It's a kind of character that's fun to conjure up.
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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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In fact, the pics might conjure up déjà vu feels.
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We can all conjure up examples of H.R. done poorly.
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Or do they conjure up jaw droppingly brutal noise rock?
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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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You can conjure up a whole year by mentioning someone's dress.
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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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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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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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Vampire Repellant; just a few mists would "conjure up positivity" and quiet
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These different messages can conjure up the wrong ideas for both parties.
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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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They found he tried to conjure up more cash via bank fraud.
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Many others aren't good enough to conjure up much of a bidding war.
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Alex feels for Elliot what can't quite conjure up for Claire: sexual attraction.
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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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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 term side hustle may conjure up feelings that the business isn't serious.
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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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I managed to conjure up LOS LOBOS; NOTORIOUS; YIDDISH, ESTUARY, EULOGY and HAITI.
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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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ONLY A NOVELIST, it might seem, could conjure up a figure like Mary Treat.
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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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But a strategy of impunity did not magically conjure up a kinder, gentler GOP.
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I've seen it somewhere before, but I can't conjure up the image right away.
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The word "estate" can conjure up images of wealth and a Great Gatsbyish lifestyle.
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Immigration authorities may conjure up new pretexts to send home people in greater numbers.
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"I couldn't conjure up a way that cocaine would kill coronavirus," Dr. Sovndal says.
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I can conjure up my ex's face but not his smell or his voice.
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THINK OF AN economist, and your mind will probably conjure up a white man.
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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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Catmull spent days trying to conjure up a picture of a sphere before giving up.
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In the popular imagination, school summer holidays conjure up a picture of carefree youthful exploration.
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The word "nursery" tends to conjure up images of muted pastels, zoo animals, and lollipops.
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Most post-apocalyptic movies conjure up images of sawed-off shotguns, stray dogs, and zombies.
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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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"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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Nothing seems to conjure up a more visceral reaction amongst investors than talk of cryptocurrency.
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Maybe it was to showcase their natural beauty or conjure up nostalgia for high school dances.
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The more invested we become in a show, the more theories we tend to conjure up.
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One drop blood diagnostics tends to conjure up Theranos PTSD but Athelas is quite the opposite.
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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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I pretend to believe everything they tell me, especially when they conjure up a fictional identity.
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But to conjure up intentions that he never had or has is more than a disservice.
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Ginzburg became famous for her ability to conjure up a mixed emotional atmosphere, poignant yet unsentimental.
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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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No longer will they be able to conjure up a caricature of the memory of the Rev.
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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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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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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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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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TOY are the type of band that inspire their critics and fans to conjure up perpetual comparisons.
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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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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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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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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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Casting vertical shadows down the walls, from certain perspectives the shadows conjure up an illusion of glass walls.
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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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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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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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Sometimes they even conjure up national security arguments so that the fossils can continue to socialize their soot.
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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 phrase "women's work" may conjure up domesticity (if not drudgery), or "women's professions" like teaching or nursing.
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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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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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The diagonals, like rods of rebar, reinforce their immutability as they conjure up a welter of unsettling associations.
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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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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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Is there a reason why such an affable filmmaker was able to conjure up such a distressing cinematic ride?
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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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Jon Favreau ("Iron Man") directed the $224 million, which used digital wizardry to conjure up Rudyard Kipling's jungle setting.
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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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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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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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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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Adam makes solid and possibly irrefutable points about the ailments young people will conjure up to get a deferment.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Looking like a pointy circus tent from the distant future, Liquidrom is a spa that only Berlin could conjure up.
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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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One by South African artist Frances Goodman seems to conjure up intense rage using an amorphous blob of fake fingernails.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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 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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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Tie-dye designs might conjure up images of Janis Joplin in a technicolor dress at Woodstock, or maybe the fluorescent tees we all wore to play mandatory sports in middle school.
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It requires some mental gymnastics to conjure up a reason to advocate for such a feature that benefits all parties involved—one in which the pros outweigh the potential for exploitation.
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A bottle of cheap hair dye, and from its results they were seemingly able to conjure up all sorts of romantic desires, even given a particularly base specimen like her neighbor.
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These days, my brother and I conjure up the scene of our dad violently crumpling up his degree whenever we want to evoke a feeling of pure anger and utter disappointment.
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As such, the movie feels very much of its time, and it's bound to conjure up some nostalgic feelings for anyone who was at the multiplex every weekend in the 1990s.
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In hindsight I understand that trying to conjure up a period without using the pills I had been prescribed looks a lot like what people go through trying to get pregnant.
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Sounds like this is all going swell, and is not at all another thinly veiled attempt to invoke "blockchain" as a magical incantation to conjure up piles of cash or something.
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The departures conjure up memories of resignations from the last time Time Warner was acquired by a large company that didn't specialize in its business -- 2000's AOL-Time Warner merger.
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I tried to conjure up some royal fantasy, but my mind kept wandering to Toad from Mario Kart (I feel like this happens a lot?), so I couldn't get very far.
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Most discussions involving the use of remotely piloted aircraft in combat likely conjure up images of America's giant Predator and Reaper drones, tailor-made military aircraft designed for surveillance and killing.
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At a time when Nintendo's Pokémon Go is taking over the world, the name Moo Moo Farms may conjure up imagery of pixelated princesses and plumbers whizzing along a cartoon racetrack.
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Chef Vola's is an Atlantic City landmark: a cash-only, reservations-only B.Y.O.B. with the kind of enormous portions and retro Italian dishes that conjure up ghosts of the Rat Pack.
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"I'm not interested in sanitizing academic spaces that don't push the boundaries of people's thinking or aren't going to conjure up some difficult tensions that we see in America," she said.
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Gordon Goody, who combined the rakishness of James Bond with the bravado of Jesse James to help conjure up Britain's daredevil Great Train Robbery in 233, died on Friday in Mojácar, Spain.
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When pundits speak of bringing back manufacturing jobs to the U.S., many people think of big factories with bustling assembly lines, but that might not be the right image to conjure up.
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That might conjure up visions of a newsroom under pressure to deliver traffic, but the Mediaload CEO said that there's been precious little churn as his writers share his long-term goals.
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They conjure up a bizarre and tragic period, centred on the cold-war-era conflict among Peronists, guerrillas inspired by Che Guevara (an Argentine, after all) and the army and its allies.
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Urban heat island Half of the world's population lives in an urban heat island, a term that might conjure up images of a tropical paradise complete with palm trees and tiki bars.
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Vote brigading (where users are instructed to target a specific post for upvotes) is against Reddit's rules and the Discord channel Centipede Central is not to be used to conjure up votes.
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We no longer want robots to be smart—we expect them to be smart, and to continue growing smarter, to anticipate our needs and conjure up ideas and questions beyond our depth.
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Rum can sometimes have a bad rap among American drinkers because like cheap tequila, rum—especially a cheap, cloyingly sweet, coconut-flavored rum—tends to conjure up memories of truly terrible hangovers.
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The music and lyrics conjure up the image of World's Fair running around New York City night spots and turning their adventures, shenanigans, frustrations and early morning hours reflections into rap verses.
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"It's likely this whole thing is going to be revisited, unless the Mexicans conjure up some sort of magic and get it all done in the next two weeks," said de Bolle.
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Cute, Etsy-ish aesthetics, small displays selling soaps or tchotchkes—all by women-owned independent businesses, of course—and ornate couches and reading chairs conjure up images of boozy book club meetings.
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Yet, when trying to conjure up comprehensive immigration reform legislation, there remains a temptation on the part of some in Congress to seek retribution by treating these infractions as though criminal acts.
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The family's inherent callousness, like to Judy and her effete and liberal fiancé B.J. (Tim Baltz), can conjure up laughs, but sometimes it just gets so dark that it loses its comedy.
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On "Dreams Tonite," an aching track from Antisocialites, Alvvays conjure up a sound that is a golden hour glow with cotton candy-colored skies: inherently fleeting, a bit sad, but beautiful nonetheless.
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But in Germany, calls to boycott Israel conjure up parallels to the nationwide boycott of Jewish businesses beginning in 1933, when Stars of David were scrawled on Jewish shop windows, said Prof.
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Whether hearing the sounds of an ice cream tricycle as it makes its way down the street would conjure up the same nostalgia and childhood memories for Britons remains to be seen.
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Take budgeting, where leaders like Paul Ryan have always justified tax cuts for the rich by claiming the ability to conjure up trillions in extra revenue and savings in some unspecified way.
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A clue almost always refers to the whole of an entry, even cryptically, even when you need to conjure up something like a rebus in the grid to make the connection work.
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Nixon, meanwhile, is hoping the progressive groundswell that delivered other outsider candidates to surprise victories earlier this year, like her close ally Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, can conjure up one more historic upset.
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So we've taken a break from pumping out gift guides for your feminist friends and soul sisters to conjure up out of the box gift ideas for every man in your life.
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But one thing was immediately clear: It is this spirit of joy for life that I want to serve and promote and protect and amplify and worship and conjure up and share.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - Tiger Woods was unable to conjure up his old magic at the U.S. Masters this week but that did not dampen the enthusiasm surrounding his return to Augusta National.
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This is a comic-book movie in which the lead character is a neurosurgeon/magician who after a car accident discovers the ability to conjure up all the "mystical entities" of the universe.
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Fest 2016, photo by Crystal Glass Conversations about the chiptune music scene usually conjure up images of nerds with Nintendo Game Boys and dusty Commodore computers twisting retro sounds into hyper dance music.
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Josie performs as part of Inyal, a band combining Gaelic song with electronic beats—sort of what you'd imagine someone would sound like trying to conjure up ancient spirits through shimmering modern instruments.
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If you want to convince the world that Bitcoin is no good, you need to conjure up a string of adjectives so scathing that it makes the Bitcoin sound worse than the plague.
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It's hard to imagine anyone who wouldn't jump at the chance to work at a company that dubs its frontline employees "geniuses" and manages to conjure up magic year after year after year.
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He will have to conjure up some magic at the Treasury if he is to accomplish Mr Trump's agenda of tax cuts and big spending without blowing a hole in the budget deficit.
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Say the magic words and you can conjure up dodgy Eighties rock while up to your elbows in washing-up, or prove to your mum that Ronaldo has scored more goals than Messi.
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Time allowed a group of Republican senators from states with big ethanol interests to conjure up a demand that they would only vote yes if they got a policy backing ethanol in return.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian designer Miuccia Prada played with classic elements to conjure up a clash of "extreme conservatism and a dream of freedom" in her spring-summer 2019 womenswear collection showcased on Thursday.
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Frequently, he pauses for multiple seconds mid-sentence to conjure up the perfect word for what he wants to say to you, as if he were silently scanning his brain to find it.
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Average flight price: $210 Cost of an Airbnb: $25 The idea of a Florida vacation tends to conjure up images of either mini-golf-filled trips with the grandparents or regrettable spring breaks.
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He also starred with Ashley Greene and Tom Felton in his lowest-rated movie "The Apparation," which is a horror movie about a group of college students who conjure up a dangerous presence.
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Her name might conjure up the radical visual collaborations between herself and Jean-Paul Goude, Andy Warhol or Keith Haring, in which she used her body like bold, abstract paint on a canvas.
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Typically it's a generic "happy birthday," but you always get those few actually considerate friends who at least throw in a meme, add a photo of you two, or conjure up a memory.
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The chief executive may not willy-nilly conjure up an "emergency" as a pretext for issuing orders that could undermine state sovereignty, and for doling out federal dollars that Congress should be allocating.
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But he was able to conjure up this imaginary past that was very appealing to people and that was already going on on TV with Happy Days, and in movies like American Graffiti.
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Just how Sanders might conjure up huge victories in the few remaining delegate heavy states that is unclear — Biden has far more momentum, having racked up wins, delegates, and endorsements in recent weeks.
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My phone means that at any given time with the right amount of privacy I can have a nice, mind-clearing orgasm without having to conjure up that old stand-by mental image.
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Madeline Polkinghorn: "Book Review: 'Angela's Ashes' by Frank McCourt" There are certain books that conjure up a world in which the reader becomes so invested the final page feels like a tearful goodbye.
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"Cluster policy" has been in vogue in urban planning for years, with governments trying to devise the right mix of infrastructure and incentives to conjure up the next Silicon Valley, or something like it.
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Enter car camouflage, which may conjure up images of soldiers on a faraway battlefield, but actually serves a unique purpose: Providing cover for prototype cars as they roll through the streets on test drives.
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In their imperfect alignments, they appear to propose a challenge to the formal prison of the Modernist grid, becoming instead, windows looking upon an imaginary landscape to conjure up a Freudian chimera of escape.
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Still, From Software's art direction is among the best the industry has ever seen and it's a distinct pleasure to see these artists conjure up new beasts and the environments you'll fight them in.
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His subpoenas are a clear abuse of power: They are designed to obfuscate the facts and conjure up rank conspiracy theories at the behest of the president and his most obsequious allies in Congress.
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"It is not inconceivable now that Mr. Mueller and his team may seek to conjure up some extraneous crime pertaining to my business, or maybe not even pertaining to the 2628 election," Stone said.
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But Trumponomics goes beyond the usual Republican assertions that cutting taxes on corporations and the rich, ending environmental regulation and so on will conjure up the magic of the marketplace and make everyone prosper.
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It is hardly surprising that her own mortality would conjure up images from childhood of the empty, dried up bodies that littered Eastern Europe and turned Poland, in particular, into a giant Jewish graveyard.
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While the high infection rate in prisons may conjure up images of risky practices like injection drug use and unprotected sex on the inside, that's not actually the reason why rate is so high.
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I liked all of that imagery, but when I heard certain death metal bands were claiming they could conjure up a literal devil, I was like, Oh dear, this is where we part ways.
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Commentators lament that Mr. Trump is tearing up "the rules America itself created more than 80 years ago" and conjure up visions of the 1930s, when nations and empires dreamed of total self-sufficiency.
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While the "C" word can conjure up so much dread and shame in patients, cancer is often no longer a death sentence but a chronic disease that people need to learn to live with.
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In "reality denial" troubling evidence is rationalised away: house-price bulls might conjure up fanciful theories for why prices should behave unusually, and supporters of a disgraced politician might invent conspiracies or blame fake news.
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Then she pulled out a sponge (yes, the kind you find in your kitchen) to dab red, white and blue polish onto our model's hands to conjure up a patriotic mani with a watercolor vibe.
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While a trip to the grocery store may conjure up images of colorful produce, grab-and-go meals and must-have packaged snacks, another image less likely to come to mind is tons of waste.
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It may conjure up images of bondage, discipline, sadomasochism, dominance, and submission, but many BDSM practictioners attribute the pleasurable pain of their fetish to the endorphin rush that accompanies the acting out of their fantasies.
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On November 14th the new Turkish ambassador to Bosnia delivered a speech emphasising the "common history of our peoples", an appeal sure to conjure up historical memories of the Ottoman "yoke" among Serbs and Croats.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari have a few tricks up their sleeves for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix and will need to conjure up something special if they are to end Mercedes' magical run.
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Of course, one can creatively conjure up a host of things robot-politicians can do at exponential speed and scale, from shaking hands and kissing babies to handling the fundraising "robocalls" that frustrate American voters.
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From a pedestrian standpoint, injecting black metal into a symphony with strong roots in Catholicism could conjure up some complicated baggage related to the early Norwegian scene's association with church burnings in the early '90s.
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The current coach, Zinedine Zidane, was once able to conjure up majestic game-winning shots when he was a player, including his finest goal of all, which won the 2002 Champions League final in Glasgow.
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Putting a thin layer of software on a people-intensive service business, for instance, may win some immediate sales against Luddite competitors, but it is not necessarily sustainable, nor will it conjure up fat margins.
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The Tigers weren't the first team to conjure up such a strategy; Texas A&M and Mississippi State, heretofore the teams that came closest to defeating the Tide, also beat Alabama in time of possession.
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The second group of charges is about what Manafort allegedly did once he lost his Ukrainian income after the country's president was deposed — prosecutors say he tried to conjure up more cash via bank fraud.
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Hideki Tojo, then the army minister and later prime minister, said, "Occasionally one must conjure up enough courage, close one's eyes and jump off the platform of the Kiyomizu" — a lofty ancient temple in Kyoto.
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We're not talking about so much money that everybody wins the lottery and we're like all just, you know, hanging out, putting up our feet, whatever the worst images are that the critics conjure up.
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In Dowell's image "The Proper Headstones," cotton bolls sprout among the tombstones, as if to conjure up the ghosts of people whose bodies helped to build the church without compensation in life or recognition thereafter.
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Two Singaporean street food, or hawker, stalls were awarded a Michelin star on Thursday, a first for Michelin, whose coveted awards generally conjure up an image of posh establishments with dress codes and stiff-backed waiters.
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Those seeking out this sensation, or are curious if they have an ASMR triggers on their own, can spends hours exploring hundreds of videos on YouTube designed to conjure up the tingly ASMR feeling in viewers.
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READ: All the women who have made allegations against Roy Moore "I know the media can conjure up all sorts of things," David Pendarvis, a 45-year-old plumber, told VICE News outside Davenport's Pizza Palace.
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But Stone himself has said he is "prepared" to be indicted by the special counsel, claiming Mueller may "conjure up some extraneous crime" in order to silence him or compel him to testify against the president.
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I had always admired male actors for their grace and their mastery of their bodies, the way they could conjure up a kind of empathy in me despite the fact of their (often lacking) physical appearance.
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It's been a long, slow process of watching her age, and now when I think of her, it's too often the Minnie before me today, or of the past few years, that I conjure up first.
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If you came of age in the early aughts, the familiar notes of T-Pain's "Buy You A Drank" are likely to conjure up cherished memories of first crushes, stolen kisses, and bar mitzvah grinding trains.
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The psychological horrors of the film are also of note because they conjure up questions of what horror is: where it comes from and what happens when the things that scared us before no longer exist.
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" But, he went on, "It is not inconceivable now that Mr. Mueller and his team may seek to conjure up some extraneous crime, pertaining to my business, or maybe not even pertaining to the 2016 election.
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Conjure up a batch of crispy french fries, crunchy chicken wings, and more with the simple-to-use air fryer function (and it's a healthier way to eat fried foods due to the lack of oil).
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"It is now clear Mueller may seek to conjure up some bogus legal offense against me in an effort to force me to testify against the President, who I have known for forty years," Stone wrote.
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"It is not inconceivable now that Mr. Mueller and his team may seek to conjure up some extraneous crime pertaining to my business, or maybe not even pertaining to the 2016 election," he told NBC News.
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The South Pacific region is probably what most people conjure up when dreaming of an overwater bungalow landscape: crystalline waters surrounding islands ringed by lagoons, Polynesian decor and cultural inspiration, all overlaying that jaw-dropping landscape.
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If the economy's capacity to atomize workers and conjure up wealth were part of the story of our unraveling confidence in capitalism, this decade also saw a surge in awareness of pay disparities, discrimination, and scams.
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" The second episode of "Legion" opens less with narration than with an incantation — prose calculated to conjure up a sense of wonder and terror straight out of a Galadriel speech in "The Lord of the Rings.
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Hip-hop producers have long had to conjure up a voice to build recognition: Dr. Dre and Kanye West learned to rap; Mike Will Made-It and Metro Boomin added sonic name tags to their beats.
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Bennani's imaginative use of social media and consumer electronics, and her talent for fusing the real with the virtual, permits her to conjure up physical environments that radiate the glee, confusion, and exuberance of the internet.
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"Anybody searching for any sort of negativity in that post — you've got to really try and twist the purpose and intent and what I'm saying to even conjure up anything negative from that," Tripp tells PEOPLE Now.
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For those familiar with the field of soft robotics, they no doubt also conjure up memories of the work of Harvard's team, like George Whiteside's otherworldly multi-gait robot, which is capable of shimmying under a door.
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"Anything that we can conjure up in our own mind is going to be way worse than the reality of the situation — and the important thing is keeping your mind quiet," the five-time NBA champion says.
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Not only did the trade conjure up the ghosts of Miami's fire sales past, but the Marlins were just sold this year to a new ownership group that includes Derek Jeter, a former star for the Yankees.
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It may be that Democrats pointing out discrimination against minorities was one factor encouraging a Republican electorate that increasingly identifies as white, Christian and male to conjure up the idea of widespread discrimination against white Christian men.
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In court papers filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, the noteholders said the lenders were trying to "conjure up every possible argument" against the plan because they would prefer to see Paragon liquidated.
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If you've never been in a non-monogamous relationship or aren't close to someone who is, chances are the words "open relationship" or "polyamory" conjure up the same images of people who have sex with multiple partners.
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"It is not inconceivable now that Mr. Mueller and his team may seek to conjure up some extraneous crime pertaining to my business, or maybe not even pertaining to the 2016 election," Stone told moderator Chuck Todd.
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Although indistinguishable symptomatically from allergies for patients, this issue, which Tilles says accounts for about a third of any allergist's patients, is triggered not by distinct allergens and the antibodies they conjure up but by general irritation.
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The Plaza in its current incarnation first opened its bronze revolving doors in October 2000, and the early clientele's names — Vanderbilt, Wanamaker, Duke — still conjure up the rustle of silk and the sheen of a top hat.
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Under the spell of a German baroness and abstract painter named Hilla Rebay, Guggenheim had amassed a vast collection of Kandinskys and Arps — and Rebays — which Rebay had persuaded Guggenheim could conjure up a new, elevated reality.
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While canned cocktails might automatically conjure up images of long day drinking sessions on the beach or watching the sunset from your rooftop, summer isn't the only time of year these conveniently-packaged drinks can be enjoyed.
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Supported by absolutely no hard data at all, it ought to conjure up the same kind of scoffs serious scientists mutter when well-meaning travelers seek to prove the existence of Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster.
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"It does not take much imagination to conjure up the enormous harm that can result from the combination of illegal firearms, explosives, and drone aircrafts," U.S. Attorney William McSwain said in a news release about the case.
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Eventually, self-teaching systems will be used to solve more pressing problems, such as protein folding to conjure up new medicines and biotechnologies, figuring out ways to reduce energy consumption, or when we need to design new materials.
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Plans to more effectively target both demand and supply are just being developed, but Kelly's words do conjure up memories of America's infamous "War on Drugs," launched in the 1970s, but accelerated during Ronald Reagan's presidency and beyond.
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And let's be clear: What comes out of investigations into Team Trump and Russia has much greater capacity to make or break Trump's presidency, personal reputation and more, than any healthcare reform bill that anyone will conjure up.
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Why does "All Night" by Chance the Rapper, for instance, immediately conjure up the haze of weed smoke, the smell of sweat on skin and an impulsive desire to jump over the neighbour's fence and crash their barbecue?
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Tracks like "Fate" or "Come Closer" conjure up a sweaty room full of people fist-pumping in body harnesses, while on "LA" and "Tears," the group veers toward Drive soundtrack territory, communicating lust and fury through gritted teeth.
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Messi has not been able to conjure up the same attacking flair at the Copa America that he regularly produces for Barcelona, scoring only one goal in four games and struggling to create chances for his fellow attackers.
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It's one of those scores that pulls you into vividly recalling the particular scene that Anderson married with each piece of music while simultaneously inviting you to conjure up moments from your own life that might fit it.
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They were created to document and showcase the spectacle of young children competing in beauty pageants and behaving in a way that many people think is inappropriate, and to conjure up feelings of disgust toward the parents involved.
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Optimists, meanwhile, prefer to conjure up an age of limitless material abundance and infinite leisure, with genetically modified humans bound together by brain implants into a solar-system spanning hivemind, or perhaps uploading their minds into a silicon utopia.
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Even the conservative American Medical Association once sponsored the work of many state-based health policymakers to conjure up workers' compensation programs and increased access to health care facilities for citizens of all social stations and walks of life.
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Along with tweaking the software, you can assemble the physical pieces into any combination your imagination can conjure up, although most of the new designs we came up with didn't stand a chance of actually getting off the ground.
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The rules governing the world, coupled with Link's array of special powers — series-standard bombs as well as the ability to manipulate metal objects, conjure up ice blocks, and even freeze time — feed puzzles that foster true critical thinking.
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The term can conjure up images of the dramatic landscapes of Upper Bavaria or the rolling hills of the Rhineland but it can also evoke the ribaldry of drunken crowds in traditional lederhosen or dirndl dresses at Munich's Oktoberfest.
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"Image of Homer, perhaps" might conjure up thoughts of the ancient Greek philosopher Homer, but today we are thinking of a much more recent philosopher, Homer Simpson, and the environment in which he exists, which is a cartoon CEL.
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For the uninitiated, the term "craft museum" might conjure up a perplexing mental image of a Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Store full of roped-off displays of glitter and yarn, with "do not touch" signs on every wall.
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You have to work out multiple times a day on top of that and you're maintaining your blogs, so it's not like you can just conjure up this Casey Neistat existence where you're just GoProing your entire life. Exactly.
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Whether or not you feel strongly about setting New Year's resolutions for yourself, it's refreshing to conjure up some intentions when walking into a new life stage, whether said stage begins on January 1 and lasts 12 months or not.
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Thinking back to the first time you heard about Bitcoin is probably painful, and not just because it might conjure up memories of the dreadlocked white dude you went to college with who knew what was good with the dark web.
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They spoke to us about the importance of taking time to conjure up positive memories, the best ways to vent, and why you shouldn't feel bad about pampering yourself with products like those in Elizabeth Arden's PREVAGE™ skin-care line.
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Mr Nakajima's vision for Imabetsu is modest: to promote tourism, preserve existing industries rather than try to conjure up new ones, use remote instruction to keep schools going and create a single hub for people to obtain information and services.
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Indeed, if Thiel wanted to attack Gawker, it's hard to conjure up as clever a way to get revenge on the outlet, whose now-shuttered gossip site Valleywag regularly published posts about Thiel during its heyday nearly a decade ago.
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Gialli (plural for giallo) conjure up their own unique fetishistic gothic baroque: a sentiment steeped in shadows, bright red blood, leather, fur, well-curated home décor, and a general sense that the dolce vita is what makes this all possible.
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It's chock full of spam, vaguely business-themed blog posts that range from the utterly interminable and insights no one asked for to bizarre rants, and UI decisions that seem designed to conjure up the feeling of a basement cubicle.
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A smattering of 19th-century buildings from its days as a British colony conjure up images of steamy afternoons of Singapore Sling cocktails and card games at the Raffles Hotel, which its owners named after Stamford Raffles, founder of modern Singapore.
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While the thought of Anjou wine tends to conjure up rosés that go down easy with the promise of a headache, the vineyards of the Loire Valley, land of natural wines—to whom Anjou belongs—are rethinking their identity altogether.
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Rather than conjure up the specters of sovereign nation-states and autonomous individuals, we need to learn to live in a world that is interconnected not only ethereally or ideally, through communication technologies, but also materially, via direct embodied contact.
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Those familiar with the Oscar-winning Danish film from 1987 — which builds up to the banquet and essentially ushered in the era of the modern food flick — will be able to conjure up visions of blini with caviar and rum spongecake.
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"When the stock market comes off 26 or 2908.82 percent, it tends to conjure up images of a weak global economy and that feeds into expectations of weaker-than-expected oil demand," said Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates.
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With all of the words and phrases in existence (as well as those just entering the lexicon), and all of the theme tricks that constructors conjure up, it's hard to say exactly what makes a Tuesday puzzle a Tuesday puzzle.
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"The Post," starring Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep (who was nominated for an Oscar for the performance on Tuesday), may conjure up newspaper dramas like "Deadline — U.S.A.," the 1952 film noir about crusading journalists that starred Humphrey Bogart and Ethel Barrymore.
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Even if you grew up in the '23s and don't feel any nostalgia for, say, Mixed Vegetable Jell-O for Salads, you might still be able to conjure up the taste of the long-vanished Nestle Triple Decker Bar in your mind.
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In another decade, I'm sure there will be a new wacky team back home that I will happily add to my collection as the marketing minds conjure up more merch that appeals to my sense of both the weird and the local.
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Meanwhile, on the left there is always a contingent of idealistic voters eager to believe that a sufficiently high-minded leader can conjure up the better angels of America's nature and persuade the broad public to support a radical overhaul of our institutions.
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"During the Masters, thousands of patrons spend millions of dollars at our stores, restaurants, hotels, and golf courses," said Augusta mayor Mayor Hardie Davis, Jr. Augusta may not immediately conjure up images of a cutting-edge hub of technology but times are changing.
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Economic growth this year is likely to fall below 1 percent, curbing revenue just as he has to conjure up enough money to fund public sector wage rises and social program in the hope of pleasing voters before local government elections this year.
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Mainly, though, I think the custard tarts tasted better than they used to because they'd gone from linking me to a culture I didn't remember to a loss I didn't want to remember to a person I was finally ready to conjure up.
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When we last left our good friend Curt Schilling, he was calling Joe Buck a liar and claiming that people would back him up to prove that he didn't conjure up some faux grit for the television cameras in the 2001 World Series.
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In the end, the simplest solution is usually the right one; just leave the money in the pockets of the people who earned it to begin with rather than conjure up new-fangled ways to redistribute it once you've taken it from them.
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In the next room, someone cuts leather and horsehair, and a few steps away, others labor at workbenches, methodically assembling the various pieces into sculptural light fixtures that conjure up a vague industrial past and are imposing enough to transform a space.
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For many, it may conjure up laws that banned blacks from being served at restaurants before the Civil Rights Act and the current campaign by some on the right to turn away same-sex couples who want professional services for their weddings.
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And in the business class lounge in LA, there are plenty of plants to conjure up a sunny Californian feel — and help travellers forget they haven't been outside for hours — while working on the free WiFi or reading complementary magazines and newspapers.
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While this method is effective in itself, the next step is what really drives this technique home: As you write out your list, really try to visualize and conjure up the precise feelings and sensations that meeting your goal will bring you.
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Nor has the new era of genetic testing revealed a tsunami of misattributed paternity, despite the impression you get from daytime TV or from men's-rights groups, which conjure up an epidemic of paternity fraud perpetrated by scheming, birth-control-eschewing women.
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I'm talking wires and straps and plugs, nothing that sounds very relaxing, although as I read that sentence again is does sound overtly sexual… Regardless, I'm saying that VR just doesn't often conjure up this idea of lounging and relaxing on a daily basis.
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The company's next product is a buildable, motion-sensing wand that swaps spells for simple programming making it easy for kids to conjure up magical interactions with a flick of the wrist—and hopefully learn a thing or two about coding in the process.
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It's amazing that I could conjure up those three recent examples of women nonchalantly saving the day without any consideration for if a dude and his jawline are waiting on the other side (who has time to think about that when you're saving worlds?).
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For instance, when quantum information theorists conjure up abstract quantum machines and see if they can get work out of them, they sometimes sidestep the question of how, exactly, you extract work from a quantum system, given that measuring it destroys its simultaneous quantum probabilities.
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But before that, it presented a bunch of scenes where people who had seen the worst that humanity can conjure up nevertheless decided to reach out to each other and try to build something new, even if it was as seemingly minor as a family.
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The color of blood may conjure up images of gory slasher films or shaving your legs for the first time — which, let's be honest, aren't that different — but when it comes to makeup, the hue is one of the most flattering I've ever tried.
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If you enjoy historical drama as much as I do — basically my favorite form — nothing any writer could conjure up, on broadcast, cable or streaming outlets — could pull you away from the news channels where a completely original, compelling saga is unfolding in real time.
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"That's something we worry about a lot in the United States, that they could conjure up a raid like they did in Paris or Brussels," where March attacks on a train and at an airport left 32 dead and 300 people injured, Clapper said.
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But he didn't conjure up any images of Ken Dryden or Dominik Hasek, letting in a goal on the first shot he faced, another one on the sixth shot and handling the puck like it was a grenade on a number of other occasions.
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Polyamory, open marriage, ethical non-monogamy — based on some of the comments I got on my recent Money Diary, the words apparently conjure up soap opera-style scenes of drama and jealousy, plus lots of juicy speculation about what's going on in the bedroom. Actually?
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The former world number one came into the week as one of the favorites after showing solid form this year in his comeback from injury but failed to conjure up any of the old magic he once seemed to produce on command at Augusta National.
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" McGowan herself, finds it confusing when the media call #MeToo a "movement", as she says it can conjure up images that makes it seem like there are "thousands of women in the streets with pitchforks running after men — and that's really not the case.
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It is a pleasing symmetry, says Jen-Hsun Huang, the boss of NVIDIA, which makes GPUs, that the same chips that are used to conjure up imaginary worlds for gamers can also be used to help computers understand the real world through deep learning.
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The trip is an early test for the Massachusetts Democrat's growing political operation, which unveiled a slate of touted hires this week, and a candidate determined to show that her populist economic message can conjure up excitement for her campaign in Iowa's traditional proving grounds.
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Which raises the question: When we call black women queens or lionesses, or when we call Asian mothers tigers—or any of the other colorful terms we conjure up to describe minority women fighting the daily battles of their lives—what are we doing?
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I will never know what New York was like and can only conjure up secondhand memories through photos and news reports—the waves of ash, the evacuations and panic, the people who never came home from work, the rescue workers sifting through the rubble.
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The Fans have an exquisite command of atmosphere and the ability as draftsmen to conjure up a fully realized world—even when, as here, they're starting from a generically written prose text that loses its way in the intriguing scenario it first set in motion.
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I also had a wine-fueled meal at L'Affaire est Ketchup, where young chefs conjure up exquisitely wrought dishes of octopus and rack of lamb on an old-style electric stove as diners gyrate to loud French pop music in between shots of Vermouth.
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We're so much less likely to conjure up the belief that arguably dominated his entire worldview After all, in December 1967, just four months before he was assassinated, King announced to the press that the Poor People's Campaign was coming to Washington, DC, that April.
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To go along with the evening's theme of self-love, I stared into my own eyes and tried to think of things I liked about myself in an effort to conjure up some warm and fuzzies on the most romantic day of the year.
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Even some of the more fully developed border movies — including Gregory Nava's 1984 gem "El Norte," in which a Guatemalan brother and sister crawl through a sewer pipe and do battle with rats in crossing from Tijuana to San Diego — conjure up this tone.
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One needs merely to utter "1984" to conjure up images of our surveillance society; and it's no coincidence feminist stalwart The Handmaid's Tale is now a hit TV show in an age when America's leader is shaving away women's rights one legislation at a time.
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"Unstoppable," for example, "was definitely a track [they] wrote for DJs and radio to play out," and sees them "trying to conjure up [their] best UK Garage interpretation in some weird way," though Dom adds that "each track plays a different role throughout" Bambino as a whole.
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So, from a cell tucked in a small California county far away from her home, Aida tries to conjure up memories that will make her feel close to her baby again: like the way his face scrunched up every time he'd let out a faint cry.
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"Cash is earning nothing in the bank for companies so managers are under pressure to do something smart with it to conjure up growth in a low interest rate, low growth, low inflation environment or just give it back to investors," Mould told CNBC on Thursday.
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The very mention of e-sports tends to conjure up titles like Bethesda's Quake, the arena shooter, or Valve's Dota 2 and Riot's League of Legends, both arena battle games, which are played by professionals for piles of cash with prize pools in the millions of dollars.
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The tactics were wrong, the strategy was wrong, and the idea that the United States could simply overthrow a regime and replace it with a Western-style parliamentary democracy with relative ease was so devoid of history that one wonders who would conjure up the thought.
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Factory Floor, "Ya" British electronic duo Factory Floor are releasing a new album on August 19th, and "Ya" has me feeling pretty excited about it: this is lean, icy techno, the kind of thing you conjure up in your head when you imagine a crowded Berlin dancefloor.
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Mr. Tolokontsev has lived all his life under Mr. Putin's rule, and for him the letters U.S.S.R. conjure up images of the Soviet emblem and its hammer-and-sickle flag, and of the ruthless wartime leader — Stalin — whom the young man credits with the country's development.
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It is miles from the posh beaches of Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon, to the south, and even farther from neighborhoods like Barra da Tijuca and Recreio, where Rio's wealthy residents congregate and a sprawl of gated communities and shopping malls conjure up Houston or Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
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Caging Skies begins with an equally eager Jojo who sees in Nazism an ideology that allows him to belong, that gives him a purpose, and, in the process, a common enemy he can conjure up to explain all of society's ills — much to his parents' chagrin.
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"Although I would by no means rule out the possibility that the ECB may once again conjure up an expansionary surprise, in the medium term, it may find it difficult to overcompensate for the Fed's significant scope for interest rate cuts," Commerzbank strategists said ii a note.
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And especially the Bang Bang bar sequence in Fire Walk With Me. And in a similarly art-house-y register, the empty streets at the end conjure up memories of the manicured, sound-stage streets of New York City in Stanley Kubrick's last film, Eyes Wide Shut.
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So in the spirit of the most romantic holiday of the year and giving you another reason to think about Kanye's bedroom preferences, Kim has released a comprehensive sex toy gift guide on her website and app that (warning) might conjure up some unforgettable mental images of the couple.
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While the term itself may conjure up horrific images involving syringes, pain, and deflated male anatomy, the actual process can be as simple as taking pills every few months, according to Scott Woodside, head of the sexual behavior clinic at Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH).
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Defending champion Justin Thomas, who last year opened with a 59 before going on to set the tour's all-time scoring record in a 72-hole event at 253, could not conjure up that same magic as he carded a three-under 67, four back of the leaders.
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In a press release, AltaSea said having access to the port, which is also one of the country's deepest, will create a unique space where experts could continue exploration of the ocean and conjure up solutions to environmental and sustainability issues such as food, energy, and climate security.
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In any event, we're here today with a heavy heart to inform you that reality is indeed a cruel mistress, and the image oh-so-brilliantly portrayed above is about as far from the truth of working in a modern candy factory as is humanly possible to conjure up.
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Watching extensive videos of Pollock painting — it's hard not to conjure up images of the painter crouched over a canvas on the floor, chain smoking and dripping paint from a can — the research team tracked how fast he moved and how close (or far) he was from the canvas.
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Amedi speculates that much of this variation hinges on the vividness of an individual's mental imagery, which, even among sighted people, is known to vary enormously: if asked to picture an apple, some people (including Amedi) can barely conjure up outlines, whereas others immediately envision a photo-realistic image.
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My boyfriend and I cooked together, but when I probe my memory for what we made I can't conjure up anything, as if our breakup—and there was a breakup, a terrible and humiliating first heartbreak that I was sure would kill me dead— wiped the meals away.
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" Morby said in a press release that the song is "more about the guitar than the lyrics, so when it came time to write lyrics, I wanted to make something as relatable and simple as possible to conjure up the feeling of being elated by a city's beautiful mania.
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Shimoyama's lush, surreal compositions—such as He Loves Me (Not) (2016) and Butterfly Eater (2017)—conjure up the oeuvre of Chris Ofili; they also bring to mind the deeply imaginative and intimate black worlds in the recent drawings of Toyin Ojih Odutola and paintings of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye.
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It has been ages since either of us was drawn to someone in this way, an attraction that feels like a planetary pull, seemingly outside the realm of reason and predictability—the very thing we spend so much time trying to conjure up but over which we have no control.
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It's a tricky kind of chemistry to conjure up on screen, but a scene in which Michael and Mary tenuously flirt with each other via text message, and then phone about Chinese food (but not about Chinese food, if you know what I mean), is a perfect little bit of theater.
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The billionaire will conjure up visions of the former secretary of state being grilled by the Feds, to stoke suspicion of wrongdoing and to recall the depositions, investigations and the scandals that scarred the Clinton administration during the 1990s and which he has suggested voters have no desire to revisit.
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A sign for "Black Friday Week" in a shop window on Oxford Street in London on November 22, 2016 (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)If you ask someone in Europe about "Black Friday," it will likely conjure up images of a stock market crash instead of a shopping day.
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The "FALSE ALARM" option was reportedly only added after the incident (Image: The Civil Beat/Hawaii Emergency Management Agency)Neither HEMA graphics conjure up, say, the sort of image you might have imaged would be present in a missile alert system—like, say, some sort of big red or green button?
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U.S. Magistrate Judge Christopher Burke in Delaware said in recommendations issued Thursday that hiring new counsel in September did not give Glenmark a "magic wand" to "conjure up a showing of good cause" to add new defenses that included arguing that GSK had waited too long to file the lawsuit.
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When longtime fans think of Star Trek, they conjure up creator Gene Roddenberry's original utopian vision: a collectivist, multicultural future where money is no longer needed, and characters are happy to go on exploratory five-year missions for no reason other than their own need to bring good into the world.
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For previews in New York, Christie's transformed its main sales room into a faux garden and aviary, with piped-in bird song, to conjure up the Rockefellers' home in Pocantico Hills, N.Y. and show off some of the porcelain pieces, many of which feature images of parrots, falcons and quails.
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While the rest of her schoolmates are looking up at an eclipse, Verónica and some friends hold an impromptu séance in a disused part of their school, where they seem to conjure up an evil spirit that only has eyes for Verónica and sets about insinuating itself into her life and family.
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They channel a darker urge, a fuck-it-all delirium that it's all downhill from here, that sense that we've let things get so bad that it's easier to conjure up images of being overthrown as a whole species than it is to think about how to begin to make everything right.
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Richard D. James Album is one of the most thoroughly realized electronic albums ever made; listening to it in 2016, it seems not just ahead of its time, but ahead of a more colorful and polyrhythmic era we're either still waiting on or unable to conjure up in our collective post-pubescent mind.
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Healthcare in Africa might conjure up an image of some physician working in a remote village via Doctors without Borders but mobile technology is rapidly changing the entire continent and Y Combinator startup Kangpe Health aims to cash in by providing Africans with a platform to contact doctors remotely through their mobile devices.
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As you'd expect, these are feigned to perfection by Blanchett, though the film doesn't allow her portrayal of Hepburn to be much more than a star turn, and we are left wondering: Could Blanchett conjure up the spirit of her predecessor—that earthy air, both queenly and puckish—without recourse to impersonation?
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Instead, it is likely to conjure up images of Leonardo DiCaprio from the film of the same name, or some of the actual passengers who desperately gripped a chair just like this one in the icy Atlantic when the Titanic sank on its maiden voyage to New York after striking an iceberg.
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Having lost the so-called "meaningful vote" on her deal for withdrawal from the European Union (EU) by a margin that challenged the ability of commentators to conjure up suitable superlatives, Theresa May narrowly avoided defeat in a motion of no confidence that would have ended her tenure as U.K. prime minister.
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"Should it devolve into an outright pandemic where you can expect to see more material diminution of economic activity, if not even conjure up a heightened risk of recession, then why shouldn't the 10-year yield break through even a 1-handle," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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"She did want to teach people the basics and then encourage them to go off on their own: to be creative and 'don't be afraid to try things and just see what your mind can conjure up with your crochet,'" Gwen Blakley Kinsler, founder of the Crochet Guild of America, said by phone.
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In between bonding with his hummingbirds, providing pop culture commentary on his very lit Twitter, being profiled by The New Yorker, and preparing for fatherhood with his wife, Heidi Montag (the couple are expecting a son in October), the 33-year-old social media influencer helped me conjure up a mystical guide to crystals.
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She worked to assimilate into her own art-making some of that disciplined genre's common features — its peculiar, push-me-pull-you perspectives, its layering of pictorial space and its economical but dramatic and expressive line, which can conjure up full-bodied volumes or capture fine details with a minimum of knowing, well-placed strokes.
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The regime insists its curtailing of democratic freedoms is necessary because of a war against radical Islamists, but security lapses continue and the perpetual need to conjure up fresh demons means that some of the most popular figures in the country — most recently the soccer legend Mohamed Aboutrika — end up on the terrorist watch list.
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Even though more than a few essential Beat-era locations may have vanished — including The Six Gallery on Fillmore Street, where Ginsberg read a full-length version of "Howl" on October 7, 1955 (all that remains is a plaque) — enough remains that it doesn't take much imagination to conjure up their world during a visit.
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Electro, by and large, is for leather-clad lads with straggly long hair who stick to the walls of goth clubs in seaside towns and call themselves Lord DarkPsyche on Facebook and have the air of damp about them, so it's no wonder that it took a bona fide star like Robbie to conjure up some much needed magic.
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But it's odd that when we talk about King, we're so much less likely to conjure up the belief that arguably dominated his entire worldview, and especially characterized his final months: that people shouldn't have to live in poverty, and that every single American is entitled to a solid income and a decent place to live.
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These days, when I hear the words "visual" and "album" together, it's hard not to conjure up images of Beyoncé smashing cars with a baseball bat while wearing a flowing yellow dress, but I'm going to try my best to keep Lemonade-level expectations at bay when I finally get to watch Double Dutchess: Seeing Double.
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But it's odd that, when we talk about King, we're so much less likely to conjure up the belief that arguably dominated his entire worldview, and especially characterized his final months: that people shouldn't have to live in poverty, and that every single American is entitled to a solid income and a decent place to live.
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Omar earned the measure of opprobrium she received for an observation rife with anti-Semitic connotations: Even granting the legitimacy of policy-based critiques of the Israeli government, suggestions that pro-Israel positions are being bought with Jewish money inevitably conjure up ugly associations to treacherous fear-mongering about imaginary Jewish business cabals determining the fate of nations.
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This basically means that before my feet even hit the floor every day, my mind is running rampant with an onslaught of thoughts; I think about possible scenarios I may encounter that day and every possible outcome, and I conjure up to-do lists in my head with an ambitious number of boxes that I then immediately worry won't get checked off.
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At the back of the garden is a schoolroom, complete with typical traditional board games made from wood and beans used as counters, with vegetables like pumpkin, aubergine and okra growing in the red soil which was used to conjure up the look of Zimbabwe's ground and signify the work that Beauty had to do to help support her family.
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But it's clear that, in its first year of existence, the service and its team is benefitting from being able to leverage the the company's deep resources, whether that's software development, access to machine learning, the ability to add semi-autonomous trucks to the mix, or being able to conjure up and quickly lock in ideas like a perks program.
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I think it's because I'm not capable of feeling sexual attraction or lust, so I mentally conjure up people who are and empathize with them (though my ideas of how they experience lust are, since I'm asexual, awfully vague in some ways and probably way off base in others)" (female, 32 years old) "I enjoy watching other people enjoy their sexuality.
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Lynch wasn't yet ready to splash around in the seedy noir shadows of L.A. (That would come later, in 2001's Mulholland Drive.) Perhaps he wanted to conjure up another beautiful dead blonde who could serve as a fresher cipher, a Marilyn without the baggage, an undiscovered starlet onto whom an entire village projected their fantasies of goodness and sin.
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If Radiohead can sell people $200 vinyl copies of Kid A that carefully exploit vinyl holograms to make it seem like the listener has friends who aren't on message boards, then one of the world's most comically ostentatious rock bands—middle-aged men who still conjure up images of hot pants top hats and drunken brawls—should be able to do this.
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"With a twist" might usually conjure up visions of frosty gin-based cocktails, but this fall, thanks to J.Crew, the phrase takes on a meaning that's a bit less potable: the brand's classic blazers, jazzed up with thrilling details, such as colorful threading against luxe menswear-inspired fabrics, pleated peplums, and secret pockets for toting around lipstick and/or snack packs of pistachios.
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"If these fires have taught me anything, it's to get back to country, learn the skills of our old people to best take care of country, and invoke their strong, radical spirits to conjure up the courage to stand up against a government who don't know how to care for the country we were born to take care of," Cruse says.
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Turns out that maintaining the status quo is far scarier than anything that Rahm Emmanuel, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE, or the Dem debate moderators can conjure up.
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On Obscurations (To Feast On The Seraphim), the vocals drip with slimy reverb, the riffs surge and stall, the drums roar, stray shreds of melody spiral down into the murk; the overall effect is creepy, frenzied, and oppressive, and is more or less exactly the kind of album you'd expect someone with Numinas' death metal bonafides to conjure up when left to his own devices.
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The silver-colored, rounded-edge aluminum trailers made by Airstream in Jackson Center, Ohio, have always been marketed as lifestyle choices for the casually affluent and retro-tasteful, and they conjure up a very different picture of life on the road than the average RV. A whole army of retirees lives a nomadic life in RVs, manning Amazon's warehouses at peak holiday times, to ensure you get your Christmas shopping on time.
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And though "One Kiss" doesn't quite reach the quietly euphoric heights of a number of the moments from Funk Wav Bounces Vol 1, it does conjure up its summery vibe (and potentially hints at a Vol 2 to come this year) with its 90s-ish house-y piano and horns, and Dua Lipa's vocal, hitting at the mid-range of the mix, is just catchy enough to get you tapping a foot.
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"The special counsel having found no evidence or proof whatsoever of Russian collusion, trafficking in allegedly hacked emails with WikiLeaks or advance knowledge of the publication of (then-Clinton campaign chair John) Podesta's emails now seems to be combing through every molecule of my existence including my personal life, political activities and business affairs to conjure up some offense to charge me with either to silence me or induce me to testify against the President," Stone told CNN.
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"The special counsel having found no evidence or proof whatsoever of Russian collusion, trafficking in allegedly hacked emails with WikiLeaks or advance knowledge of the publication of [then-Clinton campaign chair John] Podesta's emails now seems to be combing through every molecule of my existence including my personal life, political activities and business affairs to conjure up some offense to charge me with either to silence me or induce me to testify against the president," Stone told the network.
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We see Elaine and Bill de Kooning's wedding at City Hall, a celebration marked by its complete lack of sanctimony; we witness the powerhouse moment of Helen Frankenthaler encountering Jackson Pollock's painting for the first time (an experience Frankenthaler recalled as "a beautiful trauma"); we learn of the heartbreaking but very on-brand memorial ritual Joan Mitchell requested at her own funeral (she asked everyone in attendance to conjure up a deep way she'd wronged them and forgive her).
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Despite consistent flashes of brilliance that have won him fans and prompted artists like Kanye West and Beyoncé to seek him out, he has fully captured theses intersecting goals only a handful of times: The staggering "Wilhelm Scream" on his debut album, for instance, or his swirling Bon Iver collaboration "Fall Creek Boys Choir," and, most notably, his cover of Joni Mitchell's "A Case of You," which suggested the tremendous power Blake could conjure up with a piano and a truly knockout song.
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Former Trump campaign adviser Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE in a Sunday show interview suggested special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE could "conjure up" a crime related to his business interests.
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The sun glinting off stained glass, the bowed rafters, the hushed crowd, and the sight of Lunn holding up his young son to take in the sight all helped to conjure up a truly reverent, almost familial atmosphere, and the set itself vacillated between songs from his then-unreleased new double album, The Scars of Man on the Once Nameless Wilderness (I and II), and a few older tunes from his sprawling catalogue (his Saturday set was more consciously career-spanning).
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Here is Helen's question: As I lay dying, my whole life reducing into pinhole-nothingness, wasted decades condensed into a few dismal and disappointing seconds, I'll be sure to try and conjure up an accurate transcription of the Crazy Frog's scream, and I'll do it with Helen in mind and somewhere, somewhere far across the universe, Helen will see my "noooooooooooooo"s and my "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah"s and she'll let me know—via telekinesis or text message—that it doesn't matter how you type the scream: the scream remains the same.
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Down there in the dank darkness, amongst the minotaurs and harpies was Ketflix & Pills, an account which bills itself as providing followers with "comedy for rave and festival lovers across the world," imploring them to "TURN ON POST NOTIFICATIONS" to ensure that they "NEVER MISS A MEME"—because the thought of not seeing an image of a shirt that says "JUST DO KET" in the Nike font, before you've been tagged in it by 12 of your mates, is beyond what even the great Italian himself was able to conjure up.
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