In just four days, London's best restaurant will come alive.
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Then, I watched him come alive and score 10 goals?!
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But in recent days, the Yankees' bats have come alive.
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It's Saturday night, and Reykjavík has come alive with revelry.
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If we change that, then competition will come alive again!
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It's the cruxes that make history spark and come alive.
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The lives and skills of Gropius's partners hardly come alive.
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Past tense When the cold snaps, our rinks come alive.
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How does the author make the Kensington neighborhood come alive?
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A Twitter feed come alive, a long list of media complaints.
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We Want All the Coats Coach, where outerwear dreams come alive.
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And that truth has really, really come alive in my mind.
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The result is a wonderful short collection of images come alive.
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He makes the feeling that's in the Rodin sculptures come alive.
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"It made what you learn in books come alive," he said.
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Through sheer excess, the dead afterimages seem to come alive again.
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Her words "come alive" whenever someone else reads them, she said.
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It's just kind of a strange party that starts to come alive.
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What were those precursors, dubbed "protocells," and how did they come alive?
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The MateBook 13 is not fanless, but its fans rarely come alive.
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The city seemed to both come alive and grind to a halt.
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What makes the performance come alive are his eyes: intelligent, wounded, wary.
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On "Come Alive", she sings "All I want is peace, peace, peace".
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Townspeople crowd the pub, and the choreography makes the number come alive.
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He feeds off the small things that make the city come alive.
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They're not going to come alive à la Little Shop of Horrors.
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It will come alive, all around us, and that could be amazing.
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So they begin to feel exhilarated, they feel renewed, they come alive.
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"You need the emotion of the characters to make it come alive."
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But young women have come alive and Black women have certainly come alive — running for office, talking to elected officials, having ideas about what kind of change we should have and not hesitating to tell it like it is.
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Used well, a painter can make the landscape come alive for the viewer.
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Are you ready to see the seven kingdoms come alive like never before?
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The highlights I added–although glazed-down– really made the haircut come alive.
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Then, utilize the power of dirty talk to make the fantasy come alive.
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"We want to make the house come alive," Dr. da Costa Meyer said.
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Those trucks that come alive and terrorise people trapped in a rest stop.
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"I think we're just beginning to see the neighborhood come alive," she said.
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After being in their presence long enough, the rock effigies seemingly come alive.
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They were geniuses at making their faith come alive in a secular context.
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Stretches of his 15-minute, three-movement score come alive with jazzy energy.
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They did a bunch of anti-intuitive things to make the liquidity come alive.
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I half expected to see the curves of this torso-like carving come alive.
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Thomas founded the Come Alive Church and was a promoter of Christian music concerts.
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He was introduced in the first game, but doesn't come alive until the second.
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So in his view, speaking from his heart, he's making his sculptures come alive.
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As she turned 6, Maxwell Drew watched her surroundings come alive with movie magic.
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ET each day, the app will come alive and a countdown timer will start.
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Hopefully your faith in America will come alive again with the sound of music.
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In South Carolina, the leafy trails and bike paths come alive with fall colors.
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"When Thierry got on the ball, that's when we'd come alive," Wright-Phillips said.
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I went over there and saw that history come alive through the paper trail.
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So how do you make the cross-generational, cross-racial economic coalition come alive?
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Then, for dessert, giant crinkled chocolate chip cookies, like an Instagram hit come alive.
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Cramer said the managed-care stocks have "come alive" after Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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Those are the very conditions under which bias is more likely to come alive.
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Texas is the Reagan republicans dream come alive in America…I mean minus Austin.
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For me those pieces are some of the most exhilarating because they come alive.
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However, so far this year HACK has come alive and is now up 8 percent.
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I like to think of myself as the one who helps his vision come alive.
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Bitmoji Kit lets your conversations come alive with Bitmoji stickers when messaging on other apps.
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Lord Bragg seemingly did everything he could to make sure the shift didn't come alive.
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Under the gaze of Chan's camera, specimens like these forearm muscles seem to come alive.
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"It really is amazing to watch these girls come alive in the class," she continued.
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This is the latest evolution of Facebook's quest to make the Yellow Pages come alive.
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Yet the drama of this moment, like many in the book, doesn't quite come alive.
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Somehow you need to look at it afresh and make it come alive for yourself.
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I read as much as possible to find details to make the subjects come alive.
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BERLIN Berlin, one of the world's leading music cities, will come alive starting on Sept.
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There are things in this life that only come alive when we're cloaked by darkness.
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The goal was to take this story and try to make it come alive musically.
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Seeing Trump come alive at the smell of a fight with Democrats is hardly new.
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"I realized I'd never really come alive for myself," Johansson tearfully muses in the trailer.
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"I felt the film come alive at that point," Mr. Scorsese wrote in an email.
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She thinks that showing hats and bonnets alongside the paintings helps the show come alive.
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Waste this river of carp and scumbags, it's peasant bread with the crust come alive.
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Stripped of villagers going about their business, his domestic interiors and building façades come alive.
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At the same time each year, that chamber will come alive and run through its animation.
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Even where urban public spaces are built, they don't come alive without sufficient density around them.
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While the team struggles as a whole at the plate, Joseph has come alive this month.
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I get slightly nervous, but having these lines in this uniform, Saw starts to come alive.
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He was a stone statue—one that in my eyes, could come alive at any second.
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To be able to see her grow will make every moment of his childhood come alive.
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At resolution of approximately 787 feet (240 meters) per pixel, Pandora's scars and craters come alive.
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It was refreshing to watch women come alive on set, to see their beauty as unique.
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One near-death experience for a Colorado couple ended up making their love truly come alive.
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"I really feel like my changeup has come alive over the past couple starts," Scherzer said.
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That way, the intrinsic purpose of punk would come alive and have something to fight against.
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So Tha Carter V doesn't fully come alive until track 2, "Mona Lisa" featuring Kendrick Lamar.
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The warm lighting, sweet aroma of perfume, and soft music made the massive store come alive.
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But it's a moment that works only because these characters are truly beginning to come alive.
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Their dead come alive, appearing at bedsides on dark nights, or as voices in the wind.
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When challenged, Mom's inner spitfire would come alive, and her tongue became wicked as never before.
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A Drake's Views generator even popped up, allowing fans to easily make their "views" come alive.
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But she did, and her love and respect for her home come alive on every page.
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There, users' wildest fantasies will come alive as they slip into a world of heightened titillation.
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"London 2012 saw this country come alive with a passion for sport," William says in the video.
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But if they seem muted in the pan, "the foiled pigments come alive when applied," she promises.
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But I really liked the material and the environments we created here, and how they come alive.
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I am beholden to you to make this vision come alive and to realize our full potential.
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I was delighted to see such a superb William Vintage discovery come alive on the red carpet.
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If you view a $10 bill, Hamilton will come alive and sing a song from the musical.
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They were going to make their own thing, in their own community, and make it come alive.
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"Its [sic] like the whole scene has come alive suddenly within 24 hours," said one reddit user.
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Perhaps for you, it's the thing you absolutely love to do and that makes you come alive.
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Granderson, whose bat has come alive the last few days, singled sharply to right for one run.
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The characters come alive, and the story bears out its themes of friendship, family and self-acceptance.
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I wanted ideas to come alive visually, which is what I did with the books, as well.
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I would have come alive—that's where I would have been able to show what I've got.
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The only question worth asking about a critic is if his contradictions come alive on the page.
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Have you ever had a teacher like Dr. Kwiat who is able to make science come alive?
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"And then daddy said, 'He's come alive, he's shouting and screaming and carrying on,'" Edross-Fakier said.
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First, his tendency to write invented potted histories and narrative summaries fails to make the countries come alive.
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In the Temple of Aphrodite he beseeches the goddess to make his "simulacrum of a girl" come alive.
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In her book, Schiff makes 17th-century Puritan New England come alive — what a dark and fearful place!
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It's Lohan who internalizes these details, and makes Annie and Hallie come alive as wholly realized, individual characters.
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The creators have also partnered with various audio and visual design experts to make distant space come alive.
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Visual storytellers spent months making the data come alive and bringing you Norway's Silicon Valley of the Sea.
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He was trying to make history come alive, and he used live people as well as these actors.
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Vivid jewel tones, retro tropical prints and North African-style patterns come alive in the desert outside Marrakesh.
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Oh, and she also discovers she has secret superpowers that come alive when she's especially emotional and angry.
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Nor does the prejudice directed at the mythological races really come alive, as allegorical as it might feel.
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This week's recipes are full of flavors to love, the kinds of ingredients that make dinner come alive.
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Making the garden come alive this time of year is about breaking the work down into digestible bites.
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Making the garden come alive this time of year is about breaking the work down into digestible bites.
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How do you make British palaces — and their bygone occupants — come alive without a trip to the U.K.?
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I've made that wealth come alive ... But we are now the number one energy producer in the world.
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It's not like the deceased is going to suddenly come alive and grab you by the throat… right?
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Whether you buy the pagan story or not, they truly come alive when bouncing around with unrestrained gusto onstage.
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If this is an old National Geographic come alive, it's thanks to the influence of a very powerful psychedelic.
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Projected on multiple walls in the exhibition space, one becomes haunted by these masked faces that slowly come alive.
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"We can make roofs come alive, you can have a live roof instead of a dead roof," he said.
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Buffy and friends must battle skeletons, zombies and bats as the decorations come alive along with their deepest fears.
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"Parents know their children well and have to make it come alive for their child to create that magic."
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The colors can be tough to see with the naked eye, but they come alive in long-exposure photos.
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There's nothing like putting your foot down on a Bentley W12 and feeling the world come alive around you.
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She had no idea about the previous disasters there or that the ground could come alive as it did.
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At the National Museum of Singapore, a new permanent exhibit will come alive as more people fill the room.
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Then, we aerate it, make it come alive, and use that to spray on the plants in the greenhouse.
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A couple of deceptions here as you go through that are really going to make this trick come alive.
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How does William J. Broad, a Times science reporter, make the anglerfish come alive in the minds of readers?
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"Don't ask what the world needs, ask what makes you come alive, and go do it," Thurman told him.
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He sees this come alive in what he calls, Denver's "navigable social infrastructure," in which communal learning is encouraged.
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Hearing them now is obviously silly, but seeing those wonderfully wonky ideas come alive through animation is even more embarrassing.
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I&aposve seen this country come alive in a way that I can only imagine the frontier days of America.
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It took the right person to make it come alive, and she was the person so I got really lucky.
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Finally, Fink held up some some normal looking all-black yoga pants that come alive with miniature, green LED lights.
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"We're seeing it come alive," said Maya Tolstoy, a marine geophysicist at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University.
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These very big sectors have suddenly come alive, and he says it could mean good things for the stock market.
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These very big sectors have suddenly come alive, and he says it could mean good things for the stock market.
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The people who are successful in this medium have the support and resources to make their dream projects come alive.
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I became obsessed with the idea that My Buddy would come alive and murder me and everyone that I loved.
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The upcoming iPhone game plays like pinball, but it uses color in a way that makes the tables come alive.
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This is a writer using every tool at her disposal to make this story come alive, to make it matter.
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But arguably, the best place to see Kate Spade come alive is at its biannual New York Fashion Week presentation.
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From that point forward, the Packers seemed to come alive, but it was far too little and far too late.
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To make the past come alive, he presents it as a modern spectacle, with inventive use of light and video.
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With Lego Boost (ages 7 to 12), children can build five different models that come alive through movement and sound.
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You have to make that vision come alive so that your followers can see it just as clearly as you do.
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The animated version ends up adapting the story from the comics pretty literally, essentially trying to make its panels come alive.
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Whether it's dancing at a concert, doing cartwheels on the beach, or clinking glasses with friends, Loops makes profiles come alive.
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The core of the game is timeless; it just needed a few changes to help its world come alive in 2018.
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Certain music is best experienced in massive arenas to tens of thousands of people; some artists come alive in that setting.
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"It's almost as if something's come alive," says Wellick, watching the sequence unfold; Elliot grabs some popcorn, and the clip ends.
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And in adding Eagle Eye and the ability to craft, the more mundane parts of Red Dead Redemption have come alive.
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The crowd seemed to come alive only when the subject was not Mr. Trump but Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee.
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If you follow the line breaks, which is following the logic of the thought, you can hear the person come alive.
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Stop by on one of the kid-friendly Scarecrow Nights to see the outdoor exhibition come alive with performances and illuminations.
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Parents see their children's dreams come alive as they meet Mickey Mouse, Minnie Minnie, Cinderella, Snow White and the whole gang.
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" Long winters come alive in Ivey's novel about 1920s-era homesteaders in Alaska: "The next evening, the snow fell with dusk.
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Into the Spider-Verse looks like a comic book that's come alive, and there's nothing else on-screen quite like it.
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" And that's when the idea came to him: "What about a shoe that would essentially come alive when you put it on?
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When Tilt Brush's audio-reactive brushstrokes are enabled, parts of the paintings come alive: flickering and pulsing in time to the music.
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It's a bit hypnotizing but so, so cool, because they move and grow and essentially come alive in such a bizarre way.
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Cramer said the deal showed him that even a left-for-dead group like the pipelines can come alive with a merger.
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We know that the citizens we represent are the people who make the formulas of our shared values come alive every day.
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The walls are adorned with gorgeous portraits – and we assume their subjects come alive and casually move from one frame to another.
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In reality, it is the teachers that make what is being taught come alive, an exhausting job that deserves a day off.
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It was as if the fever dream memes had come alive, the absurdist combo adding further fuel to maintain the song's position.
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Two cultural events made Allahabad come alive — the release of a new Bollywood movie, and the arrival of a Soviet Book Exhibition.
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And now, Frankenstein is set to come alive in New York again, this time at the Public Theater's Under the Radar Festival.
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"I know of no one today who can make characters come alive the way you do," he wrote to Guilloux in 1946.
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They come alive in the summer, covered by green for a few precious weeks as the daylight stretches well into the night.
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"It needed to come alive in a way that felt less formal, more grounded in the hips and pelvis," Ubeda told me.
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It's a punctuated, fun, wacky, and dreamlike wonderworld where all of the artist's thoughts come alive through illustrations, paintings, and colorful conversations.
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The absolute worst of these Kombat wannabes was Data East's Tattoo Assassins—a fighting game about warriors with tattoos that come alive.
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Spread out over the length of a wall, Harsono's sepia-toned digital prints, combined with the spectral drawings, make his palimpsest come alive.
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Ms Shi watches far-flung Chinese parks come alive with their own group dancing on Huoshan, a short-video app favoured by teens.
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"Capacity must be taken out through mergers if that cohort is ever going to come alive again in a sustained fashion," Cramer said.
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The stories of influential whistleblowers Bill Binney, Ed Loomis, and Thomas Drake — and their confrontations with the law — come alive on the page.
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"I had let myself go due to personal circumstances and I thought, I could come alive with Sheila," she told host Natalie Morales.
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Of course, it was a false alarm, but served as a dry-run for mechanisms that could come alive at a moment's notice.
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While both groups are pretty entertaining to watch, it's the adult battles that make you feel like you're seeing Star Wars come alive.
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In all genres, I wait in ambush for the exact, perfect, telling detail, the thing that makes the scene or line come alive.
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But most of the best STEM writing you'll find is absorbing and memorable for the way the writer made the topic come alive.
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" However they were achieved, she said, his portraits still come alive for the viewer: "We can feel a deep human connection with Wyeth.
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"The sheer exhilaration of seeing it come alive onstage prompted me to write another five plays in no time at all," he said.
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No, these iron filings haven&apost come alive and choreographed a dance routine; they are moving in the presence of a magnetic field.
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At the end of the day, ten or eleven o'clock at night, we'd turn it on and watch what we'd created come alive.
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Lopes uses the same technology to allow objects to come alive and communicate to their user the instructions on how to operate them.
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You could feel something change in the room, the air come alive with what may, in fact, have been a kind of magic.
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Driving the news: For the first time, the special counsel's narrative has suddenly come alive with pre-presidential actions and entanglements by Trump himself.
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In the final minutes of the near century-old show in Radio City Music Hall, the stage seems to come alive with flying robots.
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The Truth offers short stories — frightening, funny and heartwarming — woven through with audio elements, like narration and sound effects, to make them come alive.
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The St. Louis Cardinals are making a move up the National League Central standings behind an offense that has come alive with a vengeance.
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The Come Alive Church released a statement to the media on Thursday announcing that they had suspended Thomas in the wake of the charges.
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Here's a Clever Animation Made Entirely on a Typewriter Awesome Typewriter Drawings Come Alive in 3D Color Typewriter Drawings Turn Photos into Distorted Portraits
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Men could recover their unconscious feminine side, or anima, previously submerged during their youth, and women come alive to their hidden opposite, the animus.
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Snapchat tells me it set out to create the most human camera, and making the camera roll come alive was the obvious next step.
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But we want to be a trusted aggregator of spatial information that can help your house come alive and give you this great experience.
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While I will never be able to quote directly from it (my brain doesn't work that way), I see the text come alive everywhere.
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The idea was to make the face come alive and turn it back into a being with presence—take it out of the gallery.
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They could make a scene come alive in the mind's eye of the reader -- perhaps reflecting the fact that both studied painting as kids.
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These ideas come alive in her current exhibit, A Rose in Spanish Harlem, on view at urban art space Hi-ARTS in East Harlem.
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Related: Awesome Typewriter Drawings Come Alive in 3D Color Typewriter Drawings Turn Photos into Distorted Portraits New Anthology Explores Modern Artwork Made On Typewriters
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Initially, Dunn had envisioned Buffy as having a robot-like voice like Siri, but casting Rossellini is what really made the character come alive.
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We colored in birds, making our oil pastels blunt, then scanned our drawings and watched them come alive as they joined the projected throng.
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I arrived at the Ace Hotel Chicago right at dusk when the trendy restaurants of the West Loop were just starting to come alive.
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But I would say that he's an artist and a sculptor, and he came at this because he wanted to make his sculptures come alive.
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We see the trucker's theory on parenting come alive with Ted Wheeler (Joe Chrest), the father of Nancy (Natalia Dyer) and Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard).
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The Mexican chain is a place where fast food junkies come alive: Kit Kats can turn into quesadillas and fans can wear their pride, literally.
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As the comet approached its perihelion (its closest approach to the sun before heading back towards the outer solar system), it started to come alive.
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The three-year-old company's instant cameras let users print photos from their smartphones and see them come alive when scanned with Prynt's mobile app.
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While the Shinola headphones sound better than when used with amp, the Sennheisers sound exponentially better and this track, and others like it, come alive.
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A gallery wall of personal art makes a space come alive, and it's one of the most literal ways your home can tell your story.
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Of course this band, set apart by the raw energy they pulsate with, come alive in the moment—or even just in pursuit of it.
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So while AR glasses could help you learn about your environment, it could also help the local area come alive in new and exciting ways.
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Related: Your Horoscope is Horrifying Thanks to These Illustrated Zodiac Nightmares Tarot Cards Come Alive in the Streets of Haiti Meet Tynan DeLong, Comedic Polymath
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But Fitzpatrick is so fond of narrative symmetry, neat metaphors and redundant parallels that her characters, caged in these airtight constructions, fail to come alive.
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And with each day, you'll see your cat come alive in amazing ways, bolting, scaling, leaping and becoming one with the wild world around him.
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The once sleepy sidewalks lined with bitter orange trees have come alive with boutiques and cafes catering to young Athenians as well as European tourists.
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"I mean what I think would feel fresh — really come alive — is that this should begin on that terrible night in Paris," the agent yapped.
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" Watching her story come alive in its newest incarnation has been a rewarding experience for Ng. She explains, "When you're a writer, you control everything.
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The effect is to overload your eyes, as if the blank paper under this review had come alive with a blaring message of its own.
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"I started learning little passages to see if it would come alive, and instantly realized it was absolutely right," he told The Times in 21987.
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This week's list includes an app that makes your doodle come alive, an emoji-based charades game and an app for sharing your favorite vertical videos.
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Festooned with colorful beads and fabric, these gods with bulging eyes, animal heads, and limbs constructed from cardboard and found wood come alive in the gallery.
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Winners of eight of its last 10, St. Louis has seen its offense come alive during a 215-22 stretch as it has amassed 29 runs.
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The ideas in your mind come alive on that screen and that was just exciting, and so I think we want to give students that opportunity.
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Mr. Castellucci places the action at a distance from us, behind a softening scrim that flattens the dimensions, making stage images into canvases that come alive.
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The DIA exhibit leverages the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro to offer so contextual aesthetic extras to the museum's historical displays, making history, you know, come alive.
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The acts of cruelty that Poornima and Savitha face in America are woven in with gentleness, kindness and even indifference, allowing the cruelty to come alive.
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" The effect, Southern decides, is that "the characters and story come alive in an almost incredible way, quite beyond anything achieved by conventional methods of writing.
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For Mr. Cash, hearing his father's words come alive to music written by others was tantamount to communicating and having the chance to collaborate with him again.
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I feel sorry that my daughter has lost her dad, and I have to explain to her every few weeks why her dad cannot come alive again.
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They are two candidates who have come alive in their campaigns as it became clearer that the other one would be the likely nominee of their party.
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Each man adopted a series of legal and political strategies during the long fight for citizenship, and in Erman's prose, their personal and collective struggles come alive.
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Many of those challenges still exist, but lately Durban's come alive with the sounds of music, and the rest of South Africa, and the world, is listening.
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The body of water flips the text off the wall as well as the other buildings surrounding it, making "alive" come alive amidst the city's concrete horizon.
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The shoreline in Hatteras was empty on Wednesday, but it will most likely come alive soon, as officials in Dare County lifted the mandatory evacuation on Thursday.
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During the holiday season, the gardens come alive each evening with a mile-long walk full of interactive, large-scale light displays, the Enchanted Forest of Light.
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Related: Watch an Analog Optical Illusion of a T.Rex Come Alive These Architectural Illusion Photos Might Give You Vertigo Dazzle Camouflage Hides Corporate Logos In Optical Illusions
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With no English to speak of, he spent his days drawing manga, flipping the pages in his notebook between his forefinger and thumb, watching the drawings come alive.
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It comes with a 4K HD resolution, powered by its signature a7 Intelligent Processor, which can showcase vivid colors and deep details that come alive on your screen.
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But my dream is to be writing pieces of theater for my best friends and putting on plays in New York City and seeing our vision come alive.
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I always say that the only thing Ben Franklin, if he were to come alive today, would recognize out of our kitbag of modern devices is the wristwatch.
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Reserve big man John Henson has come alive in the last two games with an average of 14.5 points, 973 rebounds and two blocks in 23 minutes. 1.
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You just know right when you close your eyes, all the stuff of nightmares is going to come alive and scare any chance of sleep out of you.
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"Through this device, we're able to say we are taking a page out of history and making it come alive," Maltz Museum Founder Milton Maltz told Fox News.
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When it comes to our wealth and success, we tend to fixate on the things we need to acquire in the future to make those visions come alive.
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Chernow's work is best understood as a kind of modern myth-making, updating the stories of America's past in ways that make them come alive in the present.
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But the show's most exhilarating moments are on the faces of Maggie Gyllenhaal and Dominique Fishback, as they come alive with plans of self-determination, of power-sharing.
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A bright idea The Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has found a meaningful way to make its exhibits come alive — and add critical context to its collection.
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As if the contemporary art world weren't scary enough, the director Dan Gilroy's lampooning of it imagines a world in which paintings come alive and take life away.
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"It never seems to come alive with any believable interplay of characters; the movie locks itself into a watertight tank of a premise, and the handcuffs won't come off."
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You can see the spectacular colors, track the balletic movement, and just watch these sea animals (that look more like alien creatures or otherworldly galaxies, mind you) come alive.
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" Tamblyn decided to go with her gut, "which [was] telling me I have a super phenomenal film in my head and I should try to make it come alive.
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The second half of Season 7, on the other hand, is more about "seeing these people come alive again and earning the place where they are now," he said.
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Museum displays can come alive, showing the painter creating the work from the beginning right in front of you and overlaid with the location of the actual finished painting.
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So it's a bit surprising to see that the crowd don't really come alive until "Focus" and that Caesar collab "Best Part", towards the final third of the set.
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Only the President has the ability to make the words on the paper come alive, and that is the real indicator of the value of any nation's true security.
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Long after visitors have made their daytime pilgrimages to Muslim, Jewish and Christian places of worship, a handful of trend-setting clubs, bars and impromptu art galleries come alive.
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The Vikings put their seven-game winning streak on the line Sunday when they visit the reigning NFC champion Atlanta Falcons, who have come alive with three consecutive victories.
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These poems, also filled with numerous images of jazz — about which Gold is passionate — and intricate references to cultural history, make Gold's poems come alive with an unexpected ferocity.
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When you put on a high-quality headset and play a VR game or watch a VR-based movie or video, high-quality sound makes the experience come alive.
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But switching between two aspect ratios isn't enough to make a story come alive, and Hawley keeps tinkering with his borders until the people inside them feel incidental, even arbitrary.
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Evoking yet sliding by multiple influences, from powwow outfits to kachina figures, "Come Alive!" foregrounds the contemporaneity and complexity of indigenous identity, putting historic works into conversation with the present.
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I started with black-bean soup and was a few spoonfuls into it when the beans seemed to come alive on my tongue, churning with a kind of malevolent aggression.
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It's not often I can watch the sun rise and listen to the birds and other animals come alive in the morning, so I relished the respite from city life.
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There have been so dang many of them, and the format is so limiting — you can slam doors, make staircases creak, have the kitchen knives come alive — and then what?
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It's said that the man placed the dolls around the canals to calm the spirit of the dead girl — and that to this day, the dolls come alive at night.
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S.C.W. "Impermanence"; Lorelei (Sono Luminus) The calligraphic squiggles and vocal arabesques of Franco-Flemish Renaissance music come alive in the full-bodied and radiant sound of this female vocal ensemble.
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We're trying to make stories come alive and gradually feed the stories into planning so Rogers Island can take its place among the greatest 18th century sites in the country.
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Though written at a middle-school reading level, adults can learn as much from this book as kids and the approachable writing style and illustrations help the history come alive.
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He doesn't often listen during the day, but at night the tunes come alive — probably while he's also hand rolling linguine next to a glass of a full-bodied cabernet.
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The project, called [AR]T Walk, is a walking tour through various city centers around the globe aiming to help the digital art works of artists come alive in physical spaces.
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We can't boost your mood or follow you around with a beauty ring light, but we can recommend makeup that will make your irises come alive with a rainbow of shades.
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But when Mr Smee is able to fill in the details, weaving the art into stories of these combustible friendships, both come alive in ways that neither could have done alone.
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There's a comforting intimacy to it, similar to what you experience riding a horse, that bonds you to the "creature" and makes the illusion come alive in a totally unique way.
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Porzingis scores 40 as Knicks rally past Pacers NEW YORK — For the second time in three days, it took until the mid-fourth quarter for Madison Square Garden to come alive.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's a really cool music video that uses 3D printing, stop-motion animation, and projection mapping to make a model come alive to sing a song.
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"If we can get the prompt month for WTI stabilized in the high $40s and the 2020 price at $55 or higher, the M&A market will come alive," he said.
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Forty-four years later, downtown Los Angeles has come alive with development, the publication has become a habit for thousands of readers, and Ms. Laris, 73, has run out of steam.
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Snapchat's Scan AR platform Snapchat's Scan AR platform Startups like Blippar have been working on AR scanning for years in hopes of making consumer packaged goods or retail locations come alive.
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When the records start spinning, multiple analog animations come alive on the surface of each disc, displaying things like a keyboardist playing a chord or a break dancer doing the splits.
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Set to live music by French Canadian electro pop group Valaire, Crépuscule - Raviver les braises tells the story of the backstreets and alleyways that come alive when the light leaves the sky.
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But the moments that come alive, like that underwater training sequence, or a climactic moment of stalking at an airport, only make the rest of the film look more wandering and indistinct.
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Basically, a user downloads Blippar's app, and then points their smartphone at an object and that object will come alive on their phone with information, music, videos, games and special retail offers.
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This post was originally published on MUNCHIES UK. Tumble out of bed and stumble to the kitchen, pour yourself a cup of ambition, then yawn and stretch and try to come alive.
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In addition to the creativity of directors Kristoffer Nyholm and Anders Engstrom, along with director of photography Mark Patten, Hardy says every department played a role in making the show come alive.
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Synopsis: In the family-centric adventure comedy "Night at the Museum" (2006), security guard Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) discovers that the exhibits at the Museum of Natural History come alive at night.
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The heroes, villains and exotic locations of the popular BBC sci-fi series Doctor Who come alive (with the help of your colored pens and pencils) in the Doctor Who Coloring Book.
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That they're dead history come alive, a warning of where not to go, what not to do, and that schoolboys and lovers and citizen-onlookers don't see this, is all that counts.
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Khalil Mack, Oakland's standout linebacker, sealed up the victory with a sack and fumble late in the fourth quarter that ended the only promising drive for Buffalo after Oakland had come alive.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is one painting that makes Gagosian Gallery's Nude: From Modigliani to Currin a worthwhile show — one dissonant note that makes the entire gallery come alive.
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But Marling says the streaming service also allowed for her fully developed characters — both male and female — to come alive in a way they couldn't in a feature film or typical TV series.
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In the studio, I wasn't sure how the final animation would turn out, but watching the images come alive once I put the them together was the perfect way to start the year.
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It can include brand identity and narrative, and various strategies that help your company come alive in the eyes of your customers, including product user interfaces and experiences (and yes, logos and slogans).
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"I thought, 'I could come alive with Sheila,' and it was a really great goal line for me, because I think as much as the weight loss, everything's just really subtle," Barrymore says.
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It's all of these things, that's she's lost in her life, that I sort of felt like I had lost in my life, and it's such a blessing to come alive with her.
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"What makes travel come alive for kids is understanding what their respective passions are and providing them a cultural connection point to make the experience more personal," said the co-founder Christie Holmes.
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In that same way, though the Triple Rock feels sterile when it's empty, the room teems with life the second the lights go down and the people on the dance floor come alive.
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But when Barber speaks in his rolling baritone, not just at the pulpit or on the Capitol steps but even in casual conversation, his back seems to straighten and his eyes come alive.
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Peter Wentz is back, and he offers us a grid packed with fun entries, like the opening IN CAHOOTS, HONEY WINE, SLAVE AWAY, JAY GATSBY, BODY MAN, THE BIG BANG and COME ALIVE.
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Those content to keep their cameras focused on earth will appreciate the many ways to experience artist Bruce Munro's internationally-acclaimed Field of Light display, where 50,000 glass spheres come alive after dark.
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Encouraging your kid to be more of a maker might just be a matter of pointing to someone or something they admire and giving them the technology to make their vision come alive.
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LONDON (Reuters) - From "My Girl" to "What's Going On", Motown hits come alive on the London stage in a West End musical looking at the life of the record label's founder Berry Gordy.
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I also loved immersing myself in works of nonfiction that taught me something about the world, that made the past come alive or shed light on hidden corners of history or the news.
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These physical motions haunt each painting as it anticipates the viewer who will come alive to its flow of color, at once grand and granular, and awaken color itself to its protean life.
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At any given time, there are thousands of live nature feeds available on YouTube and other services, but somehow they become more appealing as the snow thaws and the background starts to come alive.
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The technologies that make interactive features possible for flat, internet-based online video are working well now, but the experience could really come alive if and when it is developed with VR in mind.
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Awkward and shy in the way genius academics can be, Newt seems to come alive when he's interacting with these CGI wonders, which he inadvertently unleashes on New York upon his arrival in 1926.
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Paintings of piñata surveillance cameras and explosive animals come alive in Back and Forth, a singular body of work created as a collaboration between Dutch street artists Collin van der Sluijs and Super-A.
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"I find it appealing how in the process of painting, physical effort and meticulous work come alive in the images, how this is stated in the composition and musicality of the work," wrote Ascui.
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That said, Litovsky is less interested in making a sweeping statement about "hookup culture" than she is in observing how people behave in this tiny universe that seems to come alive only at night.
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The Giants have scored only five times while dropping three of their last four games, but the bats come alive with Cueto on the hill, amassing 21 runs in the right-hander's three starts.
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After languishing for nearly two years, China's stock market has come alive in recent months thanks to strong corporate profit and economic growth, rekindling the interest of investors burnt by a mid-2015 crash.
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This fan-favorite aluminum pack can charge your device at up to 1% battery life per minute, so you don't have to sit by an outlet praying for the screen to come alive again.
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Imagine a virtual game board and a bunch of virtual game pieces only you and the other players can see: The entire game can be animated, and come alive in new and unexpected ways.
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I was delighted, not only to have played a game I loved with some new folks, but to have written my first playset for any game ever and watch it come alive so successfully.
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In the Bronx, Judge has come alive at the plate, with a big home run and a double that ignited the Yankees' comeback in Game 25 and another run-scoring hit in Game 5.
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Barlow, 74, is a British artist renowned for her often-soaring sculptures cobbled together from industrial refuse, as though an ordinary urban street had suddenly come alive and risen up into a sentient colossus.
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Off the heels of producing several performances at this year's Grammys, along with Khalid's Free Spirit tour, Reardon and I chat about what it takes to make some of music's biggest shows come alive.
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In 2015 he watched the message boards come alive with debate over a runner who qualified for the Boston Marathon with a significantly faster time than the guy had ever had in previous marathons.
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Sanchez had a 9.00 ERA in mid-May when he was banished to the minors after making 11 appearances - all in relief - but he has come alive since joining the rotation upon his recall.
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"We want to build the museum of the future, using the the latest technology to make stories about great women in American History come alive for kids like me," she explains in the piece.
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And yet, by combining several items from my memory — a deep sea cephalopod tentatively named Opisthoteuthis Adorabilis and an amalgamation of space crafts and creatures — I'm able to make the uncanny figure come alive.
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Slugger Giancarlo Stanton also has come alive against the Rockies, going 5-for-8 in the series after collecting four hits in his previous 37 at-bats, while Justin Bour added a two-run blast.
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Each night, the hills surrounding Rainpada and dozens of other villages in Dhule come alive with the glow of hundreds of Android smartphones — cellphone signal is much stronger on the hilltops than in the villages.
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While walking on a lake in a gorgeous ballroom gown, hair pinned to perfection, and looking like a Barbie come alive, the former Ms. Hough saw her hubby-to-be shed some tears for her.
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With a sensitive touch that makes every face, tree and ray of light come alive, Ms. Rohrwacher creates a textured, vibrant portrait of a lost world that is at once emotionally sustaining and grossly exploitative.
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As a season of awakening and rebirth, spring has made our favorite shops come alive with optimistic separates in lightweight fabrications and fun-loving accessories, and we're gearing up for an epic warm-weather shopping scrimmage.
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But an effects showcase like this is supposed to come alive in the kinetic sequences, and for 10-second stretches at a time, Lee's mad dream of an evolved cinema appears to be within his reach.
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The big picture: Cohen's new guilty plea is the first time that special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation has "come alive with pre-presidential actions and entanglements by Trump himself," as previously reported by Axios' Mike Allen.
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This brief history lesson from the BBC might be one of the best looks at how learning will begin to come alive as VR hardware and software become more sophisticated and truly begin to take off.
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Free trade talks that have dragged on for over a decade between Mercosur and the European Union have suddenly come alive and negotiators hope to make significant breakthroughs next week in Buenos Aires, the minister said.
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Here are some of the other standout experiences, which cast a wide net across genres: from family fare to journalism to graphic novels come alive to psychedelic music videos, and a few things that defy explanation.
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There, he and his wife, Galit Shachaf, make gentle, lovely wines under the Other Right label that come alive in the glass, free of additives, manipulations and the other trappings of the conventional winemaking he studies.
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If those other little gray-haired women, not to mention Americans of all ages, would embrace smaller cars and forget their love affairs with the tanks, factories like the one in Lordstown would come alive again.
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Faced with double-digit deficits heading into the fourth quarters of games in Milwaukee and Indiana, Coach Jeff Hornacek plugged Baker, a third-string point guard, into the lineup and watched the Knicks suddenly come alive.
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Often I'd raise the Palm and its blank screen to my face, expecting it to come alive, and then remembered that I needed to press the side button to get it to even acknowledge my presence.
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" In this exclusive video, viewers can go onto the rehearsal stage where Jackman and the cast, which includes Zac Efron, Zendaya and Michelle Williams, are putting the final touches on the film's show-stopping number "Come Alive.
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Just as turning a light off in a room can make it come alive with unease, mundane objects appearing frightfully distorted by darkness, so this game turns the universally understandable dynamic of a human family inside out.
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Blue banners with phrases like: "We are here, we are strong," and "safe resilient together" adorn the street lamps on the main streets downtown, which has come alive again with bustling patios, fast-food restaurants, and shops.
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It must come alive in the season, I thought, though there was a kind of finality to its disuse, it was difficult to imagine that in a few weeks it would be transformed, packed with young people.
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They come alive because they are rooted in the fundamental truth of the need for identity, and they illustrate the happiness that comes when we stop pretending to be something we are not and start being ourselves.
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Run by the 26-year-old chef Val Chang, her older brother, Nando, and their father, Fernando, Itamae is a study in balance: Contrasting flavors, textures and temperatures come alive in inventive ceviche, fish bowls and rolls.
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Cold for must of the postseason, Thompson started to come alive in Game 2, and is now 4 for 5 from 143-point range in Game 3, while the Warriors as a group are 9 for 14.
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A huge part of Grey's story arc was watching her transform believably from shaky novice to mambo queen who totally nailed the lift; here, even Hamilton choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler can't make Baby's wan kick-ball-changes come alive.
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"I wanted an easy, high bun with the right amount of accidents, like the loose wispy bits hanging down around the face that would come alive when you move and give a softness to the look," Pecis explains.
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Think of how much life can be injected into animated cartoon characters, for example, which are very clearly not human yet are hugely popular because people find them entertaining and feel they come alive in their own way.
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The ad was less of a movie teaser than a live performance of the upcoming movie's original song, "Come Alive," which stars Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron, Zendaya, and Keala Settle performed alongside 150 dancers on the Warner Bros.
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The ancient story goes that the Furies were taken out of commission when a gentler societal order was established, and Ryan explores what would happen if they were to come alive and seek retribution in the modern world.
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Pepper delights for what was at the time a novel conception of the studio as an unrestrained zone without rules, a space where everything is possible technologically and metaphysically, where outrageous fantasies come alive and dreams come true.
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At Jamtara Wilderness Camp in Pench National Park, guests can sleep under the stars in a traditional machaan, an open-air platform bed built on high stilts, which allows guests to witness the jungle come alive at sunrise.
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For all of Iron Fist's cab-hopping outside of Gramercy Park or Daredevil's pontificating about Hell's Kitchen, it's story touches like Luke Cage essentially becoming an NYC-specific meme that makes the setting of the Netflix MCU come alive.
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That those mental algorithms that get you through the day also close you off from all kinds of experience—something we all understand when we travel: As soon as you go to a new country, your senses come alive.
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"I still believe that if Benioff could find someone else to take a piece of the darned thing to lay off some of the risk, and the cost … it could come alive simply because the stock cratered," Cramer said.
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Programming can do that, building hardware can do that, but building things and seeing your ideas come alive is something, you know, in cyberspace we can do in the curriculum that ... you can't do that in civil engineering, probably.
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It is only halfway through the book, when Mokhtar begins traveling around Yemen to meet coffee farmers, figuring out which beans he wants to export and how to process and transport them, that the narrative seems to come alive.
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None of it will compare to the tactile pleasure of snapping together a masterpiece, bit by tiny plastic bit, but the animation and scripting—the fact that these worlds really do come alive—makes up for much of that.
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Linemate Corey Perry also has come alive after a pedestrian regular season with a goal and five assists in the last four games versus Edmonton while 33-goal scorer Rickard Rakell tallied in four straight games against the Oilers.
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Hitesh Sirohi, the father who found the infant, told the Times of India that the child was wrapped in cloth and crying, and that he initially wondered if his late daughter had "come alive," according to Agence-France Presse.
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A playwright and author of young-adult novels, Mr. Lecesne is also an actor and in his previous effort, the solo "The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey," he made a wide range of characters come alive with lovely individuality.
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We had to do what we do best: organize and talk with people about their struggles and their aspirations, and invite them to engage actively in our democracy, and make it come alive with their energy and their votes.
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Biblically, I could say it this way, the dry bones have come alive, and the desert is blooming, and literally places that I saw as abject desert now are lush with vegetation that exports fruits and vegetables across the world.
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"It is with deep regret and saddened hearts that the Elders and Trustees of Come Alive New Testament Church have indefinitely suspended Pastor Harry Thomas from all leadership positions with the church, festival, and all associated ministries," the statement read.
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Jennifer Zosh, Ph.DAssociate Professor, Human Development and Family Studies, Penn State BrandywineYou probably remember the name of the grade school teacher who made learning come alive, but when it comes to remembering our lives in infancy, you draw a blank.
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But the event didn't really come alive until Owens joined Kirk onstage — at which point it morphed into something not unlike a practiced comedy set, only instead of dolty husbands or nagging wives, the punchlines, again and again, were clueless liberals.
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The winner, revealed today, is of course the Us doll — in honor of the big win, at midnight this doll will come alive and stare through the gloom of a darkened bedroom at one of the people who voted for it!
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A young lady in a diner falls deep into the eyes of a comic book character (modeled after the band's lead singer, of course)… only for said comic character to come alive and usher her into his hand-drawn world.
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While the dinosaurs don't actually come alive there, the museum has recently embraced digital technology to breathe new life into its attractions, which includes a plan to construct a $325 million science center close to Central Park in New York City.
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They were graded on their ability in seven categories: exegetical ability (making Scripture come alive by plumbing its historical context, language and grammar), sermon relevance, the integrity of the preacher's life, upholding theological traditions, sermon structure, accessible communication and skilled delivery.
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Both movies deal with outrageous conduct, and both come alive in the space of one long night, but Bonello, serene to a fault, pursues his characters—even as they plant explosives or brandish guns—with the prowling aplomb of a cat.
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But my favorites are of dried up waterfalls that have come back to life as they cascade down mountains, streams that have come alive once again in Cape Town's urban forests and videos of pelting rain shot on mobile phones.
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But the show's most innovative element wasn't the show-to-selling floor expediency, it was a trio of self-heating overcoats, which were touted as ushering in a "new era, an era when the garment will come alive," according to AFP.
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Beathard was 1-4 as a starter this season, while Hoyer was 0-753, and while some of the improvement has been the young defense gaining some maturity, it is not a coincidence that the offense has come alive under Garoppolo.
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A worn hand mirror in which a girl admires herself, a toddler's faded trousers, "wooden spoons with edges nibbled away by impatient childish teeth" seem to come alive as they register the end of the home life that they once furnished.
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ISTANBUL — "The beauties of nature appear to come alive between the hills in heavenly shimmer; the soothing coolness of green gardens filled with olive trees, cacti, and tamarisks," Frédéric Auguste Antoine Goupil-Fesquet wrote upon arriving in Gaza in December 1839.
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Mr. Kendall imagines instead that they were subject to a social compact that was all about adding "tactile pleasure to the civic fabric" – garland by garland, building by building and street by street, until the whole city seemed to come alive.
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He drew a storyboard in which Marty McFly first encounters a pair of sneakers: He steps in, reaches down to tie the laces—an instinctual, ritual bowing down to the shoe—and the sneakers light up, come alive, and shape to his foot.
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When colored, the scene really does come alive: the emperor appears as a tan figure, while the deities are rendered in white and striking blue, their features suddenly animated; the hieroglyphs each correspond to a specific hue, making for a dynamic background.
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Click here to view original GIFSorry, I still have a Game of Thrones hangover, so when I watch this beautiful drone footage that gives sweeping views of castles across Europe, I see the map of Westeros in the opening credits come alive.
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"We wanted to create an atmosphere, so this is not really a collection of costumes or posters, it's really trying to make the films come alive with that sense of what inspired them, how they were made," museum director Deyan Sudjic told Reuters.
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Off-Center, worked with Ms. Swados on several projects when he was a Harvard undergraduate: When we were working on a "Caucasian Chalk Circle" adaptation at La MaMa, the way she made words come alive through rhythm made it seem so natural.
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" His book, he writes in his preface, "is a narrative for beginners and nonspecialists" — an "introduction and a survey" that aims "to make the past come alive" and "make the reader thirst for more," with "an eye firmly fixed on present-day concerns.
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She surrounded herself with a choir of brightly robed women and geometric Arabic designs in "Come Alive," which used the metal castanets and triplet rhythm of Moroccan gnawa music to back her as, once again, Madonna's lyrics rejected unwanted opinions and restrictions.
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Some of the work displayed I find unconvincing, but where it connects to felt memories and ethnic affiliations it makes the bodies come alive, have significance, so that one doesn't have to subscribe to any particular theories to perceive they are present.
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Then, one fall day in 2010, while Avizienis and his fellow graduate student Henry Sillin were increasing the input voltage to the device, they suddenly saw the output voltage start to fluctuate, seemingly at random, as if the mesh of wires had come alive.
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In the Dallas area, Muslim refugees are clustered in rundown apartment complexes that come alive at sunset, when the families emerge from their cramped quarters and gather on the lawn to share food and check on one another in a mishmash of Arabic, Urdu, Somali, and Dari.
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Anything that can get sent into space, and be exposed to a vacuum, and to subzero temperatures and to radiation, and just basically go to sleep and them come alive once it gets oxygen and water again, and then can carry on and have babies—that's incredible.
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Stephen Curry is up to 34 points, and Andre Iguodala is up to 10 — including an age-defying alley-oop dunk on a pass from Draymond Green — but Kawhi Leonard has come alive at exactly the right time for Toronto and is up to 18 points.
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But Pitchaya soon takes the story back to the past, and characters that were just one part of the city's mosaic — a once-famous jazz pianist, an American missionary coming to terms with Bangkok, the now-middle-aged survivor of the long-ago military crackdown — come alive.
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Reworking her upbeat song "Come Alive," Monae was joined on stage by backup dancers in costumes recreated from Queen & Slim, Dolemite Is My Name, and Us. Other films were represented in the dance number, too – Midsommar and Joker costumes were among the eclectic group of dancers.
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In Ly's film, that character could be transposed on to Issa (Issa Perica), a young troublemaker whom we meet just as France is winning the World Cup, a moment of delirious mayhem during which the streets of Paris come alive with celebration and fluttering tricolor flags.
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There are really two artists who can lay claim to the title role: Jesse Kovarsky, the dancer who strikes Chagall-worthy poses onstage while playing the violin version of air guitar; and Kelly Hall-Tompkins, the versatile violinist who makes the music come alive in the orchestra pit.
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Only when Tilson Thomas was on the podium did the orchestra fully come alive: the prologue to "West Side Story" had an exacting rhythmic sizzle, and the finale of Copland's "Appalachian Spring," which was performed in tribute to Bernstein's musical father figure, glowed in the warm summer air.
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Cincinnati bashed four home runs in an 11-3 win in the series opener on Monday but could not get the bats to come alive in a 7-123 setback on Tuesday - the fifth time in six games that it had been held to four or fewer runs.
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To do what journalists do, which is to shed light, and the lack of an outright political bias in this reporting is not regrettable, in my opinion, but it makes the piece come alive, as the reader dwells on the mundane, everyday details of this neo-Nazi's life.
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Schematics vanquish believability in this frustrating show, whose music (by Janet Hood) and often sensitive lyrics (by Bill Russell, a Tony nominee for "Side Show") conspire with a cast of talented singers and a tight onstage band to make the performance come alive as long as the music plays.
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The lyrics ("I'm not scared to be seen/I make no apologies, this is me") so perfectly sum up what became the themes of the night — diversity, empowerment, inclusion — and it was among the few moments of the nearly four-hour telecast when the audience seemed to come alive.
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"I think people are attracted to COVID-19 themed porn the same way people who are scared of their shadow are attached to horror movies: We are all searching for things that make us come alive," Spicy, the male half of the Spicy x Rice duo, told me.
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"His great skill was to be able to make rather difficult concepts come alive in everyday words, and to create a sense of generous compassion for the characters in his books with mental illness," said Dr. Doug Ingram, a clinical professor of psychiatry at New York Medical College.
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The role was created by Fierstein, but Urie makes it his own: There is so much humor and heart in his performance, moments of physical comedy and monologues of heartbreaking honesty, that it's impossible not to fall in love with the character, and with the actor who makes him come alive.
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But even if you're not sure whether you should trust what's inside of the bottle, a new line of wines from The Walking Dead makes what's on the outside almost worth the price: When viewed through a special smartphone app, these labels come alive, showing figures from the series in action.
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The two were true creative partners: Although Fosse came up with the ideas for his jerky, hyper-specific movements ("Bob choreographs down to the second joint of your little finger," Verdon once said), Verdon's innate playfulness and deep well of technical knowledge helped Fosse's steps come alive on the stage.
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During more physically active events, the duchess wore pieces from less costly brands as well, including Topshop, Zara, Smythe, Somerset by Alice Temperley and H & M. "That's when you see her come alive," Ms. Mower said, noting that the duchess's athleticism and her affinity for casual style make her relatable.
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As a nascent constructor raised on a diet of crossword blogs, I picked up their entry fetish, where their writing focused only on the hottest words in the themeless grid while overlooking the creative pop of the clever clues, which could make blander entries like CEASE-FIRES or CEL come alive.
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What began as a good-natured attempt by a man to make history come alive for his son turned into headline-grabbing news this week when Daniel, aided by Mr. Kristiansen, discovered the wreckage of a German warplane, along with the remains of a man who might have been its pilot.
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And that may sound simple, but it came from a long exercise of a cross-functional team representing marketing, the product folks, and design, really looking at what is uniquely Google and how might that come alive in hardware, and then what does that design language look like that delivers on these words.
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Tight end Rob Gronkowski, hobbled by a hamstring injury that forced him to sit out two games, has come alive with a pair of 23-yard games since the return of Brady, including seven receptions for a career-high 224 yards and a touchdown in last week's 3-17 win over Cincinnati.
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By putting the Khans, the parents of slain U.S. soldier Humayun Khan, on Hillary Clinton's stage, the Democratic nominee's campaign managed to make its pro-immigration and anti-racism platform come alive while simultaneously giving something back to Muslims that has been stripped from us since this election cycle began -- our dignity.
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Most of the viewers making their way through the exhibition's ten rooms appear too young to have known rave at first hand (you would need to be at least 45 or so), and if the exhibition does not make it come alive for them, it can only be considered a qualified success.
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They come alive as he sings them, as he imbues them with character and feeling, inserts pauses, nuances and the like, mangles and mispronounces words, generally adds shades of meaning lost in the transcription from song to written language, and, crucially, contextualizes them in the frame of a persona constructed through performance.
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"He's well spoken, did a good job of creating a tapestry, taking bits and pieces of evidence and emails and giving a rhetorical flourish, making the email come alive -- sometimes effectively, sometimes a little over the top," the South Carolina Republican said about Schiff, who has been laying out the House's case against Trump.
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Given our students' increasing sense of conflicts both immediate and existential — from natural disasters to climate change to the fragility of democracy — it is incumbent upon us as educators to meet them where they are and to support them in finding the tools they need to make their compassion in action plans come alive.
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From the tall and narrow design of Mick Slack's Walking In Place series (think of paperbacks that slide into your back pocket), to the rich paper stock selected for the fashion-inspired images of Bec Parson's Lone Dove, the attention to detail in each of their publications emphasizes how "traditional" books come alive through mindful design.
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ABOUT THE CANUCKS (15-43-5): Vancouver's offense has finally come alive with a dozen goals over the past two games, but the Canucks are struggling at the other end of the ice, surrendering 41 goals during their current 1-6-1 tailspin and allowing nine power-play tallies in the past six — three against San Jose.
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It's also a UK soundsystem history lesson—namely, one that isn't boring or retro, but makes the legacy come alive—and a neat unison of past, present and future: beginning with a sample clipped from an ancient, foundation-stone moment for grime, a seminal on-stage battle between Pay As U Go Cartel and Heartless Crew, back in 2001.
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"Ever since we changed the show, we have tried to leave behind the so-called 'new ideas' or 'hot ideas,' and instead tried to give you themes that allow you to invest in more fertile sectors versus others, themes that I hope I can make come alive so you can do the homework on them," Cramer said.
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Or even something like Ancestors is exciting for me to hear about because it feels like it's going to be community driven, and it feels like it's hopefully going to be the sort of game that creates that audience around it that makes it come alive in the telling if not in the playing for you or me, Patrick.
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"Data as Art" is a course led by faculty from the School of the Art Institute Chicago and Northwestern engineering involving artists and engineers in collaborative work translating complicated dataset information into stories and public exhibits — for example, making 15 years of Chicago Public Schools enrollment data come alive in terms of ease of public transportation.
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We've dreamed about this sort of thing as children, with little toys, but they've never come alive and moved the way our characters move in VR. Seeing a character move in stepped animation—being able to look all around a character moving in a completely novel way—is quite literally something new to the human experience, and was a stylistic evolution for our film.
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"Of course everyone sees a news report about a refugee situation … and you feel bad, but it's not the same as having the experience of being in that environment" Being able to use VR to experience a monument or moment in history in one's classroom or at the site itself helps history come alive, especially when recreating nations and cultures that no longer exist, said Baptiste Greve, CEO of Unimersiv, which hosts VR experiences of ancient Rome.
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