channeling their grief into action and turning their mourning into a movement for common-sense gun reform.
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Last week, they made even more dire admonitions at a London donor conference on Syria, pushing for more aid while channeling the darkening mood at home.
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Back in 2018, she cut her natural hair into a dramatic, jaw-length bob — all in the name of channeling one of her favorite '90s supermodels.
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Schwarzman and others have been channeling vast sums to political action committees that lobby for still lower top tax rates and even less strict business regulation.
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While the restaging will not be an exact replication, a preview of the colorful, trippy set designs and costumes promises a channeling of Teryama's imaginative spirit.
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Specifically, in this part, Inslee is taking the "keep it in the ground" passions of the climate movement and channeling them into a comprehensive policy plan.
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Episode 3It's a year later, and a tux-clad Scott is channeling his own inner Gatsby (or is it Scott Disick?) up in New York City.
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Meet Cinderblock, a very large cat who went viral for channeling all of us in her show of annoyance at having to get on a treadmill.
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With many conservative activists here feeling a sense of fury toward their party, Mr. Cruz has emerged as the candidate most effectively channeling that boiling anger.
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And the Punjabi rapper Nav and the Cambodian rapper $tupid Young both freely use the n-word, channeling the toughness it implies without carrying its burden.
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More often than the rest of the lot, the model can be seen channeling the '90s, head-to-toe, at just about every chance she gets.
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The Golden State Killer would often get angry with his victims and was probably "channeling part of his childhood psychology" into his crimes, the investigator said.
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Nothing like some zombie-themed laser tag to blow off some steam, although her group snap looks more like she's channeling Ghostbusters than 28 Days Later.
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She's feeling her own power for the first time, and that's a mighty force to witness — even as she's channeling that fervor to very questionable ends.
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Who can forget the eldest Trump daughter, dressed sensibly in millennial pink and channeling the traditional image of femininity, at the 2016 Republican National Convention (RNC)?
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In an un-mayoral uniform of frayed jeans and winter boots, Mr. de Blasio appeared to be channeling his more obscure years as a campaign organizer.
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" He describes Barr as "a bright and accomplished lawyer," immediately followed by concern that Barr has been "channeling the president in using words like 'no collusion.
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Looking at Kupka we see an intense channeling of occult vibrations and shimmering realities that asks viewers if they too have experienced their life this way.
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That isn't to say that Petras is incapable of channeling complicated emotions on her own, but there's something about their team-ups that feel especially complex.
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Katy Perry posted a photo of herself channeling one of the signature Kardashian looks, complete with bleach blonde hair, braids and a skin-baring body suit.
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The New York State Department of Health knew about the booklet; in fact, the agency funded its creation in 2017, channeling a grant from the CDC.
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Pablo Jarillo-Herrero is channeling some of his copious energy into a morning run, dodging startled pedestrians as he zips along, gradually disappearing into the distance.
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Channeling favorites like the Teardrop Explodes and the Specials with a punk fervor, Albarn used the opportunity to take jabs at the scenes he now disowned.
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Hear works by taking in the ambient sound from around you and subjecting it to a variety of processing filters before channeling it into your headphones.
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Three senior members of al Qaeda based in Iran have been sanctioned by the Treasury Department for channeling money into the terrorist organization, officials announced Wednesday.
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Mattis pushed back on that notion Thursday, telling Pentagon reporters that he was channeling the same unifying message Trump delivered last Monday during his Afghanistan speech.
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PopSugar reports that Evans' latest dog-related tweet has him channeling Caesar Milan, projecting a canine narrative onto a photo of Dodger with an outstretched paw.
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We have to hold ourselves accountable, as opposed to being annoyed that you have a new manager you don't like and creating toxicity or back-channeling.
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Many of the designs are based on the ancient, energy-channeling form of the pyramid, but the pyramid is now relieved of weight and monumental function.
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"He was doing exactly what he wanted to do when he was killed," Kelly said, channeling Dunford's words to him upon the death of Kelly's son.
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Mr. McDonnell grew up poor here in Liverpool and is considered an enforcer, channeling the enthusiasm and passion of the new Labour members and of Momentum.
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Zeng's exit comes as the company is retreating from loss-making ventures outside of search and channeling resources into its autonomous driving and artificial intelligence units.
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These projects do not take account of regular flooding from annual rains and indeed have contributed to the channeling of flood waters through central urban areas.
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"We all know the important role that the Disasters Emergency Committee plays in channeling the British public's extraordinary generosity to respond to disasters overseas," he said.
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"It was as if he was channeling Dilma's spirit, like he had turned into the devil," she said, referring to the president by her first name.
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Baseball season is officially underway so swing through these pitchin' pics to see celebs channeling their inner Clayton Kershaw and dishin' out some four-seam fastballs.
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She could bend it, stretch it, and pinch it to her liking, channeling the rolling soul of Aretha Franklin to the feathered falsettos of Minnie Riperton.
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She quit her job and spent a year and a half teaching and taking commissioned book projects, before channeling her love of old movies into podcasting.
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Now just imagine what new technologies we could discover by channeling our intellectual and economic resources into a return trip to the moon or even Mars.
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Business ____ Touring for her fourth studio album, getting a star on the Walk of Fame and channeling her own #MeToo memories into a message of empowerment.
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Another cover shows the actress channeling model Catherine Deneuve while wearing a baby pink vinyl jacket and a big velvet bow to accessorized her teased hair.
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Perhaps channeling Trump, McNaughton seems to relish criticism or indifference from left-leaning artists who dominate the field and seems to enjoy the role of provocateur.
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When Chuck Schumer said Supreme Court justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh "won't know what hit" them this week, he was channeling Trump's schoolyard-bully persona.
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Mr. Clause's channeling of Ms. Midler will not be drag, he stresses; "Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall" is a better (and obvious) point of reference.
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Those should be the immediate priorities, not channeling money for more meds to drug companies, from the pockets of Americans whose pain was the industry's gain.
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But Ms. Stenberg's star turn does the most critical load bearing, somehow channeling an emerging generation's inchoate rage, grief and resilience into one recognizably human form.
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Channeling Eminem in "8 Mile," he cut a feisty track in which he owned up to seemingly every last insult the haters had hurled at him.
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In time, the revolutionaries he was channeling — members of the Panthers and the Young Lords, the Puerto Rican activist group — emerged from the wings, challenging him.
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Try channeling your feelings through a recorded or written letter that you can delete, erase, or burn as a way to emotionally exhale what you must.
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Federal prosecutors accuse Parnas of channeling campaign donations to prominent Republicans from a Russian investor who was trying to score legal marijuana licenses, among other claims.
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The major US tech firms have been criticized for arrangements that minimize their tax payouts in Europe by channeling sales through low-tax regimes like Luxembourg.
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"Channeling my inner #Kirby#Scream4," the actress captioned her image, referencing her character in the 2011 thriller — which was the last time she sported a pixie.
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The orchestra excelled in the contrasts of the fourth movement, with the strings channeling fervid passions and the brasses taking a jeering delight in their disruptions.
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Her segment is cut short when she begins psychically channeling the nearby Henry, spilling what he knows about the Kid and the cover-up at Shawshank.
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By channeling his own popularity among core party supporters, he hopes to help candidates who need that kind of base to succeed in the midterm elections.
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The film stars sat down to share tales about channeling their dark side in the most recent additions to their respective filmographies, Hustlers and The Lighthouse.
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But that's less a problem inherent to Rey, and more a symptom of director J.J. Abrams' whiz-bang storytelling, and the space opera genre he's channeling here.
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Her Facebook posts focus increasingly on education and environmental issues rather than party politics, and she is channeling her energy into starting a center for homeless youth.
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While making the record, she says, she made a moodboard as a way of channeling the many disparate thoughts and feelings that were all colliding within her.
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The first involved allegedly setting initial pay based on prior salary and the second allegedly involved "channeling" these groups into career tracks that would have lower pay.
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She wore her long hair, which is usually pulled back in a messy bun, loose around her shoulders, channeling old Hollywood glam with Veronica Lake-inspired curls.
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Or—and this question might require a channeling of Glide's most fundamental teachings—has the country reached a point where it's outrageous to do anything but try?
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Their combined talents for channeling styles and theatrical mimicry resulted in some of the most hilarious, thought-provoking, occasionally unsettling, outrageous, and inventive homages in art history.
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By framing the election in these stark and simple terms, Rushdie is channeling a widespread frustration among liberals that the race is as close as it is.
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The Halloween episode titled, "The Next Episode" went on to show Maddie posing as Jodie Foster in Taxi Driver and Cassie channeling Alabama Worley in True Romance.
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In Godfrey's work, yearning and heartbreak are never far, as if he's channeling both the 17th-century metaphysics of Robert Herrick and the Romanticism of John Keats.
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" Her 2006 pop single "Stars Are Blind" was surprisingly catchy; it sounded something like Britney Spears channeling Marilyn Monroe in a remake of Blondie's "Tide Is High.
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Christian Bale, on the other hand, was clearly channeling Ron Swanson and his full and hearty facial hair with some similarly ginger-hued scruff of his own.
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The notion of women digging deep and channeling an inner power within is terrifying to a patriarchy with a vested interest in keeping women in their place.
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Jessa (Duggar) Seewald shared an adorable video of her 1-year-old son Spurgeon Elliot to Instagram on Tuesday — and he is clearly channeling the holiday spirit.
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Ledger was able to get at the emotional core of every character he played, often channeling the sadness that went with love or the lack of it.
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And in the pop star's new 73 Questions interview with Vogue, Gaga revealed which famous celeb she's been channeling lately with her recent, Old Hollywood glamorous looks.
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Looking at František Kupka we see an intense channeling of occult vibrations and shimmering realities that asks viewers if they too have experienced their life this way.
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The new "exascale" turbine would essentially be a bigger version of that model, which includes bio-inspired design elements aimed at channeling the world's most powerful winds.
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Although many scientists are making synthetic spider's silk, they don't work as well channeling the light, and they're far more expensive than the stuff spiders produce themselves.
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I don't mean to pretend I'm channeling Abraham Lincoln now, but that's not what he had in mind, I think, when he helped form the Republican Party.
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I myself had the opportunity to write about a world in which urban and city planners are channeling their own design expertise to physically bring us together.
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Garner has even been channeling the celebrity chef in recent months, shooting her "Pretend Cooking Show" series in her home kitchen and posting the videos on Facebook.
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Centrally placed in the frame, Akhtar's gray face contrasts with the deep navy blue of the background, channeling the mystical energy of the night of the Ascension.
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At the annual Al Smith charity dinner in 2016, Mr. Trump, channeling Don Rickles, made fun of his wife, Melania, for plagiarizing a speech by Michelle Obama.
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Related: Explore Miyazaki's 'Castle in the Sky' in Minecraft See Miyazaki's World Reborn in a Stunning 3D Tribute Meet the Young Animator Channeling Studio Ghibli in Pakistan
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The Unarius Academy of Science promotes the study of extraterrestrial intelligence, reincarnation, and free energy, but its fundamental purpose is the channeling of alien beings for creativity.
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Sen. Ted Cruz is channeling his inner Yoda to force Luke Skywalker to hear him out in one of the most awesome celeb beefs in the galaxy.
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"Any sadness that we feel over what we've lost we're hopefully channeling in an honest way into the show," says Gilbert, who also serves as a producer.
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However, its aims of channeling public discontent over government corruption garnered wider-reaching support on Sunday, including in more provincial communities such as Siberia's Chita and Barnaul.
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They recommend that young people interested in mental health advocacy start by channeling that energy through their passion, whether that's writing, athletics, community service, or social media.
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Aidy Bryant channeling wedding guest Elton John, Pete Davidson taking on Russell Brand and Leslie Jones explaining how she managed to score an invite to the bash.
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That's the face of someone who's completely channeling the Nickelodeon character and is on a quest to get the most trick-or-treat candy of the night.
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Their parents might not be totally into the idea of them following fame, but that won't stop these kids from channeling their high-profile Moms and Dads.
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Now, the actress is channeling her love for her dad into action by teaming up with the American Cancer Society to fight the disease that killed him.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY "We will put American boots on the face of Mars" Vice President Mike Pence, channeling his best JFK, to NASA employees in Florida.
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Aside from their attempt at lip-syncing and channeling their inner boyband, they had a special guest leave a introduction message for the students... AJ McLean himself.
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That's the way your character is described, so going into an audition, you are channeling 'hot,' which isn't like a person, that's not who a person is.
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FROM COINAGE: Before You Move In Together, Ask These Questions No doubt she's channeling some of the stress from her relationship with ex Tyga into her workouts.
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But instead, the European Union is looking into recycling the same old policies: forcing people back to Libya, and channeling money to the governments people are fleeing.
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French artist Anthony Gonzalez was at once channeling U22017, Peter Gabriel, and Smashing Pumpkins, while also showing how much bigger, deeper, and weirder their music could be.
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If you've always loved inventing silly characters to entertain your family and friends, try channeling that talent and imagination into a career as a voice-over artist.
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Not only will the tutor have to play the role of the iconic Roald Dahl character, channeling her "gentle demeanor," but she must look the part too.
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But brokers can also earn revenue from things like an interest spread on client cash accounts, lending client shares, and from channeling clients' orders through certain traders.
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Modi's challengers failed because technocrats adopting a few nationalist talking points stand little chance against a right-wing leader adept at channeling a nation's rage and resentment.
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Big internet companies have previously paid little tax in Europe, typically by channeling sales via countries such as Ireland and Luxembourg, which have light-touch tax regimes.
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Because while it was clearly an act, it was less a whole cloth invention than a channeling of the terrified victim that still lies somewhere within Carol.
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Depp would probably give up a limb for the chance, but the HST fanboy might be a little too old to keep channeling his hard-drinking idol.
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During the talk show, Hilton alleged that Biden and former Secretary of State John Kerry should both be under investigation for channeling US taxpayer money to Ukraine.
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A similarly marked bird in "Bold as Love #213, 2007," and "Bold as Love #2, 2007," may be channeling Jimi Hendrix (the title references his famous album).
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The instrumental Japanese quartet's symphonic compositions work towards extremes, basking in shards of light when they stream through the windows, channeling the darkness when it engulfs them.
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I started this 10-second rabbit project a little over a decade ago as a way of channeling the artistic curiosity of the inspiring people around me.
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And he dabbled in lending to borrowers via high-interest payday loans, then earned some more by channeling those who could be saved into nonprofit credit counseling.
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Before drawing, she announced to the room that she would be channeling her 10-year-old son and flossed (the popular dance move, not the dental procedure).
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Appearing less like masks and more like biological fusions between herself and other organisms—part plantlife, part anemone—they're unsettling creations channeling something verging on body horror.
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What actually exists in history, instead, are varying models that attempt to deal with masculinity's dark side in different ways, by channeling, sublimating and containing male aggression.
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Dr. Zeichner's takeaway is clear: Navigating this unprecedented situation can feel chaotic, but channeling stress into a new tattoo or piercing might not be the best idea.
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Before this hula girl was was saying aloha as an Academy Award winner, she was just another flower crowned cutie channeling her inner-Islander in Sacramento, California.
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In one of the most recent videos, composer Anthony Wilson plays John Monteleone's "Four Seasons" guitars, demonstrating how each has a distinct sound channeling the different seasons.
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The two also performed together in several recurring sketches, channeling Beyoncé and Prince, Barack and Michelle Obama and the linguistically challenged art dealers Nuni and Nuni Schoener.
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Channeling the anger is essential, as it has clearly reached an intensity where it's eroding your faith in the good work you do and harming your relationships.
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The determination by party leaders to control Democrats' message in 2018 — channeling a tidal wave of liberal activism into a winning electoral strategy — extended to primary elections.
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I knew he'd understand that I was channeling the couple in "Casablanca" at Rick's Moroccan cafe, practicing fractured English in the hope that they could reach America.
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But the diva with nine Grammys nominations made up for it onstage during her performance, channeling a powerful earth goddess complete with gold crown and ethereal gown.
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Channeling the same bluntness that helped fuel his political rise, he carved out a staunchly noninterventionist stance on the conflict and criticized as plodding Mr. Obama's approach.
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" The judge said there was no evidence that the men were "channeling instructions from the Turkish government concerning the day-to-day operational details of that work.
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In addition to channeling the energy they've built, they will also need to contend with tensions that have emerged within the scientific community over this political turn.
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Sister District was founded at the same time as Indivisible, with the aim of channeling volunteers from safe Democratic districts to swing seats in state legislative races.
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After channeling his inner King of Pop with a few splashy moves and poses, Ma pulled off the mask and revealed he was behind the dance moves.
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But it chose to do so without applying any of its social and environmental safeguards to finance that support, instead channeling its support through unaccountable trust funds.
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He's working with a small group of people at Blockchain Health, building an application that's channeling blockchain's digital immutability to protect sensitive data in clinical drug trials.
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But the voice Ms. Oh is channeling is her own as she talks about gender, race, class and the shame so many people experience about sexual desire.
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She's now channeling this momentum toward the ultimate goal of getting FDA market clearance for her peanut, which she hopes to attain within the next few years.
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Westbrook simply turns himself over to it, and that amoral and unreasonable and uncompromising and engulfing thing then finds various dazzling expressions through his channeling of it.
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Channeling the bit of Michael Scott awkwardness we each have inside us, McCain chose to diffuse the situation by making a goofy "bleh" face and turning around.
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It's just that for large stretches of the movie, it feels like everyone around Carol, but not Carol herself, is channeling the joys of being a superhero.
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