Depictions of misery are placed vibrantly alongside depictions of beauty and promise.
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But imagine if the Academy started ignoring black depictions of poverty and became more interested in celebrating depictions of black success.
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Rather than reflecting the diversity of actual Native people, mainstream TV and film have relied on a funhouse mirror of fictional depictions reflecting other fictional depictions.
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Schilmiller is charged with production of depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct and attempted receipt of visual depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
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Depictions — images — show lives bound toward their undoing.
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We should, but also, I'm curious if you like the depictions, the media depictions of robots as a person who ... Because then we'll get to jobs because it's leading into this. Yeah.
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" A similar rule applies to depictions of "tragedy and conflict.
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Content Warning: Descriptions and depictions of extreme violence, sexual assault.
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Content warning: The following posts contains graphic depictions of violence.
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The only depictions of "cool" behavior are from white children.
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Her depictions aim to dismantle "types" as society dictates them.
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Are N.D.E.s, interpreted literally, accurate depictions of an external reality?
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Men always initiated touch, even in depictions of wedding processions.
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These depictions were false then and are still false today.
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"Sleep" also references depictions of slaves being transported on ships.
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Rarely do depictions of prostitution in television overlap with feminism.
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Warning: The following photos contain graphic depictions of sexual violence.
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Yet, as great as Harlots is, its depictions are fictional.
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Prosecutors and defense lawyers presented clashing depictions of the defendants.
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I think we're usually seeing other depictions of these men.
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But there is no practical way to police such depictions.
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Benedict is surely right to push back against those depictions.
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Other depictions call upon Nefertiti's influence in the political sphere.
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To think that those two depictions are it is baffling.
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For all their idealization, though, depictions of women vary considerably.
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I think unrealistic depictions of sex and relationships are harmful.
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I find it hard to excuse gratuitous depictions of violence.
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This trend applies to her depictions of humanity as well.
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These "depictions of living" evoke emotions from anger to hope.
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For many years, the industry forbid depictions of interracial relationships.
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Her depictions could be my life, they could be yours.
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They're less drawn to the depictions of the military most often found in games, even though these portrayals are ubiquitous and usually "positive," inasmuch as depictions of soldiers as unstoppable killing machines are positive.
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But these depictions started having an unshakably melancholic resonance this year.
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And yet such depictions of messy female teenagedom are still rare.
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But, as many nudists can attest, these depictions aren't always right.
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Content Warnings: This review discusses depictions of alcohol abuse and suicide.
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Mu'min also set out to complicate the mainstream depictions of Muslims.
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Heavy subject matter, gruesomely vivid depictions of sexual abuse, gendered violence.
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The president touched on pop-culture depictions of Muslims as terrorists.
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Feed your eyes with positive and plentiful depictions of your tribe.
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Most Hollywood depictions of bandhood make it look sexy and fun.
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These depictions mirror, and likely influence, how Americans feel about menstruation.
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These depictions are difficult to sift through and hard to remember.
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In Southeast Asia, depictions of gory karmic punishments are no joke.
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Depictions of female candidates as calculating or conniving are political mainstays.
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There are depictions of Russia, for example, and the Far East.
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Depictions of the magi on Epiphany were also known as Adorations.
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These depictions were sometimes overtly racist at least until the 1970s.
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In any case, let's talk about the depictions of tech people.
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This last reading has become so pervasive in fan art on Tumblr that in some communities, depictions of Harry as a person of color are almost as frequent as depictions of him as written in canon.
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Susini was inspired by Botticelli's and Titian's artistic depictions of Venus — artists who were themselves inspired by earlier Greek and Roman illustrations of the Venus pudica ("modest Venus") type and ancient depictions of the birth of Venus.
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She believes anyone should be free to publish visual depictions of Mohammed.
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But Katz argues that Krieg's honest depictions are actually doing the opposite.
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I don't believe there's a clear line between exploitive or earnest depictions.
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They may be valid criticisms of media, of film and television depictions.
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Depictions of the Nativity are as old as any surviving Christian art.
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There are so few contemporary depictions of having sex into old age.
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In my head my paintings are realistic depictions of bodies and actions.
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These were the positive depictions White wanted to see on movie screens.
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Bernard is one of many depictions of British prejudice in the play.
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Chinese companies have been criticized previously for their depictions of various races.
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Content Warning: Discussion and depictions of child abuse appear in this story.
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They did note, however, that not all Pepe depictions were inherently hateful.
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The ways their interests, generations, and nationalities shape their depictions are evident.
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Or one of the uncountable, imaginative depictions of rape and psychological abuse?
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Extravagantly bending and swooping lines animate depictions of invented trees and flowers.
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Or better, create your own positive depictions and help others with them.
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Dr. Warner points out that economic downturns affect depictions of conspicuous consumption.
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Inside, magnificent stained-glass depictions of the city's history line the stairwell.
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This clumsiness also makes its depictions of racism border on the offensive.
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A scientist explains why Hollywood depictions of extraterrestrials have changed since then.
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It focuses on Dutch artists and their florid, vibrant depictions of flowers.
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The grievances include stereotypical depictions of minorities, racist jokes, and whitewashed casting.
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You can see depictions of this in ancient sculpture and vase paintings.
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"I like these depictions of blackness as hollow outlines," Jean-Raymond said.
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It zealously policed depictions of romance, crime, law enforcement and the clergy.
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But these are not literal depictions; something is happening in these spaces.
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These stereotypes about South Asians stem from news coverage and entertainment depictions.
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These idealized depictions resurrected an image of purity that was already lost.
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Those depictions are in direct contradiction with my experiences on the ground.
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Some might say the events and their depictions are apples and oranges.
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The depictions outraged many Muslims, who consider such representations to be blasphemous.
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But for fans of movie depictions of Christmas, there are worse options.
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You know, normal depictions of normal people in the world around us.
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Blackface depictions are not always limited to the United States and Canada.
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Favored devices include depictions of mirrors, their reflections, or paintings within paintings.
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Caldwell writes one of the most comprehensive depictions of the opioid crisis.
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Because its depictions of nudity and strange interactions might disturb some visitors?
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I look forward to the times when those depictions are just normalized.
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Hollywood has produced quite a few fictionalized depictions of dramatic climate change.
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It'd likely result in (surprise!) deeper, more nuanced depictions of women characters.
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KS: So anyway, so talk about more depictions of that in tech.
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Like Ernst Haeckel's depictions of marine life, they're both naturalistic and fantastical.
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A research team sampled, coded and analyzed the content (storylines, characters, depictions of criminal justice procedure, depictions of race and racism, etc.) for 353 episodes across the genre, 70-133% of the episodes for each show that season.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Although depictions of Native Americans have been a staple of American cinema virtually since its inception, their agency in shaping those depictions — both onscreen and behind the camera — has been limited at best.
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Today we're talking about depictions of masculinity in the golden age of TV.
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Buntin sears the reader with her vivid depictions of adolescence, loss, and longing.
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But there's very little evidence it's as widespread as media depictions might suggest.
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The detailed depictions of Odyssey characters took TheDominoKing about two months to complete.
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Depictions of the trade often focus on poverty, environmental destruction, prostitution and harassment.
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Sport fishermen don t-shirts featuring his powerful depictions of their potential catch.
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Depictions of Eve and Bathsheba as temptresses similarly warned women on "bad" behavior.
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The only problem: This creature looks nothing like any other depictions of Darkseid.
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Warning: This post and links within contain depictions of sexual abuse and rape.
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But Chinese companies have been criticized previously for their depictions of various races.
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Trump has expressed outrage at those depictions previously and decried them as false.
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Comic books have long been known for the distinctive depictions of their superheroes.
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This is because the term "obscenity" generally applies to depictions of sexual acts.
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Historically, mental illness has had a checkered history in its pop culture depictions.
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However, while powerful, depictions on film or on TV are not always accurate.
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I feel like both of these are really hyperbolic depictions of our sexuality.
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He uses software to zoom in on visual depictions of a sample's waveform.
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Ahead, she offers her medical perspective on each one of Švajger's dreamy depictions.
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Carrey frequently posts artistic depictions mocking President Trump and members of his administration.
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Alana Yzola: Tattoo flashes are some of the earliest depictions of tattoo art.
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Do you see changes in the depictions of black women in the industry?
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Many videos were of love ballads, with depictions of couples in romantic embraces.
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The new depictions Ms. Wolfe has gathered are all from the 17th century.
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COLD SPRING HARBOR "#MyLongIslandLandmarks," depictions of Long Island landmarks submitted via social media.
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Other explicit murals in Brussels include depictions of intercourse, and a woman masturbating.
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Even the most well-meaning depictions of Egypt aren't free from this legacy.
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And its frank depictions of sex make it unlikely to please the faithful.
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This, however, isn't calling for a moratorium on necessary depictions of Tupac's life.
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But his depictions of the arc from ignorance to wisdom are reliably deft.
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It offers one of broadest depictions of how COVID-19 operates in humans.
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The book's black-and-white photos are themselves wistful, nostalgic depictions of childhood.
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And then another one of the rooms was covered in depictions of women.
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You won't find what she calls "poverty porn" in her depictions of Africa.
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Unlike most depictions of this scene, Rubens implicates Lot in the sexual exchange.
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Women, in generic depictions or historic ones, have been underrepresented on American currency.
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So Mr. El Glaoui became known for his colorful depictions of wild horses.
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Ms. Starr's depictions of journalism was, perhaps, well suited for the funny pages.
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Sure. Is that what I am looking for in fictional depictions of illnesses?
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Bedford's depictions of contemporary decadence aren't moralizing; if anything, they are merely sampling.
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"USS Callister" has it truer than most depictions of this idea, I think.
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I think depictions of any sort of kink on film has been not great.
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And then from there, there was fewer depictions of lesbians on television and film.
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If you don't want to see those depictions of violence, don't watch those things.
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But for McHugh, these depictions reflect reality — an exaggerated version, perhaps, but reality nonetheless.
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Johannes Stotter creates optical illusions that first appear to be hyperrealistic depictions of animals.
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Both DICE and Creative Assembly were choosing depictions of history that were debatably ahistorical.
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It's a generally a good idea to avoid depictions of lynching in campaign ads.
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And another on the most accurate depictions of female masturbation in TV and film.
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What's missing from those polished, professional depictions becomes immediately apparent when viewing Whitney's footage.
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The different depictions of emoji across platforms also poses a problem in judicial rulings.
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We are way overdue for depictions that represent this group in their full humanity.
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But there are also some bizarre, cringeworthy depictions, like these from The Original Series.
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The one on show has depictions of DNA and other references to contemporary concerns.
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We also enjoy seeing realistic depictions of women — and that includes their imperfect appearances.
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Thanks to fictional depictions, we tend to think of spaceships as well-fortified machines.
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One sheet, labeled "adrift by shifts," separates two depictions of huddled groups of people.
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It's not everyday that we witness realistic depictions of sex and relationships on screen.
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Campbell's Riri is less risqué than his other depictions of women, but still concerning.
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Beyond these numbers, the nuanced and favorable depictions of LGBTQ characters continue to increase.
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However, a spokesperson for Facebook noted that not all depictions of torture are removed.
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But depictions of 9/11 have not slowed or even stopped; merely changed shapes.
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Unlike their close cousins, romantic rain scenes, depictions of lovers in snow vary dramatically.
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There has also been work to make depictions of various professions more gender inclusive.
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Feb. 6-June 26 This exhibition trains its eye on photographers' depictions of Istanbul.
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There's much less conclusive data on the effects of graphic depictions of fictional suicide.
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CW: This story deals with some aggressively homophobic content and depictions of sexual violence.
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That's also why we need more depictions of the group in the 21st century.
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We need more of such depictions because it reveals a different kind of privilege.
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They barred depictions of pornography, criminal acts, gratuitous violence, threats, spam, and hate speech.
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Unsurprising, then, that white nationalists would find refuge in uncritical depictions of the medieval.
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Gorgeous, albeit skewed, depictions of "other" cultures meant to justify colonialism with their backwardness.
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These are perspectival depictions of scenes, buildings, or interiors mostly in the Tulsa area.
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I also know it routinely featured depictions of women that were grotesque and oversexed.
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How much did you look to other Western depictions of North Korea for information?
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Girls has always been very frank about it, with depictions both positive and demeaning.
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What do you think movies usually get wrong in their depictions of sex work?
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In America, depictions of the Ebola epidemic often featured startling images of bleeding victims.
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Below this modern reimagining of the biblical apocalypse are depictions of rebuilding and resurrection.
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Some of his re-creations include depictions of Belle, Cinderella, Ursula, and even Tarzan.
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It courted scandal — and obscenity charges — with its depictions of Jewish culture and homosexuality.
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Instead, he would reveal, he based the depictions on other media or video recordings.
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What changed that was people coming out and challenging the depictions of their experience.
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But he became famous largely for the depictions of "thug life" in his songs.
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There are numerous depictions of babies being delivered, either naturally or by C-section.
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What are your favorite depictions of the service industry in books, movies, or TV?
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Her depictions of pregnancy and childbirth bring to mind a Margaret Atwood-esque darkness.
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Some, including Spinster editions from 1915, 1950, 1969, and 1985, did include racist depictions.
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Today, some of the most creative depictions of canines are in science fiction works.
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They include life-size depictions of elephants, above, rhinos, tigers, human figures and boats.
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Depictions of feasts, Roman ruins, a small child with a goat seem to collide.
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Depictions of Jesus in art and popular culture have long attracted controversy and criticism.
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Your depiction of bodies (specifically female) differs from classical romantic depictions of feminine figures.
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"A Little Life" features depictions of child abuse, self-harm, domestic violence and suicide.
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These pop-culture depictions glorify the gangster lifestyle and its man-of-honor ethos.
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You know, many of our depictions of the cotton plantation are bucolic and small.
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Critics have said the book's depictions of Mexican culture are inaccurate, cliche, and offensive.
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The depictions of the five central characters overwhelmed me with their truth, their brightness.
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Carnival depictions of Jews have often been more than just innocent merrymaking, they said.
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Night Trap had become a lightning rod over its depictions of sex and violence.
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It is a message that underlies the many, many cinematic depictions of the Holocaust.
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It's unclear how many of West's famous "friends" agreed to their depictions in the video.
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And yet so many depictions of Apollo show the ships pointing directly at the moon.
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But even in moving depictions of homosexuality from covert to overt, Disney plays it safe.
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Two celebrity depictions in Gambino's video in particular have people forming all kinds of interpretations.
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The event was decried because depictions of the prophet are often considered offensive in Islam.
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What's uncomfortable about Takami's depictions of disaster is how comfortable they make the viewer feel.
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Media depictions of polyamory often give the impression that we're talking about just one thing.
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The trading cards on display are straightforward, commercial depictions of boxing champions from the 1880s.
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Some of the best ones are ambivalent, neither portraits of decay nor depictions of utopia.
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"Scary, ridiculous depictions of science are still ubiquitous," Hochstrasser tells The Verge in an email.
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Luci was born as a form of satirical commentary about these depictions of horny millennials.
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These are detailed, if exaggerated, depictions of warplanes flying into Pakistan, inspired by a Feb.
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But, Baphomet isn't the lone source of inspiration for our goat-like depictions of Satan.
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This film is going to exist as one of the most mainstream depictions of EDM.
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The items portray cartoon depictions of two parental figures holding (and surrounded by) young children.
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Hollywood depictions of the American political voice have been various but contain certain definable strains.
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Six depictions of the same scene in Florence are frescos, painted directly on wet plaster.
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The play's startle factor now lies in its discomfiting depictions of undisguised racism and homophobia.
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Depictions of nudity and sexual activity are allowed in "handmade art," according to the document.
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There are honest depictions of the way people can both disappoint and save one another.
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But the depictions in the Times of both sexual misconduct and corporate misconduct are damning.
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She has dedicated her career to influence authentic and positive depictions of Latinos in society.
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The extent to which Aboriginal peoples saw and actually believed these depictions is not known.
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More importantly, Trosch implicates himself in his depictions of artists trying to please a collector.
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The scholars' essays each address a single or series of visual depictions of Facebook's founder.
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The book has several sex scenes, and several nonsexual depictions of Rosa Luxemburg's nude body.
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Depictions are usually either awkward polygonal dry humping, or titillating glimpses of physics-defying melons.
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Here are ten recent Hollywood depictions of EDM, rave, and electronic music fans on film.
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In the decades since "Alien" came out, depictions of aliens in movies have changed dramatically.
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Yet depictions of Kahlo have strayed further from the reality than she could have imagined.
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But for the genuinely romantic depictions, actors and directors can face a myriad of challenges.
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It got high ratings but drew some criticism for its negative depictions of black men.
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Mathers' career has been full of controversies stemming from his depictions of violence against women.
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His photographs are an intimate and sensitive portrayal decades before such depictions were widely seen.
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Chéret shows a taste for soft reds and yellows, and for depictions of women's legs.
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Standard depictions show Lucretia naked as she prepares to plunge the dagger into her chest.
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Few, if any, animals have enjoyed such creative big-screen depictions as the noble shark.
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I walked behind him as he described what the depictions on the stained glass meant.
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Trilobites Engravings in the Saudi desert may be the earliest depictions of human-canine companionship.
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Hollywood depictions of policemen acting like soldiers aren't the only reason departments militarized, of course.
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A great color sense and a love of nature — and depictions of it — add force.
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The resulting collaged portraits are visually heterogenous, expanding the women's depictions much beyond basic portraiture.
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The game is rated for 13 and older, because of depictions of blood and violence.
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But among the standard depictions of the Stars and Stripes, you might spot a newcomer.
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Advertisers' depictions of modern life really do "restrict choices, aspirations and opportunities" of both sexes.
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The report's findings suggest that earlier progress in reducing tobacco depictions on screen had stagnated.
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The production had graphic depictions of slavery, received tepid reviews and closed after four months.
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In the cities, racist depictions of "welfare queens" and "super-predators" fueled punitive sentencing policy.
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Ballerinas figure prominently in movies and TV, with depictions ranging from spot-on to unrealistic.
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Despite its political influence, Mosaik leaned toward caricature in its depictions of race and class.
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Film Club Note to teachers: This film contains depictions of violence and a racial slur.
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The Spanish Baroque artist is known for his intensely graphic depictions of martyrdom and torture.
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The show has faced numerous backlashes, largely because of its numerous depictions of sexual assault.
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However, verbal shouting matches and depictions of physical violence, alongside evidence that their children sustained injuries while filming the videos, received widespread condemnation from members of the YouTube community who claimed the couple were exploiting their children and monetizing disturbing depictions of child abuse.
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It doesn't bode well for more nuanced depictions of the many faces and stories that encompass Latinx identity, and it perpetuates a monolithic ideal of what Latinx people look like, leading to racial and ethnic erasure, reinforcement of offensive stereotypes, and straight up racist depictions.
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Pop-culture depictions of meteors also often depict them as flaming masses of semi-molten rock.
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"So many depictions of Christ are already dark and somber," he tells The Creators Project earnestly.
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In fact, the resemblance between the two, including darkened depictions of immigrants as invaders, is unmistakeable.
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Facebook's community guidelines, for example, allow depictions of topless men but ban women from appearing shirtless.
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The show's depictions of lavish Victorian wealth are set alongside an ugly past the characters overlook.
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In turn, BTAS gave us one of the richest depictions in the Caped Crusader's legendary history.
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Most depictions of grinning face with smiling eyes hovered around 43, near the most positive pole.
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And then there's even sort of more granular things like is their depictions of tobacco use?
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It is, admittedly, a simplification on the game's part that only depictions of hatred go viral.
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In the mainland, Chinese censors strive to erase or block news or depictions of the protests.
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Neo-Nazis spouting hateful ideology, graphic depictions of violence, direct threats — they all need to go.
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A quick search for "kissing strangers prank" still reveals several channels with depictions of sexual harassment.
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Since that rating was created in 26, depictions of guns on screen has more than tripled.
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His heavy handed depictions of America's problems didn't hold up against Hillary's detailed, solution oriented answers.
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That's because in October, the country's highest court banned depictions of Mr. Claus on junk food.
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We've seen a lot of really complex depictions of motherhood this year, from Hereditary to Roma.
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To date, only two prior depictions of birds have been found dating back to Paleolithic Europe.
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The piece is lovely and odd, adding to the many fascinating depictions of summer at HEATWAVE.
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Chantel is confrontational and contradictory (the best teen depictions in film are messy ones, after all).
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Some, after seeing enough depictions of the zombie apocalypse, got serious about their "What If?" plan.
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The frieze is a series of depictions of worshippers moving towards the Parthenon on Athens's Acropolis.
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And really, after his depictions of how wrathful Bat-fans can be, who can blame him?
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But these same depictions may also intensify the psychological distance many Americans feel toward such people.
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Such careful depictions are the result of LaMacchia's collaboration with the ornithologist and illustrator Daniel Cole.
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George Bellow's intense, roughly-hewn depictions of boxing played a part in categorizing the School's perspective.
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They're also racist, riddled with depictions of American Indians as violent "savages" and with minstrel shows.
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They didn't realize they had just ruined one of the first depictions of skiing in history.
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She suspects more mainstream depictions of kinky sex are to thank for helping kickstart the conversation.
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Its headiest depictions are in the science fiction and futurist imaginings of the mid-20th century.
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The first episode contains a few quick depictions of suicide (and plenty of self-destructive behavior).
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The ratings parameters also seem much more squeamish about depictions of women's sexual pleasure than men's.
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"Margaret of Antioch (western)" (2016) is one of the exhibition's five depictions of this sainted martyr.
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Depictions of ordinary, small, powerless American life have proven an immensely useful political tool at times.
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"I think this is one of the most lifelike depictions of any dinosaur," Mr. Saitta said.
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As if in rejoinder to his screenprinted depictions of currency, she made "Two-Dollar Bill" (1964).
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Commenters applauded the filmmaker Hari Kondabolu's effort to draw attention to negative depictions of minority characters.
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But Mr. Knight's critics also point out that he has been accused of racist depictions before.
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He said his discovery of more positive depictions in Western culture led him to create Danlan.
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Let's have feminine boys and masculine girls amid the varied depictions of gender identities and presentations.
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The artist Bernie Wrightson, who died in 2017, was known for his detailed depictions of horror.
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The Black Panthers, Irish Republican Army, and other groups studied its depictions of urban guerrilla violence.
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State officials have countered that the depictions shared on social media only added to the discord.
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"We do need depictions that things could be O.K. because people worked at it," he said.
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The artwork is one of many of Picasso's depictions of French artist and poet Dora Maar.
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Depictions of Living continues at The Art Pavilion (Mile End, London, UK) through 28 January 2020.
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As a stylist, she was known for her impeccable, almost anatomical, depictions of the material world.
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But the organization Natives Photograph, which has highlighted 21 indigenous photographers, is contesting these false depictions.
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Chifumi is most recognizable for his depictions of the hyperextended fingers of traditional Cambodian Apsara dancers.
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"We do need depictions that things could be O.K. because people worked at it," he said.
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Paintings that lined the walls of the church include some of the earliest depictions of Jesus.
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Through giddy artistry, elegance of artifice, and beetle-browed believability, we accept Kafka's and Giacometti's depictions.
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Late last year, Prada came under fire for depictions likened to blackface on keychains and dolls.
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One of the most interesting depictions in the mural was of Pueblo Bonito from Chaco Canyon.
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David Lebe has often relied on alternative photographic processes to create powerful depictions of queer bodies.
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The photographer has often relied on alternative photographic processes to create powerful depictions of queer bodies.
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Despite the fact that depictions like Insatiable are problematic, they end up being preferred by audiences.
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Pat de Groot (1930–2018), painter well known for her depictions of Provincetown and Cape Cod.
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We see it today in fetishistic advertising and worshipful depictions of superheroes and action stars in movies.
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It's safe to say that few viewers look to The Bachelor for realistic depictions of true love.
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There are no portraits of men or depictions of happy couples in this exhibition at Scandinavia House.
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GLAAD also took issue with offensive depictions of LGBT people in a handful of big screen comedies.
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They're genuine depictions of a captured moment because you only have one chance to get the shot.
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The depictions we see of motherhood on social media typically revolve around cute photos and heartwarming moments.
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Differing accounts of Ramirez's history The government and Ramirez's lawyers have presented very different depictions of him.
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Depictions of children hanging from nooses were displayed across the street from an elementary school in Brooklyn.
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Our images of dying are often derived from second-hand accounts or dramatic media depictions of death.
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In American media, the exotic Middle East faded; replacing it were depictions of violence and ominous terrorists.
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Sarkeesian's critical analysis makes it easy to understand why these depictions matter, and how they impact us.
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And still, in 2018, we still don't have very many depictions of horny kids from all backgrounds.
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Peer-reviewed studies suggest that fictional depictions of suicide may lead to an increase in suicide attempts.
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User feeds were riddled with what some saw as over-produced or inauthentic depictions of people's lives.
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On top of that pressure, of course, there's the issue of media depictions of British Muslim men.
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As does Irréversible, which features one of the most horrifying and unflinching depictions of sexual assault ever.
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Over five seasons "Broad City" has shown how rich and rewarding depictions of adult friendship can be.
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He is not celebrated for his depictions of brutality, which I cannot help but think is deliberate.
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In the 90s, the power blouse was out, and more grounded depictions of female detectives were in.
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The honest depictions of her sexual experience make few concessions to dramatic tension, or even to sex.
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I say "in response to," because even the most apparently specific of Nickson's paintings are never depictions.
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I've heard about notes with pornographic depictions of female students' bodies, obscenely sexual propositions, or other vulgarities.
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Some explicitly rule out posthumous depictions involving sex or violence, while others focus on drugs or alcohol.
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Editor's note: A warning some of these accounts feature graphic depictions of violence, sexual abuse, and murder.
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Finally, each of these women provide a much-needed counternarrative to negative depictions found in mainstream media.
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Google launched a series of five doodles on Friday, featuring beautiful depictions of the planet's five biomes.
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Many influential Jewish leaders also reviled it for what they believed were negative depictions of its characters.
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The realization that these wouldn't be simple positive depictions of women made me hesitate, in other words.
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Cal State officials and black student leaders both rejected the depictions of the housing program as segregationist.
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Yet RNs say sexualized depictions of nurses perpetuate stereotypes that the profession isn't as respectable as doctors.
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Mainstream depictions of motherhood often reduce moms to "types" (frazzled and unkempt or career-focused and cold).
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Content warning: This post contains racial slurs, homophobic language and very graphic depictions of racism and violence.
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Yet given how few depictions of postpartum mental illness exist, the benefits of Tully outweigh the negatives.
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Depictions of domesticated, passive, and overly sexualized women have governed commercial promotions all throughout the 20th century.
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Women Not Objects argues that mass media's depictions of a woman's "ideal" appearance and behavior don't align.
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CW: This article discusses incidents of police violence as well as depictions of queerphobia, violence, and murder.
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If other artists of his time disagreed with those depictions they were certainly overpowered in historical memory.
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Over time, more complicated depictions of East Asian mothers are finding their way into American pop culture.
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YouTube's terms of service allow for documentary-style postings that can include depictions of people using drugs.
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The scale was unprecedented in secular art, being previously reserved for depictions of God and the saints.
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Less than a minute long, it was one of the first filmic depictions of a danse macabre.
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"We consulted with showrunners, writing staffs, guilds" and advocates for accurate depictions of the disabled, he said.
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One trend in painting seems certain, however: that depictions of food portions have increased over the years.
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The imagery originated with ancient Greek and Roman depictions of Jupiter's and Zeus's thunderbolts, Dr. Horváth said.
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On Twitter, Mr. Greaves compared the depictions on top of each other, with the show's image below.
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Mukherjee's depictions of divinity, mingled with bold statements of sexuality, were not transient, to say the least.
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It opens up horizons that the company's women are ready for, and shifts traditional depictions of power.
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But these are questions we've been asking about depictions of white supremacist propaganda for a while now.
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Contrary to depictions like those found in "Crazy Rich Asians," most Singaporeans are not rolling in cash.
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But this episode feels like a rote collage of imagery culled from countless other depictions of dystopias.
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These depictions are surely the source of the folk belief that a crown of ivy prevented intoxication.
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Prominent families came to use visual depictions of these connections — pedigrees — to announce their proximity to greatness.
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And there's more depictions of women as scientists in the media because there are more female scientists.
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He noted that the younger generation, which is always more progressive, has come to expect multicultural depictions.
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There were also depictions of relationships where contraceptive protection failed, such as in Netflix's Dear White People.
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You'd heard of them and seen depictions in Hollywood, but who had ever seen one up close?
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But maybe those depictions aren't normalized yet because there is still so much violence against our bodies.
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Depictions of the Adoration with a black magus were particularly popular in Renaissance and Early Modern Belgium.
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His works consists of electric installations of manga-inspired depictions of young Japanese girls and sexual imagery.
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J. Samet: Some of your paintings combine loose, gestural depictions of the figure with more realistic ones.
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And actresses including Union, Viola Davis, and Constance Wu have long criticized industry execs for relying on limited and oftentimes racist depictions of nonwhite women in film, noting that these depictions are prominent because power in Hollywood is concentrated in the hands of a few predominantly white men.
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These sorts of depictions exaggerate the very real discussions at vineyard wine tastings and at tables with sommeliers.
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Pornographic images and videos and depictions of violence, self-harm, drug use, and offensive language are easily searchable.
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These human-like depictions of SpongeBob Squarepants and his best friend Patrick Star might make you slightly uncomfortable.
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Ukiyo-e artists produced woodblock prints incorporating depictions of tattooed bodies that told personal stories of their own.
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To reiterate, depictions of Black people on screen always work out better when they come from Black artists.
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But soon, schools started sending home notes warning parents about the show's graphic depictions of suicide and rape.
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Single women are in the path of a lot of incoming information, advice, and depictions of single life.
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And the enemies are cartoonish depictions of mythical figures and spirits from across the world and throughout history.
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Perhaps Lecter's even classier return on TV was what sparked this spike in nuanced depictions of gourmet cannibals.
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The first episode of "See" features plenty of violence as well as depictions of masturbation and an orgasm.
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Even when not deliberately toxic, many on-screen depictions of mental illness have been factually and flatly wrong.
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And then there were the airline pilot depictions of legendary actors Rock Hudson, George Kennedy or Charlton Heston.
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Perhaps the most compelling of these sections looks at depictions of moradas, Penitente chapter houses for religious worship.
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The most common one involved including a patriotic Middle Eastern or Muslim American to counterbalance depictions as terrorists.
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In contrast, the recent reboot of "Will & Grace" highlighted how bland television depictions of queer life can be.
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Your depictions of black people are a lot more complex than what we typically see get to see.
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For all the delight that Gruyaert's photographs offer us, for all the colorful joy, these are bittersweet depictions.
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Waypoint's Austin Walker and Cameron Kunzelman had a nuanced conversation about depictions of race in Watch Dogs 2.
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And where it was and remains prescient to this day is in its depictions of augmented reality, i.e.
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MAGGIE WEST: I'd been reading a lot of articles that were depicting really conflicting depictions of millennial sexuality.
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You noted earlier the "controversial" elements of your films, which are generally your depictions of violence against women.
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He thought true depictions of masculinity couldn't be found in heroic, dramatic, or otherwise artistic representations of war.
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Without resorting to parody or cynicism, Staver undoes the tropes we associate with depictions of heroic and mythical.
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That visibility matters because depictions of queer people are often cited as a means to move public opinion.
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Early films like "Taipei Story" (1985) and "The Terrorizer" (1986) are laconic depictions of Taiwan's disaffected urban elite.
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"Thirty-Six Views" were made after Hokusai created his own celebrated depictions of the mountain. ukiyoe-ota-muse.jp
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Some people, it seems, are requesting depictions of their space redesigned with no intention of making any changes.
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Explicit graphic content includes, but is not limited to, depictions of child abuse, animal abuse or bodily harm.
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In 2016 the government banned all depictions of gay people from television as part of a cultural crackdown.
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The film is already being praised as a correction to the few depictions of female middle age onscreen.
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Depictions of Japanese soldiers during World War II, for example, are still regarded warily by China's Communist Party.
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These include depictions of death or incendiary social issues even as part of news or an awareness campaign.
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For the genuinely romantic depictions of sex on screen, actors and directors can face a myriad of challenges.
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Service members have a tendency to be extremely nit-picky when it comes to military depictions on screen.
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Depictions of "hip hop culture, sub-culture and immoral culture," were also banned according to Chinese state media.
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His show at the gallery White Columns has improvisational depictions of people at reggae clubs, not jazz clubs.
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These depictions are part of a prevailing dim view of the historically limited world of male sex toys.
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"His depictions of the arc from ignorance to wisdom are reliably deft," Melissa Febos writes in her review.
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His depictions of the English landscape — its fields and woods, farms and hedges — were shown in London exhibitions.
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The American government was concerned about negative depictions of the United States in China's tightly controlled state media.
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Those depictions are aligned with the optimistic, egalitarian standards the newest generation of fathers has set for themselves.
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Its skewed depictions often seem careless or condescending, but they stem from a healthy desire to superimpose tension.
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Throughout her work, images of bondage juxtapose with historical photographs and traditional depictions of anatomy and surgical procedure.
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More convincing are Joukhadar's depictions of the anxiety and stress that bedevil the family as they become refugees.
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Unlike many depictions of dissociative identity disorder in fiction, Emezi steers clears of hysteria and fear-driven drama.
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But it's the Trump depictions that really stand out, mostly because of the fantasies of greatness they represent.
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There are some fictional depictions of attempted retroactive Hitler assassinations that explain how this principle works in practice.
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Her paintings and drawings — gritty, probing depictions of contemporary American life — were shown in last year's Whitney Biennial.
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But unwinding across the painting are darker scenes too: broken bottles, needles, depictions of suicides, and dead fish.
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It's full of slapstick comedy, despite gut-clenching depictions of dope sickness, the futility of war and PTSD.
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As the hysteria over Fleabag season 2 proved, the most affecting depictions of love are often the messiest.
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Later in the 1930s, plots like this were banned, in favor of depictions of more "ideal" German couples.
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According to Zhang, the project was also influenced by depictions of nano-robots in movies and pop culture.
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But movies like Contagion are stories about our fears and worst case scenarios, not accurate depictions of reality.
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Refinery29: How would you say Years and Years' depiction of disability compares with other depictions in pop culture?
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Similar to Hustlers, the film offers an alternative to decades of cringeworthy, one-dimensional depictions of sex workers.
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If there's no real nuance in these depictions, that's because this is a morality play, almost a fable.
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Frantic depictions of those comments as definitive proof of Trump's racism have dominated the news cycle ever since.
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Preminger's depictions of psychedelic fantasies result in his giddiest visual inspirations—which come with a sharp political twist.
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The 32-year-old Malaysian artist's breathtaking illustrations feature fine detailing and lifelike depictions of his fantasy characters.
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His quietly dramatic depictions of those spaces and the people in them came to define an American aesthetic.
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Others are to amplify Ms. Monk's prophetic depictions of a fragile environment now increasingly threatened by climate change.
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They also offer remedies for those narratives, through self-aware depictions of positive and inclusive ideas and social structures.
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Both the song and music video received positive reviews for its unflinching depictions of sexual assaults on young adults.
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And then there are her videos, which are a swerve away from more traditional tragic depictions of lesbian desire.
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Don't be distracted by the garish depictions of boats and mansions in this painting of Caymanian billionaire Andreas Ugland.
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But how do depictions of violence on shows like Westworld dull our sensitivity to violence, and even our empathy?
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And Netflix in particular has been serving up some very strange and hurtful depictions of fat women of late.
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One of the world's earliest depictions of the mesentery was produced by the Italian Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci.
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Some of the '70s work, in contrast, sounds dated and, at times, sexist in its slangy depictions of women.
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For a fuller statement about depictions of nature, see Forge's essay "Art/Nature," (Philosophy and the Arts, Macmillan, 1973).
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With that in mind, here are some of the greatest and most cringeworthy depictions, arranged from worst to best.
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But the settlers' ensuing actions were nothing short of horrifying, and cheerful depictions of slavery and exoticism are jarring.
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But beyond that, her mother matched other one-dimensional onscreen depictions of immigrant matriarchs: shrill, controlling, and usually clueless.
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But the truth is "SNL"'s depictions of politics can have real-world impact on how politicians are perceived.
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SCARSDALE Maple Sugaring Party, sap collection, depictions of Native American and Colonial-style sugaring sites, candy making and crafts.
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The second is "indirect"—the worry that, thanks to the internet, children witness ever more depictions of sexual activity.
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JOHANNES VERMEER'S depictions of contemplative moments in serene Dutch interiors have made viewers lean in and gasp for centuries.
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Such depictions — The Hurt Locker (2008), Argo (2012), Zero Dark Thirty (2012) — would come, but not until much later.
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Depictions of the World Trade Center were treated as a painful memory, one most easily dealt with by avoidance.
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Photo courtesy: Flickr Filmmakers have come under fire before for inaccurate depictions of dinosaurs and for using outdated science.
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You know you've made it into the cultural zeitgeist when artists begin creating Simpsons-style depictions of your likeness.
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Is there any significance to the fact that the 29Rooms installation doesn't feature depictions of people within the scene?
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The title of the book reads: "Treasure Life: Sex Education for Elementary School" Depictions of sex in the book.
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Research suggests that after graphic depictions of suicide, suicide rates go up because of the phenomenon of suicide contagion.
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In recent weeks Derby Cathedral raised eyebrows by hosting films that included graphic sex scenes and depictions of paganism.
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The character paved the way for future female detectives, but these depictions were often watered down for American audiences.
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Violent depictions in Aztec artwork and the temple itself, she said, aren't necessarily indicative of the presumed religious practices.
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Agustin Fernandez of Cuba is often considered a Surrealist for his depictions of fleshy visions and fantastical metallic inventions.
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The site has censored illustrated depictions of breasts, as well, including a cartoon from The New Yorker in 2012.
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But this is a show that, whether intentionally or not, has been utterly cartoonish in its depictions of violence.
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No matter what, the depictions of one night stands makes them seem like something not many people actually do.
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Some warnings feel standard, such as "tobacco depictions" in Aladdin or "sci-fi violence and action" in Avengers: Endgame.
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For centuries, white communities have relied on animal-like depictions to dehumanize Black people, and display them as inferior.
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Modern-day depictions of HIV/AIDS have made the epidemic feel like a defanged snake—dangerous, but not lethal.
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In a literal sense, that accolade goes to the depictions of them on the outside of the Emirates Stadium.
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Depictions of children hanging from nooses during Halloween are a symptom of the gentrification problem in Brooklyn, neighbors said.
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After all, Wiley makes references to often highly fictionalized and heroic depictions from the past; so does the Lewis.
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Most lobbyists do not resemble the ghoulish image most Americans have from recent lobbying scandals and hyperbolic media depictions.
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The gallery contains several other propagandistic depictions of Imperial heroism, from Quebec to Kabul to Isandlhula, against Zulu troops.
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SCARSDALE Maple Sugaring Party, sap collection, depictions of Native American and Colonial style sugaring sites, candy making and crafts.
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Brazilian photographer Mauro Restiffe was worried about how the Russian public would respond to his depictions of their country.
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And I think two of the best depictions of the weirdness of rural America were done by German filmmakers.
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In the majority of his signature depictions of dancers and bathers, the model's face is turned away or obscured.
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"All the porta-johns on the [base] were decorated with statements and graphic depictions of me," she tells Broadly.
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But while these depictions of one of the world's most mysterious animals may be fantastical, one rings brilliantly true.
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The back of the $5 bill will also be changed to feature depictions of events at the Lincoln Memorial.
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He used Polaroid photography early in his art career, experimenting with depictions of his identity, sometimes by cross-dressing.
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Race Stories is a continuing exploration of the relationship between race and photographic depictions of race by Maurice Berger.
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It was a smash hit, and led to, among other things, gaming's storied history of World War II depictions.
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This and his other war paintings were far removed from the idyllic depictions of the countryside in his past.
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They include depictions of various old-fashioned shop windows — some filled with gold jewelry, others with handbags or shoes.
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As hedonists obsessed with satisfying our senses through sex, food, perfume, and whatever else, these realistic depictions touch us.
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The 2013 film "Blue is the Warmest Color" was applauded for its raw and exposing depictions of lesbian sex.
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The book's visceral, unvarnished, sometimes disturbing depictions of sex helped set artistic terms for the then-unfurling sexual revolution.
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In March, BAM inaugurated a recurring program designed to examine the onscreen depictions of women in relation to work.
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People on Twitter copy-and-pasted it word for word, attaching their own depictions of bitter and gruesome battle.
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Marketers and journalists should look beyond simple, literal depictions and consider casting, storytelling, composition, styling and mood, she said.
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And while Phoenix was applauded for his "impressive" performance, the film received some backlash for its depictions of violence.
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And while Phoenix was applauded for his "impressive" performance, the film received some backlash for its depictions of violence.
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Southern European countries chafe at such depictions while lamenting the eurozone's limits on spending, which have constrained their growth.
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Art featuring nature tends to fall into familiar categories: for instance, landscapes or romantic depictions of working-class people.
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Clinton's camp took to Twitter in an attempt to bat down some of the book's depictions of campaign dysfunction.
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More accurate, complex, and complete depictions of trans life in the media could help curb the cycle of violence.
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There are plenty of ways to fall foul of censors, from negative depictions of society to portraying "unrefined" images.
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Depictions of violence — including sexual, verbal, emotional and physical abuse — will give a story a mature rating, as well.
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Recently, Netflix announced that it would not include depictions of smoking in any new programming aimed at younger viewers.
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The movie's flat animation style — Jane Samborski is the lead animator — and purposefully crude character depictions are initially deceptive.
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The resultant depictions of guilt, victimization, and unchecked power are as teeming with feeling as they are with fact.
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Authentic depictions of what cosmetic surgery entails can be a reality check on what is attainable with cosmetic surgery.
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Nevertheless, I longed for fewer connections, fewer babies and more in-depth depictions of the psychologies of the movements.
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It offers one of broadest depictions of how COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, operates in humans.
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Even more surprising than the soaring steeples and colorful depictions of Jesus and Mary, is seeing them alongside mosques.
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This holiday brainteaser challenges people to find the hidden depictions of famous Christmas songs — and it&aposs not easy.
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They revisit modernism with varied depictions of one of art's oldest motifs: the reclining odalisque, sometimes nude, sometimes clothed.
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A similar shimmer between figuration and abstraction and making and unmaking is found in the many depictions of rubble.
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The effect is different depictions of the same events as they might have happened, depending on whom you believe.
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For much of its precolonial history, India was at ease with depictions of same-sex love and gender fluidity.
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His name has become "synonymous with erotically charged depictions of good-looking young men," The Times wrote in 1999.
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But the great roles, the revolutionary depictions, come from great actors getting to inhabit fully realized, three-dimensional characters.
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Pop culture depictions of abortion — even those that take a sympathetic view — typically show childless women getting the procedure.
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You could even still find many stage depictions of Aladdin as culturally Chinese well into the 20th century, such as in this yellowface production of a British pantomime from 1935: But the Aladdin myth also was a cultural hodgepodge, with many depictions of the story freely mixing Chinese elements with European elements.
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On the heels of the Anne Frank movie, more complete depictions of the Holocaust made their way into American culture.
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Because let's be real: Neither Bohemian Rhapsody nor Green Book, despite their aggressive marketing, were positive depictions of gay identity.
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This includes nudity, depictions of people in explicit or suggestive positions, or activities that are overly suggestive or sexually provocative.
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They're often provocative, with depictions of explicit sex and, in 2015's "River of Fundament," persistent consideration of fecal matter.
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There are no known fossil records of the dodo, and, almost without exception, depictions of it are largely considered inaccurate.
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There is nothing romantic about the palm-sweatingly intense depictions of NASA's stagger-steps forward toward landing on the moon.
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Others have defended the series' graphic depictions of rape and suicide for casting light on topics that are considered taboo.
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There was Lemonade (2016), a palimpsest of Beyoncé's heartbreak and allusions to both familial and historical depictions of black womanhood.
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Robbers like Robin Hood, Jesse James and Australia's Ned Kelly are folklore heroes thanks to their depictions in pop culture.
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Over the centuries, depictions of horrific Guinea worm infection have been documented in texts and pictures from Egypt to India.
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On any week of any year, Mindhunter and its depictions of inexplicable violence towards women would've gotten under my skin.
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Depictions of China as a trade-reliant economy are hopelessly outdated: net exports account for just 2% of national income.
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It's a window into the anger thousands of Americans directed at his Jewishness, his depictions of interracial sex, and more.
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Depictions of his career highs jar with his descent into depression and alcoholism, as well as scenes of childhood abuse.
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There are several depictions of abolitionist Harriet Tubman around the country, most of them built in the past two decades.
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Some elements have aged badly in the real world, particularly its often stereotypical and surface-level depictions of mental illness.
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The hectoring, reality-controlling Jobs that Brennan-Jobs writes about feels like one of the most true depictions we have.
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So was it about trying to push that idea in all of the depictions of the cult in the game?
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Parrots are not docile, not completely tamed, and their depictions in these paintings cannot be perceived simply as static symbols.
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Be sure to chase it with Addams Family Values, which features one of cinema's finest depictions of the Thanksgiving tradition.
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Burnworth told police she "sexually assaulted and produced approximately ten depictions of child pornography" involving one child, the complaint said.
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Portland, Oregon, native Amanda Allen Niday created depictions of protestor princesses holding up slogans that challenge sexism, racism, and xenophobia.
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However, she added, "there's still so little out there" when it comes to depictions of LGBTQ people in the media.
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Audiences are asking for more authenticity in entertainment's depictions of people of color, even when it comes to voice acting.
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The practice has echoes of biblical depictions of women being sequestered in "red tents" during their time of the month.
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In response to this, Glantz suggested measures that could be taken by the movie industry to better regulate tobacco depictions.
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The frequent depictions of Nebraska as flat, conservative, and boring blinded me and my friends from seeing our community's potential.
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It sets up what may inevitably be its final arc with depictions of human brains splayed out on the ground.
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The instructions cover how to handle a variety of issues, including physical threats, revenge porn, and depictions of animal abuse.
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The frequent depictions of Nebraska as flat, conservative, and boring blinded me and my friends from seeing our community's potential.
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Performances included depictions of an infamous 1947 massacre of civilians by government forces, as well as recent student-led protests.
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Following the case, Facebook clarified its nudity guidelines announcing a more nuanced policy that allows depictions of nudity in art.
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But it will have to overcome the cloud of a long, troubled production and questions regarding depictions of sexual violence.
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Their industry, on which they happily enrich themselves, is built largely on violent, graphic depictions of destruction of human life.
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Yes, it has realistic portrayals of female arousal and pleasure — but it's the narrative surrounding those depictions that is revolutionary.
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He was also accused of sharing brutal depictions of killings via Facebook and of working as an imam without authorization.
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Former President Obama's portrait was painted by artist Kehinde Wiley, who is known for his depictions of African-American men.
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Few depictions of dance have ever been so multidimensional, or so interestingly ambiguous about the nature of the dance involved.
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There are plenty of depictions of gods and monsters in the galleries, but portraits of historical figures are more rare.
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It does, however, remain one of the most exciting depictions of young queer love that film gave us in 2018.
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They are statuesque depictions of growth in motherly bodies, giving and holding life through science in geometrical atoms and molecules.
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Thousands of emoji have been added, depictions of existing emoji have been changed, and now anyone can propose an emoji.
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The resistance of Islam to depictions of the divine arises from the absurdity of depiction—the absurdity is the sacrilege.
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Posters with graphic depictions of fetuses compete with "Stop Shaming Women!" posters on lampposts in cities and on country roads.
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Yet images of black horsemen are rare in the American imagination — and in the Hollywood depictions that are broadcast worldwide.
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Censors have stepped up efforts to shield Chinese audiences from depictions of gay life in films, on television and online.
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Perhaps an even more important measure of progress is a growing variety in the ways shows approach depictions of race.
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She does not reject representational depictions, but neither does she feel the need to confine herself only to "race" work.
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In South Korea, favorable depictions of North Korea are actually illegal under a 1948 law that is now rarely enforced.
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There are two other main walls, one that consists of portraiture and another of flora depictions, both done in chalk.
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"Chop Suey" by Edward Hopper, best known for his depictions of American loneliness, sold for $91.9 million at Christie's yesterday.
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Truth radiates almost triumphantly from the depictions of black life in three new art books, each from a different era.
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Paul Cooke, professor of world cinemas at the University of Leeds, said TV depictions of this period have been rare.
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It's not hard to make a leap between these depictions and the political rhetoric that casts Latinx people as criminals.
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Superheroes, whether on the printed page or a movie screen, are larger-than-life depictions of strength, resilience and honor.
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Government studies have long shown that depictions of smoking in movies and television shows can lead to youth tobacco use.
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Depictions of Columbus have been swept into a national conversation about the public veneration of historical figures with controversial pasts.
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Stereotypes of Native Americans as "savages," stories about killing settlers, and so on — those depictions became popular and made money.
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That, they said, is troubling because evidence strongly suggests that depictions of smoking in movies can lead to youth smoking.
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"False and misleading and inaccurate depictions expose us to white supremacists and threaten our safety," Blaney told VICE on Friday.
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Yet her remarks focused mostly on her father's portraits of women, which contrast heavily with the depictions of the Orientalists.
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He showed me mural depictions of a bird, a plant, a herd of sheep, all incised in the plaster walls.
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Still, the novel's late depictions of Maddie's anxious relationship with her family hit hard, giving the narrative a savage momentum.
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As advocates demanded increased visibility, shows like "Pose" made waves with more truthful depictions written and portrayed by trans performers.
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I don't claim to be able to vet its depictions of these events, much less its behind-the-scenes details.
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In the first depictions of this Pokémon, her skin color was black, so she looked like a person in blackface.
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These men have no ill intent in their ideas about or depictions of blackness; they also have no lived experience.
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Published after her death, this succinct volume draws important art historical connections pointing to longstanding struggles with depictions of misery.
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But the audience squirms more here under unrelenting interpersonal unpleasantness than any violence, with some harrowingly realistic depictions of gaslighting.
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One of the most famous depictions was the 1463 frieze by Bernt Notke at St. Mary's Church in Lübeck, Germany.
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When my sleep doctor first diagnosed me, I balked because my symptoms didn't conform to the depictions of narcolepsy I'd seen.
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What unites all of these depictions, though, is their connection to emotional and psychological trials that the women are fighting against.
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Fans of the 2019 game's namesake and its brutal depictions of war in the modern era might want to pay attention.
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Even when they are scaled up and includes depictions horrific injuries and casualties, he leads our eye to banal, relatable detail.
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Here, as in Girlhood, the naïveté of the childhood depictions serves to deliver a very sophisticated — and not entirely reassuring — message.
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Under cross-examination by Hogan's attorney, Shane Vogt, Daulerio acknowledged limits to the video's newsworthiness, including its depictions of Hogan's anatomy.
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That essay, called "On the Ward," explores history and state law, as well as pop culture depictions of hospitals and asylums.
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Thirty or forty years of Hollywood depictions — including a few parodies — have had a twofold impact, and not for the better.
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Both books are sincere depictions of adolescence and how a young girl's first love can often be her first close girlfriend.
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Yet none of these inaccurate depictions of Mexican-American history and culture are the most objectionable parts of the proposed textbook.
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Though the depictions of "hacking" on the show often take fairly extreme creative liberties, Mr. Robot has been well-received critically.
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It is hard to understand why films offering richer depictions of elderly life are not being made: the incentives are there.
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They said particularly gruesome, emotional and realistic depictions of crashes would get their attention and motivate them to change their behaviors.
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Even the most empathetic depictions of surviving rape often rely on this cocktail of subsequent emotions to portray survivors on screen.
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She also often critiques the media, calling out problematic depictions of deaf characters in entertainment, while praising positive and helpful representation.
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When they reach the artwork, which features bright colors and comforting depictions of parks, towns and animals, the room is illuminated.
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Yet other depictions are refreshingly nuanced, moving far beyond the fatalistic narrative of a perverted, predatory woman rejecting her reproductive abilities.
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We're just now starting to see frank depictions of abortion on TV — ones that don't involve tortured regret or emotional trauma.
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Criticizing her depictions of sex as unconvincing, she tells the young, wheelchair-bound woman to lose her virginity and then return.
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In the destruction of the Allied attack, one of the most famous 15th-century depictions of death went up in flames.
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In other works in this series, she includes depictions of European refugees as well as Colombians displaced because of natural disasters.
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It's still happening, and you can check it out yourself but just be aware that there's a lot of... lewd depictions.
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Though targeted at younger readers, the novel's blunt depictions of racial violence and inequality are powerful for readers of any age.
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What's most striking about the cliff scene, and the other depictions of graphic violence, is how those upsetting moments are shot.
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Online, images originally circulated as evidence of police brutality are seen by others as depictions of African-American violence and pathology.
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Named for Selma director Ava Duvernay, it's a test to see if a movie presents substantive depictions of people of color.
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Ever since we became Homo sapiens, and arguably even before, we've been into pornographic depictions of naked people doing sexy stuff.
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Instead, as in many fictional depictions of transgender people in that era, the scene's prevailing emotion is of nose-holding disgust.
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It came under fire for its frank depictions of Jewish culture and homosexuality, and cast members were arrested on obscenity charges.
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According to an exhibition text, one of his depictions of Don Corleone inspired Marlon Brando's jowly look in the film version.
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At the Art Students League, he became a protégé of Grosz, who was renowned for his depictions of Berlin street life.
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When Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut" opened in 1999, many New Yorkers were contemptuous of the film's depictions of Greenwich Village.
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This is even more of a challenge given the rising display of gun violence and depictions of suicide in popular entertainment.
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After years of cartoon depictions of the speedy blue hedgehog, the pseudo-real version of Sonic had some people freaking out.
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Photo by Mike Windle/Getty Images for Paramount Pictures Trump will likely have been satisfied with the film's depictions of Muslims.
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For violating her country's strict obscenity laws — which don't seem to apply to depictions of penises — Igarishi was fined ¥400,000 (~$3,660).
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It is also, along with the often amusing depictions of Greenspan's personal life, what makes it so much fun to read.
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Mr. Cuomo, 60, a second-term Democrat seeking re-election this fall, has repeatedly attempted to distance himself from those depictions.
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Contrary to popular depictions, there were about 90 native people in attendance, almost double the number of Pilgrims by some accounts.
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His black-and-white images looked like twisted depictions of a black Saturn, with a ringlike accretion disk warped like taffy.
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There were depictions of humans, too, as well as a hornet's nests, a ginkgo leaf and the dry fruits called samara.
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Last year, Brandeis University canceled a Michael Weller play about Lenny Bruce after students and faculty protested its depictions of minorities.
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She presents a portrait of him across from the wall of flowers as well as more depictions on a portraiture wall.
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Mr. Uttech, who lives in Wisconsin, has perfected his encyclopedic depictions of wild things and their north woods surroundings for decades.
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It's a subject on which she seems reticent (by contrast, she's comfortable addressing the frank depictions of sex in her work).
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Fists bigger than heads and fingers longer than legs factor prominently in his cinematic depictions of outlaws, mobsters and card sharks.
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Following a nearly month-long controversy over depictions of a Georgia-based reporter, "Richard Jewell" finally arrived in theaters this weekend.
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Like many other asylum narratives, these depictions stigmatize the mentally ill and mental health care, making people afraid to seek treatment.
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From a Western perspective, African stories are typically framed as monolithic, instead of nuanced depictions that vary from country to country.
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The accounts, which Adams began operating around 2015, typically involved depictions of risky or sexually explicit behavior, often featuring college girls.
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But for much of the previous year, he had benefited from the depictions of him as a boy genius Rhodes Scholar.
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Otherwise, "The Zookeeper's Wife" plays like a medium-gloss rerun of other more gripping depictions of Nazi evil and Jewish suffering.
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Media depictions of suicide should follow guidelines laid out by the World Health Organization to avoid triggering suicide attempts, Ayers recommended.
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References to "12/14" or the number 26, literal depictions of the victims, and designs involving playground equipment should be avoided.
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Paczki Day, they say, is also a tangible counterpoint to depictions of a city divided beyond reconciliation or changed beyond recognition.
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" The visuals for "Mudbound" are fairly dark, compared with some picturesque depictions of the South, like Steven Spielberg's "The Color Purple.
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They do not look like realist depictions of an environment, but read more intuitively — they look how these environments must feel.
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Patreon is where Terufuu, an artist focused on erotic depictions of Pokémon trainers, currently makes $870 per month from 295 patrons.
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Growing up in India, Romagnoli never saw images showcasing positive depictions of queer people, due to the country's prevalent censorship laws.
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The resulting images resemble abstract, animated mandalas or depictions of some kind of souped-up cellular mitosis on a celestial scale.
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Bigger's murder trial and his conversations with his lawyer were shortened; depictions of police violence and a white lynch mob were expunged.
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The stories that are getting the most traction are largely horror accounts and depictions of squalor at detainment facilities near the border.
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These works are based on medieval depictions of peasants going about their daily tasks, but Bruegel focused on landscape to great effect.
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However, according to former team members, the film's depictions of violence, lavish partying, and, specifically, money laundering through strippers is entirely untrue.
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These female sculptures subvert archetypal depictions of women while creating bizarre narratives that suggest the subjugation of women outside the Western periphery.
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He depicts both close up character studies as well as broader depictions of the buildings and vehicles scattered throughout this desolate wasteland.
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After shows that unambiguous depictions of sex in books for young people are rarely associated with healthy relationships or a quality narrative.
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The 10 participating artists represented trends that prioritized commonplace landscapes—tract homes, motels, dilapidated buildings—over sublime and romantic depictions of nature.
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In that first season, Jane the Virgin quietly broke new ground in TV depictions of women's sexuality, and it hasn't stopped since.
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There are apparently a bunch of pillows that look like food — like uncomfortably realistic depictions of grilled chicken legs and hot dogs.
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Instagram on Sunday announced it was expanding its ban on suicide-related content to include fictional depictions of suicide and self-harm.
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The show has received attention for its frank depictions of issues like gun violence, sexual coming-of-age, and even immigration policy.
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Carlos Motta subverts colonial memory through 20 pill-size sculptures that replicate pre-Columbian depictions of queer intimacy occluded from ethnographic museums.
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Ms Cullors sees rising social consciousness about black concerns, for example in more numerous and appealing depictions of black characters by Hollywood.
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Plague of Doves and LaRose do the same with violence, and Shadow Tag explores the complexities of artistic depictions of Native people.
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Peele, whose past projects include Key & Peele and this summer's Keanu, has made a career out of presenting nuanced depictions of race.
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The reality for Detroit and other former manufacturing hubs in swing states like Ohio and Pennsylvania sits somewhere between the candidates' depictions.
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The well-known series The Frieze of Life exemplifies Munch's penchant for allegorical depictions in an attempt to distill universal human truths.
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Action: The trailer opens with scary depictions of a fiery "great danger" that's threatening Moana (voiced by Auli'i Cravalho) and her people.
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Only Francisco Goya could stand as his rival when it came to such powerful depictions of defeat, loss, sadness, bitterness, and resignation.
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While these depictions are helping to de-stigmatize the surgeries and clarify what the different ones are, bariatric surgery is pretty complex.
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It also touches on how older movies might have contributed to racist and sexist depictions of those who haven't traditionally held power.
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Although the original movie was a critically acclaimed masterpiece, it was also dripping in Orientalism and harmful racist depictions of Arab culture.
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Because of all the negative depictions, even the word transgender created this internalized phobia, so I didn't want to be that, either.
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There's the idea of horizons or depictions of landscapes, but also 20th Century art and performance art, where the body stretches out.
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In it, JAY-Z is animated in likeness to the racist depictions of black people in early-to-mid 20th century cartoons.
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The leaked moderator documents cover how to deal with depictions of things like self-harm and animal cruelty in exceedingly detailed ways.
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Stacey's character displayed a more lighthearted version of gang members, which was different from the mean demeanor shown in typical gang depictions.
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Artists' depictions of the B-21 Raider suggest it is similar in configuration to the B-2 Spirit, but may be smaller.
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The artistic mind behind these paintings, Roby dwi Antono, revels in endearing yet ghoulish depictions of children woven together with storybook characters.
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Films and games like Halo, Elysium, District 9, Iron Man, and Edge of Tomorrow each had their own depictions of the technology.
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Most feel like depictions of sexual fetishists wearing furry costumes and cavorting at wild parties are inaccurate and downright unfair, say experts.
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Meanwhile, depictions of non-white history—particularly when not edited or modified for the sensibilities of white audiences—still seem to startle.
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We should treat their depictions of us with the same wariness and suspicion we'd offer any human salesperson aiming to manipulate us.
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The subject matter is largely religious and includes depictions of the Virgin Mary and Jesus, rendered in blue, gold and brilliant reds.
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But what many of our discussions and depictions seldom address is the fact that breast-feeding can also be really fucking hard.
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Colen's abstract depictions of tumbling mylar paper manifest as painterly and expressive shapes that have been meticulously strewn across the Activity's Center.
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Media depictions of Muslims have historically been poor, and the actions of some of the protesters have done little to assuage that.
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Depictions of artificial wombs abound in sci-fi, most famously in Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, and are usually associated with dystopias.
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" Small wonder the studios' new streaming service, Disney+, has added disclaimers on certain titles noting that they "may contain outdated cultural depictions.
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Tightly composed depictions of her cramped quarters clash sharply with the vast green and pewter autumn evening she admires from her window.
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Then she adds an element of absurdity to break up that imagery with monstrous animal depictions, like a hat made of chickens.
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Fischl is frugal in his depictions, which are just complex enough to establish the feeling he wants to convey without showing off.
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The museum relied on the South Korean government to assist with loans, so contemporary depictions of the North would have been touchy.
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Synthpop exists for performers to indulge dramas like this: formalized pop convention is the most natural place to locate depictions of anxiety.
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These depictions have provided a packaging for executive power, a way to delegitimize war protests, and, of course, a justification for racism.
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Over the last few years, the Dallas-based illustrator has developed a following through his demonic and raucous depictions of pop culture.
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A new exhibition at Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum brings together depictions of the natural world by Vincent van Gogh and David Hockney.
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During this time, he created numerous depictions of Woldgate Woods in East Yorkshire in pencil, video, iPad drawing, and monumental oil works.
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Jennings says he is now working on his 0003th book, a travel guide to various depictions of the afterlife throughout human history.
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I think Wakanda is certainly a clear refutation of depictions that paint African countries as less developed and African cultures as primitive.
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She later joined a group called Feminists on Children's Media that pointed out sexist depictions of girls and boys in children's literature.
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From such lavish depictions we derive with infinite pleasure a pointilliste picture of the world's food economy in all its magical complexity.
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She is likewise committed to representing people historically overlooked in mainstream depictions of black political action, including mothers, women, and LGBT activists.
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Still, Ms. Ménard said, French culture's "macho" Latin roots led to societal resistance, and mainstream depictions of transgender identity can be problematic.
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" Placed vibrantly alongside depictions of beauty and promise, these struggles achieve a "flamboyant despair" that is "soft and full / of hysterical light.
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Meanwhile, depictions of the impending ecological disasters that are confronting the Arctic suggest there is neither interest nor capability to meet them.
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Before visiting, I wondered whether seeing the gamma rays alone would have the emotional weight of depictions of the destruction they caused.
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When people are presented with such limited perceptions, racist and stereotypical depictions are all some Americans may know about their native neighbors.
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There wasn't much individuality in each of Pfitzner's eight rarely done "Alte Weisen" songs, depictions of women from youth to old age.
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But it builds considerable emotional force across its two hours, and its scrupulously researched depictions of 1940s cityscapes and lifestyles are engrossing.
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And yet, there still seems to be a paucity of realistic, nuanced depictions of the internal lives of mothers in popular culture.
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And yet, there still seems to be a paucity of realistic, nuanced depictions of the internal lives of mothers in popular culture.
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Depictions of his ever more bizarre and cruel use of his monkeys are interwoven with references to his increasingly unhinged personal life.
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Nader was accused in the first count of possession of visual depictions of minors "engaging in sexually explicit conduct" in late 2012.
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Life will always be more complicated than our depictions of it, even when some of us strive most of all for truth.
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There are endless depictions of carjacking in popular culture, perhaps tied to the role that the automobile occupies in the American psyche.
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The Hunger Games worked as a storytelling skeleton when its haves and have-nots were abstract depictions of some other world's problems.
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Depictions of combat and slaughter, excised from narrative or political context as they are here, also lose their moral and aesthetic bearings.
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What is so funny about making a work of art that comes directly out of white society's racist depictions of African Americans?
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It's far from the first time the fashion industry has been found itself embroiled in controversy for insensitive or outright racist depictions.
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Depictions of LGBTQ people in popular culture also promote misleading narratives of how homophobia is dealt with in black and white communities.
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In depictions of a two-dimensional fantasy life, cyan palm trees, cobalt swimming pools, and neon green airplanes critique jet-setter aspirations.
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This aesthetic dissonance was, of course, thoroughly embraced by the fan community, though, as his fan fiction father, the depictions were troubling.
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Depictions of Asians, African-Americans, Arabs and other ethnic groups have been patronizing, cartoonish and insulting not just for years but for generations.
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Aside from two ethereal photos of ballerinas Diana Adams and Mary Ellen Moylan, posing en pointe, we see photographic depictions of male nudity.
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Its infamy has been helped by The Wire, among other fictional depictions of Baltimore, but the truth might be even scarier than fiction.
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With its detailed depictions of the past, Assassin's Creed is bound to come up in almost any discussion about historical accuracy in games.
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It will include about 130 menorah or depictions of them in paintings, ancient gravestones and sculptures, and mediaeval and Renaissance illustrations and manuscripts.
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Jones has multiple tattoos, including depictions of a dragon, a wizard and a skull, according to the website for the Department of Corrections.
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The association is more about their fan-fic origins, explicit depictions of sex, and unstable leading men who emotionally manipulate their love interests.
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To this day, the significance of Moreau's problematical association with Huysmans's perennially popular novel can't be overestimated, despite his discomfort with Huysmans's depictions.
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These darling depictions filled pages of his earliest illustrated books, which he produced in the 1950s after his move to New York City.
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The modestly scaled film's gritty corners and vacant lots are a far cry from glamorous, fun-in-the-sun screen depictions of Miami.
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If sitcoms offered some of the highest-profile characters, many of the boldest early depictions occurred in made-for-TV movies and miniseries.
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Everything I knew about HIV I'd learned online, typically accompanied by horrific depictions of the virus and its impact on the gay community.
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These commanding portraits weave together yarn, thread, microscopic shimmer, pearls, fabric, canvas, and vinyl, producing simultaneously chaotic and organized depictions of human forms.
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At Rachel Uffner Gallery, Curtis Talwst Santiago's depictions of jovial, costumed individuals combine materials for a nostalgic take on Black traditions of Carnival.
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I have a coffee mug with depictions of female Syrian Kurdish soldiers on it that I proudly use to remind me of you.
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Staying true to traditional depictions of Cable, the character is definitely rough around the edges, war-torn, and exuding a lot of attitude.
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Well, in terms of gender, it was a lot of work being done around providing better depictions of women and girls in emoji.
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The following scenes are perhaps the most harrowing depictions of Negan's cruelty we've yet seen on the show, the season premiere murders excluded.
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Inspired by quiet rural roads and grand, open landscapes, artist Grant Haffner creates vibrant neon depictions of sprawling vistas bursting with bright color.
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Gay sex is common in depictions of human life, from different eras, in stories, plays, drawings, and pottery—and all over the world.
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And when I checked his tweet, I could only find major fictional depictions of Tubman in a TV miniseries and a short film.
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Since its debut season, the CW's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has somehow been able to combine musical comedy with frank depictions of mental illness.
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Perhaps the metamorphosis of our pop cultural depictions of 9/11 is no better exemplified by the way the attacks are codified visually.
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In the depictions of the sky she made between the mid-1980s and early 2000s, she returned to painting and used larger canvases.
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Of course, the comic and its depictions of bondage and sadomasochism led to scandal, no matter how groundbreaking it was at the time.
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Novels like Head On inform the discussion by questioning the depictions of individual characters and making readers aware of their own internal bias.
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Over time, depictions of gay men dressed as day laborers, seafarers, and motorcyclists became a motif that appeared in much of his work.
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A lot of wargames eventually developed more convincing depictions of combat, with better AI and (too rarely, I'm sorry to say) better graphics.
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Yes, The Bachelor and The Bachelorette are regularly gross depictions of vanity and narcissism, and they pervert the already perverse fairy tale trope.
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Hiring more people of color to be a part of the creation process can help create more authentic depictions of people, Fennoy said.
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Kotaku's Patricia Hernandez wrote an in-depth piece about this world a few years back: Trigger warning: her piece includes depictions of rape.
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Then we discuss depictions of masculinity in the golden age of TV, and how even the so-called "good guy" characters fall short.
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The screenwriters of "Game of Thrones" have tested their viewers' boundaries and patience on numerous occasions with gratuitous depictions of violence against women.
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Most episodes open with titillating depictions of brutal assaults that leave you wondering what the hell anyone in the writing room was thinking.
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Hank Johnson (D-Ga.), suggested it's better to include statues of figures from other chapters of U.S. history alongside depictions of the Confederacy.
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In the nineteen-forties, he abandoned social realism for abstraction, returning to depictions of race only after the March on Washington, in 1963.
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Fifty-one percent of independents said they believe both depictions of the White House, while just 30 percent of Republicans said the same.
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It's extra disappointing given how Overwatch avoids the usual stereotypical depictions of the Middle East and Africa in its Oasis and Numbani maps.
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The show focuses on artists whose work challenged social conventions, and many of the works feature daring depictions of race, protest and sexuality.
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Moving on from Bosch, there are scores of paintings that contain depictions of Anthony with many of the same symbols that imply ergotism.
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Such calm depictions of death, in such a careful composition, suggest that Bird may be trying to capture something that is slipping away.
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"In a few movies, I've watched I noticed the depictions of nature in the future are either distorted, hyperreal, or distant," Azar says.
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The whole exhibition felt eclectic, fantastical, somewhat unhinged, and a little paranoid, while aestheticizing and injecting a connoisseur's sensibility into depictions of war.
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Its depictions of two equally ridiculous cities, New York (rainy, morose, masochistic) and LA (sunny, shallow, bubble-headed), ring as true as ever.
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Most recently, a ruling has made it illegal to censor depictions of gay and lesbian relationships on screen—at least for one film.
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The Swiss city is known for its watch-making, and this Absolut ad has one of the more subtle depictions of the bottle.
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The photographic source suggests that these kinds of depictions are dated beyond relevance; the blur shows him pursuing that tradition despite it all.
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Elsewhere, they string together harrowing interludes like "Drug Dog" and crushing recordings like "Sundowner" in varied, but unforgiving depictions of relatable human gloom.
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Deborah Jack's photographic and filmic depictions of shorelines, on display in DNA of Water, encapsulate the tension between water's tranquility and its tumult.
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She leads a research-based "Face Lab" whose celebrity depictions have included Richard III, J.S. Bach, Ramesses II and Mary, Queen of Scots.
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But Davies is also one of the most influential TV writers of his generation, particularly when it comes to depictions of gay men.
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For a celebration of diverse identities and lifestyles, with a healthy amount of nudity and some graphic depictions of sex, it's resolutely square.
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Paul Nash, the British painter famous for his depictions of World War I, is not widely recognized outside the land of his birth.
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In both depictions, a man stuck on a mountaintop is being awkwardly hugged by a monster with a face like an animal skull.
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Church, like his cohorts, produced depictions that tended to feature compelling detail, emphasize natural light, and highlight the grand scale of the view.
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The uncensored cut prompted 100 walkouts at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year for its depictions of violence against women and children.
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Instead of detailed faces like those in earlier depictions Coney Island beach scenes, he stuck to silhouettes and skipped the details on clothing.
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Trained in Paris, enamored of rural Brazil, Tarsila moved quickly from folksy, idealized depictions of the New World to a brawny, confident biomorphism.
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In interviews, Senna has spoken with some weariness of the pressure to create positive depictions of mixed-race characters, to educate, to uplift.
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The episode pays particular attention to how artists have a history of infusing their depictions of nature with their own dreams and ideals.
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But this type of glamorization of displacement and the inaccurate depictions of immigration didn't go unnoticed by the Connor Brothers, two British artists.
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To me, they are about the everyday acceptance of women in places of dignity rather than depictions of women as an art form.
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From Hollywood depictions to textbooks, black people — who made up a quarter of all cowboys — have been largely erased from the frontier narrative.
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But Trump's post triggered a brand new news cycle about Sims' depictions of a distracted president and a distrustful inner circle of aides.
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Bret: Trump is not going to be defeated with feckless snark, or smug jokes, or hyperbolic depictions of America as a fascist hellscape.
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Despite the rise in depictions of tobacco use in movies, cigarette smoking among teenagers is nonetheless declining thanks to robust public health efforts.
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The film attempted to trace the origin story of Apu and put the character in a broader context of Hollywood depictions of Indians.
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Mr. Zubaydah's self-portrait also shows a design detail not present in most depictions — a drop-down hinge to tilt the prisoner's head.
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What she is doing is significant for politics, because of one key thing: She has made digital depictions of herself seem very analog.
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Writers like Rebecca Solnit and Maggie Doherty have shown how debates about the sexist depictions of characters owe much to Ms. Millett's thinking.
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Potholes of Detroit, however, is decidedly less artful in its depictions of the former industrial powerhouse's perilous craters, conveniently accompanied by specific intersections.
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That's what makes "Once Bitten" so good: Its depictions of paranoia and trauma are exactly as startling and suffocating as those topics deserve.
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I ask Boria Sax, a literature professor at Mercy College and the author of several books dealing with the cultural depictions of animals.
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Ross's far less monumental depictions held no less interest for me, particularly as a kid who spent a great deal of time outdoors.
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Most striking are the enormous depictions (if they can be called that) of the stages of life in her The Ten Largest sequence.
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