Who would conjure magic as readily as they conjure State Delegate Equivalents?
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Only Big Sister could do that part — wiggling her fingers first to conjure the fairy dust that only Big Sister could conjure.
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It's a kind of character that's fun to conjure up.
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Much of what we "see" we conjure in our heads.
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"I have synaesthesia whereby flavours conjure up colours," he explains.
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Conjure up a vision of a plumber in your mind.
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The worlds they conjure up are neither simple nor cliché.
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Both cannabis and Shabbat conjure up oneg, or joyful pleasure.
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Maybe the FOMC meeting this week will conjure a surprise.
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Don ' t say words to people , because words conjure images .
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The project had a glamour that's hard to conjure today.
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Daphne du Maurier could conjure great things out of Brancaster.
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In fact, the pics might conjure up déjà vu feels.
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For many consumers, the term "plantation" will immediately conjure slavery.
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There will always be undesirable tasks that conjure unwanted emotions.
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But the Z Flip failed to conjure the Razr's coolness.
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We can all conjure up examples of H.R. done poorly.
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Mr. Brown's paintings, all from 2019, conjure other associations, too.
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"I just tried to conjure a color trance," she said.
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That's an experience few games have been able to conjure.
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Did Palpatine conjure an entire fleet of ships, crew included?
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Exercised with care, it can conjure a world of flavor.
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That is the idea, to conjure these open, wild spaces.
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Or do they conjure up jaw droppingly brutal noise rock?
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Some of these lyrics also conjure images of urban decay.
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For most, the term ''80s hair' doesn't conjure up pleasing images.
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Old sketchbooks conjure up memories of the past that resonate today.
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Mention autonomous vehicles, and people conjure two visions of the future.
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"Going postal" might conjure an appreciative smile; sheer hatred does not.
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You can conjure up a whole year by mentioning someone's dress.
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Bernardino shooters' iPhones—it's hard not to conjure the pessimism of
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The problem is that Stone can only conjure up the old
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That, after all, is the illusion which sound editors conjure up.
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Three tondos grouped on the back wall conjure Mondrian most directly.
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Instead, Mr. Norgard uses them to conjure atmospheres, precise and alluring.
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They are using this flawed rationale to conjure hatred toward Vegas.
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Both the paintings and the rooms conjure a chimeric, visionary state.
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I conjure up Candy whenever I need her brand of confidence.
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I could conjure up some 'Moby Dick' scenario to get energized.
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Others conjure a more menacing, cracked-earth landscape patrolled by cartels.
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Traditional medicine may conjure images of folk healers and spiritual gurus.
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Feathers, pearls and lace conjure a vision of party girls past.
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People aren't always able to conjure the vision on their own.
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As you might expect, the scenarios they conjure are not pleasant.
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How does Anselm Kiefer conjure such brutal beauty, such overwhelming gravity?
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"When you say their names, you conjure their spirits," he said.
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They will conjure up new scare tactics and spread wicked tales.
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I tried to conjure up Sally, to see her in the chair.
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But that may muffle the very real dog whistle her words conjure.
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Vampire Repellant; just a few mists would "conjure up positivity" and quiet
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It draws on fables, myths, even mysticism, to conjure its distinctive moods.
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Two friends conjure an enchanted land in the woods behind their houses.
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Two friends conjure an enchanted land in the woods behind their houses.
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Those words conjure a storm of conflicting sentiments: hopefulness, devastation, ambition, desperation.
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Anger can alter the body's chemistry and conjure a recognizable physical response.
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Indeed, Edwards's crude language and multiple marriages conjure Trump more than Clinton.
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A good walk can conjure creative energy or give us mental rest.
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Instead, for some, the new lineup will conjure decision paralysis and regret.
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But my brain didn't conjure an EXACT person to visualize as him.
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These different messages can conjure up the wrong ideas for both parties.
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But if anyone can still conjure cabaret's glory days, it's Steve Ross.
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But against George Foreman... it's hard for me to conjure with that.
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"Home" is a word that can conjure feelings of safety and belonging.
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It can get hard to conjure emotions on the spot like that.
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Trump could only conjure up a few distorted facts to save face.
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You're not trying to conjure up 1998 — it's not like a séance.
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That night's performance, for a Yaddo benefit, aimed to conjure a few.
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They found he tried to conjure up more cash via bank fraud.
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He twirled his hands around, trying to conjure it from the air.
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Is there a dream role you'd like to conjure into this world?
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He published his first novel, "A Man to Conjure With," in 1965.
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Summon your self-confidence and conjure your courage in five easy ways. 1.
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The famous family hired Mindy Weiss to conjure their holiday magic, explains Greer.
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Their officially trademarked name and logo conjure notorious legends both urban and historical.
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SM: Felix on TV / cats on youtube is a trajectory to conjure with.
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Many others aren't good enough to conjure up much of a bidding war.
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There will be no music or ambient sound to help conjure the world.
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Alex feels for Elliot what can't quite conjure up for Claire: sexual attraction.
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If you can conjure a Patronus, you can protect yourself against the world.
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Despite his efforts to conjure up an alternative buyer, that deal went ahead.
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These nail designs will help conjure up that mystical edge you've been missing.
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And one cannot just conjure up a well-paying automotive giant like Volkswagen.
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It can control and conjure fire and use it to injure other animals.
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It may also conjure our infant vulnerabilities and post-birth fears of abandonment.
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There is a lot in that premise for Mr Burton to conjure with.
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Memories of middle school likely conjure up all sorts of thoughts and emotions.
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The need to conjure up forced merriment that feels spontaneous must be excruciating.
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We've taken it upon ourselves to conjure up our own ideal juice menu.
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The 1988 classic Beetlejuice contains more secrets than we thought to conjure up.
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The Kardashian-Wests hired Mindy Weiss to conjure their holiday magic, explains Greer.
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Anything you can conjure, there's somebody 10 feet from you that goes, 'Yeah.
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The Kardashian Wests hired Mindy Weiss to conjure their holiday magic, explains Greer.
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The term side hustle may conjure up feelings that the business isn't serious.
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Her sentences conjure a face, a town, a situation with a transparent power.
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If the idea was to conjure a magical realm, he just looked silly.
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" Jeet Heer contends that Trump's rhetoric "is meant to conjure blood-soil-nationalism.
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It's hard to think of another act who could conjure such beautiful calm.
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What other artist could conjure these three dissimilar realms with such easy mastery?
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It has a satisfying funk, even if it doesn't quite conjure the deeps.
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IMAGINE A conservative mp and your mind's eye might conjure up Philip Hammond.
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The Mets' rotation was supposed to conjure up slightly more awe-inspiring names.
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But in print, it's like we have to conjure it in people's brains.
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TROY, N.Y. — It takes a lot of planning to conjure chaos and ruin.
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I managed to conjure up LOS LOBOS; NOTORIOUS; YIDDISH, ESTUARY, EULOGY and HAITI.
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The uptight Parks conjure "strange simulations" composed of "elements of fear," Bong said.
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What does being a small-scale farmer conjure up in your own mind?
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Talks of IoT often conjure up fears of Black Mirror-esque dystopian realities.
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University buildings are supposed to conjure up feelings of majesty and tradition, not sewage.
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A telescope can conjure images of stunning depth and detail from the night sky.
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ONLY A NOVELIST, it might seem, could conjure up a figure like Mary Treat.
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Funny, the ideas people conjure about each other when they don't mingle so much.
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It's extremely easy, and tempting, to conjure up the flavors of cinnamon and nutmeg.
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They can function as cool spaces for our imagination to conjure up innovative ideas.
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Better to lose on scorecards and conjure indignation and conspiracy than to back down.
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The prose is slow and contemplative, as if to conjure a steady, ambling pace.
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To create the unions, it was necessary to conjure a central employer — state governments.
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He was, though, an astute tactician, able to defy the odds and conjure miracles.
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But a strategy of impunity did not magically conjure up a kinder, gentler GOP.
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Calling it the Yungas Road, however, doesn't really conjure visions of dangerous thrill-seeking.
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I've seen it somewhere before, but I can't conjure up the image right away.
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Soundtracked by holymachine's hypnotic synth arpeggios, Aquiet attempts to visually conjure our fragmented realities.
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The word "estate" can conjure up images of wealth and a Great Gatsbyish lifestyle.
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Until recently such fakery had required hundreds of images to conjure a convincing clip.
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Immigration authorities may conjure up new pretexts to send home people in greater numbers.
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Even the merest whiff of a fragrance can conjure childhood memories otherwise long forgotten.
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"I couldn't conjure up a way that cocaine would kill coronavirus," Dr. Sovndal says.
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House of Terrance, her website, is awash in items meant to conjure the artist.
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I can conjure up my ex's face but not his smell or his voice.
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The season's most stunning accessories conjure the intergalactic with otherworldly stones and planet shapes.
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Exercised with care, the dark arts of burning can conjure a world of flavor.
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No terrain was so forbidding that he could not conjure a garden from it.
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A girl from Nigeria enlisted the others to conjure a marketplace in her hometown.
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I conjure his voice and respond to it, preserving his presence in my life.
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THINK OF AN economist, and your mind will probably conjure up a white man.
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If they want the Prince of Darkness in the room, they must conjure him.
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Against a thumping score by Ori Lichtik, they conjure a weird and seductive world.
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It is difficult to conjure a modern occupant of the office who has not.
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Here's hoping the genius they conjure will not go easily back into the lamp.
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Her wrestling roots perhaps helped her conjure hints of older women wrestlers in her character.
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When thinking about cancer research, people conjure up images of white coats and test tubes.
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Why does it feel the need to conjure up a romance in an overstuffed plot?
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The result is a uniformity of tone and content that fails to conjure anything real.
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I miss that intensity, especially these days when there's so much more to conjure with.
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Catmull spent days trying to conjure up a picture of a sphere before giving up.
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Especially in the film's first two-thirds, the most exciting moments conjure a genuine awe.
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One illustrates the world our brains conjure, while the other seeks to find empirical answers.
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In the popular imagination, school summer holidays conjure up a picture of carefree youthful exploration.
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The tangerine cans stand out on New York City sidewalks and conjure a kawaii feel.
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The word "nursery" tends to conjure up images of muted pastels, zoo animals, and lollipops.
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But its government will find it much harder to conjure support from outside the tent.
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Sometimes it's difficult to conjure a clear memory of U.S. political life before Donald Trump.
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Some might even be insufferably creative and conjure an original cartoon car in their mind.
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Most post-apocalyptic movies conjure up images of sawed-off shotguns, stray dogs, and zombies.
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Many conjure the world of B.D.S.M. and its consensual approach to administering pain and pleasure.
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He does not have to close his eyes to conjure up memories of his brother.
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To this day, the fake news media call Trump every epithet they can conjure up.
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Hate, viciousness, suspicion, and fear conjure up all these horrible things that shouldn't be happening.
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It is meant to conjure the spirit of ancient marauding invaders from harsh volcanic lands.
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The titles "New York Biennial" or "Paris Biennial" could not possibly conjure the same drollery.
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Even now, here, he could not conjure a world that did not revolve around him.
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"Survivor" is the blueprint for every magic moment the man went on to conjure up.
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They allow those with the necessary resources to conjure up an illusion of grassroots popularity.
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The names that I cannot for the life of me conjure up a face for.
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Each performer fed words to the next person, who would then conjure up a verse.
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Sorry: Barbecuing the flesh of one's late common-law wife does not conjure the nation.
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Each year, the finest players and coaches conjure, in new forms, soccer's essential, unthinking grace.
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Nothing seems to conjure up a more visceral reaction amongst investors than talk of cryptocurrency.
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But not every Tom, Dick or Paris can conjure them up for a dance floor.
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Maybe it was to showcase their natural beauty or conjure up nostalgia for high school dances.
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To conjure her unique combinations, she works closely with a food technologist (they met through Instagram).
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Still, "Fantastic Beasts" doesn't consistently conjure a level of magic equal to its promise or anticipation.
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When you think of a scientist's voice, you might conjure Neil deGrasse Tyson or Carl Sagan.
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The way Intel describes it might conjure thoughts of Nvidia's G-Sync or AMD's Freesync technology.
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Populists often conjure vivid images and intense emotions that highlight the sacred security of national boundaries.
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The movements, slow and deliberate, are meant to conjure private rituals and meditations within the space.
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But there are times when a writer wants to conjure an individual, albeit a generic one.
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Several paintings, for example, feature subtle tilts in the black shapes that conjure doorways or windows.
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They knew the right way to conjure that postseason magic because they had conjured it before.
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The simplest means to conjure their magic is in a spicy tapenade, or olive-caper paste.
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Their goal: to conjure speculative buying frenzies around new digital currencies and cash in on them.
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The more invested we become in a show, the more theories we tend to conjure up.
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Any assets they could conjure for these films would still be set at Zero Online Tolerance.
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One drop blood diagnostics tends to conjure up Theranos PTSD but Athelas is quite the opposite.
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It was by a programmer who had could not conjure mental images—a condition called aphantasia.
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" For him, the words conjure an image of "lying in bed looking at the other's neck.
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We'll be fed foods and liquids and sprayed with various smells designed to conjure different emotions.
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Some journeys are more major than others, but they all conjure a poetic sense of transformation.
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She sometimes gets the sense that she has the power to conjure reality through her writing.
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Although it wasn't the likeliest picture in the world, it was the best I could conjure.
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Pull out those Marauder's Maps to find out what mischief fans will conjure up next year.
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Williams — there was a name to conjure while discussing the history of blacks-in-blackface shows.
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I pretend to believe everything they tell me, especially when they conjure up a fictional identity.
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Live performance is also a space to conjure and reflect upon the passage of time itself.
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Basically, it's difficult to conjure a positive connotation when it comes to these tutu-like pieces.
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Presidents Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Roosevelt instinctively understood how to conjure national purpose in dark times.
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Finally, Brenna Youngblood and Kevin Beasley take a fourth path, using metonymy to conjure the figure.
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Nostalgia is a delicate thing, and World of Warcraft Classic is trying to conjure something specific.
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Ms. Barrada's films feature toys and other objects that conjure childhood and personal and political histories.
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They tend to open onto acres of space where the tenor saxophonist can improvise and conjure.
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But to conjure up intentions that he never had or has is more than a disservice.
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And Kirby's artwork is unparalleled in its ability to conjure grandeur with an economy of lines.
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This next piece shows how simply — and how quickly — one piano can conjure a vivid scene.
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Visually and musically, "Naples in Veils" does little to conjure a sensation of passion or delirium.
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These figures conjure jubilant trick-or-treaters, comically armored avatars or rock fans leaving a concert.
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If cruise ships conjure images of massive buffets and cafeteria-style meals for you, think again.
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The devastating error robbed clerical leaders of the chance to conjure unifying value from Soleimani's martyrdom.
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Being an American, in this sense, can conjure images of apple pie, baseball and summer picnics.
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Travel is one of the things we do to conjure a sense of fun and discovery.
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Pucci's preternaturally bright silk prints, laid out in blond-wood drawers, conjure a mod jet set.
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But a person trying to conjure an orchestra using a laptop can appear even more solitary.
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Ginzburg became famous for her ability to conjure up a mixed emotional atmosphere, poignant yet unsentimental.
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But she has had 30 years to think about what those spells do and don't conjure.
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Humanitarian crises conjure up images of refugee camps in Africa in the minds of most Americans.
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Thinking too much about something often involves more than words — overthinkers conjure up disastrous images too.
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It's not an easy scenario to conjure, no matter how much wisdom Russel is feeding him.
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The people who work tech have heard every excuse and seen every horror your mind can conjure.
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As much as I want magic, I seem to have temporarily misplaced my capacity to conjure it.
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At uncertain times like these, I can't help but conjure my Tiger Mother and her early lessons.
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Bing & Ruth conjure some of that spirit by reaching into the deep past of American music traditions.
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No longer will they be able to conjure up a caricature of the memory of the Rev.
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The names alone conjure images of unspeakable cruelty, unimaginable horror and unbelievable suffering. Aleppo. Rwanda. Srebrenica. Halabja.
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Instead of a camera, the Californian exposes photo paper to chemicals and light to conjure the cosmos.
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O is for "outer worlds," perhaps, which Tsukuda is looking to conjure in his dense, dynamic compositions.
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The word "preppy" tends to conjure up images of a certain kind of dress, time, and place.
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The employee stated this was what led Dewitt to conjure up false claims about these other individuals.
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Wonks in the sticks will be inspired by new ideas that walled-off capitals cannot conjure up.
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Yet Shannon is also charismatic enough to conjure up why people loved Elvis in the first place.
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Across the Universes Start your list with three black writers who conjure an array of speculative worlds.
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The holidays can conjure up all sorts of uncomfortable situations, from fractious family discussions to kitchen mishaps.
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Show him an enemy's opinion of a day, and he'll conjure up a conspiracy that explains it.
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Mr Berger retorts perhaps we are experiencing a poverty of imagination about the stories we can conjure.
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First Man does conjure an image of a furry, loin-clothed ancestor hunched over a Cenozoic fire.
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The historical construction of Europe has been predicated on their ability to conjure compromise from conflicting views.
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Using digital devices to conjure objects and transform environments is a dream as old as science fiction.
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In "The Detour," Samantha Bee and her husband, Jason Jones, conjure up a road trip from hell.
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Breakups can conjure up a negative thought spiral where we blame ourselves for everything that went wrong.
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These collage paintings conjure the gestural explosiveness of Abstract Expressionism tempered by geometric rhythms and graceful nuances.
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But I can also conjure up an argument for why Trump can win all of those states.
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Although the word "budget" doesn't necessarily conjure up excitement, it's a necessary element of any successful trip.
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Male travellers are required to conjure sperm samples, and their female counterparts are deployed as compulsory mothers.
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Did she conjure Greenglass during one of her periodic deathbed scenes to gain a measure of celebrity?
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Its chants, tangy harmonies and hints of Cecil B. DeMille-style bombast conjure a realm of exoticism.
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Industries is just too forgiving and hand-wavey to conjure the satisfaction of a business well-constructed.
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Conjure the most absurd scenario, and Jim will paint a hilarious, comic-book style rendering of it.
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Twitter or Facebook alone are not going to conjure a non-existent community out of thin air.
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TOY are the type of band that inspire their critics and fans to conjure up perpetual comparisons.
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For 240 years, Americans have had to rely on their imaginations alone to conjure the hated icon.
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If you haven't watched it, let me see if I can conjure some of it from memory.
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Designers conjure them, retailers strategize for them, and we journalists try to put ourselves in their shoes.
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At times, Mannaert and de Radiguès spike the book's dialogue with unnecessary melodrama and conjure silly nightmares.
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The falls conjure memories of 1950s honeymoon postcards, Nik Wallenda scaling a tightrope, and daredevils in barrels.
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"Their present emptiness, a public health necessity, can conjure up dystopia," writes Michael Kimmelman, our architecture critic.
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In times of fear and anxiety, we find solace in foods that conjure up memories and emotions.
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To Mr. Gutierrez, the pieces of fabric conjure different images, like color block painting and Brazilian Tropicália.
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As a group of travelers huddle around a fire, they conjure a lost pleasure: a "Simpsons" episode.
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Each reader must conjure his or her own answer, which makes reading it a very active experience.
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But it's his fascination with women and his ability to conjure memorable female characters that remain constants.
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Only wine, among beverages, has the power to conjure a place and time distantly in the past.
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Nevertheless, to many people in America, the Finnish system may still conjure impressions of dysfunction and authoritarianism.
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The songs on "Semper Femina" use deceptively plain-spoken vocabulary to conjure sometimes cryptic relationships and events.
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My grandmother stared with desperation at the screen before her, trying to conjure up her buried critic.
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With the help of her park's animal crew, June must conjure up solutions to fix the damage.
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Using her mother's clothes, she examines the ways in which she could conjure her presence in photography.
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Mobile games conjure up something altogether different, and so the opportunities for overlap have traditionally been limited.
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While, for some, acupuncture may conjure up images of Hellraiser's Pinhead, overall it's seen as a relaxing treatment.
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And maybe that thought, all by itself, is what it means for me to conjure magic in 2017.
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Few scenarios conjure up digital nightmares darker than a hacked, Internet-connected camera pointing at a baby's crib.
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Coffee table books can conjure up images of the stuffy, giant tomes you'd find at your grandparents' house.
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I think of the past 8 years and he's in almost every single memory I can conjure up.
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Given the now-general disdain for free markets, it is easy to forget the economic miracles they conjure.
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Casting vertical shadows down the walls, from certain perspectives the shadows conjure up an illusion of glass walls.
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There are maji who conjure light, and those who control animals, and those who can govern the tides.
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You can conjure all the cars and birds you want in Second Life or its VR equivalent, Sansar.
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OJ Simpson: American Crime Story, and American Horror Story — didn't have work too hard to conjure up drama.
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As directors like Steven Soderbergh and Sean Baker have shown, you can conjure movie magic with an iPhone.
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Some would probably consider it an innocent attempt to conjure up more conversation with a new romantic endeavor.
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Also, no one has any idea how to conjure up a grassroots movement around an abstract policy idea.
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FB: You've performed in many places that directly conjure thoughts of ghosts, including funerals, basements, and underground venues.
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The cold, unreflecting, inflexible metal, if you conjure it in your mind, makes you feel lonely and tired.
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In an essay for Buzzfeed Reader, Anne Helen Petersen tries to conjure some sympathy for the devil's mouthpiece.
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Babylon Berlin, a new political-tinged detective thriller on Netflix, is eager to conjure up these cultural references.
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It is easy, even across a vast distance in time, to conjure up a teen-ager's exquisite embarrassment.
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Characters like Sinbad the Sailor and Ali Baba instantly conjure images of hidden treasure and desperate sword fights.
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Sometimes they even conjure up national security arguments so that the fossils can continue to socialize their soot.
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It is tree-lined, tranquil and ready to conjure Diamond Jim Brady from its mists at any moment.
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In secret then I conjure up the notebook I have found among your bedside things and open it.
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What grubby little fantasies do they conjure up to fill their commutes, and do they converge with ours?
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Being a mother yourself in real life, what kind of feelings does this work conjure up in you?
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The black forms in particular conjure Franz Kline, whose name figures in "Kline Rape," the show's suggestive title.
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Now, he has developed an even more elaborate way to conjure his spellbindingly prismatic effect — with anodized aluminum.
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The projections, by Luke Halls, conjure globes and deep galaxies, chalk drawings and the surface of the moon.
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Nightly now, I use rhythmic breathing to try to conjure portals opening into a private compartment with Mrs.
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Now once a year, Mr. Moy and Mr. Chu and their friends conjure the Chinatown of their youth.
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Villa Design Group's strength seems to be their ability to conjure both pleasurable and painful images of desire.
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Experienced together, the paintings conjure a vibrant, eclectic mysticism, based in fertile allusions and buoyant color and texture.
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Small businesses like Tasty Hand Pulled Noodle and the Ting Yu Hong Co. gift shop conjure another time.
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Conducted by Cornelius Meister, the Bayerisches Staatsorchester conjure Mr Abrahamsen's unearthly sounds, his tinkling icicles and billowing snowstorms.
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The phrase "women's work" may conjure up domesticity (if not drudgery), or "women's professions" like teaching or nursing.
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Some forms of employment are gone forever, and not even a self-styled savior can conjure their return.
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HEALERS crosses with ADEPT to conjure the image of an EVANGELIST, which boomerangs back to the northeast corner.
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Some works even conjure the vapid, cheery paintings you'd find in hotel rooms or at a local cafe.
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As legend had it, witches used magic spells to conjure the brooms to fly across the night sky.
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Does "ultraconservative" conjure images of Ambassador Nikki Haley and John McCain, or of Pat Buchanan and Steve Bannon?
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Like many of my friends, I forget names that I used to be able to conjure up effortlessly.
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Then something sort of magical happens; someone will mention a random thing and it will conjure a flashback.
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The Bluegrass State may conjure up images of horses and tobacco fields, but Kentucky is an infrastructure powerhouse.
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This season uses soft-collared shirts and pinkish pants to conjure up cosmopolitan, 1970s-era Rio de Janeiro.
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Veves, she added, can require "lots of rum, animal sacrifices and blood" in order to conjure their power.
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The diagonals, like rods of rebar, reinforce their immutability as they conjure up a welter of unsettling associations.
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Tougher to conjure are images of longhaired men whose tresses are loosely bound by a loop of fabric.
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When you were watching all the footage, are you plunged into the fear that it's trying to conjure?
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While toys for men, whether Fleshlights or RealDolls, conjure the appearance of an actual woman, women's toys don't.
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She has an eye for detail and seems able to conjure up complicated dramatic scenes whenever she wants.
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Today, "bone cities" are more likely to conjure visions of Europe's haunting, skeleton-filled ossuaries than anything remotely futuristic.
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This clip is powerful evidence that a machine can conjure up an emotional connection—but a connection to what?
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Queen Elsa is here to remind Hollywood that Disney Animation can still conjure up blockbuster magic of its own.
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His instruments were so thoughtfully conceived that they will continue to conjure up sounds that we could never imagine.
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Instead, she maintained the kinds of appearances she was desperate to conjure, which also seems to be Arian's motivation.
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Conjure a Breakfast Room with a View You don't need an extra inch to make this simple dining setup.
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Sometimes a name is simply the easiest approximation to describe something far more complex than inquiring minds can conjure.
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Is there a reason why such an affable filmmaker was able to conjure up such a distressing cinematic ride?
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The mere term can conjure uncomfortably morbid thoughts that many prefer to push to the back of their mind.
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Bradley Byrne of Alabama decided to conjure up some fear of the rise in Obamacare premiums coming next year.
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Upstairs, the proximity of a tumbling felt work by Mr Morris highlights the fluidity Kauffman could conjure from plastic.
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Words that conjure images like "concentration camps, Auschwitz, Jews, people who were gassed — those shouldn't be used," Bushido said.
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Jon Favreau ("Iron Man") directed the $224 million, which used digital wizardry to conjure up Rudyard Kipling's jungle setting.
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NEC did its best to rally young voters and conjure a sense of occasion in a morning Twitter post.
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To the jihadist and the Islamo-sceptical Westerner alike, sharia law may conjure up images of cruel religious punishment.
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Chad Emerson's references to the space race certainly conjure up an underdog theme with big risks but big rewards.
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This analogy is intended to conjure improvised and haphazardly designed structures, which is how many of these plants look.
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They are not meant ironically, even as songs about food may conjure a more bitter irony all things considered.
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If you have ever worked at any sizable company, the word "IT" probably doesn't conjure up many warm feelings.
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That's the specter that arguments like this conjure up: The greatest threat to genuine academic freedom comes from within.
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Just take a look: Please conjure some more magic, Mandžukić, I want a gallon of salty liquid Ronaldo sadness.
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His research, documented in the images below, focused on the smells most able to conjure memories of the border.
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BRUSSELS — Coronavirus is forcing governments to conjure up survival skills — not just for their citizens, but for democracy itself.
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Often times, we conjure up this idea that dating is supposed to come naturally, feel comfortable, and be dreamy.
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As my heartbeat slowed, I realized that nothing can be scarier than what my own imagination can conjure up.
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To conjure the performance of blackface, whites had to engage in a magical trick that involved profound self-deception.
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Elopements typically conjure up images of last-minute weddings in Las Vegas chapels or civil ceremonies at local courthouses.
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The word "perfectionist" can conjure up the image of a fussy, slightly anxious person who needs to relax more.
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Or to help conjure the sound and visual effects for a woman in a rowboat reaching for the moon.
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The point of calling public schools "government schools" is to conjure the specter of pathologically inefficient, power-mad bureaucrats.
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Leave it to other science fiction fantasists to conjure the heaving frenzies of wars and purges, invasions and explosions.
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He doesn't go out of his way to conjure the romance of two lit cigarettes and a corner table.
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Are there meals that remind you of family or conjure memories of the place you or they are from?
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But he wasn't able to conjure magic for a third time, and the Ravens settled for the field goal.
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He's also trying to conjure tricky emotions and build eccentric structures in and around his pop verses and choruses.
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Shoulders hunched, head down, she would conjure reasons to step away in case these questions came up, she said.
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This struck Lowe as foolish nostalgia—fetishizing stone shrapnel that was likely too ruined to conjure the monuments' beauty.
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Adam makes solid and possibly irrefutable points about the ailments young people will conjure up to get a deferment.
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This experimental feature used waterproof cameras to conjure an abstract, tactile sense of the work of a fishing trawler.
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The thought of a Bahamas vacation might conjure up images of relaxing on a boat in serene blue waters ...
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With its grotesque monsters and ability to conjure overwhelming dread, Guillermo del Toro's work typically isn't meant for children.
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Other than that, Taylor can't conjure a single example of the party getting less extreme due to internal pressures.
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The closest comparison I can conjure is the memory of a delirious Formula One three-seater at track in France.
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Assuming we could conjure up the political will for this kind of wholesale transformation to WWS ... would we want to?
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But peer ahead and it is not hard to conjure up a plot worthy of the most lurid giallo-writer.
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A layer of cardboard protects sections of the floor, while a small table and chairs casually conjure the artist's presence.
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If Minassian wants to conjure the specter of a militant misogynist uprising, maybe we should take him at his word.
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Here he has really begun to create propulsive rhythms as well as to conjure a wide range of dramatic colors.
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The past can be a treacherous place in fashion, one of whose primary functions is to conjure an intensified present.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch "Getting fired" may conjure dramatic scenes of tears, shouting and phones being slammed down.
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Just minutes away from elimination, Barcelona had to conjure up three instant goals and it was Neymar who stepped up.
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Bootcamps conjure up ideas of sweaty limbs and gasping for breath — an image that often includes a soundtrack of grunts.
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For a modern viewer, these images can't help but conjure the chaos our own era's promises of progress have created.
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After the talk, her hosts asked how she'd been able to conjure up over 22013 attendees on a rainy weekday.
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The mention of "food" and "college students" together might conjure up images of bustling dining halls and late-night snacks.
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Parties that win majorities have no restraint on their powers other than the ones that the opposition can conjure up.
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If the prayer was granted, it proves that the candidate was able to communicate with God to conjure the miracle.
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Jessica's husband of 8 years was at LAX Tuesday when our photog asked if he could conjure up a flaw.
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The city's name was turned into a new adjective used to describe the most egregious food treatments Twitter could conjure.
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As Chief Presidential Critic (or whatever title the Democrats conjure), Warren could take on the crucial task of message-discipline.
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If she can conjure a whole complex world in 15 minutes, what universes could she bring forth in the future?
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They claimed he tried to conjure up more cash via bank fraud — and was convicted on two counts for that.
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Take a second to conjure up an image of the typical ballerina; you likely won't visualize Brazilian-born Ingrid Silva.
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The best talkers in pro wrestling take the translation and conjure new realities, and here was Heenan doing just that.
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He's offering the country something new: a presidential candidate who will conjure people and events for his own political purpose.
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Disney has certainly had long enough to conjure this up; over 15 years has passed from inception to opening day.
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It's their self-protecting, self-deluding rationalizations that conjure the devils of distrust that rip a social fabric to shreds.
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So far though, "His Dark Materials" manages to conjure a spectacle (two words: armored bears) without burying the source's ideas.
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Schifter's words, distorted through a ghostlike recording, conjure a grim picture of labor under assault by an under-regulated competitor.
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With the Bitmoji app, you can conjure a comic-strip image of yourself to emote over email, Twitter and text.
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Gorsuch said he was sure he could conjure something, but he wouldn't be able to opine on it if could.
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But in the past, they could at least conjure up an existential opponent that would one day storm our shores.
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But that is precisely what Finland would like you to conjure up — and there's a new emoji to reflect that.
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Beyoncé acts as a conjure woman, and the natural and spirit worlds, past, present, and future coexist in her narrative.
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And while this may conjure images of your dad's cell phone belt clips, it's actually less practical than those contraptions.
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Then, the full moon on the 22nd could conjure up a little love shack for Leos ready to cohabitate. Single?
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Maurizio Cattelan is the enigmatic Italian artist whose work manages to conjure up both awe and ire, laughter and discomfort.
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But Maddin wanted to conjure the notion of the fragility of Seances, as well as the fragility of interactive art.
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The relatively severe "Day" opens a door to the beyond with a flourish of dancing lines that conjure a chandelier.
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Looking like a pointy circus tent from the distant future, Liquidrom is a spa that only Berlin could conjure up.
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It's what children conjure on rinks and ponds as they imagine themselves to be Penguins or Oilers or Golden Knights.
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Laurie Simmons, Ilse Bing, Rufino Tamayo, George Platt Lynes and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner conjure bathers and bathing (even in bathrooms).
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The substance is there: it's just buried in the feeling he's able to conjure, rather than the lyrics he writes.
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That means he has to use whatever outside skill he could possibly conjure, even if that skill doesn't really exist.
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They claimed he tried to conjure up more cash via bank fraud — and was convicted of two counts for that.
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Each portrait in Trace is pixelated, designed to conjure a resemblance to surveillance images and photos found on the internet.
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Small drops of regret spilled onto my cheeks as I was unable to conjure more than just eyes and cheekbones.
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Expect them to conjure both places (the Savoy Ballroom and the Hoofers Club) and personalities (Joe Louis and Jacob Lawrence).
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There was a "Parisian fatigue in the air," says Cusati-Moyer, which helped conjure the feverish mood of the book.
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To conjure the prices Facebook should pay in this deal with itself, Facebook hired the giant accounting firm Ernst & Young.
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One by South African artist Frances Goodman seems to conjure up intense rage using an amorphous blob of fake fingernails.
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Studies also show that wintry scents like pine and cinnamon help conjure happy emotions, so recruit other senses when celebrating.
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The ornate, decorative patterns conjure Art Nouveau illustrations by Aubrey Beardsley and Harry Clarke, but "Dreams" distinctly belongs to Oiwa.
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Sometimes I wonder if I conjure it up; horrible things seem to follow me when it comes to Mother Nature.
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These are unruly tales that conjure mystery and a little fear, bringing the wildness of nature to the cozy couch.
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Mention global food behemoth Nestle and the name will likely conjure up images of chocolate, frozen pizza and ice cream.
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Conjure in your mind what an old school Zelda dungeon looks like and imagine that a bunch of times over.
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This practice brought few answers, but did conjure the questions, which gazed back out at me starkly from the canvas.
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Liars may also repeat the question verbatim so they can have more time to conjure up a response, says Meyer.
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Trump has proven himself unable to conjure up legislative majorities for his immigration policy ideas or budgetary flights of fancy.
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Today, the word "Benghazi" is as or more likely to conjure up that unseemly political spectacle as the actual tragedy.
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Being a woman with bipolar depression can especially conjure up stereotypes that I am an unpredictable, life-ruining sex fiend.
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When you imagine these criminals, don't conjure up a guy with tattoos and a pistol on his hip, says Col.
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Upon accessing the Seances page, you're asked to "touch and hold to conjure" as words rearrange themselves on the screen.
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Unlike Schreck, she doesn't need a magical crucible to conjure the optimism manifest in the promise of a constitutional democracy.
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Other works containing unique features that conjure the nostalgia of Barnes's youth and reflect his close ties to North Carolina.
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Experimental deliveries of parcels, pizzas and other items conjure up visions of skies abuzz with drones ferrying packages to and fro.
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Conjure up an image of the classic all-American diner, and chances are you're picturing something like Pann's in Los Angeles.
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The phrase "Aston Martin" may conjure images of 1960s cool, of Sean Connery in a fine suit, of the iconic DB5.
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The reason I'm able to conjure this shit up is because it's a feeling I've experience in some way or another.
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Swipe right, hook-up, ghost or be ghosted, rinse and repeat: modern relationships can conjure up very specific type of numbness.
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Plath wrote memory like an incantation, hoping that by capturing remembered feelings and experiences in writing, she might conjure them back.
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But Tulip Fever never had any of the positive word-of-mouth that Oscar-worthy movies often conjure months before release.
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Mr. Gandhi said the aim of his branding and marketing was to conjure nostalgia for bygone eras and local fragrance traditions.
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Scriptwriters for the show say that the author has allowed them to conjure up their own recipe for a second series.
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Retirement can conjure up a lot of worrisome prospects, from physical decline to diminished social contact — and then there's the money.
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Something that Ashley Glynn would conjure to the surface six months later, with a deck of Tarot cards and indelible ink.
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Only in this film, you slip into a world more aesthetically pleasing than anything your modern urban life could conjure up.
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Comedians would simply insert his name when they needed to conjure up a (more) self-absorbed male version of the Kardashians.
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A lot of the audience is in love with the idealized version of Jack, who they conjure up as Super Dad.
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Much like their brothers bands Oranssi Pazuzu and Dark Budda Rising, these Finns conjure up the best kind of bad trip.
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They conjure giant-sized bubbles but also twin moons or double planets; Saraceno's sculptures often conflate the earthly and the cosmic.
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For many people, especially college students, the mass-produced, catchpenny plastic appliances conjure a number of emotions, physical sensations, and images.
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They believe, and then they do not take responsibility for their beliefs; they conjure things, and do not trust the conjuration.
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Trump's numbers do not strike me as particularly noteworthy and certainly do not conjure up superlatives like landslide, blowout or historic.
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To the uninitiated, its hard-to-pronounce acronym can conjure up visions of a Greek mythic figure pushing a rock uphill.
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But this can be troubling and limited as a coping mechanism: You've come to rely on something you can't readily conjure.
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Blaine says that he'll be able to conjure up a creature small enough to fit into the palm of Drake's hand.
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Nevertheless, these groups evoke that fictional past in order to conjure up a tragedy that a contemporary audience can empathize with.
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Jeffrey Vallance will conjure the ghosts of Nixon and Reagan, while Jim Shaw will present photos of Masonic Temples and Unarius.
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Yup—seems like you can just pretend to be your favorite athlete and they'll just conjure themselves out of thin air.
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So why does a small town like Galway conjure up certain feelings and inspire songs more than other places—like London?
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If you utter "insurrection" in Paris today, you will likely conjure up images of the right-wing nationalist Marine Le Pen.
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Using the simplest of settings — and familiar genre devices — Mickey Keating's horror outing "Darling" manages to conjure an effectively unsettling miasma.
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Skyscrapers usually conjure images of tall, thin structures — but the newest developments in architecture are proving that's not always the reality.
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Today's most advanced V.R. video games conjure visually rich space stations (Lone Echo), deserts (Arizona Sunshine), and rock faces (The Climb).
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"There appears, from an outside perspective, to be an attempt, at several points, to conjure value from thin air," he said.
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He might then have been able to conjure, as a master of daily trepidations, a mood more suited to his skills.
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The purpose of the tweet quite clearly was to conjure up a spurious and xenophobic stereotype that all Muslims are terrorists.
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And simply blocking the obvious list of search terms AntiToxin's team was able to conjure up is in no way sufficient.
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Last Sunday at Old Trafford, he struck a goal against Manchester United that transcended anything and everything United could conjure up.
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Whenever we exchanged letters or emails, I used to imagine him at his desk and try to conjure up his world.
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Click on for our favorites from Coach's latest offering; we're confident they won't conjure up those "what was I thinking?" vibes.
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I had initial reservations: working around police didn't conjure up warm and fuzzy feelings for me as a person of color.
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The film was considered a success, although it didn't conjure up quite as much critical or fan enthusiasm as its predecessors.
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I lingered on the Palatine for half an hour, trying to conjure the nerve center of an empire from its ruins.
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It is a transfusion of blood, flowing in the very fingers which conjure up these new sounds at this old instrument.
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Their arched forms and side panels conjure Renaissance chapels, as if revisited by a devout modernist whose hero is Mark Rothko.
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To conjure this effect, fine-dining establishments may send people home with a ribbon-tied Ball jar of quirkily flavored granola.
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Mr. Day-Lewis and Mr. Anderson deliberately fostered that dynamic off camera, hoping to conjure movie magic once it was rolling.
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Unfortunately, Blanka Radoczy, "Der Mieter's" young director, is unable to conjure the outré atmosphere of either Polanski's movie or Topor's novel.
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Swenson does his best to conjure the unimaginable years that follow, as the men are dispersed across the Ohio prison system.
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That may conjure visions of ghost planes carving through the air, but it's a natural outgrowth of the Covid-22002 pandemic.
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The "land" in this film's title may conjure up mystical images of far-off places, but in fact it's Westport, Conn.
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Of all the months in a year, February tends to conjure a "no-light-at-the-end-of-the-tunnel" feeling.
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And while the scenes conjure an ancient, dreamlike ritual, their controlled palette of bright blue, brown and gray feels almost futuristic.
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I can smell my brother making breakfast downstairs and I wonder what intricate meal he decided to conjure up this morning.
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It's the sort of dream that has you waking up laughing, questioning how your brain can conjure up such bizarre imagery.
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Their breath that mingled within him does not join together to speak of him, to conjure a prayer or a tribute.
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New development in the Hamptons used to conjure up images of lavish houses popping up in the middle of potato fields.
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Do you retreat to the fantasy of some defanged sepia past, or do you try to conjure up an unknowable next?
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They are less a way to conjure up something out of nothing than to stir a pot that is already bubbling.
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He packs the books with minor characters of assorted races and ages, and attempts to conjure up a jaunty urban cacophony.
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He has reasserted the European idea and raised the possibility that France and Germany will conjure a revival of European idealism.
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When we picture a natural death, we conjure a man or woman lying in bed at home surrounded by loved ones.
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It doesn't take much imagination to conjure an image of Trump growing increasingly red-faced and agitated reading this op-ed.
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Diaries and letters, those staples of 19th-century literature, become tools of deception and delusion that conjure worlds of their own.
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Pure antipathy cannot, by itself, conjure up the kind of high crime or misdemeanor that would justify the act of impeachment.
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For many people, the term "net art" might conjure specific associations from a certain era — the '2009s, hackers, Berlin, Web 2212.
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They use color sparingly and are abstract in the sense that they don't conjure up any particularities of space or form.
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These records conjure a constellation of famous friends and patrons, which included figures as diverse as Alfred Stieglitz and Bram Stoker.
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For this year's Super Bowl commercials, Coke, Pepsi, and the country of Australia all made plays to conjure up the past.
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Like imprint fossils, Visani's cast iron impressions of decommissioned guns conjure the original object's ghostly afterimage by means of negative space.
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The Conjer (pronounced "conjure") sports an attractive metal case, a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner, dual SIM slots, and 3 gigs of RAM.
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The Conjer (pronounced "conjure") sports an attractive metal case, a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner, dual SIM slots, and 993 gigs of RAM.
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The twin incidents conjure up memories of the 1991 video captured by George Holliday of Los Angeles police officers beating Rodney King.
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Hidden Valley has outdone themselves, offering a 5-liter keg full of all the ranch dressing your heart could possibly conjure up.
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But the garments needed to conjure up eternal chic are spending less time on shop racks and in homes than ever before.
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Not only do you have the opportunity to conjure the perfect costume, you can decorate your home exactly as you see fit.
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We hold Gordon Ramsay synonymous with just about every intense, nail-biting culinary moment that we can conjure up in our minds.
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Many pitchers eat the same food before each game — or consume unusual concoctions, such as banana-mayonnaise sandwiches — to conjure a victory.
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While her mane today might conjure up Bieber lookalike comparisons, her throwback tresses are giving us all of the Jessie J vibes.
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And so they make do, combining Ms. Laidlaw's eye for design with Mr. Morris's carpentry skills to conjure space where little exists.
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It was important to her, she said, for the name not to conjure up any connotations of shame around pregnancy and motherhood.
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When you start another conversation, or continue an existing one, you can click this keyword to conjure a related extra dialog option.
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Here are 10 leaked devices and features — and a few potential surprises that Google could conjure up on Tuesday at 11 a.m.
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Many pitchers eat the same food before each game — or consume unusual concoctions, such as banana-mayonnaise sandwiches — to conjure a victory.
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We can't insert emojis into this recap, and the only reaction I can possibly conjure up to that is a frozen grimace.
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At the Columbia Room, a wood-panelled bar with leather chairs, mixologists conjure $16 concoctions of scotch, blackberry shrub and porcini mushrooms.
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Japanese pop music may conjure up images of squeaky clean, auto-tuned groups embodying the kawaii ideal–cute, youthful and incongruously sexy.
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For some, they might conjure a jury or the aftermath of the 2016 election, a nuclear attack, or a climate-related disaster.
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The words "Old Hollywood" conjure up images of glamour, gowns, and women with red lipstick making romantic pronouncements in careful Transatlantic accents.
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Scarlet Witch is huffing and puffing, trying to conjure a spell while looking like she's on the losing side of the battle.
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Certain expressions on the labels are voluntarily appealing, and quickly conjure up images of Jon Snow pruning his vines with nail clippers.
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Berlin based artist Claire Tolan says she's noticed since childhood an ability to conjure this shivery feeling when focusing on certain sounds.
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These range from the extremely simple, like throwing fireballs, to the complex, like assembling a small effigy to conjure a trash golem.
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Sci-fi makers conjure their worlds so well by focusing on characters, not on technology, observes the UI animation designer Kit Oliynyk.
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Born into slavery, Josephine is, in 1924, a widow, a "conjure woman," and, to the chagrin of her white neighbors, a landowner.
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He recalls that he wanted a word or phrase to conjure an atmosphere of "creepy subversion" — something sinister, xenophobic, un-American. "Shadowland"?
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"Atlanta" has the hallucinatory quality of déjà rêvé; no other show would conjure up, then banish, a black rapper named Justin Bieber.
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They could be said to describe the domestic realm, while other paintings of photographs on the same linoleum conjure a working studio.
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It's a special group that can conjure that kind of energy in altitude after getting in at 5 o'clock in the morning.
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And while the virtual reality images conjure up the ancient Chinese walls, nothing we see conforms to our expectations of three-dimensionality.
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For longtime students, seeing the archive may conjure a familiar feeling of astonishment at just how deep the well of Dylanology goes.
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That remains too far ahead to conjure for Tavares, the team's captain, who leads the Islanders with 27 goals and 57 points.
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No matter that Berlusconi was also a target of the investigation: He was new, he talked the talk, he would conjure something!
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The reality, in other words, is that Democrats can't unilaterally conjure up an era of bipartisanship or commitment to democracy and liberalism.
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These piquantly pixelated scenes are often inspired by worldly events or by conversations that conjure up complex imagery in the artist's head.
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" But points should have been awarded for being the first Olympics performance to conjure both "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" and "Old School.
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Because that's what novelists do: conjure other worlds, imagine their way into other realities, guess at the texture of other people's consciousness.
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Do we not swoon at the verdant backdrop of Turtle Pond and Belvedere Castle, more alluring than any scenic designer could conjure?
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This applies to Amazon "kid skills"—or Echo commands that conjure up kid-specific content—which are often developed by third parties.
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Today, Teterboro, the first airport in the metropolitan area when it opened in 203, is more likely to conjure grimaces than pride.
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"I wanted to stay away from the dull, gloomy colors you would conjure up when thinking about the espionage genre," he said.
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And this could mean that important memories, which people conjure up often, could end up even more error-riddled than mundane ones.
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But they all conjure the same exhilarating sense of possibility because they're all made with the buoyant precision of an unconstrained imagination.
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The rhythms bubbling from his congas conjure the image of sweat thrashing from his body unheeded, the effort as its own reward.
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The white beans and olives in this dish suggest Tuscany, and the slow-roasted duck legs conjure up the southwest of France.
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Nevertheless, she says that experiencing dark times helps her to conjure "the trail of rancid emotions" that prompts her killers to kill.
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" He wanted to conjure that emotion for a beach sequence while paying tribute to the earlier film in several ways throughout "Us.
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Other pieces are even more generic, especially some dozen 19-inch red earth spheres that conjure viruses, soccer balls and ritual objects.
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While the mention of an RV might conjure up an image of a big motorized home without many amenities, that has changed.
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The phrase "vocational education" might conjure up an image of trade schools that train students to work in traditionally blue-collar jobs.
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First conjure the crime — the generational destruction of human bodies — and all of its related offenses — domestic terrorism, poll taxes, mass incarceration.
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The digital medium can conjure a modicum of the museum experience for those who cannot afford to see these works in person.
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Some might even argue that Lewis's fight previous against Mike Tyson was the last to really conjure any sort of global attention.
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Indonesia, a vast archipelago of 17,3503 islands, may conjure images of golden beaches and blue seas — but the reality may be far murkier.
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It even has an OLED touch bar that can conjure up everything from emoji to Photoshop shortcuts to (let's be honest) more emoji.
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For many, the words "Passover food" conjure imagery of gefilte fish and steaming bowls of matzo ball soup ladled by Yiddish-speaking bubbes.
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The word "bruschetta" might conjure up thoughts of a fancy appetizer served at Italian restaurants, but I've reimagined it as a breakfast dish.
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In lieu of real bids, auctioneers will conjure imaginary ones in order to surpass the reserve price (a practice known as "chandelier bidding").
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Or do we conjure the harried career woman, rocking her baby back to sleep just three hours before she heads to the office?
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We gawked, and the younger among us were able to conjure the old Soviet Union, the great story my generation had just missed.
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I've had this problem for as long as I can remember, where I can't conjure up images no matter how hard I try.
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Rogers's theatrical mise-en-scènes certainly conjure the oneiric, if not the Surrealist, but again her intention hovers frustratingly just out of reach.
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Often the most magical effects are the simplest: tiny LED bulbs on the ends of fishing rods conjure a cloud of celestial fireflies.
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It reorganised around categories of client, and boosted research and development (R&D) in order to conjure up new ways to help them.
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Nope, fizzler rocks aren't off-brand pop rocks, but a drug so powerful, it can conjure up hallucinations of the mysterious Gargoyle King.
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Other people added a bit more levity to the situation:But sometimes the unedited interactions said more than anything the internet could conjure up.
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It would be hard to conjure a scene that was a more blatant repudiation of the Democrat establishment by its own progressive left.
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So, unless you're willing to open up the app every time you'd like to conjure up Alexa, it's probably not super useful yet.
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God bless my mother, whose voice I would conjure in my mind to rid myself of the cravings for those reliably perfect fries.
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But then they tried to conjure up like evil spirits an idea of collusion and then say just looking out for you, buddy.
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The precision of electronics and the booming kick conjure a sterile emptiness—there is little left but a sense of dread and isolation.
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It's important to remember that while the term may conjure images of robot overlords, AI is actually a much more all-encompassing moniker.
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Think about it — when you hear that a person is a judge or an elected official, does your brain immediately conjure up "he"?
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We have no reason to believe that even the most advanced physics hackers could conjure a cosmos from nothing at all, Page argues.
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When you think about Apple today, you probably conjure up the image of an iPhone, or an iPad, or your hatred of iTunes.
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The "bomb cyclone" winter storm dumping snow all over the East Coast might conjure images of potential nuclear war for some of us.
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Simply to assume that e-commerce will conjure up growth—particularly of the labour-intensive sort that India needs—would be a mistake.
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You conjure up a logo, brainstorm a catchy tag line and develop promotional materials that reinforce a unique selling proposition and so on.
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In the company's research paper, the team details that it has some strategies to conjure up new language support by repurposing existing databases.
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It's the reason we're so culturally saturated with stories that conjure a dark, anti-hero vibe in comics, video games, film, and television.
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Since the full D.C. Court may well reverse the panel's decision, those attacking the CFPB are now attempting to conjure up other assaults.
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To hope is to shape reality by the force of one's own optimism, not conjure a desire into existence from some childish fantasy.
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But their third job is the hardest: to conjure a vision for the EU equal to the magnitude of the challenges it faces.
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Our Food columnist Alison Roman demonstrates how, over three days in her very tiny kitchen, she manages to conjure a classic holiday feast.
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Though its colorful name may conjure up visions of moonlit werewolf rampages, it actually refers to the characteristics of this rare celestial event.
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We conjure what his life in Greenwich Village was like after he arrived in 1961 as a cherubic but determined 19-year-old.
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He strained to conjure the sweetness of a cigarette, and wondered how his mother was coping, and if his friends were still marching.
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Wheels THE storied automotive names of Bentley, Maserati, Rolls-Royce, Jaguar and Lamborghini conjure images of upper-crust style, luxury and, yes, tradition.
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Now 39, the Brazilian witnessed a player half his age conjure up the final act in Manchester United's 2-5143 win against Everton.
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Fenton Bailey: When you make a documentary, the devil is in the details, and details help conjure up a person for an audience.
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My philosophy is, if you're going to tell monster stories and conjure up feelings of Halloween, at least bring some candy with you.
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The show begins with a witty fantasy: six short filmed vignettes quickly conjure a luxurious interwar dwelling like those enjoyed by Chareau's clients.
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This installation was especially meant to conjure a Chinatown bus stop, with its mismatched tiles, hanging red lanterns and unglamorous folding chair setup.
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It's a triumph of transcription, with the power to conjure a cathedral with only two hands and dynamics that rarely exceed mezzo piano.
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For a child, such words conjure magical places — untouched, holy lands where fairies might live and animals might speak in ways I understand.
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It's nearly impossible to conjure up a more succinct visual representation of gentrification—and the tensions that come with it— than the video.
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Inspired by the climate and views, he painted pool scenes whose sparkling planes of turquoise conjure a paradise untouched by time or decay.
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Do you get warm, fuzzy feelings as you conjure all of the wonderful school photos that were proudly exhibited on your refrigerator door?
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You know the kid who can conjure an entire imaginary world by animating, say, the sugar packets she finds at the restaurant table?
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I conjure instead the three-dimensional individuals I drank and debated with in factory towns, Gulf Coast oil fields and distressed rural crossroads.
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Endsley: With such a sad subject, I was looking for an atmosphere or a melody that would conjure a mood of peaceful remembrance.
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Even I, a person who doesn't know my Aidan from my Other Male Name, can instantly conjure that bawdy drawl in my head.
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Some of these films use cinema technology to try to disprove the existence of ghosts; others, through movie magic, try to conjure them.
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They paused sometimes as his brain tried to conjure the current position of the colors, to tell his fingers what to do next.
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But it isn't so hard to conjure a vision of more equitable journeys where the food keeps pace with the ever-changing scenery.
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The downtown show will demonstrate more generally the fantastic images DeCarava could conjure up with a camera deftly maneuvered through a quotidian world.
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Sam Rivers and Anthony Braxton, on flutes and reed instruments, were structural innovators and freethinkers, deciding how wide-open improvisation could conjure stories.
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As citizens, we listen and conjure images of the military arresting moms with babies who are jogging and ignoring San Francisco's lockdown order.
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Adding insult to painted-injury, Mr. Smith's cheerily banal subjects and electric palette unmistakably conjure emoji and other icons of the digital age.
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And in 2019, they brought back While You Were Out, with a lineup of HGTV stars stepping in to conjure covert home makeovers.
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But at its best it doesn't just conjure up an imaginary world; it makes the real one disappear, it makes the author disappear.
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What was magical was that you could type words into a computer and conjure other words that foretold the future of your body.
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But surely the advantage that artists have over bureaucrats is precisely the freedom to make the unheard audible and to conjure the unimaginable.
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English soccer fans often speak of "the magic of the Cup," to conjure up the kind of upsets that have taken place recently.
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In his hypnotic blasting, Bestial Devotion also slips in some cowbell, releasing a nighttime lust Blue Oyster Cult could conjure in their prime.
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Ultimately, this will trigger a sell-off, and the media will try and conjure up reasons to explain why otherwise stable stocks fell.
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These brief songs display Mr. Previn's keen ear for the telling detail, for musical gestures that set a mood or conjure an image.
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The sound effects — gunfire, shelling, falling debris — are the movie's best addition, helping to conjure the sensation of continuous bombardment, day and night.
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For instance, the amount of processing required to conjure the many frames composing the visual effects worlds requires a lot of computer power.
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But patriotic symbols like the national anthem always conjure up some image of what it means to be a patriot in the listener.
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Although we might all be able to conjure up images of notable exceptions, the campaign trail women navigate looks strikingly similar to men's.
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Since amphibians in magic have roughly the same status as rodents in science, all the spells featured things a sorcerer could do to a frog: conjure it into existence, conjure it out of existence, teleport it, levitate it, change its color, double its size, turn it into two frogs, turn it into a mouse, turn it to stone, and turn it invisible.
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Cafeteria food might conjure images of mystery meat or tuna surprise, but one lunch lady is only singing its praises after losing 100 lbs.
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"I remember a pattern of conduct the press tried to conjure with Brett Kavanaugh that much of it proved to be incorrect," Tillis said.
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Using such technology, users will eventually be able to conjure a convincing likeness of any scene or person they or the AI can imagine.
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You know, at some point where the hell is your head that you conjure up that kind of -- where did that sentence come from?
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Chopin had no truck with programme music (the sort that tries to conjure up images or tell stories), in which other Romantic composers delighted.
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With VPS, you could conjure an AR prop and come back to it much later, or even leave it for someone else to find.
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He resembles a slightly shorter Chris O'Dowd with an Australian accent—in other words, not what many would conjure up as the psychic prototype.
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Democratic Party officials of course can't just conjure up mass protests with the snap of a finger, but their words and actions do matter.
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It would feel too neat and trite to conjure some poetic connection between the morbidity of John dying young and his devotion to Halloween.
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Washington (CNN)Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg says she doesn't want to conjure up the possibility of Donald Trump in the White House.
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Other illiberal powers, notably Turkey and Iran, are using past historical glories to conjure a resurgent future, projecting power along the new silk roads.
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We need to be clear about this — the issue here is not a bug, glitch, error, or whatever other synonym you can conjure up.
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The iPhone SE factor didn't conjure up the same impressive figures in China, where Kantar said the device took just 2.5 percent of sales.
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Depending on what the subjects are wearing, the closely cropped images conjure complicated representations that are not unlike his own views of modern policing.
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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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For everyone's sake, she says, she won't conjure the staggeringly violent images which, she recalls, involved a toddler and a dimly lit hotel room.
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The unfortunate truth hurts - the government can demand businesses to pay more, but they can't conjure new revenue to make those pay increases possible.
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Related: A Bespoke Occult Glyph for Every Quandry Chilling Oil Paintings Conjure Images From the "Other Side" Magician-Computer Interaction Designer Makes Technoccult Artifacts
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But the Libertarian Party's central policy positions conjure up a worldview that is profoundly at odds with the core values of the Democratic Party.
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While there's a method to every magic trick, some of them are too out of this world to even conjure up any reasonable explanation.
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When I used to think of Mob Wives, I'd immediately conjure images of volatile, middle-aged Staten Island women chucking objects at each other.
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Ask the average person to conjure up the image of a Wall Street villain, and there's a good chance Michael Douglas makes an appearance.
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Few industries conjure up an image of raw masculinity in their workforce in quite the same way that fossil fuel exploration and extraction does.
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The fizzer's genetic makeup is enough to conjure a relaxing evening, thanks to its soothing Epsom salts, hydrating essential oils, and soft, floral scent.
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But all five of this short release's tracks are imbued with a hallucinatory energy that few songwriters—of any age—are able to conjure.
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Seattle-based novelty store Archie McPhee is now selling candy canes that have been designed to conjure up memories of everyone's favorite childhood meal.
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Beyond that, once a band or artist gets big enough, the animal they're named after doesn't really conjure anything other than the artists themselves.
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Some of the proposals, such as self-help groups among women, would be hard for governments to conjure up or "purchase" off the shelf.
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Of course, Republicans are using the word as a term of opprobrium, hoping to conjure up images of radicalism, Marxism and Soviet-style gulags.
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As the global geopolitical and political-economic climate is worsening, I doubt if central bankers can still conjure up a sufficient number of umbrellas.
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Nefarious mythology aside, Jia mostly seems eager to conjure the spirit of Paul's Cocktail Lounge or Electric Room, both intimate lounges embedded in hotels.
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Through an eclectic musical soundtrack, dance and storytelling, he and five other performers conjure an immigrant Jewish family in Los Angeles in the 21s.
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In Transit A vacation on a yacht may conjure up images of billionaires and celebrities, but it's not just for the rich and famous.
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He sounded legitimately amazed at this in the way that only that unique blending of the real and unreal of pro wrestling can conjure.
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One of the initial undertones of virtual reality coverage seems to conjure up backlash for those who are fans of good ol' fashioned reality.
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I was determined to conjure up a culinary invention that would shock the food world... a game changer... equal parts erotic, inventive, and obscene.
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Related: Chilling Oil Paintings Conjure Images From the "Other Side" Magician-Computer Interaction Designer Makes Technoccult Artifacts Conjuring the Internet: Art and Contemporary Magic
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Like Jesse Kamm's Sailor Pant or Jenni Kayne's D'Orsay flats, they conjure a specific kind of California cool — a Brentwood mom kind of cool.
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An innocent Papa John's commercial becomes an orgy of dogs, eyes, mollusks, tongues, nand whatever else your brain can conjure from this Rorschachian stew.
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They had come to believe that he could conjure more magic from his bat than anyone who had ever played for the Red Sox.
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But his similes and syntax — sentences that build tension through accumulation, creating a messy sense of overflow — conjure the tempestuousness of a teenage love.
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But the word, as President Trump and Fox News use it, is meant to conjure a threat: the specter of barbarians at the gates.
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She expertly distorts and disfigures to conjure monstrosities, while economizing the pictorial space: Her compositions are perfectly balanced, mesmerizing even as the content repulses.
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Today the work seems to conjure a country fracturing from within, betraying its foundational principles, especially those regarding immigration, and shattering its international standing.
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The 70th running of the marquee Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race features throwback paint schemes that conjure images of stock car racing's past.
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Although the title of this retrospective may conjure images of an uncle fumbling with a camcorder, the home movies here are far from ordinary.
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The word "sheriff" might conjure up something of a folksy image, but what do you really know about these elected enforcers of the law?
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What makes Locke's mysteries so good (she's a writer for TV's Empire too) is her ability to conjure up a mood with vivid prose.
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How does the writer conjure a sympathetic interior life for someone whose chief preoccupations are getting enough calories and sleep before the next day?
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Similarly, Elaine Cameron-Weir's sculptures in "Strings That Show the Wind" at JTT conjure both medieval Europe and a stylish but potentially dystopian future.
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Accordions might remind us of piazzas in Italy and saxophones could conjure up memories of New Orleans, but what instrument best represents New York?
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Postscript To conjure Jean Stein you must first imagine the voice — a soft and breathy near-whisper, by turns merry or full of steel.
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And there were times when he felt numb, and would desperately try to conjure up thoughts of Rachel, because pain was better than numbness.
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A different kind of ambiguity arises in the solo arias, where tensions between voice and accompaniment often conjure the desperation of the beleaguered soul.
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On screen, the sight of a large city slowly sinking into the sea can't help but conjure thoughts of climate change and environmental disaster.
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Health care professionals may conjure preconceived notions about individuals who have "left A.M.A."; many doctors never consider that our patients made the right decision.
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Although Puerto Rico tends to conjure images of palms and beaches, the rain forest just down the road beckoned, as something a little different.
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Nobody — certainly no bureaucracy — can conjure up the infinite number of scenarios of how approximately 150 million working Americans might best use paid leave.
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Even as they become fluid readers, using their imaginations to conjure images that the words leave out, that hunger for satisfying visuals never fades.
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While the term "robo-advisor" might conjure images of a shadowy algorithm trading stocks to beat the market, they're much less risky than that.
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Sometimes they erupt in bladelike flanges that conjure a bouquet of elegant axes or the great rope-patterned pottery of Japan's ancient Jomon period.
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Books can do more than conjure new worlds in the minds of readers; they can also yield the unexpected in the hands of artists.
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Featuring narrated excerpts from Mr. Douglass's speeches, the film eschews action for quiet images that conjure a meditative state, interrupted by flashes of violence.
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In the large diptych, "South East North West" (2017), blue bands again conjure rivers, while myriad accompanying shapes suggest clustered buildings and fecund vegetation.
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In contrast to what we might expect, the families Lawson depicts do not conjure up romantic images of American – or African American – domestic life.
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Discussions of end-of-life care often conjure images of a Dr. Kevorkian figure who administers a lethal dose of medication to a patient.
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The balance between what is primarily photography with two video works is because you can't conjure up an image of a black cowboy without movement.
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After all, a high schooler judging you for your hair, clothes, and beach habits is quite the nightmare for director Jordan Peele to conjure up.
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And for many of citizens of the United States, these words conjure very specific images and cause them to retreat to very familiar talking points.
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His career can conjure up a particular kind of 1950s-through-1980s, Reagan-Democrat landscape, like the establishing neighborhood shots in a John Hughes movie.
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Even things like Missandei's inexplicable capture and death are feeding into this, trying to conjure up personal stakes for the final clash, regardless of logic.
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Where we once called cab companies at phone numbers advertised on yellow pages and business cards, we now conjure by app the cheapest, nearest driver.
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A weary sense of impending doom was a persistent undercurrent throughout a concert that tried and mostly failed to conjure a '60s-style inspirational fervor.
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Back in early August, Platt tweeted that he believed he could conjure the songstress if he warmed up to Bey's songs as much as possible.
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Thanks in part to the movie, the term "wedding crasher" always seems to conjure up mental images of sleazy guys hitting on all the bridesmaids.
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His paintings conjure imagery of summers spent hanging out by someone's parents' pool, of long, lazy days and nights spent chilling with equally unoccupied friends.
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"Vans and HARRY POTTER collaborated to conjure up a magical collection of footwear, apparel and accessories for witches, wizards and muggles alike," the site says.
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You grew up with two spiritual witchcraft-practicing grandmothers, one you've described as a curandera and another who practiced southern style conjure and healing remedies.
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Would give it a perfect rating if the word "butter" didn't conjure up images of Paula Deen that make my dick retract into my body.
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The words "atmospheric black metal" tend to conjure up a very specific sound and aesthetic, whether it be rooted in Cascadian, French, or Brooklyn soil.
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If I were to ask the majority of you to conjure up the image of a car, some of you might imagine your own car.
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The famous family hired Mindy Weiss to conjure their holiday magic, Greer — a florist and owner of the D.C.-based Atelier Ashley Flowers — told PEOPLE.
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But when they conjure him, he can't see or hear anyone because he's in such bad condition, blooded up and battered somewhere in the Underworld.
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She's able to conjure and control dangerous beasts, and Arthur certainly wouldn't have been victorious without the Mage's giant snakes and hawks thwarting his enemies.
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A bull's head attached to a bicycle has the feel of Marcel Duchamp, and two aerialists locked in an upside-down embrace conjure René Magritte.
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Reading the words "eco-friendly" and "medicine cabinet" together may conjure up visions of using plants as medicine when you really just need some Dayquil.
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Today, some government officials seem to conjure emergencies that justify repressive anti-protest laws, but there is little evidence there is a crisis of unlawfulness.
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This year, you can conjure an argument for why, maybe, the president's approval ratings are high for reasons independent of the state of the country.
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Welch, who dressed the models, focussed on details—"the hoodie, the popped collar, the fringe"—in order to conjure a distinct character for each figure.
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Bureaucrats and others, Moynihan knew, could always conjure reasons to keep information under wraps, and the ratchet of secrecy generally worked in only one direction.
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The blue-and-white cushions on the bistro chairs and the mirror framed in seashells in the living room effectively conjure summer at the shore.
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One common complaint some couples face is a disparity in desire: One person wants to get it on while the other can't conjure any interest.
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Although his images are jammed with religious and occult references, he's more interested in the feelings they conjure than in any overt idea or message.
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I was imagining brunch in VR. So this is when you conjure a ghoul by saying "Bloody Mary" three times in the mirror... Rebong: Exactly.
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Thanks to the illuminated manuscripts of European scholars, it's easy to conjure up images of bubbling cauldrons, wild beasts, strangely-shaped vessels, and spiritual beings.
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By the end of the documentary, as Pelosi tries to conjure a net-positive from her series of discussions, the film's real takeaway is bleak.
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Left to conjure with the fallout of her daughter's clandestine life — among Ada's creditors was her blackmailing lover — Annabella would survive her by eight years.
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The phrase does conjure up the image of Seinfeld's George Costanza dodging calls from the unemployment office checking on whether he's been looking for work.
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Such names conjure up gray hair and orthopedic shoes, along with a status our society may honor in the abstract but few boomers actually welcome.
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Part of the answer: just so people will ask this question, and having asked it, prompt themselves to conjure with notions of generations and millennia.
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Although pundits love to conjure a monolithic "China" as the bogeyman in contemporary rare earth politics, U.S. and Chinese scientists have worked together for decades.
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To the apparitions of history that Seth and Carter conjure, however, all those musical offspring are bastards of the pure thing that is the blues.
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Tell them that it seems impossible, and they will conjure the long moral arc of the universe and how it bends toward Puerto Rican statehood.
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Netflix is surely hoping the show will scratch the "Game of Thrones" itch, while merely demonstrating how difficult that brand of magic is to conjure.
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The idea of the New York City rock club may conjure images of graffiti-covered dives where business amounts to little more than beer sales.
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The idea of performance denim may conjure up thoughts of jeggings that quickly bag out, but Revtown&aposs pairs look and feel like regular jeans.
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If you stop to consider who runs the thousands of mutual funds in America, you might conjure up an image of offices full of men.
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Vuong uses language to conjure wholeness from a situation that language has already broken, and will continue to break; loss and survival are always twinned.
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Fortunately, most of the time a constructor takes the opportunity to conjure up a good trick and run with it, and today was no exception.
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How many Americans are able to conjure a very specific idea of what counts as a nonprofit or a major company, or even organized labor?
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Accordingly, McAndrew's works are willfully in the present, with no hint of an imagined future and nothing that urges us to try to conjure their past.
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Without going into how that changes any of Gilmore's defamation claims, Jones then began to conjure suspicion around Reuters hearing about the lawsuit before he did.
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Ultimately, leaving the door open for the viewer to conjure or interpret their own ending feels like a copout -- like a book without a last chapter.
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The 26-year-old held his own in a tight first set without putting enough pressure on his opponent to conjure up a single break point.
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It's not that hard to conjure a spec sheet for an upcoming device out of thin air: It'll have a faster processor, more memory, better camera.
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There have been other congressional efforts to undo the FCC's rollback, but all have failed to conjure up the necessary votes to codify net neutrality rules.
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Cunningham told PeopleStyle that the process was a slow one — it took three hours to conjure the final product — but the warm hue was long awaited.
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Their efforts create a dense environment of plants, birds, interiors and fountains that together conjure Persian courts, Roman wall paintings, the Wiener Werkstätte and much more.
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The White House did not challenge Taylor's testimony directly, instead choosing to attack the constitutionally sound Democratic process and to conjure up a new conspiracy theory.
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A handful of enormous tech companies curate the public library we conjure into existence every day, and they can and do delete it at a whim.
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While stencil-based printmaking may conjure images with rigid forms, Mori's prints are incredibly dynamic, composed of thick but fluid lines that constantly move the eye.
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While the word "cottage" may conjure up the image of a quaint home in the woods, rest assured that this is not that kind of cottage.
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When you think of most celebrity vacations, you likely conjure up images of lavish island getaways filled with champagne, the finest foods, and first-class accommodations.
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A year later, acts like Burnett's pop-punk band Feed Dogs, rapper PersuAsian, power-pop trio Labour, and experimental folk artist Conjure are becoming local favorites.
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When it comes to partnered sex, most of us can easily conjure up some intuitive sex positions we've gathered from life experience, porn, and pop culture.
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As troublesome, expensive, and mentally exhausting as this one drink was to conceive of and conjure up, the actual act of brewing it was pretty painless.
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As anyone who has seen a Disney film will know, "Abracadabra" is a word used to perform magic, usually to conjure something as if from nowhere.
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As with her series Journey, Hornick used shamanic drumming to conjure the animal spirits and tap into the inner ruminations of painted subjects for Unbounded Histories.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NEW ORLEANS – Can abstract art conjure up both the prehistoric and the posthuman within the confines of a specific place?
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When I say "a few of us" it might conjure up an image of three gleeful Vergers crammed into the California T, but that wasn't possible.
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The words turtle manicure may conjure images of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle-inspired nail art, but that's not the beauty trend that's taking over social media.
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Rather than letting the rumor mill conjure up a bunch of things about its upcoming smartphones, OnePlus has offered at least a few details up front.
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While nothing about the geometric abstraction appears to reference the concerts, the titles themselves conjure a specific time and place where like-minded souls might gather.
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Still, whenever we see real-life married couple Leighton Meester and Adam Brody together, it's impossible not to conjure up a fanfic storyline of their characters.
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At boutiques in Japan, chefs conjure up creative recipes and customers can buy KitKats in more than 10 flavors including matcha, strawberry maple and Japanese citrus.
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Most vivid and revelatory are pieces such as "Boy," whose perspicacious turns and irreverent idiom conjure the rich, jagged textures of a childhood shadowed by loss.
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To most people, zoning and land-use regulations might conjure up little more than images of late-night City Council meetings full of gadflies and minutiae.
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"I think I could perfectly conjure 1910, the way it smelled and looked, but I can't tell you the major world events that happened," she said.
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Mr. DeBellevue may be trying to conjure a brooding, Nauman-esque vision of the artist's life, with lots of productive puttering and vacillating in the studio.
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Related: Painted Bodies and Canvases Elevate the Art of Magic A Bespoke Occult Glyph for Every Quandry Chilling Oil Paintings Conjure Images From the "Other Side"
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Meanwhile, across the ocean in France, Marie Antoinette's hairdresser, Léonard Autié, was busy creating voluminous coiffures punctured by fresh flowers meant to conjure a shimmering Eden.
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The mere mention of ceiling fans may conjure up sweltering summer days, but they can be useful at any time of year, in almost any climate.
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As an example of the memories that she wants to conjure, Pat Houston recalled first going on tour with her sister-in-law two decades ago.
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Much of the symphony's seismic power is preserved in this recording — especially the second movement's explosive climax, with coldly steady snare drums that conjure relentless gunfire.
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Other than being able to instinctively protect people and stand up to evil, there's no clear indication of what her magic does — can she conjure elements?
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It's a testament to Hitchcock's genius that, viewed frame by frame over its more than two-hour length, "Vertigo" blows away anything Mr. Crewdson can conjure.
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But in writing it, I was surprised by how much joy I was able to conjure just thinking about the good old days with my family.
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But the Twin Falls post is the first example to come to light of Russian agents actually trying to conjure a political rally on American soil.
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For the cover of T's spring Men's Fashion issue, Kamara partnered with the photography duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott to conjure a hauntingly dissonant landscape.
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Such images more readily conjure up scenes from Srebrenica or Kigali or Mosul than from the fledgling United States some two and a quarter centuries ago.
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His age is against him, but his ability to conjure shots that other players can only dream of endures, as does his incredible athleticism and stamina.
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Colorful raw canvases, unstretched and pulsing with shapes and palettes that conjure Abstract Expressionism, color theory, and verdant terrain all at once, floated throughout the room.
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Ivan Goff plays the uilleann pipes and Anna Wray a range of strident percussion instruments, and the haunting noises they conjure are both lyrical and suspenseful.
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Some feature faceless silhouettes as central figures; others conjure imaginary cityscapes, like "Get Lost," a brightly oblivious Southern California montage of vintage cars, guys and girls.
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Your conduct, when considered and looked at from the perspective of the victims and their families, can only conjure up thoughts of public punishment and retaliation.
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What's clear now: It would take some effort to conjure up something as appalling, 27 years later, as what unfolded when Anita Hill gave her testimony.
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At one moment, he might promise a new children's playground; in the next, he might conjure up months of withheld salaries for laborers building a cosmodrome.
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In private correspondence, Mr. Sanders acknowledged there was a space between what he could conjure with his rhetoric and what he could actually achieve as mayor.
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Its all-powerful search function means you can conjure material on any kind of news topic — or just spend your time searching for your own name.
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The Global STEM Challenges Program kids are way past those who still conjure up train conductors or building maintenance people when the word "engineer" is mentioned.
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When most people conjure a forest, they imagine a dense network of trees, their crowns arching high above, with spots of sunshine flashing between the leaves.
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Stan Lee helped conjure a lineup of comic book heroes that has defined much of popular culture and stirred the imaginations of children — and many adults.
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One of the themes you've always dealt with on the show, but especially in Season 3, is aging and how it can conjure up the past.
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It's like stepping into a beautiful mind, but dark thoughts intrude in the form of hanging black shapes that conjure sausages, clubs and sides of beef.
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Accepting that whatever song we conjure is only a contingent rendition of the ideal song, the one we never hear, the poem prompts us to paraphrase.
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Listen to country-era Swift—if not to conjure your own childhood memories, but to get a better understanding of where the pop star started from.
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Sometimes such artists have been known to conjure up ambitious "art environments" — gardens, parks, houses, or unique architectural structures filled or covered with works of art.
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The logos, the ads, the flashy designs, they're really only there to conjure up the collection of emotions, perceptions and impulses that make up the actual brand.
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And, having seen A Face in the Crowd before, I was at least hazily familiar with certain scenes and was able to conjure them in some form.
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From the Brothers Grimm to "The Wizard of Oz" to Harry Potter, some of our darkest stories are the ones we conjure up for and about children.
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In her directorial debut Wine Country, Amy Poehler gathers some of her talented Saturday Night Live buddies to conjure up a fun movie set in Napa Valley.
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Whether it's of the past or future, these movies all conjure an idealized suburban vision that lingers like a mirage in some part of our national consciousness.
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Titled Factory Photographs, the sounds conjure the post-industrial atmosphere of photographs Lynch took during location scouting for The Elephant Man and the unrealized film Ronnie Rocket.
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The word "hypnosis" might conjure notions of the supernatural, or of parlor tricks and con men, but real hypnosis is a clinical tool frequently used by psychiatrists.
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While it's understandable for anyone to conjure this image of a pregnant person — because it's what pregnancy looks like most often — not everyone grows a round belly.
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When we think of robots, we typically conjure up images of giant arms building cars on an assembly line, or autonomous delivery vehicles ferrying goods around warehouses.
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And the physics that we conjure up to explain these weird things going on with the early Universe has a lot of fantasy elements in it already.
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"When people picture Harvard students they often conjure up certain images," Lita D. Peña and Amelia Lamp, co-presidents of SHEATH, said in a statement to Refinery29.
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The names "Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie" are more likely to conjure the two women pictured on the right (above) than the ones in the left photograph.
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For people who believe Magic Leap will — as AT&T puts it — "transform computing," this will probably conjure memories of the carrier's exclusivity deal for Apple's iPhone.
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One theory is that those who are predisposed to sense danger where there isn't any will also conjure up anthropomorphic figures in wall sockets, windows, and tiles.
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All these images conjure an air of mystery, which is probably why the covers of paperback novels and DVD covers have donned such stylistic choices for years.
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So before the story could be unveiled to readers, an artist had to be found to conjure up the pictures which would help bring it to life.
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You've probably tried countless curl concoctions — a little leave-in here, a touch of mousse there — looking for just the right combo to conjure next-level ringlets.
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If you close your eyes and try to picture what exactly a Chicken Big Mac looks like, the image you conjure up would probably be completely accurate.
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AIRSHIPS, for many people, will conjure the image of the Hindenburg igniting with terrible effect, as it tried to dock in New Jersey in 21 (pictured below).
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And having falling so short in his career-high payday, even thinking about the sport of boxing could conjure all sorts of feelings of regret and resentment.
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Vanishing Kids hails from Madison, WI, feature members of Jex Thoth, Wartorn, Deathwish, and Tenement, and most importantly, conjure up truly compelling, dreamy blend of unexpected sounds.
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The priest-sinner analogy is probably intended to conjure up a fierce Catholic cleric of the Jansenist school, doling out scoldings and penances to a terrified miscreant.
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The performance is a rush; when Riley, James and Louis perform together they conjure that same wild, yearning, urgent energy that We're Not Talking does, but amplified.
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Though the word "archivist" may conjure images of dusty stacks of books and crumbling scrolls, the reality of the job is one of discovery, surprise, and collaboration.
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Here in America, many songs have been written about summer that conjure up images of fun and laughter and all the good things that life can bring.
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The website, too, is branded with a direct appeal -- and a reminder -- designed to conjure up the excitement associated with the protests of the past two years.
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Just hearing the word investing can conjure up images of charts and graphs with jagged red lines pointing down, signaling a loss of our hard-earned cash.
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In amongst all the histrionics, Kyrgios lit up the event with some magical shot-making not even the likes of Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal could conjure.
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It's sort of like having a room full of dummy doors and the ability to conjure up a convincing room behind whichever one an attacker pulls open.
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It looks like Knox County, Tennessee, has found its new mayor—and he's been known to conjure lightning from the depths of Hell from time to time.
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"As far as heavy stuff is concerned, I love the sort of monolithic heft that bands like Neurosis and Swans conjure," Netzorg explained regarding the group's influences.
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Ethan's efforts to invent wireless electricity don't do much to illuminate unplugged light bulbs, but they do conjure something extra-dimensional, and it's probably not something good.
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But they hope to conjure the visceral anger and grief they felt right after Jones's death to galvanize a society still besieged by gun violence and discrimination.
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Pondering grief and denial, lost dreams and irrevocably altered futures, Mr. Walter proves you don't need a giant-sized special-effects budget to conjure enchantment and danger.
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Natalie Chami, Max Allison, and Doug Kaplan conjure their yearning ambience mostly from looped synthesizers, guitars, and human voices, with the occasional addition of chattering prepared tapes.
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In Charlamagne and Amanda's defense ... the lyrics are very explicit and references to beating slaves and whips and chains frankly do conjure up images of African slavery.
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And yet, to casual American moviegoers, "a James Gray film" doesn't conjure something in the way that his peers' work does, and it's an open question why.
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" —AH "Ulysses Jenkins's video and media work is remarkable for its fusion of forms to conjure vibrant expressions of how image, sound and cultural iconography inform representation.
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While the thought of casual dress policies may conjure up images of tech workers in start-up-branded hoodies, more traditional companies are loosening the ties, too.
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While the word "plague" may conjure images of medieval cities laid to waste by the Black Death, the disease is still a part of the modern world.
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Popular live streamers can conjure expensive gifts on command by promising to recognize the most generous contributors with live shout-outs or with a social media follow.
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In his 2020 reelection campaign, Trump's team has worked to conjure a similar cloud of controversy over Joe Biden's son Hunter, all without producing evidence of wrongdoing.
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What they conjure is an ocean of images and noises, meant to urge the isolated souls in that infernal waiting room into describing life as it was.
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It's almost to the point where we can't conjure up new things to worry about, so why even bother worrying at all about a future market downturn?
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The words 'New Jersey' conjure up sights and smells for many nonresidents of the northern stretch of the New Jersey Turnpike — tank farm after pipeline after brewery.
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In New York, the setting appeared designed to conjure the White House briefing room: Mr. Biden spoke against a blue backdrop before a room full of reporters.
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The bushfires in Australia are creating violent weather systems that can spark new fires, conjure fire tornadoes and make fighting existing fires much more challenging, experts say.
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The artist, a nephew of the master Lu Ji, used a vivid blue and a host of birds and flowers to conjure Taoist fairylands of eternal happiness.
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That means scrapping Williams's lyricism, too, and every theatrical trick he uses to conjure the fragile web of a man's recalling a past he longs to forget.
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"There is an organized effort by Republicans ... to spin a false narrative and conjure up outrageous scenarios to accuse Special Counsel Mueller of being biased," she added.
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Yet in employing the popular contemporary black dance as a durational technique, Acosta seems to conjure at once the movement of the black body in real life.
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The poet Robert Browning once exposed the mid-19th century Scottish psychic, Daniel Home, who claimed to conjure the spirit of Browning's infant son, who died young.
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Some of Reidt's fictional organisms resemble the tardigrade, a micro-animal while others conjure the fantastical imagination of Guillermo del Toro or English artist Austin Osman Spare.
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At the same time, he showed a national audience that he could conjure a multimillion-dollar benefit out of nothing, using connections, showmanship and his own wealth.
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And in her work including these guises and other lives, she also manages to conjure the curious, paradoxical amorphousness of what it means to be a woman.
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The American photographer Fazal Sheikh may be best known for images of displaced people, but for "This Place" he took to the air to conjure displacement from afar.
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For me, they conjure up images of a super-sexy Lana Del Rey riding on the back of a motorcycle in head-to-toe leather with cowboy boots.
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The drone images from above, played on national television and shared on social media, conjure thoughts of the '60s, when water cannons were used on civil rights protesters.
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This is why the CW drama only flounders when it attempts to directly conjure the specter of a "build the wall"-obsessed Donald Trump and his racist policies.
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The track employs sweeping synths and rhythmic drums to conjure an easy, fun mood which feels closely tied to physicality (try not swaying your hips when you listen).
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Happily, the Kiln Theatre is spared the cost of special effects to conjure the smells and sounds of the High Road, because it is located halfway down it.
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An "asylum" is a "place of haran or safety" (The Oxford English Dictionary), though the antiquated word, when applied to psychiatric hospitals, is now used to conjure fear.
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Plus it's interesting to see how writers and actors conjure the real historical figures who begin to populate the fictional world as Jake makes his way toward Dallas.
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In my mind, Woodstock will always evoke technicolor snapshots from Life magazine; Audrey Hepburn's LBD will always conjure scenes from the movie — those are my adopted cultural story.
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It offers up dazzling feats of sorcery and realms of wonderment (early 20th-century London and Paris among them) and manages to conjure the very opposite of magic.
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But it won't come with "Doctor Strange," an extremely entertaining and sure-footed adaptation that manages to conjure more than enough magic to easily pass its spell check.
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Few games conjure up the same sense of power—magic in Dragon's Dogma is a visible force, a theme that provides the world with real awe, real gravity.
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Tiny metal mechanisms building up in your body might conjure visions of Tetsuo the Iron Man, rest assured—Li says that they are working on a biodegradable version.
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Just when you think the Capitals have run out of ways to reach into your chest and pull out your heart, they conjure back-to-back overtime losses.
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When most of us think of rural areas, we conjure up bucolic images of the countryside with more serenity and fewer hassles than are encountered in city life.
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To hear them is to know that they were very definitely recorded in a large room; sure enough, your brain starts to conjure the space as you listen.
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The president can not only conjure up an excuse for any failure but he can even admit that it's an excuse and still be hailed for his honesty.
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Especially for African-Americans – especially now at a time of increased racial tension – the playful portrayals of racism and racist violence often conjure up horrific real-life experiences.
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The building was designed in a neo-Georgian style that was intended to conjure (misleadingly or not) the rectitude of the early republic, when the society was founded.
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Lithgow is a clever choice to play Ferrell's pop, and they manage to conjure some silliness -- at least, when they aren't getting decked by one projectile or another.
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"While the classical stations seemed to copy the look of the imperial past, their counterparts, to me, seem to conjure up more of a hopeful future," says Herwig.
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There's one sure-fire way to erase the holiday blues and that's with an awesome candle that will conjure memories of your home city, state, or favorite experience.
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According to David Perkins of Harvard University, the brighter people are, the more deftly they can conjure up post-hoc justifications for arguments that back their own side.
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The exhibition also includes video documentation of performances and a beautiful series of monotype prints that conjure the fish, berries, and animals that are central to Tlingit life.
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The skeletons of smoldering homes and charred metal truck carcasses conjure the image of some post-apocalyptic wasteland in what was, just the day before, a residential neighbourhood.
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Does the final violent standoff between the merpeople and the money-crazed, AK-wielding capitalists recall the documentary The Cove, or does it conjure images of mass executions?
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Beats like "Reality Check" conjure images of collapsing tech and grimy streets of post-capitalist collapse, while Franco stands at the center, eyes-bugged and supremely stressed out.
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I liked the idea that sewing and embroidery, which conjure the subservience of women, could also be a subversive tool to question the passive role, challenge the traditions.
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This month, McKinniss's work can be seen in the group exhibition ''The Lure of the Dark: Contemporary Painters Conjure the Night'' at MASS MoCA in North Adams, Mass.
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"When you're in a state of euphoria, you conjure up things that remind you of other things, because you're in a state that has happened before," he explains.
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It started with Sterling, as the clock ticked down through injury time and as City threw everything it could conjure at its opponent, searching for one more goal.
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It may be impossible to conjure a picture of perfect calm, but with a few hours and a little determination, anyone can piece together a decent beach scene.
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My world was filled with subdivisions named things like Silver Lake and Colony Cove; at the same time, I couldn't conjure a mental image of a literal cave.
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Trump is responding to such turmoil in characteristic style, relentlessly flexing his powers of political magnetism to conjure a blizzard of bravado, fact-twisting, blame-shifting and distraction.
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It is incredible for its ability to conjure the sensation of all of my brain cells having exploded at once, rendering me incapable of understanding language at all.
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The songs they made there conjure an even more tightly claustrophobic space: Eilish's music sounds like it's taking place within the quivering confines of a single anxious mind.
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In "Die Edda," the Icelandic directing and writing duo Thorleifur Örn Arnarsson and Mikael Torfason conjure up a theatrical version of Old Norse legends from the 13th century.
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"This was an individual who intentionally set out to commit suicide, and do it in the most violent and most destructive way he could conjure up," Gallagher said.
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But then a rebellious camper pulls her cabinmates into a ritual to conjure up Adam's first wife, Lilith, a mischievous spirit in the vein of Candyman or Beetlejuice.
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The show's best piece may be "Untitled (bricked chair with drain)," which features garden furniture covered and extended with small white bricks that conjure both patio and hospital.
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Transcendental Meditation involves closing the eyes and thinking of a mantra to help conjure a state of restful alertness that can help people feel calm and less stressed.
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Brexit, Salvini, Duterte, Sisi, Putin, all names that conjure different extremes that have failed to solve their nation's problems and have instead dragged their intolerance into the mainstream.
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As such, the events in Louisiana also conjure up painful memories from the Jim Crow era, when church burnings inspired by hatred were common, particularly in the South.
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Authors of course live largely by their imaginations; all the same, none of us were quite able to conjure up the required predictions of post-Brexit literary decline.
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Both achieved that by creating organic worlds that offer the requisite CGI-generated mayhem but also conjure compelling characters, in their heroes as well as those surrounding them.
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Poem Selected by Terrance Hayes This poem displays the poetics between Babel and Babylon, a style compressed and personal enough to conjure Amiri Baraka, Baudelaire and Bob Kaufman.
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When we constantly conjure the direst scenarios, we risk looking like ignorable hysterics — and bolstering his grandiose claims of martyrdom — if events unfold in a less damnable fashion.
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Opinion When we think about the framers of the Constitution and how they handled the issue of race, we conjure up the extremes: the hypocrites and the heroes.
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Their visual and storytelling styles are very different, but Jenkins and Singleton are directors whose primary motivation is their unstinting love for the people they conjure into being.
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The album's momentum springs from the precise timing of discrete sounds, slapstick effects, sudden shock noises, relentless pitter-patter, that together don't conjure much of a rhythmic throughline.
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Artists in Raw Magic were invited to argue a viewpoint on reality through their work, and to conjure a dialogue about the possibilities of communication in a fragmentary world.
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Whether he's dwelling on a single note, echoing his own phrases like a mantra, or divebombing through more complicated runs, he's able to conjure a sort of cautious confidence.
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In the opening poem of A Coney Island of the Mind (22001), scenes from a Francisco Goya painting conjure up the landscapes and roads of a deadening suburbanized America.
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Malick has found a way to translate how a familiar song has the ability to transport you back to a particular time and conjure a specific set of emotions.
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In the same vein as collectibles, these movie- and TV-inspired toys, gadgets and costumes conjure up imaginative, open-ended play and feature characters that are familiar to kids.
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"Action," is a return to Cassius's classic house and funky disco sound, with woody percussion and a muscly bass line that conjure images of platform shoes and disco balls.
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But these elements also conjure the feelings of displacement and of time unhinged that arrive when a space you had thought was yours is occupied and transformed by others.
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In Jesusalém, as in many of Couto's novels, he uses a spare, parablelike tone to conjure a boy isolated on the hunting preserve with his father and three others.
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"Tennov's term [limerence] results from a 10-year struggle to conjure a concept that adequately describes 'romantic love,'" a BYU professor named Spencer Condie wrote in Social Science Quarterly.
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"Thought there'd be a late night text, asking me where I've been at," she sings, eager for a sign that she didn't conjure up this relationship in her head.
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In the absence of an emergency fund for health akin to special reserves held under FEMA, the CDC and their bosses at HHS cannot swiftly conjure funds for Florida.
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The album sticks in one's ear partially because of Kline's softly messy sonic signature, mixing electric guitar chug with acoustic guitar lilt to conjure breezy, rickety, restless forward motion.
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The Democratic proposals don't contain any mechanism that would conjure up additional physicians or hospital beds, but would increase the utilization of health care services by non-elderly patients.
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It was there, from a fourth-floor office in 1 Infinite Loop, that Steve Jobs would conjure into being the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad, and generations of Macs.
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I never imagined that what the spirit of Hendrix might conjure would be a song I've never known how to play, haven't heard in years, and don't even like.
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Yet in extreme cases—such as when economies become trapped in a low-growth rut—central bankers must try to conjure up a change in the public's economic outlook.
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Brady already has enough press-related distractions because of his association with Donald Trump, which makes him fair game for whatever obnoxious political questions the media horde might conjure.
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Just as different experiences can bring a similar shiver of pleasure, the same experience can conjure a range of responses -- from extreme pleasure to definite displeasure -- in different people.
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Now that almost any citizen of the internet can conjure a funny photoshop or GIF with ease, the video game mod has become a high-bar of lowbrow goofs.
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Among their users, gay dating apps often conjure a few stereotypes—superficial conversations, torrents of unsolicited nudes, and an endless cascade of profiles displaying nothing but toned male torsos.
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It was Nugent's fault; Nugent was being stealthily and lethally generous, nipping to the bar to conjure rounds between rounds, preëmpting other people as their turn to buy approached.
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While vacation may conjure up thoughts of relaxing in some sun-drenched oasis for a week or two, seldom do any of us actually unplug on our days off.
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"Tangerine" is over the top, but it is also endearing and even impressive in the force of its determination to conjure a life more exciting than most lives are.
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For those who know him only by reputation, the image of Hubbard, now 45, walking through an unfinished skatepark helping plot spiritual energy lines could be tough to conjure.
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And yet, Mary Poppins Returns encourages us to hope anyway, to conjure luminescence however we can, to commit the blazing, radical act of believing whatever seems most impossible now.
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She is a princess of her Orang Rimba tribe, and her noble lineage meant she could conjure the forest spirits with ease until one day, she said, she couldn't.
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Likewise, when they signed Justin Turner to a minor league contract in February 2014, they never knew he would conjure Kirk Gibson and Ron Cey in a future October.
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It takes only a flash of a specific character or a few notes of music to conjure up the nostaglia of the film, Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at Boxoffice.
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And, of course, we can conjure the illusion of intimacy with famous women as we scroll through their Instagram profiles and consume their Snapchat feeds, dispensing or withholding likes.
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Wack 100, a prominent rap manager and a self-described Piru Blood from Los Angeles, noted that despite Hussle's background, his killing did not conjure the East Coast vs.
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Klopp, the Liverpool manager, had just seen Virgil van Dijk, a defender he waited six months and paid a king's ransom to sign, conjure the most perfect start imaginable.
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They include the flat, plate-like pieces — which also conjure pizzas — of Mr. Ruby's Ashtray series, and some wonderfully homely small pieces that are less interesting for being monochromatic.
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In other words, that new Stormzy track might taste like ginger biscuits and barbecued meat, or your fave Aaliyah jam might conjure up the sweet deliciousness of blueberry pie.
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I'm also assuming that the intention has been to conjure a small town in which nobody's business is their own, and the lines between private and public are hazy.
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Pfordresher goes on to analyze how Brontë drew upon her emotional ties with five men (two of them fictional) to conjure the passionate connection between Jane and Mr. Rochester.
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I figured it was the asthma medications I was taking, but I couldn't believe that they were powerful enough to conjure up a lithograph Jesus at my front door.
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The solve is solidly Saturday and quirky to boot, seeming to require a subtle adjustment in my internal dictionary to conjure up alternative definitions for some very straightforward clues.
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For their part, it was refreshing to see the agency heads conjure the courage to speak the truth, regardless of whether their professional assessments ran counter to the President's.
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Sometimes, it seems, you need a Plan C. The meatball-style duck skewer is accompanied by a cloudy purée of oranges—plated, delightfully, to conjure a raw egg yolk.
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Stuart A. Thompson and Charlie Warzel set the stage: It doesn't take much imagination to conjure the powers such always-on surveillance can provide an authoritarian regime like China's.
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That's why we should applaud the transition as the right policy, to remove any justification that repressive governments might conjure to justify compromising the internet's freedom from state control.
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A horrible pun that took all of five seconds to conjure had led tens of thousands of people to give me an upvote, a measure of validation and approval.
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Also, that feeling of knowing a word is phony, challenging it, and watching your opponent attempt to conjure it from an indifferent dictionary, simply doesn't exist in Zynga's game.
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I appreciate that the previous sentence might conjure images of new-age medicine, wellness bloggers and sweatboxes, so just bear with me as I attempt to explain the tech.
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She mentioned how much she still hated the music from Simon's Quest, which a shaky snapshot was able to conjure, decades later, in her head, and then in mine.
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But for fans of the band, The xx conjure up an image that falls somewhere between tender intimacy and the moments leading up to or during connecting with another person.
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The president of the European Central Bank (ECB), Mario Draghi, is expected to conjure his powers of allusion on Thursday with uncertainty over Brexit still looming large on the horizon.
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Pinball is a fitting culmination for this program, which documents the growth of an artist striving to conjure ever more expressive forms and access a more plastic representation of time.
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We got Post Thursday at LAX and asked if he's planning to conjure any more entities on Halloween ... and, based on his answer, the rapper had booze on the brain.
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It doesn't matter if they don't help the story; what seems to matter is that Ritchie had enough money at his disposal to conjure them, so why not spend it?
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Participants of Ghost Dance believed that certain dances and songs could conjure up a messiah that would eradicate the whites and restore native land and an older way of life.
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For some reason, Monday morning doesn't seem full of the usual oh my goodness, there could be a disaster around every corner situations I normally conjure up in my mind.
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The emotion for which Mr Tillmans has always been known, the romance even, is still there, as he continues to conjure from this two-dimensional medium a three-dimensional world.
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I like the idea that when someone's having a psychological breakdown, the images they conjure up are just from the stories of that time and the conditions of that time.
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That is good news for a country where the word "youth" tends, with good reason, to conjure up images of gloomy misfits: hikikomori—people who shun society—and otaku—nerds.
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When we try to conjure images of the ancient city of Pompeii, we often think about the stark and tortured casts left over from one of Europe's worst natural disasters.
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In fact, neurological studies have found that our brain activity when thinking about the future self closely resembles the thought patterns which our brains conjure when thinking about other people.
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Provided a group of crypto-cognoscenti has the will, the skills and oodles of computing power, it can conjure a new digital currency into existence—and, perhaps, even create value.
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Using five eyeshadows to conjure a smoky eye look may help it show up on Instagram, but when it comes to IRL applications, we tend to stick to simpler looks.
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When it comes to iconic sports venues, fans will likely conjure up images of FC Barcelona inside the Camp Nou, the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Australia, or Madison Square Garden.
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The snowman, the reindeer, the icy palace materializing out of frosty air — you'll have to conjure up a ticket before you can lay eyes on those bits of stage magic.
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Read on below to see which moments with Emma, Regina, The Charmings, and the not-so-dearly departed Underworld residents made us try to magically conjure a box of tissues.
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Related: Anime-Style Paintings Conjure the Horror of a Post-Nuclear Future Enjoy the Silence in Kelsey Beckett's Intimate Illustrated Portraits Vibrant Reworkings Brings Cabinet Cards Out of the Dark
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As the project unfurls, they conjure up a similar sort of cult pulp fiction world to the one Action Bronson's been describing for years, but with a crucial stonier edge.
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Mr. De Palma used to conjure that vicarious kick of attraction — but also the viciousness and risk in it, that the danger for women came at the hands of men.
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"It's hard to conjure up a more deadly or dangerous combination than firearms, explosives and methamphetamine," Assistant US Attorney John Gallagher said during Muzzicato's arraignment, according to The Morning Call.
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One of his fiercest declarations — "she will never quit when the going gets tough, she will never quit on you" — could not help but conjure up his history of infidelities.
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She and her group, the Society Band — Maria Dessena on accordion and piano, Ric Becker on trombone, and Jerry DeVore on bass — conjure the smoky ambience of a Berlin cellar.
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Anyone -- and I mean anyone -- who has followed the political and policy debate in this country for the last 20 years knows exactly what the words "mission accomplished" conjure up.
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The facial hair works along with the soundtrack, the cars and the clothes to conjure a 1980 that viewers who were around back then may find uncannily, even painfully realistic.
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These pictorial resemblances — utopian in the imaginary dwellings and vistas they conjure —accompany the fact that the drawings constitute a kind of displacement of or supplement to Gladman's written works.
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This data, fed into a supercomputer (to be designed, built, and operated by Turchin himself) would then be used to conjure up a digital reproduction of the late girl's self.
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He has repositioned the restaurant with a new tagline—"A Hong Kong Story"—that reflects his mission to conjure memories of old Hong Kong and offer a more immersive experience.
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It's Thundercat's most dynamic work to date, and it's hard to conjure up an album from the last few years that feels simultaneously so wide-ranging and so uniquely personal.
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Likewise, while the staging, lighting, costumes, and 80s covers of American Psycho were brilliant, and its Donald Trump references nauseatingly timely, it couldn't conjure up any of the original shock.
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Five years later, even those who have never set foot near Newtown, Connecticut, can conjure the scene painted by police of a first-grade classroom transformed into a killing field.
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Night after night, I watched Judith Light conjure the superannuated and supersaturated Palm Springs alcoholic Silda Grauman in my 2011 play, "Other Desert Cities," for which she won a Tony.
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Through some rare alchemy of the moment, they managed, as writers, to conjure the Bolivarian ideal of a unified Latin America that the fractious reality of politics could never achieve.
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A man whose dreams can alter reality falls under the sway of a psychiatrist, who usurps this power to conjure his own vision of a perfect world, with unfortunate results.
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The brush strokes conjure everything from Abstract Expressionist scumbling to Tiepolo-like sunsets, but the handiwork never crosses the seams; closer examination indicates that the fabric is actually raw linen.
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Because you can do whatever you want to a pie or a cake and — so long as you respect the basic technical requirements — its very form will conjure nostalgic pleasure.
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I like to keep one work of fiction and one of nonfiction going at once, and I'll use them to triangulate against each other to conjure up some third space.
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In photographs and faux-fashion spreads, Ms. Gutierrez combines traditional Mayan and Guatemalan garments and fabrics with fantastic and futuristic accessories and makeup to conjure new, fluid forms of being.
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The desire to conjure imagination via tools which Matsumoto expresses reminds me of nothing as much as Will Wright's old maxim that he wanted to make toys more than games.
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And I've seen her roll out flaky pastry dough, then adorn it with slices of red- and green-fleshed plums in striking patterns only an art-school graduate could conjure.
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It seemed natural to devote himself to a team in a city he has never visited, that plays in an arena whose smells and sounds and sights he cannot conjure.
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Himes had a mercurial personality and led a thrilling life that might tempt a biographer to conjure a book in the spirit of its subject, but Jackson avoids this pitfall.
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This time, in the face of President Trump's tweets threatening to attack Iran and destroy its sites of cultural heritage, I needn't conjure the unity that comes the day after.
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"I went to B & J Fabrics, near Times Square, bought some fabrics and whipped up a crate cover using every memory I could conjure up from home economics," he said.
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Lesser does readers a service by interspersing her narrative with "In Situ" chapters that serve as guides to his designs and vividly conjure the experience of walking through his buildings.
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If you're a service member, receiving notice of a military deployment will most likely conjure up a range of emotions, the last of which is concern over your personal finances.
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Both the lobster and duck meatball-style skewers are delicious, the latter accompanied by a cloudy purée of oranges—plated, delightfully, to conjure a raw egg yolk, that yakitori staple.
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Works like "Sur l'herbe avec les bernaches" ("On the grass with the geese"), from 2017, and paintings of nude bathers in Central Park conjure Manet's incendiary paintings from the 1860s.
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Residents in Cape Town are being forced to conjure up new strategies to save water every day after city officials moved up the date for "Day Zero" to April 12.
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"If the Senate can conjure up enough votes to pass this, then we might get some more legislation done this year," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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They conjure up the kind of circuit board found in vintage science fiction films, or perhaps Rapunzel's hair if she happened to be swimming acrobatically, or an overloaded information map.
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Seeing as it's unlikely that Diaz will connect with a significant amount of punches on Saturday night, his only chance to beat Crawford is to conjure up an unlikely knockout.
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That thought might conjure images of Pompeii, and the way the last, desperate moments of its residents were preserved, but Must Farm was never destined to become a permanent archaeological site.
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