The tracks, called the "Deliverance" EP, were recorded between 2006 and 2008; one song, "Deliverance," is currently available for sale and streaming via iTunes and Apple Music.
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" - Uli, 34 "Severe 'Deliverance' vibes, small town Kentucky.
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Gudino remembers her first "deliverance session" as an overwhelming experience.
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Take for example, "In Eerie Deliverance," the album's second track.
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This was "Deliverance" country; the 1972 film was shot nearby.
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"I looked like a chapter out of 'Deliverance,'" he said.
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We turn to the Constitution for deliverance, and for justice.
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But Argentina's deliverance could not be that simple, of course.
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To the Sports Editor: Re "Deliverance From 22016,223 Feet," Dec.
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"true" tale of uplift and deliverance, so eager to applaud the
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Pre-order Deliverance today on iTunes and get the title track.
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Death, says one young Austrian, is "a deliverance" for these animals.
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A Prince EP titled, "Deliverance" just popped up on iTunes listings.
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One, "Deliverance," was put on iTunes and Apple Music on Tuesday.
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The first Lynley book, "A Great Deliverance," came out in 1988.
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This is the reality that the narrative of self-deliverance obscures.
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The majority of all sales of 'Deliverance' will benefit Prince's estate.
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For some it might evoke thoughts of deliverance by a supernatural power.
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There is a brief, quiet deliverance in witnessing potential energy made kinetic.
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Falwell went on a 7-day liquids-only fast, praying for deliverance.
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Courses on deliverance are regularly offered through Charismatic associations and Bible schools.
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Instead, Congress is bickering over the program meant to be his deliverance.
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For Crush three things were important to me: maturity, themes, and deliverance.
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After all, the church itself was called Holy Zion Center of Deliverance.
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It can be a personal deliverance or a medical or clerical necessity.
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And we'll have a little bit of a Washington, I think, deliverance.
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They&aposre waiting for the big deliverance from Mueller, but this is it?
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Deliverance from those problems may have arrived with recent results from three groups.
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But on the whole, Shias have tempered their talk of extra-worldly deliverance.
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It's perhaps the scariest story of all: about the limits of human deliverance.
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As the title suggests, this episode circles questions of faith, deliverance and grace.
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It's "Deliverance" for the midnight-movie set, juxtaposing eerie silence and noisy slaughter.
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We're actually looking for biblical deliverance here, which happens when one's SAVIOR arrives.
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I wish this deliverance from the wife trap rabbit hole on all women.
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The so-called "deliverance from infidels" rallies are banned by the Saudi authorities.
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Deliverance came with a law in 2003 granting it autonomy from the civil service.
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It sold out when it hit the stands before his breakout role in Deliverance.
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Deliverance actor (and Angelina Jolie's father) Jon Voight will play a Supreme Court Justice.
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Words, for me and, I assume, for Watkins, are a means to personal deliverance.
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The stooped yearn then to look up and perceive a man who promises deliverance.
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Ashley Lewis Baldwin, who was ordained through Walking in Deliverance Ministries, to take part.
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I want to help women deliver and I want to make deliverance so easy.
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Then there's this other portrayal, which is kind of the Deliverance, backwoods redneck model.
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Inbreeding was a staple of comedic (and horrific) stereotypes of Appalachia for years before Deliverance.
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The question that remains after reading 1919 is whether exodus and deliverance are still possible.
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Maybe circular time, the eternal return, could cease and turn linear, toward exodus and deliverance.
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Instead, they translated them through images from The Beverly Hillbillies, The War on Poverty, Deliverance.
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Eventually one woman remains, cut off from her family, stranded by her dreams of deliverance.
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Green deserves credit for managing the difficult deliverance of aid in a complex sectarian environment.
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They tease and taunt you with the possibility of deliverance, but they never quite deliver.
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That leaves the cause of Venezuela's deliverance from evil in the hands of … Mike Pence.
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The soundtrack to "Deliverance" was also certified gold, for sales of more than 21957,212 copies.
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In a time of such upheaval and uncertainty, our reckless, quiet love feels like deliverance.
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The year I left here, it was "Deliverance" that gave people permission to do that.
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Danger, Deliverance and Art, which she curated for The Jewish Museum in New York City.
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He said: IS can situate this squarely within their ideological program of repentance and deliverance.
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"Let's get out of here before they go all deliverance on our a—-," remarks one character.
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February 23rd, he had promised, would be a day of deliverance "by air, sea and land".
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He made his name in westerns like Gunsmoke, but skyrocketed to fame with 1972's Deliverance.
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Namkai Meche's mother, Asha Deliverance, posted a photo of her son on Facebook, praising his bravery.
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Like the guys from Deliverance, you'd probably consider them to be hillbillies more so than rednecks.
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Aside from Deliverance, Reynolds's most iconic roles were in movies that eventually took on cult status.
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In the prince's view, Judgment Day is fast approaching and a black God will bring deliverance.
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Many of the patriots, including Washington himself, attributed their deliverance to a kind of divine intervention.
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They are spectators who hope to become actors, either for play or a shot at deliverance.
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The rough scarification of the surface is gone, and a sensation of deliverance suffuses the image.
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Best known for his work on Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) and Deliverance (1972).
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Jimmy Carter because of the economic impact of "Deliverance" on the poor, northeast part of the state.
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On Friday there was evidence that deliverance, in the form of dividends, may be nearer at hand.
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The EP's title track, "Deliverance," and the EP's iTunes pre-order page have since been taken down.
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"Your words and actions are meaningful, here in America and throughout the world," Deliverance wrote to Trump.
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First, she says, his Deliverance costar, Jon Voight, shared a memory about getting ready for a scene.
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Eric Nusbaum The Holy Zion Center of Deliverance church played an integral part in Cam Newton's upbringing.
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It was only later that she discovered that her protagonist, Deliverance Dane, was an ancestor of hers.
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There was to be no moment of salvation, secured by his own hand, no deliverance, no destiny.
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There was also a dramatic spike for "Hooper," which now sits at #3 ... while "Deliverance" is #6.
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We see this also in his poster for Deliverance (1972), which is in a totally different style.
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These holy women, then, were both vessels of contamination and vehicles of spiritual deliverance, blessed in their squalor.
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Reading the manual's definition was Cooley's deliverance from the feeling that her pain was different, irreparable, and wrong.
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If the British completed the colonization of Burma, they would be liberators, granting deliverance to a beleaguered people.
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Bishop, who complained of the "egocentricity" of a confessional poet like Sexton, found deliverance in gazing steadily outward.
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But there's going to be a lot of nail-biting and some bloodletting on the way to deliverance.
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Bless the path between lid and bone, slipped and slid by that instrument of my deliverance from sight.
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They had experienced waves of despair and, even now, were skeptical about whether their deliverance was at hand.
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Perhaps you're being influenced by stereotypes about country folks of the sort promulgated by "Straw Dogs" or "Deliverance"?
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Religion accounts for this problem with the concept of salvation — deliverance from sin through the divine grace of God.
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But his appearance in the stark 1972 thriller Deliverance started a comeback for Reynolds in the years that followed.
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Zsigmond's five-decade career included work on Deliverance, Blow Out, The Ghost and the Darkness and The Long Goodbye.
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The 77-year-old "Deliverance" actor and outspoken Republican also agreed with Trump's remarks about a certain tech giant.
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"You may feel like you are in the movie 'Deliverance,' " she said, but it wasn't like that at all.
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Almost daily we have watched on TV the development of nuclear weapons and missile deliverance systems in North Korea.
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And he has shown, as few writers have, how wildness, in us and in our environment, can be deliverance.
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Menendez is learning what Ryan already understands — political deliverance can just lead to the threshold of a new crisis.
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The frieze, demurely covered with boards, awaited its deliverance, while Ms. Senot's father dispatched computer technicians all over Paris.
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I've never liked yodeling and the ads made me think of "Deliverance," and I just avoided the whole thing.
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The narrator of "The Suicides" (1969), also unnamed, is preoccupied with a darker kind of deliverance than his predecessors.
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Fellowship Deliverance Ministries in Georgia, for instance, is estimated to provide a night of shelter for $2 per person.
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On last Friday's podcast, we talked about why there hadn't been any coverage of Kingdom Come: Deliverance on Waypoint.
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The Greens conducted violent "deliverance sessions" inside their compound, to rid their followers' souls of demonic influences, ex-members contend.
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"The Russian story ... offered Democrats the hope of deliverance from a president whose election they never truly accepted," Lowry wrote.
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The interview came after the iconic actor made an appearance on Wednesday at a screening of his 1972 classic Deliverance.
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There are exceptions to this, like Kingdom Come: Deliverance, whose intricate fighting system is one of its biggest selling points.
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A24 In 2009 Katherine Howe published her first novel, The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane, about the Salem Witch Trials.
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Eventually, in what Churchill called "a miracle of deliverance," more than three hundred thousand men made it back to England.
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Indeed, if Nitschke gets his way, Sarco will be the opening salvo in a technological revolution for modernized self-deliverance.
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Indeed, for Aketcheta to recall his past in Lakota is itself a sign of his deliverance from Westworld's predestined script.
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Electronics, drums and tenor saxophone all take on a dark hue, pulling you in but offering no promise of deliverance.
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There was also a day of fasting this week before Purim, a holiday celebrating Jewish deliverance, that limited practice time.
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It's evident that Jeremy and the other characters would draw the same message from her death as from her deliverance.
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But Mr. Trump didn't lose, and now the movement that helped deliver his victory faces a deliverance of its own.
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To many Sri Lankans, Mr. Rajapaksa's defeat felt like deliverance from repression, ethnonationalist chauvinism and the trauma of the conflict.
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Sparxxx's follow-up album, "Deliverance," was a stunning and elegant cross-genre statement radically unlike anything that had preceded it.
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Cyrus is referenced most prominently in the Old Testament book of Isaiah, in which he appears as a figure of deliverance.
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In a new EP titled Deliverance, fans will be able to listen to six Prince songs recorded between 2006 and 2008.
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This is what has succeeded the traditional Republican paeans to freedom at this convention: national deliverance via incarceration and border walls.
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But deliverance is equally needed for all the people of northeast Nigeria, a region where death has cast its long shadow.
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Holy Zion Center of Deliverance would exist with or without Cam Newton, whether or not he was a superstar football player.
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His appearance in "Deliverance" in 1972 — his first substantial role in a major movie — was a turning point in his career.
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In this version, Prospero's cloistered daughter, Miranda (Leah Harvey), is no fairy tale princess awaiting deliverance, but a restless, urchin adolescent.
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The late actor starred in numerous westerns throughout the '70s, and held memorable roles in Deliverance, The Longest Yard and Boogie Nights.
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With few tangible policies to expect deliverance on, the truest measure of the meeting will likely come at Tuesday's joint press conference.
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But according to Shelby -- who worked with Prince for 10 years -- he'd be on board with "Deliverance," and much more, going public.
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This gut wrencher was not the end for the Giants, not hardly; it's too early in September to seek deliverance from suffering.
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The narrative of self-deliverance has been immensely valuable, directing attention to overlooked forms of everyday political resistance among the relatively powerless.
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His melodic banjo work on a 1973 hit single (heard in the movie "Deliverance") helped usher bluegrass music into the cultural mainstream.
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This thought was inspired by ARMIES OF DELIVERANCE: A New History of the Civil War (Oxford University, $34.95), by Elizabeth R. Varon.
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What a deliverance it was for him, a release from day-to-day, he and she, so simple, being happy for a time.
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Burt Reynolds, the actor known best for iconic roles in "Deliverance" and "Smokey and the Bandit," among others, died Thursday at age 82.
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The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines called on churches throughout the predominantly Catholic country to recite a prayer for deliverance from calamities.
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That gun becomes a means of deliverance, and not in the ways you might expect, though Mr. Zimmerman flirts with the obvious denouement.
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That deliverance came in the same year that LeBron James completed his mission in Cleveland, leading the Cavaliers to their first N.B.A. title.
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His identity is not leashed to his politics in the manner of, say, Barack Obama, whose victory hinted at deliverance from America's deepest trauma.
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It is a dark counterpart of the imperative for Jews to relive the experience of deliverance from bondage into freedom each year at Passover.
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News of Purple Rain's update comes on the heels of a federal court blocking the release of Deliverance, an album solely of unreleased tracks.
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Mr Trump's election was welcomed, if more as inspiration than deliverance; Germany stands to lose more than most if America takes a protectionist turn.
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He may best be remembered for his mustachioed roles in action-comedies like Cannonball Run, but Reynolds always maintained that Deliverance was his favorite.
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Their exodus from a war-torn country is no journey of deliverance to a promised land but an exchange of one hell for another.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance, an open world medieval RPG set during the Holy Roman Empire, launched earlier this week, and it's already an enormous hit.
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Get a Job, Kid In Cynthia L. Copeland's graphic memoir "Cub," an awkward seventh grader finds deliverance as a reporter for her local newspaper.
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But it was Deliverance that pushed Reynolds to the world-dominating stardom he enjoyed for the rest of the 1970s and the early 1980s.
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"Dueling Banjos," which appeared on the soundtrack to the 28 movie "Deliverance," fared far better, rising to No. 29 on the Billboard pop chart.
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The movies, some by auteurs like Henry Hathaway, Frank Borzage and Raoul Walsh, are divided into categories by theme: Aspiration, Community, Escape and Deliverance.
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But it was ubiquitous, the guarantor of our deliverance and the symbol of our capacity to reinvent the world and even make it better.
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The need for freedom is tied to our natures, like the intermittent fever for deliverance through a despot, but it's stronger and more enduring.
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Rogue Music Alliance will release Deliverance independently, and the record company says most of the profits from sales will go to the late musician's estate.
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Deliverance, a posthumous EP with six unreleased tracks, will be available on Friday, with the title track now streaming on iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance was staked much of its identity and setting on this idea of there being something concrete and quantifiable about the distant past.
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The lawsuit claims Boxill is in possession of five of Prince's unreleased tracks recorded from 2006, including the single "Deliverance" which was released on Wednesday.
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Yet when Dr Asghar and his team catch charlatans and seal their premises, the crowds that gather to watch are not grateful for their deliverance.
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But for a country that has suffered from almost 30 years of on-and-off recession and deflation, it holds out the prospect of deliverance.
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More than 90 percent attended a church as a child and two-fifths had been through 'deliverance ministry', which aims to cast out evil spirits.
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If he had any hope of keeping his head down and waiting for his deliverance, then Freddy is there to disabuse him of that notion.
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That evening, hundreds of anguished residents, nearly all of them African-American, packed into the Temple of Compassion and Deliverance church for a community meeting.
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Now, when visitors want to eat takeout from Rodney's Crabs, or worship at the Miracle Revival Deliverance Church, they turn onto President Barack Obama Highway.
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I'm proud of "Deliverance," because it was a very dangerous film to make, and they all said it couldn't be done, and we did it.
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Sure, you would have liked more trophies (speaking personally, we would have liked to see you get something for either "Deliverance" or "The Longest Yard").
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In Mr. Butler's church, Victory Tabernacle Deliverance Temple of the Apostolic Faith, a large photograph of Mr. Obama and his wife, Michelle, hangs in the hallway.
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If what I have gathered from male friendship movies (that aren't Deliverance) is correct, men like to pass the time together meaningfully staring off in silence.
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In a climactic sequence, Deborah and her cousin (John Beasley) pray for God's deliverance from pain in a revival-style tableau while a discomfited Rebecca watches.
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The allure of self-deliverance has certainly influenced popular culture: In recent movies like "Django Unchained" and television shows like "Underground," the slave is an avenger.
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A break from logic starts to look like the only escape available in the middle of the 20th century, with Romantic notions of deliverance thoroughly discredited.
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The leader rides to power promising a return to national greatness, deliverance from economic suffering and the defeat of enemies foreign and domestic (including big business).
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Glimmers of personal guilt and fear surface now and then, feelings that later become intense and divisive when they're waiting for deliverance from the bombed hotel.
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But fortuitously, the works' embellished picturing also has the means to broach atavistic and folkloric meanings, given its deliverance from the common codes of pop representation.
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The title track "Deliverance" was removed from music streaming services late on Wednesday but not before reaching the No.1 spot on the iTunes rock songs charts.
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In the space of an hour, you dart through all the stages of human maturation, from bewilderment (infancy) to discovery (puberty) to reasoning (adulthood) to deliverance (death).
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He tied what happened that morning in October to the basis of the Purim holiday itself: the deliverance of the Jews from those who would destroy them.
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The six-song EP is called Deliverance, and contains tracks recorded by Prince between 2006 and 2008 (around the time of his 32nd studio album, Planet Earth).
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He is also known for his memorable roles in a slew of films from the 1970s including The Deliverance, The Longest Yard, and Smokey and the Bandit.
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By retelling the story of the Jewish people's escape from slavery in Egypt, the Haggadah — the text recited at the annual Seder — celebrates deliverance and springtime renewal.
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For James and the Cavs, it would be title deliverance to northeast Ohio at last, James's repudiation of Thomas Wolfe's contention that you can't go home again.
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Robert Menendez, tasted political deliverance, fighting back tears after a jury deadlocked in the corruption trial that had threatened his own career -- and a Democratic Senate seat.
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It was the week before the Super Bowl, and he sat me down across from him in his cramped office at the Holy Zion Center of Deliverance.
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"They come to kick dirt in your face/to call you weak and then displace you," she commiserates, on the way to a chorus that promises deliverance.
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When it appeared on the soundtrack for "Deliverance," a movie based on the James Dickey novel of the same name, it was mistakenly copyrighted to Mr. Weissberg.
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Also on the bill, Jennifer Montgomery's "Deliver" (on Sunday and Tuesday) remakes a staple of adventure film machismo, John Boorman's "Deliverance" (1972), with a cast of women.
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Like the tramps of "Waiting for Godot," the residents of "Arlington" hope for a deliverance that will surely never come, inventing histories of dubious provenance and authenticity.
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And Isla and company are not waiting for deliverance by the disembodied Godot, but from an inhumanly human Big Brother (or perhaps Big Sister, as it develops).
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Many on the left, when faced with problems like climate change or exploitative work environments, contend that deliverance will occur only once we "really" strengthen the laws.
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The New York Times article "Deliverance From 27,000 Feet" revealed unimaginable pain endured by the families of Indian mountaineers who perished on Mount Everest in May 2016.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), a frequent critic of what he called Obama's "war on coal," cheered Trump's move as a long-awaited deliverance.
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As Warhorse's in-house historical consultant, it's Nowak's job to ensure that the studio's new medieval role-playing title, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, is as historically accurate as possible.
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RAY SOIFER Green Valley, Arizona Your leader calling for the United States Postal Service to be privatised gave short shrift to deliveries in remote areas ("Deliverance", April 21st).
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"If I had to put only one of my movies in a time capsule, it would be Deliverance," Reynolds wrote in his 2015 memoir, according to Hollywood Reporter.
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On Deliverance, Sparxxx mixes rapping with singing, interpolating Yonder Mountain String Band on tracks like "Comin' Round" and adding fiddle and guitar sounds into Timbaland's bank of samples.
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Burt Reynolds, the ever-mustached actor with roles in a a handful of classics like Boogie Nights, The Longest Yard, Smokey and the Bandit, and Deliverance, has died.
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A media release says the EP is being released on the independent label RMA (Rogue Music Alliance) and the "majority of sales of Deliverance will benefit Prince's estate."
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He has succeeded, at times movingly, even if Colette's deliverance can seem shaped to 21st-century expectations and norms rather than to fin de siècle complexities and contradictions.
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Maybe the many soft love ballads and twitchy fucksongs that dominate Sign o' the Times suggest a similar deliverance and maybe they don't, but the grandiosity is gone.
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We're told the family's fighting George Ian Boxill, the producer of the "Deliverance" EP, to keep the music under wraps ... so they can debut it on the show.
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"After those speeches, we wanted the Germans to come," Roberts quotes one R.A.F. squadron leader as saying of Churchill's speech of June 1940, following the deliverance at Dunkirk.
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To his supporters, Mr. Buttigieg promises deliverance from the baseness of the Trump presidency, while his skeptics believe he's an immaculately groomed Trojan horse for neoliberalism's greatest failings.
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Streaming services and retailers, including iTunes, Amazon and SoundCloud, have pulled the pre-order option for the EP, as well as the song "Deliverance," which was released early.
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From skin to bone, the 26-year-old songbird's acoustic-laden offering is equal parts dreamy enchantment and wayward Americana—a folksy and intimate study of spiritual deliverance.
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A federal judge granted the estate's request Wednesday for a restraining order -- which means the "Deliverance" EP will NOT be released on Friday, the first anniversary of Prince's death.
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In truth, this "Deliverance"-style clash between Reese (Brighton Sharbino), a savvy teenager, and a passel of backwoods archetypes is only marginally more thrilling than the average wine tasting.
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It's there that this doomsday fantasy reaches a frothing, hysterical climax and offers deliverance of a kind, once again with a savior right from a promised land called Hollywood.
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For supporters of President Donald Trump, the date represents a kind of deliverance, their faith in the billionaire businessman rewarded after months of polls suggesting his campaign was doomed.
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Next month, online shoppers in Delhi might get deliverance in the form of kiosks in major subway stations that will let them pick up packages at their own convenience.
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Admittedly fried by all the benzos and the emotional weight of all the wanton decisions he's made, Future uses his new EP Save Me as a plea for deliverance.
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On Soccer At Anfield on Sunday, it waited all afternoon for deliverance that never arrived, for a celebration worthy of a remarkable runner-up campaign in the Premier League.
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" All but two tracks from "New Dimensions," recorded with the guitarist Clarence White and the banjoist and Oscar-winning screenwriter Marshall Brickman, were reissued on the soundtrack to "Deliverance.
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Koelb's people are in need of "a blueprint for deliverance" as they writhe in sin and wait for a Godot who will not come, a forgiveness in stubborn absentia.
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This is coal country, and coal is one of the three things most people think about when they think of Appalachia, along with abject poverty and the movie 'Deliverance.
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"Haj is the best opportunity to display that religion and politics cannot be separated ... the real haj is a combination of unity and seeking deliverance from infidels," he said.
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I was aware, however, that I needed a physical and mental release, and I don't know if I ever experienced a greater feeling of deliverance than on Trash's packed dancefloor.
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Like Nolan's Dunkirk, Darkest Hour hinges on the Dunkirk evacuation, on everything seeming lost before the "miracle of deliverance," culminating with Churchill's famous "we shall fight on the beaches" speech.
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We found her early on July 17 and she told the doctors she had spent the previous night clinging to the wreckage, singing hymns and calling on God for deliverance.
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According to docs, obtained by TMZ, the court said it appears George Ian Boxill, the producer who put together "Deliverance" has no right to distribute the music to the public.
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A judge just extended a restraining order that blocks the release of the "Deliverance" EP by producer George Ian Boxill, who insists he has the right to release the tunes.
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Once upon a time, you knew that you could log off e-mail and, like Cinderella before midnight, gain a few hours of deliverance from the day's digital scut work.
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"The only way for deliverance of this country is to remove it from the clutches of the few people who hold the power and money," he told a news conference.
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Fundamentalists established a form of Christianity that was relevant and up-to-date and that offered not only eternal salvation, but instant deliverance from the problems they saw around them.
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Lionel Messi found the oxygen of deliverance 210,27 feet above sea level, scoring a wondrous and determined hat trick as Argentina defeated Ecuador, 21-22014, on the road in Quito.
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R.I.P. Burt Reynolds, underrated as a dramatic actor (Deliverance), underrated as a director (Sharkey's Machine), but also a rare movie star that seemed to be just having an absolute ball onscreen.
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On the other, I believed that death was supposed to be frightening, and by rejecting the idea of an afterlife or deliverance I all but cemented that fear in my mind.
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While Trump's toothless legions of "Deliverance" extras proclaim their status as "deplorables", folks like Gonzales remember that Trump fired the first shot when he defined Mexicans as rapists, murderers and thugs.
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In this respect, Nitschke's Deliverance software was a significant improvement in that he didn't have to be in the room "taking up space," as he put it, around the grieving families.
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Mr. Manley's tenure as prime minister was troubled by high inflation and widespread unemployment, and in 1980, Mr. Seaga, whose campaign slogan was "deliverance is near," defeated him in a landslide.
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The planned release of "Deliverance" by an outside party is another wrinkle in what has proved to be an estate situation complicated by the fact that Prince died without a will.
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I.P. Burt Reynolds, underrated as a dramatic actor (Deliverance), underrated as a director (Sharkey's Machine), but also a rare movie star that seemed to be just having an absolute ball onscreen.
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This wouldn't be the economic deliverance some Brexiteers envisioned, but maybe the more important point here is that the effects of Brexit after a few years have passed don't look catastrophic.
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And I've just started David Talbot's 'Season of the Witch: Enchantment, Terror, and Deliverance in the City of Love,' which is said to be an excellent modern history of San Francisco.
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Fun fact: "Deliverance" was filmed on location in Georgia and Coward did his own stunts, including being dangled along the steep cliff in the scene after he was shot by Voight's character.
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Asha Deliverance said doing so would honor her 23-year-old son, Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, who was defending two Muslim women on a commuter train from a man yelling hateful words.
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And the narrative we've come to cherish, when it comes to the rights of historically marginalized groups, is that of self-deliverance, in which the oppressed defy and ultimately defeat their oppressors.
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After his success with "Dueling Banjos," which won a Grammy for best country instrumental performance in 1973, Mr. Weissberg formed a group called Deliverance, which toured widely and recorded for Warner Bros.
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Knox County officials say they have stopped looking for deliverance in the landing of a Maytag-size factory, a "moonshot," and frankly they are a bit tired of hearing about those years.
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While this statement is open to interpretation, I take it to mean that, for Benjamin, the final state or deliverance of an idea was far less interesting than the process of its formulation.
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Described as a "miracle of deliverance" at the time by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, the 1940 evacuation was considered one of several key events that determined the outcome of World War Two.
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Helima Croft, managing director at RBC Capital Markets, shared Vakil's view that deliverance on domestic economic reform and creating a swathe of new jobs for young people would be key to Salman's success.
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The accompanying video for the Timbaland-produced track looks like the nightmare you'd have after a double screening of Deliverance and Varsity Blues, replete with hog wrestling, tractor racing, and backwoods bar dancing.
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They took me from revisionist Holocaust-denying networks in DC to the KKK in the south, from neo-Nazi networks and murder cases in Illinois down to the Ozark Mountains, of Deliverance fame.
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But as the archives of the past give way to the anthems of the present, the narrative of self-deliverance, which once enriched our understanding of liberation, has come instead to impoverish it.
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The more attractive the convenience — and the more that convenience feels like a relief or deliverance — the more likely that what's attached to the other side of the string is unjust and disturbing.
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"The Catholic Church usually holds religious processions but today it is holding a march ... for the deliverance of Haiti, because we are in a disastrous situation" said Rose Marie Bolimer, a school teacher.
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Reynolds cited director John Boorman's Oscar-nominated 21950 "Deliverance" as his best film and said he regretted that the hoopla from his Cosmopolitan appearance detracted from the movie that made him a star.
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Writing about Kingdom Come: Deliverance for RockPaperShotgun (another game that took pride in its "historical accuracy", like Mordhau), game critic Andreas Inderwildi wrote that Mordhau lacks the specific developer sentiments that were seen in Kingdom Come: Deliverance, but promises a similar level of "historical authenticity" in its "fictional, but realistic world", which has fueled the anger of many players on social media and forums against the inclusion of possible other genders or races into the game's currently all-white, all-male battlefields.
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Another was detention in a "deliverance farm" run by the church on 85 acres in rural Mississippi, where Roberts' parents left her as a teenager after intercepting her plan to run away from home.
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Bernie Sanders, Warren has been at the forefront of a progressive resurgence determined to unmoor the old establishment, pushing it left with the promise of deliverance from a "corrupt" and increasingly unequal economic order.
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Dance beats sometimes arrive with a subdued four-on-the-floor thump, as in "Deliverance," but not always; RY X likes waltzes, too, including "Only," which starts out folky and turns choirlike and reverential.
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Mr. Subotovsky, who is also converting the Bronx Pentecostal Deliverance Center, a church in the Soundview neighborhood, into a 326-unit mixed-use complex, says developers like him can offer churches much-needed help.
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He later said he regretted that centerfold image, which showed Reynolds spread out across a bearskin rug, and said it distracted attention from his "Deliverance" co-stars and likely cost them an Academy Award.
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It was not clear whether the Obamacare move was an aggressive attempt to reset Trump's political course after his apparent deliverance from Mueller or if it was a coincidental move by Justice Department officials.
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Few novelists have explored the singular relationship between Liberia's black settlers, for whom "returning" to Africa was a form of deliverance from American white supremacy, and the indigenous people who fell under their dominion.
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You spent it all during a year that supplied daily — no, often quarter-hourly — occasions to look up from your cubicle and beg for mercy, deliverance, scream therapy or permanent-resident status in Iceland.
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These are familiar images to us from past movies: the broad, sweeping beach with its lines of soldiers hoping for deliverance, and the coast of England just on the other side of the water.
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On Wednesday we reported on the release of a new Prince EP, Deliverance, featuring six previously unheard songs from the legend, planned to coincide with the first anniversary of his death on Friday 21 April.
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That's not to say that "Deliverance," the title track of the gospel-influenced EP, described on Facebook as "the spiritual voice of Prince Rogers Nelson" isn't just as wonderful, just as Prince as you'd expect.
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The computer, a Toshiba laptop that Nitsckhe would also use to surf the internet and answer email, was running a simple software program developed by Nitschke called 'Deliverance,' which would ask a patient three questions.
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George Ian Boxill, the former sound engineer who briefly released the "Deliverance" EP last month -- before Prince's estate blocked it -- filed new legal docs saying his deal with Prince was strictly for remodeling his studio.
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Underlying the narrative is a bitter sense of irony: This black Moses is no agent of deliverance; he's just another lost soul wandering the streets of a hardscrabble town, with no promised land in sight.
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Against this backdrop, the best outsider artworks offer not just an escape from the darkness of a soul-crushing moment, but also the solace (or deliverance) that emerges from this kind of art's inherent truths.
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Coming off star-making turns in flicks like Deliverance and Smokey and the Bandit, and an infamous Cosmopolitan photo shoot that launched the male centerfold, he was one of the biggest celebrities in the world.
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His career spanned decades in Hollywood, from The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas to 1972's Deliverance, based on the James Dickey novel, and 1997's Boogie Nights, which earned him a Supporting Actor Oscar nomination.
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SHAMLAPUR, Bangladesh (Reuters) - For tens of thousands of Rohingya Muslims, an informal fleet of small wooden fishing boats has meant deliverance from what they say is an indiscriminate assault on their villages by the Myanmar army.
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It belongs to a cluster of films, including Deliverance (1972) and Jaws (1975), in which idyllic destinations are menaced by uncontrollable monsters in the form of demented hillbillies, a vengeful shark, or robot gunslingers gone haywire.
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Jessica DuLong is a journalist, historian, and author of Dust to Deliverance: Untold Stories from the Maritime Evacuation on September 11, as well as chief engineer of retired 1931 New York City fireboat John J. Harvey.
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The fullest accounting of this view comes in Stephen Strang's book "God and Donald Trump," in which the Pentecostal publisher writes that evangelicals had been praying for deliverance from an overbearing, hostile (and Democratic) federal government.
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He braved the raging rapids of the Chattooga River between Georgia and South Carolina for a favorite role, as one of four suburbanite buddies who undertake a journey into America's heart of darkness, in "Deliverance" (983).
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" Milo's deliverance from intellectual and spiritual torpor is the titular tollbooth, a gift left in his bedroom by persons or forces unknown, which grants him entry into a fantasyland of his own: the "kingdom of Wisdom.
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The fix may not be enough to save the program — and the Afghans who are anxiously hoping it will be their deliverance from the Taliban and other threats, said Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire.
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The Minnesota district court on Wednesday issued a temporary injunction barring the release of the six-song EP "Deliverance" after Prince's estate argued that the recordings breached a confidentiality agreement between Prince and his former sound engineer.
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Zsigmond's striking work earned him gigs on such classic '70s films as 1972's "Deliverance," directed by John Boorman; 1976's "Obsession," helmed by Brian DePalma; and 1974's "The Sugarland Express," Steven Spielberg's first theatrical feature.
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Schiff noted that the documents the House subpoenaed have already been collected at the various agencies and departments, so it would be easy for them to be transmitted to the Senate upon the deliverance of a subpoena.
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But if the tactic in Brexit talks is to rely on Berlin for deliverance, it's striking that many in Westminster have not really bothered to listen to what German politicians or leaders of industry are actually saying.
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The ouster of Corbyn would mark a return of New Labour, which has abetted the abandonment of Scottish labourites and the deliverance of working-class English voters into the hands of the likes of Farage and Johnson.
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In the meantime, if you're so inclined, you can listen to "Deliverance" via Apple Music below: If you need Lauren she'll be in her feelings listening to Dirty Mind and not shutting up about it on Twitter.
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Although this technology wasn't available when Nitschke developed the Deliverance machine, four of his terminally ill patients used the machine to die before the law that legalized assisted death in the Northern Territory was overturned in 1997.
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"He was a hero and will remain a hero on the other side of the veil," his mother, Asha Deliverance , wrote in a Facebook post that had been shared more than 130,000 times as of Sunday morning.
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Many Trump critics argue that by hinting at the possibility of a federal pardon for Manafort the President is leaving open the possibility of deliverance for other associates who may have been swept up in Mueller's investigation.
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But it wasn't until 1972 that his career exploded — thanks to his centerfold turn in Cosmo, which sold a staggering 43 million copies, and his co-starring role in the classic John Boorman thriller Deliverance alongside Jon Voight.
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" The Rastafari worship of Selassie was inspired by the words of black nationalist leader Marcus Garvey, who declared in 1920: "Look to Africa, when a black king shall be crowned, for the day of deliverance is at hand.
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Australia's abrupt about-face on legal euthanasia in 1997 meant that Nitschke could no longer help patients die with his Deliverance machine—but it didn't mean he couldn't empower terminally ill patients to die in a peaceful manner.
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And music industry lawyers say that copyright entanglements may complicate or even prohibit the release of more music; the aborted release of "Deliverance," an EP that the estate sued to block, may be one example of these problems.
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It's a troubled land, staggering from wretched excess and aching losses, a country where dreams have often slipped into out-and-out delusions, and people hunger for deliverance, if only in the person of a half-baked messiah.
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"I didn't wait — it just happened," said Mr. Staton who in recent decades has led groups such as the Jazz Gents, and a gospel-tinged combo called Sounds of Deliverance that played gospel brunches at Copeland's in Harlem.
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Grew up with my parents, my brothers and a worn out VHS copy of Cannon Ball Run, watched Deliverance on my first date with my wife (don't ask) & revisit Boogie Nights every few months to marvel at his performance.
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As performed by Al Green, "Take Me to the River" conflates the two great obsessions of the soul singer — "Take me to the river/drop me in the water" portrays a baptism scene as an act of erotic deliverance.
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With Interscope, Sparxxx recorded his most popular material while also developing the prescient, personal Deliverance, a well-received record that was considered a commercial flop, barely breaking the top 10 and falling off the chart within a couple months.
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True crime allows for more uncertainty—sometimes the wrong man is fingered—but the sight of a perpetrator being hustled off in handcuffs remains satisfying, because we knew it was coming, and because it signals the deliverance of justice.
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Today, the Kings are looked to as a symbol of deliverance, to strengthen the soul of a weary people and lead them from darkness into light, to bring back the joy that once filled this time of the season.
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The actor, known for a wide range of films — including Deliverance, Smokey and the Bandit, and Boogie Nights — had experienced a string of health issues in recent years, including a bypass operation in 21985 and a stay in rehab in 21993.
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" Alexander McQueen also cited Ms. Fonda as a motivating force of "Deliverance," his spring 2004 collection, which has gone down in fashion history for its dance presentation inspired by Ms. Fonda's performance in the 1969 drama "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
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Records such as Eat a Peach and At Fillmore East serve as the missing link between Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Grateful Dead; Howlin Wolf and Electric Light Orchestra, Miles Davis's Bitches Brew and those banjo guys in the movie Deliverance.
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When YouTube refused to defenestrate Logan Paul after he posted a deeply insensitive video in December, she said, individuals were compelled to take matters into their own hands, doing the work of deplatforming him instead of waiting on deliverance from YouTube.
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At the same time, as Schmitz notes, what both Trump and Francis promise — deliverance "from inconvenient and unresponsive institutions, with all their strictures and corruptions" — downplays the value of rules, customs, and traditions in protecting people from the rule of novelty and whim.
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"I believe 'Deliverance' is a timely release with everything going on in the world today, and in light of the one-year anniversary of his passing," Ian Boxill, an engineer at Prince's record label Paisley Park, shared in a statement, according to ENews.
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The sisters find deliverance in the figure of a dying, skeletal addict wearing a Ramones T-shirt who must swallow a dozen balloons of heroin before his morning flight and who, the story suggests, possesses the grotesque grace of the starving Buddha.
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What they, or rather she, seems to be searching for but never quite finding in totality is a kind of personal transmogrification that leads to lasting deliverance, — artistic, spiritual, sexual, or otherwise — not unlike the one promised to the seeker on a pilgrimage.
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The six-song EP "Deliverance," was due to go on sale on Friday and would mark the first in a series of planned posthumous releases of material by Prince from the large vault of discarded or unfinished material he reportedly left behind.
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Like Pope Francis, Charismatic Christians believe Satan actively seeks to destroy humanity, though they emphasize that the right to practice deliverance ministry (their preferred term to exorcism) is granted by the direct gift of the Holy Spirit, not a letter from a bishop.
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And just a few days ago, as world leaders met in Washington, DC for a nuclear summit, the Hermit Kingdom fired off a long-range missile that might someday be capable of handing nuclear deliverance to a target thousands of miles away.
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On the edge of the cobblestoned tourist area, with its ornate Gothic Revival-style churches and Queen Anne houses, the museum's plain-spoken modernism comes across as almost whisperingly defiant, a turning of the page, promising a deliverance from history, modernism's originating goal.
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"The children's backs are turned to the camera," Mr. Stewart writes, "and we can only envisage the looks of joy and wonder on their faces, as we see them waving to the symbol of their deliverance from horrors that defy the imagination."
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David Staley, a founder of RMA, told Rolling Stone that he believed the song "Deliverance" was not covered by the restraining order because it was released before the judge's order and expressed hope that it would return to online music services soon.
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Any future Republican solutions would be evaluated in this light, and be deservedly viewed with, at the very least, suspicion among those who look to the Republican Party for deliverance from the economic sophistry and failed experimentation of the last eight years.
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Then Prokhorov, after staging an entertaining show designed to launch a war with the Knicks for the hearts and minds of basketball New York, pretty much left the deliverance of his bold (or pompous) promise of a title to the imagination and execution of King.
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Despite the fact that the government outlawed accusations of witchcraft against minors in 2005, up to 50,000 children are still thought to be imprisoned in religious buildings awaiting deliverance ceremonies, where they may face abuse, torture, and potential death under the pretext of spiritual cleansing.
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"It kind of set the mark for a certain kind of grit in Western cinematography; it was terrific," the actor Jon Voight said in the documentary; Mr. Voight worked with Mr. Zsigmond on "Deliverance" (1972), the Southern gothic thriller adapted from James Dickey's novel.
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Immediately, the trailer seems reminiscent of cult favorite horror films that have come before it; much of the imagery is a reminder of the classic 1999 film, The Blair Witch Project, with, as the Guardian notes, just a hint of the male fragility classic, Deliverance.
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Night of the Hunter (1955) is arguably the origin of the species, with its Flannery O'Connor–esque showdown between a mad preacher and a gun-toting granny, followed in the 1970s by the banjos-of-doom-and-squeal-like-a-pig aesthetic of Deliverance.
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The overall EP, entitled "Deliverance", features six songs recorded by Prince between 2006 and 2008 with fellow musician Ian Boxill, who spent the last year completing the compositions, arrangements and production, independent record company RMA, which is releasing the music, said in a statement.
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" (Not the sequel: That would come shortly and would be tough to underrate.) Mr. Reynolds's death will quite properly bring people back to "Deliverance" and "Boogie Nights," but don't neglect "Hooper," which co-stars Sally Field and which is a fine companion to "Norma Rae.
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Mr. Boxill had planned to release the six songs as an EP, "Deliverance," to digital retailers this week via an independent label, RMA (Rogue Music Alliance), despite the estate's wide-ranging agreement with the Universal Music Group for control over Prince's later-career work.
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However painful in the short term it will be for Woods to acknowledge the weaknesses that make him fully human, the ones that led him to ingest a cocktail of chemicals that he said included the painkiller Vicodin, it will ultimately be his deliverance.
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"I believe Deliverance is a timely release with everything going on in the world today, and in light of the one-year anniversary of his passing, I hope when people hear Prince singing these songs it will bring comfort to many," said Boxill in a statement.
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While some reviewers of the film diagnose it as suffering from what many describe as a "white savior" complex -- stories in which white characters become the vehicle of deliverance for-African Americans -- "Free State of Jones" is actually doing something much more significant with McConaughey's character.
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Delphine Schrank, who has been reporting from Belgium, is the author of "The Rebel of Rangoon: A Tale of Defiance and Deliverance in Burma"; a contributing editor to the Virginia Quarterly Review; and a co-founding member of Deca Stories, a writers' cooperative for global journalism.
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Founded by the controversial exorcist Bob Larson, the program blends elements of both the Rituale Romanum (crosses and holy water) and Charismatic deliverance ministry (anointing oil and the Bible) with technological innovations (in recent years, Larson has claimed to conduct a number of exorcisms via Skype).
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Unfortunately, my immediate duty compels me to consider these figures of natural grandeur in the state of unnatural captivity into which they have been penned in "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," which opened on Sunday night at the Booth Theater, a production during which you pray for their deliverance.
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Mailer turned to the home front even while the war was in progress, and sent his characters into a backwoods that recalls Faulkner's "The Bear"—it's probably rooted in Conrad, too—and forecasts things like Robert Stone's Dog Soldiers and Dickey's Deliverance and your own book.
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A silver face clamp (sale estimate, $21998,2300 to $2000,0003) contorted the model's features in the Untitled collection of spring 2000 while an oversized silver bow choker ($22010,22007 to $25,000) was a more traditional rendering of Mr. Leane's metalsmithing skills for the Deliverance collection in spring 2004.
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While reading Steinke, I kept thinking of "Pause," an essay about menopause by the poet Mary Ruefle, who steers her way between despair and deliverance: "You must pause first, the way one must always pause before a great endeavor, if only to take a good breath."
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance launches February 133th on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. At a glance, it looks like a typical fantasy RPG, something along the lines of The Witcher or Skyrim, with a large world to explore and the freedom to tackle quests in a variety of ways.
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As a chronicle of a captive and abused people scheduled for redemption, it recalls the Hebrew Bible; as a historical vision of originary calamity and ultimate deliverance, it brings to mind Paradise Lost; and as a democratic catalogue of New World humanity, it follows Whitman, whom Neruda explicitly invokes.
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The studies found that the young men, but not young women, who viewed rape scenes in commercial films (including the same-sex attack in "Deliverance") were subsequently more at ease with violence against women and more attracted to sexual aggression than those who had not watched a rape scene.
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"Deliverance" was due to go on sale on Friday and would have marked the first in a series of planned posthumous releases of material by Prince from the huge vault of discarded or unfinished material he reportedly left behind after his death of an accidental drug overdose on April 21, 2016.
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In order to figure out why KIC 8452852 flickers and fades at irregular intervals—unprecedented stellar behavior that has left scientists scratching their heads and the rest of us praying for alien deliverance—we need to watch the star more closely, and we need to catch it doing something weird.
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One way to see it, though, is as a sendup of the terrorist mind-set that led to the attack on the World Trade Center and other sites that day, a biting take on an extremist view that imagines that a twisted form of deliverance will come from violence and hate.
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I think that's why its air of sadness and regret is so appropriate: The teams you meet and defeat know that their passage through the Rites is at an end, and they're going to be stuck in Limbo a little longer, while you move closer to the deliverance that a championship represents.
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Clinton may be treating the Democratic nomination as hers, but Julie Crowell, a stay-at-home mother and a die-hard Sanders supporter, is holding out for an 11th-hour miracle: divine deliverance at the hands of the F.B.I. Like many of Mr. Sanders's supporters, Ms. Crowell, 37, said she hoped that Mrs.
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He and the Wyatt Family were characters from the America left behind by a distinctly modern flight of industry and capital from the between spaces of the country, yet also eternal as the rednecks from Deliverance, The Hills Have Eyes, and a hundred other movies about just how scary those between spaces are.
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The measure fits well with the fantasies of vigilante justice peddled by President Trump in last year's campaign and enthusiastically embraced by the N.R.A. Mr. Trump, who once favored strong gun controls, reduced the mass shooting epidemic to a Marvel comics scenario in which justice is done and deliverance achieved by heroic gunplay.
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For many years, he had been a leading campaigner for what is generally called "self-deliverance"—that is, bringing about one's own death by taking responsibility for the whole procedure, including acquiring the means to do so—and he had assisted Al Purdy, a well-known Canadian poet, to die at home this way.
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The Black American idea of exodus from oppression and deliverance to the promised land, viewed in terms of time, can seem as time usually seems: linear, from point A to point B. But the relentless recurrence of racist violence and oppression throughout all periods of American history suggests another way of seeing time: as circular.
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The full track listing is as follows: Deliverance I Am Touch Me Sunrise Sunset No One Else I Am (extended) A hard copy of the EP is set to be released nationwide on June 2, but according to Minnesota news outlet KTSP, court documents show Paisley Park and Prince's estate have filed a federal lawsuit against Boxill.
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As Egypt's Orthodox Christians celebrated Palm Sunday and children joyfully brandished palm fronds, re-creating Jesus's triumphal entry to Jerusalem a week before his crucifixion, bombs exploded in two churches, killing scores and leaving the fiercely nationalistic Coptic community feeling unprotected by the government it had relied upon for deliverance from the regime of Mohamed Morsi.
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The film is purposefully ambivalent about drawing clear conclusions, allowing many interpretations to abound, so maybe one reading of that last sequence is that Bowman must face his past and future selves to achieve cosmic deliverance, and that humanity must do the same on a species-wide level if we are to be saved from ourselves.
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Though the Nelson name was prominent in Chicago music circles — he started performing at age 0003, playing piano as an opener for Ray Charles, and his father, Fred Nelson Jr., helped shape the city's gospel sound in the 2000s, '2150s and '220s as the organist at First Church of Deliverance — she knew nothing of Mr. Nelson's background.
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Assuming the source car is in good condition, it doesn't take a whole lot for Pollitz and SEVA members to take customers back to the future: Hoist out the oil-sucking internal combustion engine, haul the now superfluous radiator, starter, and exhaust pipe to the nearest scrapyard, and you're well on your way to total deliverance from the gasoline market.
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Growing up on the prairies, I formed a vision of the American South based almost exclusively on James Dickey's "Deliverance" — first the 1970 novel and later the 1972 movie, Burt Reynolds heading deep into rural Georgia with three buddies to battle a landscape so bloody and beautiful it seemed an honor just to be there even as they tried desperately to escape.
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And so, you know, Exodus has always been a part of the Bible that has particular historical importance for African-American people...in terms of folks' relationship to it during the days of slavery and, you know, the kind of image of Moses and the promise of deliverance out of Egypt...And so it's kind of a lens that we can look on historically.
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He was known as a lighthearted presence at his previous job, when he was a cantor at Congregation Beth Judah on the New Jersey coast: good for a nip of Scotch after Shabbat services, for talking trash about his beloved New York Giants, for teaching Judaism to children and orchestrating elaborate productions of Purim spiels, the comic plays that commemorate Jews' deliverance from an anti-Semitic emperor.
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The album Dylan had initially planned to release was recorded in four days in September 1974, in the New York City studio where he had made his first albums: A&R Studios, formerly Columbia Studio A. In that familiar setting he recorded solo, with his acoustic guitar and harmonica, and for one session with a band of folk-rooted sidemen, Eric Weissberg and Deliverance.
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That price gets you five DLC packs: Fledgling Warriors, which offers two new maps and a dungeon to explore; Undaunted Heroes, for another two maps and a dungeon; Lost Altars, which will add some more dungeons and new character classes, Rise of the Deliverance, which offers some prologue story DLC with new missions and voice acting; and a fifth and final pack that Nintendo has yet to detail.
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The story of a man holding out for deliverance from the backwater that turns out to be his destiny (if "destiny_"_ isn't too dignified a word for where character and circumstance conspire to deposit us), it was written by a man likewise toiling in provincial obscurity and had itself to wait decades after its publication, in 1956, before it was recognized in the Spanish-speaking world as a classic.
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Similar ideas do appear elsewhere in Prince's music, but even so such an interpretation takes more imagination than simply decoding Purple Rain — an album that begins with a warning about how in this life things are much harder than in the afterworld and ends with a grand declaration of longing for sexual deliverance, also known as bathing in the purple rain, also known as finding redemption in another person and passing blissfully through heaven's pearly gates.
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