We are constantly surrounded by the detritus of our industries.
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The spring breakers' rooms were filled with the same detritus.
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Desertification and sandstorms lift radioactive war detritus into the air.
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Sunomori scoured the detritus for any sign of his family.
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How does one make beer out of belly button detritus?
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"Many slugs are rather generalistic detritus feeders," he told me.
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Smith's pieces rescue the detritus of modern life from meaninglessness.
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Giordano's work shows the detritus left when the boom ended.
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Both, on departure, had abandoned a remarkable amount of detritus.
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Carloads of refugees, returning from the mountains, navigated the detritus.
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Her bones lay undiscovered, amid mud and maritime detritus, until now.
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Trump is the low, dishonest detritus of a once bright decade.
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It's how they understand the flecks of Earth detritus they find.
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But accessing our detritus is often bad news for the bears.
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Coffee cups, juice bottles, newspapers, wrappers — the detritus of the hustle.
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The detritus is then cleaned, shredded and pressed into blocks manually.
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How, she asks, does architecture conceal or expose a city's detritus?
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Boucher finally hauled the lawn detritus to the dump on October 10.
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Two years' worth of detritus and fallen coconuts scatter across the brick.
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This trail of icy detritus stretches for 3,000 miles behind the comet.
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Much of the detritus, as he called it, seemed disposable or replaceable.
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In any other setting, these sculptures would seem like construction-site detritus.
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Behold outtakes, demos, studio detritus, marginally differentiated versions of the same song.
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The server went, as did the computer detritus that once covered every surface.
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Clothing, books, housewares, tools, and other detritus accumulated over decades become archaeological clues.
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Weapons tests can fling radioactive detritus up to 50 miles in the air.
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Large plastic bags filled with radioactive topsoil and detritus dot the abandoned fields.
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Light, color, and beauty arrive side-by-side with the detritus of civilization.
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She holds onto her stomach, staring at the detritus left in her wake.
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The water, about knee high, was dark with detritus, and surrounded by thickets.
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At its worst, this translates into consumerism and fills oceans with plastic detritus.
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The expert dismissed the specks as junk—the detritus of mass cell death.
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The lamps illuminated little piles of travel receipts, wadded-up currency, other detritus.
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The work…revisits a long modernist tradition of connecting art to historical detritus.
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When they receded, the waves dragged back with them millions of pieces of detritus.
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Irma tore up ground, sprayed debris and generally left the ground covered in detritus.
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The detection of this detritus by the immune system leads to an inflammation response.
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All the fine detail is gone and replaced by a patina of digital detritus.
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They eat waste, decompose detritus, spread nutrients and act as food for many species.
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Alabama Republicans who want to see the state shed the detritus of the George
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Front Burner The nEAT Kitchen's maple boards slope to funnel juices and produce detritus.
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Decomposition is a process that took eons to evolve alongside the detritus of life.
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This protein's job is to clean up the detritus of discarded red blood cells.
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A few fool-the-eye painted sculptures of studio detritus would be one thing.
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A host of fish feed on that detritus, and the perch hunt those fish.
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Trumpwave exploits a vulnerability in vaporwave: its ambivalence about the cultural detritus that inspired it.
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The hyena is more of a scavenger—and is particularly good at scavenging human detritus.
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Much of his work involves sifting through the vast but shrinking pool of CRT detritus.
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No smoking gun has yet to be dredged from the detritus of the successive probes.
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Daily additions to the exhibition included drawings, ready-mades, and the detritus of artistic inspiration.
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They are irresistibly drawn by the detritus generated by building, gardening, housework, tailoring or carpentry.
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"The more data we produce, the more digital detritus we throw out there," she says.
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Pillows can become flat and absorb a ton of detritus after one to two years.
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I took it out and looked: nothing important, just the electronic detritus of modern life.
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It's possible to remove such visual detritus in postproduction, but this adds time and expense.
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She rushed into the debris and saw injured construction workers atop the detritus, she said.
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How many hours of sustained social media detritus can your friends put up with, really?
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"To honor him," Finn builds a boat on the beach, using found objects and detritus.
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The house was a lonely wasteland of packed boxes and little bits of useless detritus.
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But those pieces of detritus have not given closure to those whose loved ones remain missing.
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And among all that dreck, that refuse, that detritus, there exists some very good horror movies.
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Take some of the words that are generally considered conversational detritus: "uh", "um" and "mm-hmm".
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The ground is strewn with plastic bottles and bodies, an equivalency that reduces people to detritus.
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The tower explodes and crashes, with smoke and bits of detritus swept up into the tornado.
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Ray's dealing with his own personal Ray-guilt of an inheritance — the detritus of Hermie's life.
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Bulldozers had plowed a path through heaps of cinder blocks, felled power poles, and other detritus.
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They convey the sense that they are made from the found detritus of a big city.
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The disastrous detritus nuclear power plant may find a second life supporting clean, safe, renewable power.
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It's a scene of detritus that might bring to mind any variety of developing-world squalor.
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The closets still bulge with the detritus of Mr. Feuerstein's parents, brother and sister-in-law.
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This historical detritus is glued into painstaking collages, though her organizational principles always remain somewhat opaque.
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She captivates when she scurries offstage, leaving her audience staring at the detritus of a solo.
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By the end of the night, Rocky was in one of those suites, surveying the detritus.
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Perhaps as a consequence, detritus from Reddit finds its way to Trump more and more often.
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He's milking the diction-dairy, wiping up the puddles of Anglo detritus and scoffing the lot.
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For Fletcher, the chance to transform detritus into art represents a method of dealing with trauma.
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The cultural detritus of today becomes the equivalent to the flint and bone of the Stone Age.
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That's 1,060 pounds of bottles, fast food wrappers, and other detritus for every man, woman and child.
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The tables are dirty, the floor sticky and strewn with crumbs, used plastic sporks, and other detritus.
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Centrifuge, to separate the scraps of cell membrane and other detritus from the gloop that contains ribosomes.
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Lieyu Township Journal LIEYU TOWNSHIP, Taiwan — Cold War detritus scars the white-sand beach on this island.
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Redundancies, automated messages from Listservs, delivery-failure notices, and other pieces of modern detritus were trimmed away.
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"The detail I'm reproducing here is a graveyard of scattered brush hairs And other detritus," says Elkins.
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The birds can nibble on waxy plants, waxy insects, the waxy detritus in an abandoned bee nest.
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They speak of the Rhodes statue and the famous Rhodes Scholarship as the lingering detritus of empire.
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The uninitiated might have taken these to be the detritus of a recently cleaned-out desk drawer.
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He remains the one stand-up guy in the midst of hot- and cold-running human detritus.
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Given all the digital detritus, it makes sense that some people are longing for some empty space.
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The only way to stem the tide of detritus, she says, is to have constant clear outs.
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Waves from the investigation continue to wash detritus to shore as cases flow through the court system.
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But when she started studying reefs in Asia, she came across a completely different level of detritus.
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If you're accustomed to finding amusement in novelty, absurdity, and cultural detritus, the function of We Beefin?
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There are museum vitrines filled with "souvenirs" of the earth, found urban detritus, soil, ash, and water.
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Rivers — and the bits of detritus and schools of fish and hunks of rocks they carry — are inexorable.
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Small molehills of detritus tumbled from the back doors every time we pulled over for gas or supplies.
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The detritus looks unsightly when it washes up on beaches, and cruel when it chokes photogenic sea creatures.
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November 5: Abigail DeVille Abigail DeVille creates immersive installations composed of salvaged urban detritus and expressive painterly gestures.
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Smith sets up some sumptuous visual imagery as well, evoking old Tarot designs and other medieval-mystical detritus.
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Macrophage infiltration refers to Pac Man-like white blood cells rushing in to chomp up and digest detritus.
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I also have to deal with the occasional lost umbrella or other detritus from the driver before me.
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Their assembly out of detritus clues us into his preternatural sense of the disposables of our everyday world.
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The effects are only magnified by the wings' nearly-adhesive qualities where dust and other detritus is concerned.
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Children splash in puddles that turn your stomach and play amid mounds of detritus strewn across every path.
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The work in Known/Unknown was culled from correspondingly unlikely places, like psychiatric hospitals and detritus-filled homes.
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So Bayek has to take out his torch and put it to the large flammable piles of detritus.
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The incident happened when an explosion from the two-months-old ongoing Kilauea eruption sent molten detritus flying.
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The stadium stands like a great ruin on an island pock-marked with the detritus of abandoned dreams.
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Organic elements (coral in particular) symbolize man's impact on nature and cultivate a sense of detritus washed ashore.
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I've done the same in this house — a shoe box of old mixtapes and the detritus of adolescence.
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All departed in trades last month as the Orioles tried to rebuild from the detritus of this season.
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The detritus was mostly next door, neighborly, Caribbean, the power outage, powered cholera, chlorinated pool and powder room.
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That's why your nose is runny and you start to sneeze and cough to clear out the detritus.
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Others are dead and eviscerated, their remains mixed up in the street with the detritus from the explosion.
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They reasoned that the vents resulted from hot sills baking organic detritus, which is rich in carbon-12.
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Sable isn't the first game to forgo virtual detritus in favor of a sleeker and more lonesome adventure.
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"Detritus at sea" is indeed both FLOTSAM and JETSAM, which incidentally provided the Scrabbly FJ for 9A's FJORD.
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Roving around the company's workshops, she collected rejects (dinged pocketbooks, scarves with a snagged string) and other detritus.
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John Galliano, the label's creative director, did not seem to have considered all the detritus that lies within.
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A young man on a scooter leans over a railing to catch a glimpse of the sunken detritus.
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On Airlie Beach, detritus and debris could be seen hurtling through the air in videos posted on social media.
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On Airlie Beach, detritus and debris could be seen hurtling through the air in videos posted on social media.
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In the meantime, let the great world spin, and the landfills overflow with the detritus of selfish coffee experiences.
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At those points sit mansion-sized detectors, cameras to record all of the detritus that result from the collisions.
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In addition to Indian stepwells, Heatherwick's design was inspired by a beloved piece of urban detritus from his youth.
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What remains is either the detritus left for last, or the objects so precious that they require extra attention.
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Allen's route to freeing the mind of its detritus is a more practical one than prescribed by most religions.
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Her house reminded me of installations by Laura Lima and Dieter Roth: detritus and junk inscribed with hidden meanings.
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Gather found objects — toys, detritus, scraps of paper, or anything else that's portable — that match your chosen color combination.
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There, in the particle detritus following the extreme high-energy collisions occurring between pairs of protons, was something unexplained.
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I say: Out of all of the detritus mentioned this one just seems like it would taste the worst.
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In "Rainy Night" (2017), the artist carefully invokes surfaces, tonalities, and detritus, such as tin cans and coffee cubs.
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The works are thoroughly contemporary still lifes, showing familiar and banal objects that form the detritus of a relationship.
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Their eyes meet, and then she is suddenly falling, whipped through the air, clothes and detritus flying past her.
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It's hard to remember that far back sometimes, given how much detritus has been left in the rear view.
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Even worse, the gang has managed to acquire an AT-ST Imperial walker from the detritus of the Empire.
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Lacking any, I took from home a small wooden bucket in which I store pens and other desktop detritus.
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Trash cans were emptied, the detritus of the regular day tossed to make way for the crush to come.
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The ensuing years have been spent clearing the detritus and installing safeguards to prevent such calamity in the future.
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And the video would live on: another student weighed down by the detritus of his or her online life.
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Lisbon-born artist, Bordalo II, makes each animal in acute detail using found detritus to create a public installation.
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"We saw grime-soaked workers smoking cigarettes between breaks, surrounded by toxic—and potentially flammable—digital detritus," Karacs told me.
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But for the moment, we're pretty happy with giving ourselves added incentives to work through the detritus of daily life.
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Surveying the detritus of the night before, looking around at a bunch of friends and people you don't really recognize.
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Searchers had been sifting through the landfill's detritus since February 25, about three months after Berreth was last seen alive.
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Airports are non-places, big dustpans of accumulated late-capitalist detritus, that look exactly the same everywhere in the world.
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As he tells us in his "Note," he came to the aphorism because he felt it was cleansed of detritus.
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In Brookhaven, your anonymous protagonist stands in a makeshift urban campsite strewn with duffel bags, duct tape, and other detritus.
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It's the mountain of detritus we live on top of, stirred in a blender and poured into your living room.
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Today the company has exclusive contracts with American airlines, giving it sole rights to purchase and sell detritus from flights.
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They leap barriers and barbed wire, hopping handily over boxes, low walls, and the other detritus of the Great War.
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They are meant to hide life's detritus, but on this day a box of tissues sits on the wrong side.
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By morning, the water had receded; all that was left was the detritus of what had been lost and ruined.
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This space junk is the detritus of past missions and ranges from small pieces of metal to entire rocket stages.
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Related: Art Trends: Collages of Constellations Intricate Collages Turn Everyday Detritus into Iconic Portraits These Digital Collages Are Panoramic Landscapes
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The elongating stems gradually clear an opening in the detritus, never growing more to an inch or two above it.
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TECH TIP Delete old installation files and other unnecessary system detritus from your computer to free up hard-drive space.
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She fills her welded steel structures with seeds, proposing a nourishing rebirth from the detritus of a post-colonial future.
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First she encounters an encampment of bodybuilders who practice cannibalism and aggressive tanning amid broken-down trailers and airplane detritus.
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If they are not eaten, they probably end up as random parts of the organic detritus on the forest floor.
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Genes form the threads of the web; the detritus that adheres to it transforms every web into a singular being.
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At the center of it was a sailboat, where visitors could perch, bobbing on a sea of their own detritus.
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Bits of detritus mingled with the fabric as it soaked, imbuing the charmeuse and chiffon with a rusty red hue.
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Authorities cannot reach some of the hardest-hit places because of downed trees, damaged roads and detritus blocking their paths.
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Down a road littered with the detritus of urban warfare, a main mosque topped with azure domes, was mostly untouched.
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The detritus grains were compared to a second type of zircon grain which were formed directly in the sedimentary formations.
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A second robot would lift the detritus into containers, seal it, and put it on a conveyor belt to the outside.
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Her work "Untitled" (1994) is an assemblage of fiber and found objects meticulously bundled to create a wonderfully textured detritus sculpture.
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The detritus of the missile war is on display at the Officers Club in Riyadh, where the Saudis hold military briefings.
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The artist is a great deal more mischievous than Gursky, however, including dentures, blood, and otherwise unsavory detritus in her work.
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They hover above litter-ridden cities in Japanese artist Masakatsu Sashie's realist paintings, which tackle the maddening detritus we live with.
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It is an attempt to demonstrate the Donald's hyperpotence over and against all the effeminate detritus of the world's elite politicians.
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Watching them at work, sifting through media detritus in search of resonant images, Giorno learned how to dowse for found words.
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Throughout, gold sourced from electronic detritus is incorporated as a bright finish, most apparently as coating inside a leather rubbish bin.
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It allowed him to repurpose the detritus he found on the streets into beauty, a stroke of resistance all its own.
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"It seems to me that we're going through a moment in time that's vital, and there will be detritus," she said.
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In the morning, Whitney visitors see these clusters of detritus as buoyantly colored structures; by evening, they are depleted of hues.
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Museums could house some of the memorial detritus but will not be able to cope with the scale of the problem.
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All of the detritus that used to be scattered around has been quarantined off in a black mountain of trash bags.
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Or they recount typical dream detritus: a dwarf lifting the refrigerator, neighbors bringing a chicken and a monkey into the patient's apartment.
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The third season of Stranger Things, like the first two seasons, revels in the fun, funny, nostalgic detritus of 1980s pop culture.
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After all, in that fourth dimension, consciousness and its found objects — other bodies, the natural world, and cultural detritus — cannot be separated.
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You've heard: The plastic detritus drifts through the wind, gets stuck in trees, kills whales, and lasts pretty much forever in landfills.
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Hendry subsequently produced a band of silicone synthetic skin, which is pigmented with powders made of plastic detritus from the artist's studio.
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Scraps of visual imagery whirl by, in the way one sees detritus from one's waking life subtly or frighteningly distorted in dreams.
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As her three daughters yawn into the kitchen she grabs hats and gloves from the detritus of childhood strewn across the room.
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How do we deal with the physical and digital detritus after something has been abandoned or someone is no longer with us?
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Three grotesque, wax-covered creatures sit in a darkened space littered with detritus and lit by lava lamps and colorful stage lights.
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The replicas are accurate down to the tiniest detail — from the colour of the popsicles, to the detritus found in the samples.
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On the one hand, they're scavengers who clean detritus and generally don't bother fish (although they can eat coral if they're desperate).
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It's especially fascinating to watch the series grapple with the idea of its characters living among the detritus of its old mythology.
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These formations include boulders and other rocky detritus that appears to have been deposited at higher elevations as the tsunamis rushed inland.
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Sure enough, I spotted another lizard wrapped around a rock and a couple more hidden among the mess of stones and detritus.
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Vital information about the history and evolution of flora can be gleaned from the detritus preserved in the teeth of the dead.
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Almond milk, which is essentially watery nut detritus, was recently excoriated after consumers realized how much water is needed to make it.
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The timing meant that the fire's detritus was absorbed by the vines, before budbreak; and will therefore carry molecules into the skins.
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Later, on a walk through a field, Mr. Ashurst pointed to the detritus left by migrants — food tins in Spanish, plastic bags.
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Officials have warned scores of island towns that they must clean up the detritus in which standing water collects, incubating new mosquitoes.
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He wanted to get away from burning woody debris, and accelerate the process of turning that wood detritus back into healthy soil.
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There is the shock and disbelief of the survivors, the detritus of a shattered army washed up on a suddenly alien landscape.
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But what is apparent is that WWE is in the business of creating new realities out of the detritus of the old.
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Roads are blocked with detritus, trees turned to tinder, homes reduced to mounds of stone and rusted tin shards cleaved from roofs.
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In her poems, the "animal" body can also become detritus, like the carcasses of big game after the trophies have been collected.
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Some is the detritus of partygoers: a red plastic lighter, a beer can slit open along the side, an emptied energy drink.
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In any shared shower facility, you're going to find the the obvious post-workout body detritus—sweat, skin cells, clumps of hair.
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An officer at the scene said it appeared the detritus "might have been left there by some homeless person," Lieutenant Hudson said.
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Dutch and Australian emergency workers found missile fragments and detritus from the Boeing 777 that were later used to identify the weapon.
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But any reasonable sampling of his tweets would also include dumb jokes, memes, and the conversational detritus for which Twitter is known.
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When the first warm days of spring arrive, the winter-worn leaves stiffen upright and cast off the weight of autumn's detritus.
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However authorities could not reach some of the hardest-hit areas because of downed trees, damaged roads and detritus blocking their paths.
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But now that all the detritus has risen to the surface, what better time than now to skim it off the top?
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Despite the detritus of construction, pilgrims from all walks of life — and their dogs — are invited to poke around on Saturdays and Sundays.
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In another room, Cyrus Kabiru photographs himself in eyewear he fashions from the detritus of urban life, transforming himself into an Afrofuturist cyborg.
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It also allowed Creed to shed the weird detritus that the Rocky franchise had accumulated over the previous four decades (like that robot).
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For me, the purple scrunchie was a mystery to be unraveled, the kind of cultural detritus we're expected to accept with a shrug.
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" The result was a list of criteria revolving around "goop, detritus, 'live' elements, fragrances, and bodies," as well as "architecture, algorithms, and […] ecosystems.
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West of that is endless desert and an area littered with the detritus of migration—discarded water bottles, shirts, jackets, hats, shoes, backpacks.
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Bits of trash, broken bicycles and other detritus pock this oft bubbling body of filthy water that identifies the run-down Shitamachi neighborhood.
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Set in the frozen mud is a mosaic of industrial detritus, bits of brick and pipe, beer cans and a discarded condom wrapper.
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It's an immense amount of access granted to a sea of software detritus, and it's likely the situation is similar for you, too.
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As King takes us on a thorough, but out-of-focus, tour under Rob and Blac's bed, he spies a lot of detritus.
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GUY FIERI&aposS NEW CHICKEN RESTAURANT AT DISNEY WORLD HAS APPROPRIATE NAME The gregarious Eurasian crows deposit the detritus into a small box.
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Though the launch detritus landed within the planned fallout zone, the unusually dry, blustering conditions may have provided a dangerous amount of kindling.
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The film also plays up the bloodletting aspects of the story, with recreated footage of vials, tubes, needles, and lab detritus appearing throughout.
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The large walled compound containing the monuments is strewn with the detritus of firecrackers, set off to protect the dead from evil spirits.
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The move follows criticism that Facebook underpays content moderators forced to constantly slog through the worst digital detritus that humanity has to offer.
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I figured the vac would get caught up on the Lego detritus that tends to show up when you have a young child.
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Around the sculpture's base are cast-bronze assemblages of detritus recovered from around the island, apparently the only direct connection to the place.
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You look around: there's an empty condom wrapper, your clothes, your phone (which nearly dead) and various detritus from your mystery hookup's life.
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Except in most cases there was no house, just a concrete slab and the crushing detritus of lives washed away by the sea.
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"Cats really trigger people's emotions," Moseby told me, sitting behind the wheel of her truck, littered with the detritus of a peripatetic life.
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Detritus of health-in-decline littered the room: an unkempt bed, pill bottles on the dresser, medical apparatuses designed for the failing skeleton.
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Holley's sculptures piece together rebar, broken-down instruments, old lamps, typewriters, and other detritus, showing objects decayed and stripped down to their textures.
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Beckey and Saul Sampson plucked a broken plastic chair off the beach and filled a bag with other detritus left by the storm.
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When you throw out all the detritus of traffic engineering, it becomes much easier to make beautiful places where people want to walk.
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As lymph flows through the body, it takes up excess fluid and detritus from the tissues — usually dead cells and sometimes invading bacteria.
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I collect lobster trap detritus, seal bones, fishing rope and other objects that wash up on the shore and construct objects with them.
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The natural detritus of the California woods — old bay and willow leaves, spent bracken and downed logs — looked ominous in the orange light.
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The boys and all their stuff — clothing, homework, sports gear, musical instruments, and piles of beloved childhood detritus in their rooms — stay put.
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Mixed in with the regular detritus of the school day, the crumpled sweatshirts and food wrappers, was a blatantly inappropriate Thanksgiving-themed worksheet.
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In another, the charred detritus of the fire — set by a person or persons unknown — littered the street outside the old voting headquarters.
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He knew the hidden details, and told vibrant, strangely funny stories featuring the grit and detritus of hardscrabble lives in the fetid South.
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The neighborhood was calm on Sunday afternoon, and some residents cleaned up some of the detritus left over from the previous night's violence.
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A bodily form emerges from a heap of rhinestones, fake jewels, Mardi Gras beads, watches, an empty Corona bottle, and other lustrous detritus.
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The guest of honor, a Virginia opossum named Starfish, sat curled atop a pink fleece bomber jacket, spitting out chewed-up almond detritus.
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It's also the time for spring cleaning and ridding your life of detritus, those things you don't need anymore and maybe some bad spirits.
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They're down there building these tracks, so all they would have is the detritus around them and the helmets they were able to scavenge.
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But Radtke interrogates this established reading by contrasting the treatment of printed images and digital ones, extended further to contrast physical and digital detritus.
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Lesser future design fiction projects resemble mediocre advertising, the detritus of CES or the fever dreams of a self-styled futurist like AOL's Shingy.
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"I loved you ... but did you really love me?" a tormented Barney thinks as he reckons with the detritus of his pop culture legacy.
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Since 2014, he's used the moniker Nerftoss for a string of asymmetrical and overwhelming electronic releases that feel lovingly cobbled together from digital detritus.
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Left on the street, the memorials don't last for long; some are picked over, and others fade away into the detritus of sidewalk life.
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Drive through Fayetteville today and you'll pass house after house emptied of belongings, the mud-stained detritus piled high on curbs across the county.
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During an interview today with detritus collector Mike Allen, Ryan talked about a lot of things that I did not bother to listen to.
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That means great tunes, great memories with friends, and wading through fields of discarded water bottles, pizza crusts, and other unmentionable post-party detritus.
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Nearby, in what had been the newsroom, file folders, reporters' notebooks and other detritus lay scattered on the floor, evidence of a hasty retreat.
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One reason for our relocation: Don and I want to release our girls from the responsibility of dealing with the detritus accumulated over decades.
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We've all been surrounded by the detritus of several post-pay-day blow-out receipts, hovering dangerously close to the bottom of our overdraft.
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These weren't headline hounds sniffing around in the daily detritus that washes over a casual consumer over the course of a daily news cycle.
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It was the only nice thing in the room—the floor matted with clothes, empty cans of soda, and beer glinting among the detritus.
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How else to explain Alan Gershwin's encyclopedic knowledge of Gershwin lore and esoterica and a Manhattan apartment made uninhabitable by heaps of Gershwin detritus?
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Vale has said it will invest some $400 million from 2020 to reduce its reliance on tailings dams, which store muddy detritus from mining.
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Basically, this means hurling ladders, columns, toilets, palm trees, air conditioning units, or whatever dangerous detritus comes your way into an increasingly unstable tower.
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Each of their photos includes the tools involved and detritus accumulated in making these 3-D dioramas, some of which take months to complete.
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"I could really see us having kids here," he whispered into my ear as we tiptoed over the detritus of squatters and failed contractors.
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In fact, they're bits of dust and fine-grained detritus embedded in adhesive vinyl tile that can be walked on, to quietly magical effect.
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Searchers will begin sifting through landfill detritus there on Tuesday and continue for at least 35 days until they make it through the area.
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And the detritus of family life lay about: soaked diaper boxes, scattered roller skates, tiny cowboy boots and a baby doll floating face down.
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Her swim, which was done to raise awareness of plastic and other detritus in the Thames, began near the river's source, in the Cotswolds.
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Detritus from dead plants and animals that settled to the bottom was buried by sediment and broke down into methane after million of years.
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One by one, they are just what they appear to be, which is the defective luxury detritus that Trump has always trailed behind him.
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Because local composters, at urban farms, educate their suppliers, they don't need to remove plastic bags, twist-ties and other detritus from their feedstock.
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The ease at which a single bud can go missing has become the source of chronic stress dreams and mounting detritus on subway tracks.
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From shipwreck artifacts to everyday trash, Below the Surface is a digital archive for centuries of human detritus, all exhumed from an Amsterdam canal.
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It would not have taken much to push all this detritus out of the frame of the photograph, but our cameraman did not bother.
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And it's that curating, juxtaposing, and sorting through decades of detritus that makes the museum more than just an Ali Baba's cave of consumerism.
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In February, Trump signed a bill repealing the EPA's Stream Protection Rule, which would have stopped coal companies from dumping strip mining detritus in waterways.
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Because it is propelled by wind and waves, as well as the current, it outpaces the plastic detritus that is driven solely by the ocean.
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Amid it all are the detritus of film references, workshop tools, and written notes too small to read in the shrunken copies in the book.
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Grechen Shirley apologizes again for the chaos as she looks around at the toys strewn across the living room, the detritus of two happy children.
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Built with the collected detritus of art fairs, The Fair Housing Project illustrates just how much good material is thrown away once the tents fall.
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He had a particular affinity with Greece, another country where the landscape contains both traces of ancient mysteries and the detritus of sordid modern arguments.
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If Jackson Pollock introduced detritus (and even squashed flies) to the canvas picture-plane, then Bowling has sorted through the trash in an organized fashion.
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The detritus of improvised ordnance fired by the jihadists, including a cooking-gas canister welded on a rocket, suggests they may be short of material.
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In the late '70s, however, Washington turned away from his drawings and sculptures to produce assemblage works that transformed everyday detritus into fantastical, futuristic figures.
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We aren't trying to impose legibility or create collaged meaning through the juxtaposition of the referenced paintings and the fragmentary detritus produced by educational experiences.
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Much of the discourse around the show isn't about its quality, but about the number of references the show makes to 23s pop culture detritus.
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Light fixtures hang at an eerily low height and the room is piled with papers and office detritus that suggest disrepair, neglect, and ineffective policies.
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It is, however, well-stocked with dismembered store mannequins, wooden packing crates, tires, mattresses, an old piano and assorted other detritus of the modern world.
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Fast forward six months, when "the detritus would have been cleaned up and the feelings smoothed out as far as betrayal and misery," he said.
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You could argue that they are things nobody cares about, the type of detritus that is lost all the time, everywhere, for lots of reasons.
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Instead, the only thing for the player to do is walk amongst the pixelated detritus, occasionally witnessing a floating crystal or talking to a person.
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Alvin Carrasco squatted beneath a tree, manning a grill fashioned from a metal tray and fueled by the branches and detritus left from the storm.
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Even worse is the human detritus of emissions that spurs climate change—waste that can't be plucked up or sifted out or even readily observed.
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There are fewer overdoses now, but it is still littered with hypodermic packages and other detritus of narcotics, as well as a pall of sadness.
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The detritus may even be recycled, Dr. Kenyon speculated, into building blocks needed to make the new proteins that are required to develop an embryo.
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Along with the idea that you eat the detritus of the world, and you make it new, and you enrich the world through that process.
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In October, a swastika scrawled on a sign next to the word "media" was found in the detritus of a Donald Trump rally in Florida.
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Houses reduced to piles of blackened iron and scorched homewares, fireplaces, and brick chimney stacks standing in the detritus like obelisks from a bygone era.
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The video shows wires dangling from the walls, ventilation equipment and detritus including discarded clothing and what looked like the remains of wooden storage shelves.
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Grabbing both sides, I hold my breath and make my way to the bright front room ignoring the piles of rotten food, insects, and detritus.
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Although endowed with a primate mind, he was a being far from the twisted detritus of humankind; he preserved the purity of his creator's instincts.
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But as Republicans sifted through the detritus of their failed effort to replace the Affordable Care Act, they were finding fault almost everywhere they looked.
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An important aspect of Noland's vision has always been her exacting attention to objects and images that might otherwise be dismissed as detritus or ephemera.
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Pads from computer keyboards, toothbrushes, bottle caps and other detritus are woven together to create sculptures that drape and cascade and bulge from the walls.
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The gallery's former walls were caked with layers of paint, and Cárdenas sanded several pieces of removed detritus to reveal these records of exhibitions past.
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Jenner's formula isn't usually viable for the long term, (Hollywood is littered with the tragic detritus of toxic show-parent relationships), but it works for her.
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Most viewers will recognize the influence of Jasper Johns in Gocker's work: the color schemes and inclusion of detritus or trash-like objects in the painting.
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He collected detritus from gutters in his hometown, Oslo, and also from rooftops in several cities that he visited to play jazz or to attend conferences.
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There is also a lot of strange corporate detritus, including a painting labeled "George W. Bush" that does not look like him and a RadioShack putter.
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As often as she chronicles the activities of her kids, she chronicles detritus in the street (things she put there herself and things she takes home).
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His sperm will regenerate in the form of his thousands of sons and daughters, while his body decomposes and mixes with the detritus of the sea.
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Just look at what's in there — all the dinner detritus and crusty dishes you've promised to clean later, only to leave it in there for weeks.
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The Internet Archive—the site that catalogs the world's digital detritus—has scooped up hundreds of publicly available military PowerPoints and preserved them for public consumption.
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THE VIDEO PANS from the empty lot outside the factory to the interior, where metal parts lie in a heap, detritus of a bankrupt steel company.
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Still a youngling when the attack came, Cal fled and ended up on a scrap planet breaking down ships and other detritus from the Clone Wars.
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He's a maestro of detritus, a visual poet of ordinary things, infusing them with political, historical, cultural, emotional, and spiritual import, often involving matters of race.
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An hour later, they piled broken televisions, rusted metal and bags of assorted detritus into the truck and left, said Rafeek Mohamed, the trucking company's owner.
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Even the orbiter's star trackers (navigational aids that help orient Rosetta in space) detected an uptick in reflected light off the scattered detritus of the outburst.
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Children's clothes, university textbooks and human remains are scattered between mangled doorways and sheets of corrugated iron, the detritus of life in a city half-destroyed.
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"It extends in a thin little line, just like a high-water mark, for miles along the beach," Pyle wrote about the detritus of the battle.
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If your company (like many others) uses Zoom in order to do its teleconferencing, you can hide all of that detritus using Zoom's Virtual Background feature.
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If your company (like many others) uses Zoom in order to do its teleconferencing, you can hide all of that detritus using Zoom's Virtual Background feature.
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Because my mother downsized and my father died, not only is the basement full of my stuff, there's two generations' worth of detritus down there, lurking.
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The patch, a gyre of trash between California and Hawaii, comprises an estimated 1.8 trillion pieces of scattered detritus, including at least 87,000 tons of plastic.
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Again, the work calls for a trigger warning as the detritus recalls images of earthquakes and other disasters in which bodies are partially buried under rubble.
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Everywhere along the city's coastline and beyond, detritus of all kinds demonstrated the highest point the ocean reached, and how much plastic trash was in it.
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Directed by David Neumann, with the spectacular scenic installation designed by Steven Dufala, this cunning show finds universal common ground in one man's field of detritus.
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"El Mar" is more art film than traditional documentary, with images of gathering storms, migrant detritus, swarms of ants and eerie fields of razor-sharp cactuses.
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Detritus from the American war effort was then growing so fast there was not enough space to burn, bury or destroy all of it at once.
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Just offshore, yellow-starred Vietnamese flags fluttered off the bows of bright blue wooden ships, the detritus of life spent at sea strewn about the decks.
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David Hammons's art, which also made use of urban detritus, resonated with the pain, anger, and absurdity of being a black man in the United States.
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After hanging a mobile crafted from the wire and other detritus that had rained from the room's ceiling, he added two dozen handprints to the wall.
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Before seeking a new commercial tenant, she wants to find the right way to dispose of all the old equipment, file cabinets and other workplace detritus.
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And even if giving our digital detritus a dollar amount did increase our ability to resist privacy policies, there's no consensus on how to calculate value.
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The scale has cut the amount of cooking detritus I left over in half, since I just put a bowl on the scale and dumped everything together.
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The French "Garden Party" follows a cadre of amphibians as they pick over the detritus of a luxurious party at an opulent estate mysteriously devoid of residents.
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His wall pieces, which use lace, fabric, painted paper, ribbon, tissue with lipstick print, beaded necklaces and sequins, are about the detritus one leaves behind at death.
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Instead, let your Roomba 2753 ($900) loose to find its way into the nooks and crannies of your apartment, hoovering up crumbs and detritus along the way.
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Instead, let your Roomba 980 ($900) loose to find its way into the nooks and crannies of your apartment, hoovering up crumbs and detritus along the way.
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This piece, the "Rime of the Last Fisherman," which goes along with a short story of the same title, shows an ocean clogged with detritus and trash.
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The opposite of the minimalist-inspired sculpture I saw at other BOS studios, the series aptly titled "Animal" feels like the detritus of a world gone wrong.
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Jamie Vartan's set surrounds a spare playing space with loads of hotel detritus: piles of clothes hangers and dusty tables strewn with hangers, coffee cups and such.
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Related: Microscopic Photos of Wood Are Gorgeous Biological Abstractions | Conservation Lab Artist Brings Glitch Aesthetic to Carved Wooden Sculptures Found Railroad Detritus Is a Marvel at Sunset
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Formerly the head of a design company, the artist quit his day-job and sold the company four years ago in order to create detritus-amassed art.
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I grew even more excited when I realized how clearly pink stood out when I inevitably dropped a tool in the musty detritus of a forest floor.
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Then I started to go to porn cinemas to photograph the remains on the floor: blood and semen stains, any kind of detritus, used condoms, and shadows.
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The lyrics describe presence and absence — finding the physical detritus of a relationship in her pockets and memories in her mind, sensing the weight of what's gone.
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And these things are fantastic for storing all the weird kitchen detritus that piles up over time, like rubber bands, coupons, gum, bag clips and so on.
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In addition to its modest scale and dependence on disposable detritus, it does not fit into the groupings and definitions we associate with these materials and processes.
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But what with marriage, in 1999, to Renaud Selmès, the birth of a son in 2000 and the attendant acquisition of baby detritus, a move was unavoidable.
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Brief hiatuses in London, where she worked for The Sunday Times, reveal the detritus of her personal life and the mental and physical toll of her work.
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Mifflin and her hockey cohort were obliged to practice in a football stadium parking lot where they dodged the detritus of weekend tailgates (briquettes and beer cans).
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What appears to be a collection of fragments, the remains of assorted personal disasters and the detritus of a lost empire, is in truth capable of unity.
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While humans can sort the grapes from the twigs, leaves and other detritus that probably come with them, a vibrating sorting table can do it much faster.
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But to me, the extravagant care and attention Mr. Agematsu lavishes on the forgotten detritus of his adopted city seem, most of all, like a love story.
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As indicated by Derek McLane's warehouse of a set, stuffed with the detritus of decades of showbiz, it is a story about theatrical artists, vivid and nostalgic.
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"Driftloaf Totem (Red & White)" (2017) includes pieces of foam that suggest the formless gyres of detritus floating around in our oceans — but the sculpture also includes bread.
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The zircon grains in question are referred to as detritus, because they formed in magma but were deposited in the geologically-important sandstone at Jack Hills, Australia.
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On a shelf above his head, however, sits a memento mori for an ed-tech project: a computer monitor still in its box, covered in dust and detritus.
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Cobbling together their initial rosters from the detritus incumbent clubs choose to make available, expansion teams typically need several years to develop young talent and acquire appropriate veterans.
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The left bank is piled high with the detritus of the Rockies, driftwood hulks of massive pine trees and dark silt that suctioned my feet with each step.
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I mucked out a pen with a big fork and emptied it into a giant compost pile, where a friendly chicken was mooching around, pecking at the detritus.
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That fluid surges in and sloshes around, washing away the day's detritus of proteins and other waste substances that might harm the brain if they aren't cleared out.
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Otherworldly In the Three Worlds, sentient nonhuman species are a dime a dozen, and the detritus of countless lost civilizations is embedded in a lush, magic-infused landscape.
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Not only does it have sensitive wires that need to be perfectly aligned to charge properly, it's also a pocket for catching all sorts of debris and detritus.
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The lights were rarely on, sewage flowed in the streets and the jagged, rusting detritus of the 1980s war with Iran was scattered everywhere across a polluted landscape.
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His work, for example, faithfully continues certain rural handcraft and gendered family traditions, while his own itinerant lifestyle necessarily drags the detritus of many places into his practice.
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But note as well instrumentals designated "Mexican Fenders #1" and "#2," a guitar-not-car metaphor that evokes the shambolic fuzz and droll electronic detritus he smears everywhere.
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Berlin-based artists Taslima Ahmed and Manuel Gnam — who work together under the moniker Flame — mimic the detritus of an Internet culture reduced strictly to social media platforms.
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By accumulating a larger mass of drama, season two has found itself with more detritus, and it's led the show to lean into its soapier, more satirical side.
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If he's in the process of discarding the detritus of his parents' lives, it may just be that this is going slowly, especially if he's an only child.
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The locals walk home, to the houses with their names etched outside and the flags hanging from balconies, to clear up the detritus of the parties they hosted.
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The glass aperture of the dome has bloomed an algal green, like the inside of a fish tank, and the detritus of decaying leaves blocks the recessed skylight.
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Born in 1962 in Karachi, Ms. Bhabha lives and works in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Using found materials and everyday detritus, the artist explores themes of colonialism, war and displacement.
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Keeping up to speed with the galactic firehouse of daily internet detritus that gets blasted at our eyeballs every minute of every day can be a taxing endeavor.
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Within a few days, Mr. McFarland and the rest of his executive team had left the island, their site strewn with mattresses, empty Champagne bottles and other detritus.
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Vale's Brumadinho tailings dam, used to store the muddy detritus from mining, collapsed on Friday, killing at least 84 in one of Brazil's largest industrial accidents on record.
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He spoke of how remnants of bristlecones, including the detritus of Prometheus, reveal how climate has changed in the past and how it might change in the future.
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The 2016 presidential debates devolved into name-calling and outright lying, leaving fields of detritus for the fact checkers to clean up, but the damage was already done.
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Clean-up teams will move in on January 8 to remove the mountains of detritus and sludge, and to fix the parts of the canal that need repairing.
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Buy a cardboard bin ($95 or $186) to fill with all your previously non-recyclable empties, like sheet mask detritus, and return to TerraCycle with a prepaid UPS label.
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Currently, if you have a penchant for croissants, toast, or Frosted Mini-Wheats, a single speck of detritus from your meal can spell the end of a typing session.
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Mr LeBreton reckons that a fleet of booms could, by 2040, sweep up virtually all the non-tiny detritus, but only if plastic leakage into the sea is stanched.
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His bosses have warned him to end his habit of collecting boxing detritus — namely, the sweaty, discarded hand wraps — which he auctions off to raise money for indigent boxers.
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The goal was to make it harder to find videos full of conspiracy theories, fake news and all that other detritus that occasionally sent advertisers fleeing from the platform.
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In fact, the Herculean task of cleaning up the detritus of war has become one of the biggest obstacles in the region's struggle to patch up its shattered cities.
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Mountain is even more minimalist, akin to watching a meadow slowly bloom as strange bits of detritus slowly fill up the geological rock players are asked to passively inhabit.
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The grounds are covered with work by Jirayr — assembled from discarded bottles, furniture, shoes, and other detritus — as well as several of the artists who have spent time there.
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After a while, it was impossible to get into the room; you just had to shoulder barge the door, throw your detritus inside and then let it slam again.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads To most people, fossilized candy, hairballs, and animal bones belong in the trash, but for Yuji Agematsu, such detritus deserves preservation for posterity.
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Because it's powered on by the lunchtime detritus that's left underneath your fingernails and your unwashed limbs, doing the sex with another human at a music festival is gross.
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I especially took joy in finding photos, memes, and other web detritus that I didn't own (oops) and printing out those — something I'm guessing Fujifilm might officially frown upon.
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We need to maintain a space for people who refuse to take that deal, and understand that a person's identity is more than the sum of their online detritus.
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Investors have grown anxious in the wake of that disaster about the rising risk of tailings dams, which are effectively depositories for the muddy detritus of the mining process.
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They need crowbars and push brooms, plus hammers to yank every tiny nail from the studs, snow shovels to scoop up the detritus and wheelbarrows to cart it away.
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The works exemplify her adeptness at transforming detritus into elegant abstractions with alluring optical depth, as well as her long-lasting exploration of order within chaos, and vice versa.
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Last fall, the neighborhood artist and designer Scooter LaForge opened his show, "How to Create a Monsterpiece," which consisted of detritus-filled collages that are alternately whimsical and creepy.
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Goldin chronicled her struggle in photos, like Dope on My Rug, New York from 2016, showing a carpet strewn with pharmaceutical detritus, cigarettes, straws, a lighter, and a cellphone.
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Danielle Goldman — the dancer who, in "Sidewalk," carefully shed items of clothing — is now the steward of this detritus, resembling some kind of insect in head-to-toe pink.
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Frightened by the town's Islamic fundamentalism, Fadhma rails against the man who put him up to it: her own brother, who scavenges contraband merchandise from the detritus of war.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Enacting the Text: Performing with Words, currently on view at the Center for Book Arts, uses performance art's detritus as its starting point.
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The "river" is strewn with detritus including discarded bottles, boots, an alarm clock, a trashed tire, and an outdated, television — the refuse of the American dream of unlimited consumerism.
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Many flies do an enormous service for us and the planet by cleaning up all sorts of the biological world's detritus, from dead wood to the slime in drainpipes.
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Something doesn't track here, and the curators have seemingly ignored clearer examples of Dada-inspired architecture like Kurt Schwitters' "Merzbau" (1927–1933) and Thomas Hirschhorn's contemporary installations of detritus.
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A tailings dam, used to store the muddy detritus of the mining process, collapsed on Friday, killing at least 20153 in one of Brazil's largest industrial accidents on record.
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The open, modular floor plans are filled with the delectable detritus of a lifetime of thinking and designing: African masks, bright Afghan textiles, little prototypes for toys never built.
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Almost all of the largest whale species today, including blue whales and right whales, are navigating an increasingly urbanized ocean, full of larger and faster ships, noise and detritus.
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Over footage of detritus in parks and on sidewalks, Carlson pressed his guest, the Manhattan Institute's Seth Barron, about why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's district in Queens was so dirty.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "The prison has become a black hole into which the detritus of contemporary capitalism is deposited," writes Angela Davis in Are Prisons Obsolete?
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We stopped at a cleared plot of land about a quarter of a mile from the river, where the detritus of the leather industry was heaped in large piles.
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So, it may be scary and there may come a day when an earbud finds a new home at a train station in Brooklyn tucked alongside other forgotten detritus.
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Ms. Ryan took him to the second floor of what would be the shop, where workers were busily clearing out detritus, and gestured toward the end of the space.
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We are all consuming at unsustainable rates, and we are faced with the prospect of constructing new forms with the detritus of our own making — a shapeless, speckled lump.
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Excavations took place from 2003 to 2012, the draining of the Damrak and the Rokin sections of the Amstel River revealing the centuries of detritus layered beneath the water.
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The effect is a confounding message of strength in the midst of detritus and decomposition, raising questions about both the traditional and enduring male-centric representations of women in history.
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They were just visually inspired by all of this all of these destroyed cornfields, and all of the trash and detritus that was deposited by the winds throughout Sioux City.
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Overall, more than 7,000 people experience homelessness in San Francisco, where detritus indicative of human suffering on the street stands in stark contrast with the city's overall tech-fueled wealth.
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Earlier this month, she circulated a WhatsApp video showing her wrecked house, a flimsy blue tarp covering the roof and a rat-infested pile of hurricane detritus in her yard.
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Ephemera from Zanisnik's life (X-rays, photographs, the detritus of New Jersey landscapes) often make their way into his pieces; these site-specific structures tend to envelope an entire space.
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I can recall endless beheadings, animal killings, torture, hangings, and other morbid detritus, but the one thing that made me renounce all of it was a video of a kitten.
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And because comforters are normally used over a top sheet, they don't require an additional layer of fabric for protection from skin oil, sweat, and other nighttime body detritus, either.
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We were also the first children raised on Stevens Spielberg and King, on all that cultural detritus that conferred a veneer of legitimacy on the folklore of aliens and ghosts.
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Franco's choice to reimagine a piece of hetero camp detritus as a girl-on-girl love story seems obvious, considering his enthusiasm for trashy tropes and fixation on queer culture.
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But when a system's got over 1,800 games available for it (all of which can be played on 3DS, of course), there's always going to be substantial deadweight and detritus.
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Ultimately, it is proof that no matter how deep we bury them underneath the earth, every decaying piece of detritus and garbage bag will come back to haunt our future.
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Even if no branches breach the roof, tarps are handy for post-storm cleanup: Just pile the detritus on and drag it en masse to where it needs to go.
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We stood on a landscape of rubble, oyster shells, ancient animal bones and a crazy jigsaw of tile, the detritus of what London ate and built for thousands of years.
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We stood on a landscape of rubble, oyster shells, ancient animal bones and a crazy jigsaw of tile, the detritus of what London ate and built for thousands of years.
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In a letter sent last week to Exelon's chief executive, Christopher M. Crane, Maryland officials called on the company to provide resources to help remove the detritus from the bay.
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It spotlighted two 300-pound resin-coated sculptures suspended overhead, fusing forms associated with pairs of ages; Harvest/Excess involved a rat, plows, a cornucopia and an accumulation of detritus.
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I ran the bottoms of my sunburned feet along the raised pattern of the splatter, imagining the aftermath of a rainbow-colored rainstorm or the detritus of a birthday piñata.
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Among the detritus to survive my late adolescence are a few cases of cassettes, dozens of paper books, a crate of vinyl albums, and many plastic albums filled with CDs.
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The detritus of discarded ideas and recordings is everywhere: vintage tape apparatus (mostly Lasse's) and a small loudspeaker Jenny used as a sound effect until she decided it was too toylike.
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Some of the initial charm of The Blaze's early releases are lost as well, no longer leaking into the 3AM detritus of the smoking area but blasting from the main stage.
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The show's popularity left an array of pop culture detritus in its wake, from a Saturday Night Live parody with Chris Farley as the volatile Leo Johnson to controversial wall calendars.
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Living by the ocean has clearly been an inspiration – from its atmospheric light to the detritus one inevitably finds washed on the shore, to the bright iridescent coloration of certain seashells.
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Same went for the garbage, because I guess at the time I imagined my mom to be some kind of suspicious raccoon that combed through all the detritus in the house.
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The 20-foot sea goddess rises, trailing her train of paper and detritus, in the vaulted hall outside the Riviera Courtyard, creating a new conversation with one of Detroit's cultural treasures.
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The videos often fall to the bottom of search results like so much of the other potato-quality detritus on YouTube, only to be discovered by the desperate and willfully delusional.
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To make Renderlands, Young scavenged digital detritus from VFX movie models and 3D game assets that remain on studio hard drives—the remnants of what he says are cancelled production jobs.
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Related: Hand-Cut Collages Take Aim at Consumerism and Pop Culture Cut-Out Collages Turn Medical Magazines into 'Lord of the Flies' Characters Intricate Collages Turn Everyday Detritus into Iconic Portraits
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Scott Pawlowski, who manages cultural and natural resources at the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument, swims silently through the wreckage, picking up modern detritus along the way.
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To escape from the monotonous reality of working life and the crumbling detritus of an EU-less Britain in order to cram as much fun into five solid days as possible.
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McKenzie suggested the Tostee group had longevity simply because of the amount of personal detritus Tostee had left scattered about the internet, including a full defence of his actions on bodybuilding.com.
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In response to all this digital detritus has risen a cottage industry of recyclers, from multi-million-dollar corporations to local nonprofits to fly-by-night, back-of-the-van scammers.
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As light rays pass through these eerie stellar cemeteries, they will become distorted by the atomic and molecular detritus of exploded star guts, an effect that the spectrograph can pick up.
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We're used to interacting with memes as if they are free from the detritus of heavier, offline cultural moments: a flash in the pan meme doesn't usually bear too much scrutiny.
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I'm writing from a mountaintop in Italy, among the detritus of the Cold War arms race — a decommissioned military base that once was one of NATO's "ACE-High" communications relay sites.
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I did some digging—please excuse the mental image that conjures up—and found colon therapy proponents commonly describe rotting detritus—"mucoid plaque"—as coating the walls of the gastrointestinal tract.
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But for the revolving cast of digital librarians in Reddit's data hoarding community, saving as much of our digital detritus from destruction as possible is just another day on the net.
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Rauschenberg's work is messier, more chaotic, his "Scatole Personali" the detritus of a mind in the midst of thought, cluttered with photographs and arranged found objects from ram's horns to pebbles.
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The series is full of people who have turned away from Meyerism — or are in the process of turning — and find their lives overcome with the emotional detritus from that decision.
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Umbrico aims to demystify the black box device and to engage the public in creative modes of transforming and visualizing the electronic detritus that accumulates in our homes and in landfills.
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The multihued detritus was perhaps more numerous than usual, since this year's parade was made longer than in years past, in part to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising.
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The animosity I caused with my guerrilla landscaping only ended when I removed the offending wall of organic detritus and she invested in a tasteful latticed fence to stop my whining.
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Researchers agree that cleaning out your detritus is good for you in general and may be extra helpful in the springtime, when many people are still shaking off seasonal affective disorder.
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What's certain is that plastic is outliving millions of birds dying with stomachs filled with detritus, or ocean life consuming microplastics flowing up the food chain -- all the way to us.
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I heard more about that in Avdiivka's Prom Zone, a Mad Max–looking industrial wasteland filled with the detritus of war that serves as the base for Ukraine's 92nd Mechanized Brigade.
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For all of his talk of homelessness, Mr. Trump indicated to reporters that his sympathies rested with the taxpayers, rich immigrants and business leaders forced to wade through California's urban detritus.
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By the middle of the race, the tents resembled a MASH unit, littered with discarded gauze, wrappers, bottles and the other detritus from trying to keep a body in one piece.
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James Ferraro's Far Side Virtual, released the same year, assembled cheap MIDI presets, the Skype login sound, and other bits of pointedly contemporary digital detritus into a gratingly cheery faux-muzak orchestra.
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They can be seen in Israel above a rubbish dump near the southern Israeli city of Beersheba, where they feed during the day and circulate on warm air rising from the detritus.
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His works echo the playful tone set by Cholnoky in the first gallery, with the skillful layering of detritus into strong, formal compositions uniting these artists' two very different bodies of work.
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Arlen's world is full of broken TVs, giant boomboxes, AK-47s, booty shorts, crinkled July Fourth decorations, ceaseless ecstasy-fueled raves, and Statue of Liberty Halloween costumes — all the detritus of Americana.
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Returning to 3,000 unread emails is also not an appealing prospect, so five minutes deleting the detritus while the rest of the family is in the shower seems like a reasonable compromise.
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The group also dispatched volunteers to knock on doors at houses that didn't have a massive pile of household muck at the curb -- a sure sign that putrid detritus still lingered inside.
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Built with the collected detritus of art fairs — crate lids, shipping containers, and foam padding — The Fair Housing Project illustrates just how much good material is thrown away once the tents fall.
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Hecker took 15th-century choral works and turned them into collections of digital detritus, and he worked with the Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhansson on new arrangements that complemented the warped original work.
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I then glued various small circuit boards from smartphones and tv remotes—along with various other pieces of digital detritus—to the boards to create the illusion of city blocks and buildings.
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The characters in the film are wrapped up in the making of movies and shows destined to become cultural detritus, kept alive today only by the enthusiasm of the likes of Tarantino.
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Later that day, photojournalist Marc Lester used a small plane to capture a chilling photo of Vine Road, a major artery, fractured like a puzzle, detritus scattered across it like broken toys.
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We accompany Ms. Purcell on several visits to a scrapyard in Owls Head, Me., a 13-acre warren of detritus that is really a work of environmental art in its own right.
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"One of the attributes of human beings is they gather detritus that means something to them, and they assume at some point it will have some cultural or financial value," he said.
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Since then, major environmental laws have helped clean up much of the vivid toxic detritus in the soil, air, and water in the US. But our challenges today are no less daunting.
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Wearing a hard hat and a fluorescent slicker, she traverses a London overlaid with smartphone detritus: emojis, message notifications, text balloons and, at the end, a giant map pin weightily stalking her.
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For example, for a period when I was working around the motif of the still life, I made several paintings about detritus, which used to just be an element of the work.
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Collectively, these processes are beginning to be recognized by scientists as the Anthropocene, a newly formulated geological epoch in which the detritus of humanity is observable in the makeup of the world.
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The same person who thinks nothing of littering on a subway car or platform will think nothing of leaving their detritus behind for the next occupant of the shared car to enjoy.
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The moderators who sift through the toxic detritus of social media have gained the spotlight recently, but they've been important for far longer — longer than internet giants would like you to know.
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For household chemicals, cats and dogs, which tend to spend nearly all their time in the home and happily hoover up whatever detritus falls on the floor, may be particularly useful sentinels.
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The university on Wednesday asked government departments for help removing "dangerous materials" from the site, which is littered with rotting waste and detritus of the siege, requesting authorities take a "humane" approach.
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It stumbles around my house like a drunken child, Ping-Ponging between walls, colliding with floor detritus and cats and inevitably becoming trapped beneath a chair or tangled up in a sock.
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At times, it feels like a eulogy for a city that — with mounds of detritus below and construction cranes soaring above — looks like it is being razed and rebuilt while you watch.
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There are no piles of fallen windows, no molding bits of plaster scattered like dirty snow, no kicked in doors, just the barely perceptible shapes of boxes and detritus cloaked in shadows.
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The university on Wednesday asked government departments for help removing "dangerous materials" from the site, which is littered with rotting waste and detritus of the siege, requesting authorities take a "humane" approach.
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Except when reporters are around and there is an attempt to tidy up, the stretch of green felt holds detritus and, when Mr. Coben is sitting in a chair nearby, his feet.
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Landfills, lagoons, and contaminated sites rarely get the same attention as protecting power plants or repairing roads in public policy discussions, but managing this detritus is crucial to our quality of life.
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In fact, the only recollection anyone could offer me about Lena was that she was kind, gentle, spoke little English and was always cooking something or cleaning up the detritus of a meal.
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Another dam, also used to store the muddy mining detritus known as tailings and co-owned by Vale and BHP Group, had collapsed in 2015, killing 19 people and wreaking massive environmental damage.
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Through the accumulated detritus of their digital lives, we get to see these characters clearly and intimately, in a way that (at least without spyware) they'll never be able to see other people.
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But a less-reported-on effect of tech's rise is the slow evisceration of the soul of the cities they call home — apparent through transformed neighborhoods and the detritus of shuttered local businesses.
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So is what she leaves behind: shrapnel, barbed wire, splinters of shacks and the other detritus of the first world war in which Italian and Austro-Hungarian soldiers battled for the controlling heights.
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In an inch-thick layer of plankton fossils and other detritus buried more than 500 feet deep, they found a disturbing clue about the planet's past that could spell disaster for the future.
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Operated by the Lower East Side Ecology Center, the warehouse represents New York City's largest municipal provider of e-waste recycling services, and it shelters thousands of items of technological detritus in limbo.
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The increasingly deliberate artifice seemed to culminate with Sherman's works in the early 90s in which her subjects are reduced to human detritus and the sum of the parts don't quite add up.
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There is no disloyalty in refusing to buy a sizeable piece of detritus from Upton Park, even if the idea of purchasing the post-match advertising boards for £400 is initially quite tempting.
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The saw would cut through the ice and throw detritus upwards, where it would be melted by a plutonium-powered heat source and sucked back up to the surface or elsewhere for analysis.
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It is the lingering detritus of a past that you had no control over and that, as long as we are all breathing, being a good big brother is never out of reach.
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White socks look like unwanted detritus when found on the floor or static-clinging to other laundry, but when on the legs of a woman they signal a youthful vigor for physical activities.
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This is a community where street cred is measured by the data storage capacity noted in your user flair, and even the lowliest Internet detritus is considered a bit of history worth preserving.
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It's the type of thing that makes it easy for those uninitiated to lampoon them for their rampant partying or to focus their attention on their tailgating detritus, which appears throughout the States.
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Outside the Nabi Yunus shrine, a site important to Muslims, Christians and Jews which Islamic State blew up in 2014, residents of east and west Mosul shoveled detritus onto a tractor-drawn skip.
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In a previous project, Tate Thames Dig, the artist and a group of urban archaeologists searched the Thames at low tide for detritus that revealed the human lifestyles and natural ecology of London.
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What gives a window into her practice is the detritus she's left on the floor around the finished product: all the bits and pieces that are left over from Taylor's manipulation of materials.
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You will see, scattered behind him, the detritus of his studio—that ground-floor room—and his drawings on the walls, since Kalman has included the footage Waad Alkateab shot for Channel 4.
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There, amid shadows and detritus, a handful of delectably creepy collectibles, most notably an old talking doll and her servile ventriloquist dummies, thrust "Toy Story 4" into a visually and tonally richer register.
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" Conner told the curator Peter Boswell that the name was fitting for "people who were making things with the detritus of society, who themselves were ostracized or alienated from full involvement with society.
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If the death at the center of Brandeis's memoir stirred up more emotional detritus than she could possibly sort through in one book, Thomas Mira y Lopez may have faced the opposite problem.
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Made from detritus and old frocks, the pieces are haunting, resembling, as a critic noted, "mysterious, vacuum-packed matter from some other universe," as so many things at art fairs seem to do.
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The university on Wednesday asked government departments for help removing "dangerous materials" from the site, which is littered with rotting waste and detritus of the siege, urging authorities to take a "humane" approach.
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Returning to 3,000 unread e-mails is also not an appealing prospect, so five minutes deleting the detritus while the rest of the family is in the shower seems like a reasonable compromise.
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Gossip Girl fandom was refreshingly aware that the show it was committed to was pure garbage, but everyone was having fun picking it to pieces and making something new with the detritus nonetheless.
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His description of "bags and detritus" accumulating on the streets and "people marching tourists to cash points to withdraw cash" suggested that homeless people had somewhat taken over the quaint streets of Windsor.
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In contrast, many careless drivers treat the highway as their garbage dump, and much of the roadside is littered with the detritus of those hurtling through the state at 60-plus miles per hour.
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Those who haven't packed up and left the Bakken are facing a new reality of smaller budgets, fewer residents and the physical detritus of a building boom that left behind hundreds of empty apartments.
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The January disaster was the second deadly burst in less than four years in Brazil at a Vale-controlled tailings dam, a type of dam that stores the muddy detritus of the mining process.
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It wasn't so much a question of the intervening zones and planets touched, the abrasive bits of detritus from the first Europa missions or the Russian research satellites on Jupiter and all its moons.
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There's nothing less appealing than walking into a room that is covered in detritus, to the point where the bed is impossible to get into without walking on top of trash or soiled clothes.
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In fact, like a lot of people who came to the Bay Area in the '90s and stayed, Choksi's fortunes began to turn after the detritus of the bubble's burst began to blow away.
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Because it is so difficult to make a living at it, if making crosswords does not bring you joy once you have mastered the basics, you should discard it like so much KonMari detritus.
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Like a slapdash housekeeper, Spieth has maintained appearances during his "bit of a slump," as he described it, by stuffing all the detritus of his game in the storage closet that is his brain.
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Soon after the planet was badly damaged by a calamitous moonfall event, a group of powerful, hostile AIs called Immortals arrived and began attacking anyone who approached the location struck by the moon's detritus.
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The cologne, a container of digestive powder, two pairs of reading glasses, three scrolls of golf course designs and other detritus from Palmer's long and lustrous life were just as he had left them.
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The Mexican-American experimental composer Guillermo Galindo, meanwhile, has responded to the recent wave of border militarization by composing music on instruments he makes out of detritus — water bottles, flashlights, animal skeletons, shotgun shells.
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With more than double the roster of Early Encounters, yet confined to similar spatial limitations, they used every room and nook, every physical anomaly, every bit of surrounding detritus to make it their own.
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Glia are now known to be every bit as important as neurons, facilitating electrical and chemical communication, clearing cellular detritus, protecting and healing injured brain cells and guiding the development of new neural circuits.
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The visible detritus of newly shorn afro hair on the unswept floor of the empty shop in "Flat Top" (53) evokes the absent black male bodies that are represented elsewhere in two companion paintings.
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They turned down a desolate street bounded by thick, unruly trees and brush and saw the detritus of illegal dumping and homeless encampments scattered everywhere — red plastic cups, a water heater, a torn sofa.
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This book, a huge collection of stills from the film, reveals everything from the ghostly heat signatures left on rafts to fighter jets strafing targets and the miserable detritus left by those on the move.
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The phones are also be free of the usually app detritus that carriers love to add, and Samsung usually is able to get OS updates to its unlocked models faster than to its carrier versions.
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Splayed out on the floor of my living room in my small apartment, I played records and surrounded myself with the usual detritus of magazines, acrylic paints, and Kinko's printouts of pictures I found online.
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Another five miles or so west along the coast we came to another anchorage, which led to a rocky, rough beach filled with sea detritus, and an even rougher wash leading into the island's interior.
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" Now they're back together as brothers, stepping into parental tensions and barnyard detritus, on "The Ranch," a new Netflix comedy created by Don Reo and Jim Patterson, executive producers on "Two and a Half Men.
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Their home was well kept but bloomed in the corners with complex personal detritus, kindhearted art and a raucous heap of toys extruding stuffed-animal legs and the heads of dolls with food-coloring hair.
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Scouring the detritus of the Obama administration, she scores a 60-inch flat-screen TV with split-screen programming built in, so she could watch all the cable news networks (plus C-SPAN!) at once.
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On the terrace from which Egypt's nationalist leader Gamal Abdel Nasser once addressed a huge crowd, the boxes of old photographs were surrounded by other detritus recently hauled from a basement after the fighting abated.
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Tom Scicluna examines this literally with "Area" (2017), lining the entire floor of the gallery with a grid of rocks and detritus from the nearby train tracks, shards of dismantled buildings, and hunks of limestone.
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On this two-way street, artifacts that could seem like mere archaeological detritus are revived by their contemporary context, but they also lose their more familiar antique qualities and are forced to fend for themselves.
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For the full experience of this project, you'll also want to visit Aperture's website to hear the strangely alluring music Galindo performs using the unique instruments he constructed from detritus Misrach found along the border.
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It hangs just outside the second gallery, its barbed wire and twisted mesh against a field of fabric and detritus defines and holds space as lightly and powerfully as Jackson Pollock's "Autumn Rhythm," displayed nearby.
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You might imagine being inside a room filled with the verbal detritus expelled from Donald Trump's brain would be claustrophobic at best and sick-making at worst, and sure, that's one way to perceive it.
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At last year's Frieze London and in the fountains of London's Battersea Park, her impermanent, slippery ponds have replicated the "mastication, the assimilation, the dispersal," as she puts it, of consumed detritus into the environment.
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"Hermit crabs play a crucial role in the health of tropical environments by aerating and fertilising soil, and dispersing seeds and removing detritus, as well being a key part of the marine ecosystem," Lavers warned.
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We are faced with the uncomfortable truth that both artists are creating distinct forms of nothing and emptiness — one through the brute force of classical beauty and the other through poetic, temporary gestures in detritus.
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Retweets and likes have always been crucial tools that allow the greater Twitter community to drown out trolls and other detritus, while simultaneously helping good conversations, viral moments, and underprivileged and marginalized voices gain attention.
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And that's exactly what the VR piece's voiceover confirms: it's an archaeologist musing over a lost civilization that he knows only through its detritus, preserved in what looks like a dark cave made of purple volleyballs.
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"Dial's paintings are like patches of rough seas in which the faces and figures of living things rise and sink among waves of detritus and color," Roberta Smith wrote in The New York Times in 22003.
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But there are issues: Jerry finds his Razr doesn't completely fold flush as promised by Motorola, which leaves plenty of space for dust or other small flecks of detritus to sneak in and scratch the screen.
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Image 2 of 2 MATI, Greece – The soot-smothered mermaid doll lying among the detritus of a fire-gutted home may have been in a child&aposs hands just before the flames swept through the structure.
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Rituals reorganize, affirm, and codify the emotional detritus that accumulates in adult life: so much of self-help and self-care is ritual, and so much of our own undoing of the self is also ritualized.
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Lacking the detritus of everyday life (Convergence notoriously has a small match embedded in its layers), your work seems somewhat more clean-cut than Pollock's, though there's something special in the intimacy of the smaller scale.
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The "House and Techno New Arrivals" bins at Academy Annex in Greenpoint are a pretty perfect example of the sort of bins I love to dig through—full of past rave detritus and priced really well.
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Spend enough time sifting through the detritus of fake quotes that is The Internet and you'll probably see this:If bees disappeared off the face of the earth, man would only have four years left to live.
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So now that life's imitating pop culture detritus, it makes perfect sense to take stock of Footloose, and see what lessons we can learn from it in the face of oppressive government regulations and political divide.
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Fusing together skittering hip-hop drum patterns, stretched-out synthesizer workouts reminiscent of Tangerine Dream and Vangelis, and the rhythmic detritus left in UK bass music's wake, Severant borrowed from different eras while still feeling fresh.
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But it's the start of an important conversation to have — one that focuses on how any of us can and should deal with the ill-advised detritus that we may have left all over the web.
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At the dawn of the millennium, something beautiful and weird emerged from the era's cultural detritus and made it onto the then-burgeoning internet: Britney Spears' Guide to Semiconductor Physics, found via the unassuming URL britneyspears.ac.
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In this picture, the ecosystem would be largely devoid of primary producers and instead subsist on leftovers, the detritus of long dead organisms washed down from above or deposited with the sediment 2.9 billion years ago.
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I'm not a squeamish person, but the sound, accompanied with the fear of having another person's nail detritus flying over the cubicle barriers and into my tea or lap or keyboard, is too much for me.
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She passed a random assortment of household items laid bare in the detritus — a solitary teacup, a blackened metal colander and the burned out remains of a washer and dryer — before setting up a metal trap.
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"That's when people get paid," says Ogbebor, whose team uses an app to mark where and when they find needles, in order to create a detritus pattern map of the city's estimated 22,500 injecting drug users.
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Last week, though, he found himself packing up the detritus of a failed political campaign — gas canisters used for a barbecue, lapel buttons, posters, and a pile of bright blue "Deval for South Carolina" T-shirts.
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Sometimes he left the painted webs attached to the rods—when they collapsed, maybe after a couple of years, he'd collect the detritus in a signed plastic baggie, or else he'd make collages with the fragments.
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When Google first launched, its sparse, almost blank search page and minimalist results were an extremely welcome change, compared to the detritus on other search home pages at the time (which persists on sites like Yahoo).
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CALL FOR HUMANE APPROACH The university on Wednesday asked government departments for help removing "dangerous materials" from the site, which is littered with rotting waste and detritus of the siege, requesting authorities take a "humane" approach.
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I'm ashamed to admit it, but I used a whole desk for random daily detritus — my wallet, my watch, papers and a folder, and so on — and another that I used to catch up on work.
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Jamie starts off in an archaeological dig in Quinhagak, a Yup'ik village in Alaska, where summer means that the detritus of the people who lived there 19323 years ago can be dislodged from the thawing ground.
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She intersperses Anna's feckless investigation into Langley's past with notebook jottings that convincingly evoke the hunting and gathering of an alert writer as he sifts for fodder from childhood trauma and the detritus of daily experience.
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This week, Ms. Trump responded to news reports that an artist had created an exhibition in Washington that encouraged visitors to throw crumbs at an Ivanka Trump look-alike, who would then vacuum up the detritus.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In the blocks surrounding the White House, signs reading "Love Trumps Hate" and "Build Bridges Not Walls" littered the sidewalks on Sunday, the detritus of the Women's March protesting the policies of President Donald Trump.
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Not only will the dongle itself create a new form of e-waste, but the iPhone 7 encourages people to bite the bullet and buy new wireless headphones, perhaps spurring the creation of even more digital detritus.
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Surveys suggest that a growing number of people are losing faith in capitalism and the free market system, convinced they are being — or will be — cast off as detritus in the wake of globalization and advancing technology.
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While in Lebanon, Steiner and Lenzlinger collected detritus — both organic and otherwise — from the gallery's surrounding area, as well as from the far-flung Bisri and Bekaa valleys, arranging this flotsam and jetsam into delicate, spidery mobiles.
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Ranging from sporks to yellow (or used-to-be yellow) plastic objects, lost shoes, glass bottles covered in stale mud, and even pill bottles and needles, Rosenthal's neat organization of detritus makes for a very interesting juxtaposition.
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At his retrospective, this work was given its own floor titled "The Hidden World," which also included a deluge of quirky ephemera Shaw picked up over the years, including religious tracts, tarot decks, and other cultural detritus.
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But still there's a sense, despite all the digital detritus, that there's a way to remain centered in the midst of this—to mentally trace the more meandering synth lines and find tranquility in the chaotic moments.
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They are therefore "gay" in an interesting, petrified way: as though the spirit of gay history had not moved forward, had never deposited various "yas queens" and "werk" into the detritus of brunch culture before moving on.
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In these enormous abstractions, container lids, crenelated aluminum, and metal food containers, among other metallic detritus, have all been further distressed by the artist, then reformatted and collaged into layers, and mounted onto canvas and wooden board.
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Spend enough time sifting through the detritus of fake quotes that is The Internet and you'll probably see this: If bees disappeared off the face of the earth, man would only have four years left to live.
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In the first seven hours of Rise of the Tomb Raider, Lara shoots, burns, stabs, and drowns men from Syria to Siberia, scavenging their bodies for resources before leaving the pillaged detritus to rot in the sun.
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Although YouTube and other video hosting sites have small armies dedicated to sifting through the internet's detritus to remove content such as beheading videos and child pornography, the system isn't perfect: videos often slip through the cracks.
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" Velasco said in his ruling that the refuge is "littered with unexploded military (ordnance), the detritus of illegal entry into the United States, and the on-road and off-road vehicular traffic of the US Border Patrol.
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What seems paramount for Ms. Wilkes is that objects in an art gallery — whether soft sculptures or simple detritus — should register two ways at once: as exactly what they are, and as triggers for memories, fantasies, fears.
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The value Shoukair has managed to imbue in her elements — light, graceful movement, silence, stillness, and even natural detritus that sifts in through the windows and gathers on the scrim — is profound and stirring in its simplicity.
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A narrow footpath path runs along an embankment between it and the river's exposed mud flats, which are littered with detritus washed down from the city — plastic bottles, wooden pallets, plastic ship's fenders, deflated soccer-balls, shoes.
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" The Ford Foundation's announcement states that the interdisciplinary artists featured in PERILOUS BODIES make "statements about ideas people are often quick to turn away from: black and brown bodies, refugee camps, the detritus of borderlands, broken earth.
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As you walk away from the detritus, it hits you: The flowers are there to inspire the contemplation all art does — a reflection on the fragility of all things living, on the ending that awaits us all.
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Riley has a stylish grasp of setting as the axis of place and time, writing about the era with captivating authority, palpable texture and a sure-footed knack for rebuilding a moment out of its pop detritus.
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It's a black and gray spray-painted assemblage of electrical outlet faceplates, wire caps, washers, vents, and other hardware-store detritus that Conte glued together at home to serve as the backdrop for a 0003 music video.
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The disaster, which killed more than 300, has sparked a push to set global standards for the construction and inspection of tailings dams, which store the muddy detritus of the mining process, as well as emergency preparations.
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Meanwhile, Austin has journeyed back to a residential black neighborhood in 1990s Chicago, which finds itself a dumping ground for the detritus of "urban renewal", and a system that doesn't really know what to do with bad actors.
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"Vampire squid actually feed on tiny particles of dead animal detritus floating in the ocean (known as marine snow), by streaming two thin filaments in the water that are covered in mucus to capture the food," Higgs explained.
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"The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman," for instance, is a 10-foot long cast iron ship, heavily laden with detritus, like glass bottles filled with unknown liquids and relics that hint of a pilgrimage or voyage of exploration.
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Every weird bit of detritus that spins off the turbulent garbage gyre at the heart of the internet and somehow washes up in front of you—how impossibly long were the odds that you would ever see it?
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Each sculpture is made of found detritus such as newspaper and food packaging — material that speaks to an urgency to replace objects that are lost, invisible, even, having been stripped of provenance and placed on the black market.
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As for the ping pong balls and other detritus supposedly swallowed up over the years, Green told me that explanation was simple: they would have been smashed to smithereens before they ever got a chance to re-emerge.
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Armed with brooms and shovels, they sweep up the usual detritus of discarded vegetables and fruit, along with bottles and plastic packaging, and throw it into the maw of the trucks that haul it away to the dump.
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" He plans to finish his latest work, "Paul Stuart's Tuscan Table" — and escape the detritus of a broken four-year relationship with his live-in lover, Becky, who has run off with a fitness instructor, "the tattooed mesomorph.
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That, too, has a dutiful daughter at its heart, as well as a helpful doctor, except that he is a cynic with an impish grin, who knows that the world, amid the detritus of Communism, has gone mad.
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Before I put the old house on the market, I had the job of plowing through multiple decades of gifts received, toys played with and left to languish, furniture passed down through the generations and child-rearing detritus.
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The back is filled with car seats and mommish detritus, signs of a bountiful family life decidedly at odds with that of Cersei, one of the most persecuted (and vindictive) characters on a show known for baroque miseries.
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There were beautiful branching deep-sea corals in yellow, brown, and white, also large sponges, cutthroat eels, rattail fish, red crabs, luminescent purple shimmering squid, and other life abundant amid the marine snow (organic detritus falling from above).
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Dirand started making buildings around the age of 7; he would create them from detritus, "like a favela," and engineer them so that, with the pull of a string, the entire structure would collapse in a glorious heap.
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Fifty-eight-year-old retiree Stephen Auker, from Keighley, west Yorkshire, started the trend and he reckons he makes up to £200 [$289] a month, or £2,400 [$3,500] a year by scanning the codes off other people's detritus.
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It's an otherworldly combination of old-school video game music, gross-sounding basslines, internet detritus, and the wide-eyed optimism of the lap-pop music made by the Postal Service, Lali Puna, and the Notwist in the early 2000s.
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In both Rock Hudson's Home Movies and From the Journals of Jean Seberg (1995), which is likewise narrated by a speculative version of its subject, his analysis allows dead stars to reclaim the cultural detritus that constitutes their legacy.
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There's no doubt that the asteroid catapulted all kinds of hazardous material into Earth's atmosphere, which either ballistically reentered, battering the planet with scattered detritus, or was trapped in the skies, blocking out sunlight and disrupting the global climate.
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Director and frequent collaborator, Luke Neher, takes the idea behind the track being largely about hospitals, on a conceptual ride, creating, as he puts it, a "broken mess of digital detritus" as a way of echoing the original idea.
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Experts estimate that there could be as many as 3,000 mines and other explosive devices littering the site, an area less than half a square mile, as well as other war detritus like unexploded rockets, mortars and artillery rounds.
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Bittrolff's DNA partially matched the human detritus found on the two women, according to the AP. It was close to seven years ago when a Suffolk County police officer and his dog came across the remains of Melissa Barthelemy.
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These depict imaginary buildings and whole cities in a perfectly integral mélange of modern, postmodern, and entirely invented styles, mostly in cut and painted paper, card stock, and plastics, with occasional urban detritus: used packaging, bottle caps, soda cans.
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After the famous ivy turned red, died, and fell off the outfield wall at Wrigley Field, the Cubs scooped up the leaves—remarkably there are exactly 2016 leaves on the wall—and authenticated the detritus with official MLB holograms.
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At first it's a loving if quirky story about an aging couple: Jackie Seiden, an eccentric artist with a penchant for collecting detritus and discarded items, and Don Seiden, her husband, who makes giant sculptures from wire and foil.
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Perhaps most famous of all was a certain Irishman with the chutzpah to rewrite the "Odyssey," turning Odysseus into a middle-aged Jewish cuckold roaming all day through the linguistic detritus of Dublin, his mind a patchwork of scraps.
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The conversation was recorded at Foreman's SoHo apartment, a cavernous, almost anachronistic space given the neighborhood's current airbrushed aesthetic, packed with thousands of books and the lovely detritus of 19703 years in the trenches of the theatrical avant-garde.
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"Sorry for Your Loss" picks up three months after the unexpected death of Leigh's husband, Matt (Mamoudou Athie), when, mired in shock and depression, she has yet to confront the detritus of their former life in their old apartment.
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Two collection devices exist: a cylinder with lids on each end called a detritus sampler and one that is a cross between a vacuum and one of those pneumatic tubes at a drive-through bank called a suction sampler.
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We had seen inside homes where the detritus bobbed in waters 10 feet high and unreal images of sharks and large fish swimming outside in the deluge, even as the water continued to rise 15 feet, then 20 feet.
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There may come a day, a long time from now, after Disney's vampirically extended copyrights have expired and all the accumulated cultural detritus has eroded away, when people will have forgotten "Star Wars," and can finally see it again.
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Some of us, though, see the ever-growing wreckage piled up at our feet, wreckage we cannot look away from, the detritus of so-called civilization, and we wonder if we are not being propelled instead toward the collapse of time.
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Whatever the product, the reaction must generally be shut down after a matter of days to clean out the detritus of biological activity—both cells that have died and the surplus of living ones which growth and reproduction inevitably yield.
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The Maysles were part of Beard's crew in the summer of 1972, watching as handymen charged into the toxic mansion to drag out heaps of detritus, including hundreds of bags of emptied cat food cans, cat feces, and cat corpses.
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Inside is both a storage cavity for your headphones and other tiny bits of detritus (a few keys, some change, decorative pins, etc), along with a USB-A port used to charge your earbuds, or whatever you connect it to.
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From start to finish, there's an inconsistency in story and style, and the gorgeous vocals on "Joanne" and "Million Reasons" aren't enough to save it from the head scratchingly banal wannabe party hits and detritus filling the gaps between them.
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These solutions are usually just a matter of being, well, observant, but occasionally can be frustrating gadget hunts where you don't know what you're looking for among the busy background of a working space station and the detritus of the disaster.
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When he flexes his astounding power to transform space in his native environs, he brings to bear his decades of searching and scavenging and indexing the city's lesser-run streets, its discard, its hidden excesses, its quixotic wealth of detritus.
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This month, people in Russia, India, and now China have been uploading photos of themselves "falling" out of their luxury vehicles, surrounded by the carefully arranged detritus of their wealth, ranging from Gucci bags and jewelry to headphones and Supreme clothes.
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Enough dirt, dust, and detritus permeated the air to allow the artist to create a large "brick" out of the sucked-in fragments, effectively becoming a tangible representation of the amount of toxins one inhales within a few months in Beijing.
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For those of us who were raised in that faith -- and there are millions of us -- nothing could be more offensive than the detritus shoveled out for 76 minutes by Donald J. Trump at the Republican National Convention last week.
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As the Hooch moves from the suburbs into the city, you see apartment complexes along it, which means shit from the dog park, leaking car oil, dumpster juice, and whatever other urban detritus is also getting washed into the river.
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Mendelson, we gather, is in this instance not quoting decorative-arts history but rather utilizing the presence of ancient decorative motifs that adorn the detritus of our age, where they mix with brand names, weights and measures, and sell-by dates.
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And happy international Empty The Tanks day Posted by Australia for Dolphins on Friday, May 6, 2016 Perhaps even more tragically, one of Bucky's three children, Ji-Ling, died recently after consuming detritus left in one of the park's two tanks.
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His 2014 piece "Cabinet of Marine Debris" features plastic detritus gathered during an expedition to islands off the coast of Alaska—bottle-caps, old moorings, detergent bottles—but carefully curated and arranged like collectors' objects, giving them a strange beauty.
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Inside, sickly colors of lead paint slough off walls redecorated with graffiti, while the tile floors are covered in broken glass, rubble from collapsing ceilings, and a host of detritus left behind by former residents and staff or subsequent interlopers.
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This move was largely due to pressure from the American Civil Liberties Union and allied groups that oppose any meaningful border enforcement and refuse to acknowledge that rocks, bricks and other detritus have been used to lethal effect for millennia.
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As the self-appointed "housekeeper" in Baltimore-based experimental duo Matmos, Martin Schmidt has spent a large portion of a January morning sifting through detritus in the basement of the house he shares with his partner and musical collaborator Drew Daniel.
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The building spree in San Francisco has taken place for the most part in an area that used to be part of San Francisco Bay, land created using dredged soil as well as piles of detritus from the 1906 earthquake.
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In both locations he had easy access to his main material — wood, which he used alone or combined with marble, stone and found materials, including bits of metal, fishing wire, fish and animal bones and as time passed, electronic detritus.
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At the Musée d'Art Moderne, a wall is plastered with posters Mr. Bourouissa made for the competition, in which a young black boy appears before a pile of urban detritus, sitting astride a brown horse festooned with red and silver ribbons.
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By stepping behind the copy, Mr. Gerhaher's Faust could merge with the painted seeker — either while gazing through the scrim toward the dark mystery of music, or out at the detritus of life and, beyond, the judgment of the audience.
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Public trust in the mining industry has plunged since the disaster in Brazil, spurring calls to bolster safety at tailings dams, which are used to store the muddy detritus of the mining process and can be dozens of meters high.
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Until recently, the tool worked in Windows 10 much the same as it always did, scanning the drive and rounding up a list of all the unnecessary files and system detritus that you could delete with the click of a button.
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Brothers, Keepers E. L. Doctorow based the main characters in his compassionate, deeply sensory novel "Homer & Langley" on the real-life reclusive, hoarding Collyer brothers, who died amid their suffocating piles of detritus in a brownstone in Harlem in 1947.
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The pages are enlivened with bolts of high-voltage yellow, and they lovingly record the detritus of our electrified lives: There are more cords, wires, outlets, plugs and batteries here than you typically see in the sylvan tableaus of kiddie lit.
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Perhaps you woke early to clean up from last night's festivities before everything really gets underway: the oil left overnight from your fish fry or the detritus from your lobster feast or from your evening of burgers and hot dogs.
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While some of that is a boast about how awesome my friends are, it's really about knowing how to make these services work for you in a beneficial way, not drag you down with their endless streams of detrimental detritus.
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The court decision dated Friday is the latest in a series of orders forcing Vale to halt operations at various dams that contain the muddy detritus of mining operations after one such barrier collapsed in January, killing some 300 people.
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" (Not so bad for a bad talker.) By reading the material aloud, Horgan and her writing partners are trying to make the lines sound as much like spoken English as possible; "Catastrophe" scripts are littered with syntactical detritus like "you know.
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Unique takes on classical portraiture created from reclaimed detritus (like pieces of chairs, linoleum, doorknobs, and wallpaper), Shrobe's works often include only fragments of the faces of his "sitters," their collaged torsos surrounded at least partially by old frame fragments.
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Over the course of a week, I never thought twice about lugging it between my home and office—which isn't always the case when my bag is loaded up with a camera, external hard drives, multiple phones and a host of other detritus.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI BEACH — The first thing visitors see at Untitled Art Fair this year is a literal wall of garbage: limbless Barbies, empty tequila bottles, clothes hangers, sandals, and other detritus, all crushed together in a cement hunk.
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Somewhere in this apartment, hidden among the collected detritus of a half-dozen moves across ten years (a fossil record of phone chargers, power strips, and old utility bills), there lurks a massive orange spiral notebook filled with cryptic names, numbers, and abbreviations.
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Vale said its plan to reduce its reliance on giant dams to store the muddy detritus from mining, known as tailings, would boost to 70 percent by 13 the portion of the leftover material that is dried out rather than stored wet.
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The piece, which will run for 144 years before the simulation abruptly just stops, is set in a sinkhole in Wink, Texas, at an oil refinery field that secretes odd materials like plastic bags and other forms of human-generated artificial detritus.
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Even the imagery in her lyric video manages to feel intimate: the handwriting, the knife with lipstick writing, the tampon, the gummy bears, and the makeup all add up to detritus that jumps into and out of the lives of real women.
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He contributed to both a project called Simple Affections and spiritually similar ensemble project about a saint, each of which welded together bits of audio detritus—both sacred and profane—into these wonderful tile mosaics made from precious metals and beautiful trash.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Beggars need to be cleared by police from the streets of Windsor before the wedding of Prince Harry to girlfriend Meghan Markle because their "detritus" is presenting the picturesque English town in a poor light, the local council leader has said.
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His opposition took the form of dark assemblages made from the detritus of modern life that include some of the most forceful evocations of American violence in 20th-century art, and often ecstatic black-and-white films that protest the world's destructive powers.
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Taking the train from the airport and stepping out of Central Station, you encounter the familiar detritus, the same ragged rumble of buses and traffic and ugly shops and wayward tourists heading up the streets called Damrak and Rokin toward the city center.
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Using a smartphone app or voice control device like an Amazon Echo, you can have the option of an array of colors then, with the swipe of a finger, turn on the bright lights to clean up detritus once everybody has gone home.
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In the 2000 film Les Glaneurs et la Glaneuse (The Gleaners and I), Varda wanders France to film gleaners—people who harvest in the fields, but also people who recover the scraps and detritus of other people's lives to create new things.
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She wasn't asking herself what would happen if no baby crabs resulted, or whether this situation, this male, this sacrifice of offspring were worth it, for the sake of a partnership no more permanent than the detritus washed in on the tide.
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While at the school, Ms. Pensato began collecting pop-culture detritus in her studio, and when Ms. Matter suggested that she make a still life, Ms. Pensato based a charcoal drawing on a life-size Batman cutout she had found on the street.
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We're acting more the way a friend of mine did in the last year of his life: letting the mail pile up unopened, heaping garbage in the house, littering the floor with detritus, no longer bothering to turn over the calendar pages.
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" As Aukeman further details in her marvelous book, in 1983, Conner told the curator Peter Boswell that the name was fitting for "people who were making things with the detritus of society, who themselves were ostracized or alienated from full involvement with society.
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The detritus in Mr. Ruby's basins turns out to be the products of such accidents; the chunks or scraps of broken or exploded pieces, however abject, are all cycled back into use; bricks fallen from the kiln are left where they land.
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As the historian Nancy Isenberg documents, the architects of the early American colonial enterprise saw the "new" continent as a "wasteland" — an under-exploited landscape to be populated by the labor of "waste people," the social detritus of the early modern British economy.
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Most recently, a construction company had been using the site for refuse, and it was littered with detritus: rusted metal pipe fixtures protruding from the walls of the garages, leftover slats of raw wood gnawed away at the edges, postapocalyptic cement rubble.
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"The kind of panic we got today is often a cleansing action, like a big rainstorm that washes away the detritus of the weak hands," the "Mad Money " host said after the tech-heavy endured its largest 8003-day loss since March.
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"The kind of panic we got today is often a cleansing action, like a big rainstorm that washes away the detritus of the weak hands," the "Mad Money " host said after the tech-heavy Nasdaq endured its largest 3-day loss since March.
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But it's the profusion of detritus on the desktops that really whisks us to that era: a layer of photos and news clippings — images of the Vietnam War, and of American life back then — so thick that there's no work surface left.
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Which is to say, coming out of that event, all I can be confident of is that bombed out battlefields and the air-borne detritus of domestic attacks will look more realistic than ever before, and that when you pull the trigger, you'll feel badass.
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Photo: Patrick Lucas Austin (Gizmodo)The idea of the Horde AIMO is to combine both of these, using a membrane layer to prevent popcorn detritus and dust from rendering it inoperable, and adding a more tactile mechanical element to simulate the premium mechanical keyboard experience.
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When: Opens Saturday, September 17, 6–8pm Where: Regen Projects (6750 Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood, Los Angeles) Mexico City-based artist Abraham Cruzvillegas recycles and recontextualizes quotidian objects, transforming the detritus of everyday life into sculptures and installations that explore labor, place, and identity.
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Using a mix of archival news footage of the investigations into Bundy's crimes and his subsequent arrest and trials, stock footage of '70s-era cultural detritus, and interviews, the four-part Netflix series recounts the story of the killer's dozens of murders and assaults.
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The phantasmal, in other words, offers no respite; it is simply part of the detritus that litters the townscape, making it that much easier for the residents—who are all too accustomed, God knows, to a ruined reality—to accept the imagined as true.
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The larvae, which live in the water, attach themselves to rocks by one end, and use feathery appendages at the other end as a kind of net to catch the tiniest bits of edible detritus — motes that are too small for fish and other insects.
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The good German craftsman (whose cozy home is stocked with antique optical toys), and the flamboyant American hustler (whose colonnaded white mansion is filled with Pop Art detritus) are both compelling presences, but their rondo of mutual fascination is upstaged by Mr. Wenders's settings.
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Most phones take advantage of the cloud through individual third-party apps like Google Drive, OneDrive, and iCloud Drive, but the Robin takes the next step by intelligently "offloading" (basically deleting) all the old digital detritus it doesn't think you need or want anymore.
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In his latest exhibition, New Romance, now on view at Columbia University's Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery, Young presents three films that imagine love stories that were, respectively, filmed with drones, captured with LIDAR (laser scanning) technology, and made using digital detritus from render farms.
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The bar's interior is shellacked with a hodgepodge of random decor: an alligator head here, an old MARTA bus stop sign there—all of it miscellaneous detritus that their customers have dragged into the bar and presented to Mike and Pete over the years.
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Take a look at Shaking Out the Bed (2015), for example, an immense canvas of a scene that seems laughably banal—an aerial view of a couple lazing around in bed, entangled without evident passion, and surrounded by heavily frosted donuts and other random detritus.
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The point was an important one: if wine, soup cans, fascist symbols, and a man wrapped in a tent beside a coyote can be art thanks to Andy Warhol, Gilbert and George, and Joseph Beuys, then why not the detritus of the maternal experience?
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The Danish landscape architect Carl Theodor Sorensen urged that areas in cities ruined by World War II be turned into "junk playgrounds," where children would be given pickaxes, hammers and saws and allowed to shape the detritus into a new civilization, at child scale.
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Rachel, the twenty-eight-year-old narrator of Jeff VanderMeer's new novel, "Borne," lives in a harrowed, poisoned, semi-ruined city, where she scavenges scraps of food and tradeable detritus from the wreckage, a dangerous enterprise in a landscape haunted by the similarly desperate.
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M.C's 1987 track "Christmas in Hollis," featured Chance rapping alongside SNL stars Kenan Thompson and Leslie Jones, preparing for a final Christmas with Barack Obama as President before the White House is turned over to a racist, misogynistic, right-wing lump of moral detritus.
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And yet, the more ubiquitous comments are, the more that tech companies treat them like the detritus of the internet — little more than raw data to be mined and analyzed for political candidates or marketers, or mechanically sorted by algorithms for posting or rejecting.
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New York City may still be strewn with rainbow glitter and confetti — all the detritus of Sunday's WorldPride march celebrations, which drew an estimated 063 million people — but as of the early hours of July 1, Pride Month was officially over for corporate America.
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The exhibition explores the West African roots of this tradition while also tracing the influence of the Watts Rebellion: in the aftermath of this historic event, artists such as Noah Purifoy and Timothy Washington collected the detritus left on the streets and made striking sculptures.
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The idea that first brought them attention was their Cold Cut coasters, made from a loaf of rolled, resin-coated fabric and detritus carved like deli meat; a couple of years later, they collaborated with Tai Ping to produce rugs adorned with coaster patterns.
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It went above and beyond other, similar shows by showing the detritus and destruction BoJack left in his wake, suggesting that while his healing was all well and good, what mattered was whether the people he'd destroyed could find some sort of healing, too.
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This seems to be what Eckhaus and Latta do best — sift through the stimuli and detritus of present-day reality and narrate it back to us, speaking in the jagged-edged, bric-a-brac, everyday language in which many of us are, unwittingly, already fluent.
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Within the context of Tear Sheets, these discarded objects and boy-blasted come rags rise above forgotten cultural detritus and reveal themselves to be platforms of activism, nightlife, awareness, and gay rights, as well as relics of queer socialization and identity in pre-digital times.
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For years in the future across the different landscapes of Portland, residents will dig into their yards, or clear away brush to find some sort of detritus from the quake: a collection of shattered masonry, a length of fallen wire, or a section of twisted pipe.
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With all of this meaning assigned to what amounts to little more than the cultural detritus of any age, it's no wonder that one of technology's first big billion-dollar-businesses was eBay — a company founded to help buyers and sellers of any object connect online.
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Some on Twitter guessed it was an old satellite falling back to Earth, while Ian Norman, who shot the below video, believes what he filmed was a very specific piece of space junk—though according to Satview that particular detritus has not yet hit the atmosphere.
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I'm not particularly crazy about aesthetics—my bedroom floor is currently covered with a nice, healthy layer of clothing and detritus—but when it comes to the charging cables of the various gadgets I own, I inevitably find myself deeply irritated by their rubbery, Medusa-esque tangles.
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As the lint roller of time passes over the face of the nation, pulling specks of detritus off and into oblivion, it is the chart dance music that remains, its talons like velcro-hooks in shared memory, living on through drivetime radio and nostalgic club nights.
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The final victory, the triumph of trash, is that the martians are finally defeated by pop culture detritus—a unique Bad Object in the form of an earworm novelty song by Slim Whitman, whose upper octave yodeling in "Indian Love Call" proves deadly to the martians' hearing.
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And now, Skittles has followed that up with one more example of how our increasingly unintelligible world has turned into a jumbled, meaningless Madlib of cultural detritus: Michael C. Hall is set to star in a branded Broadway show made by the candy company, for some reason.
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Choi's use of hybrid forms — poetry, memoir, opera libretto, images and artifacts from her father's career as a photojournalist in the Korean and Vietnam Wars — lets her explore themes of injustice and empire, history and identity, sifting through the detritus of family, translation, propaganda and dislocation.
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" He contends in a statement that this "implied an intent on the appellant's part to shield and sequester his activities" and "implied moral depravity, callousness and culpability on the appellant's part because of the inherent connotations of filth, garbage, detritus and criminal activity frequently associated with dumpsters.
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And while this person doesn't actually eat the cob, it got us talking about what naturally-occurring food detritus we eat, which got me tweeting about that, which got lots of people to send me their avowed commitment to consuming skins, shells, cores, and other compostables.
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As more and more families left, he took what remained, the odd leftovers, the detritus of neglect, and reconfigured all of it into his sculptures and paintings and installations, holding up a kind of cracked mirror to the street and everything that had been lost there.
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The space — the naturally cool basement of a Victorian building where she has lived since 1974 — was crowded with long tables stacked with photography books, newsmagazines and other detritus of a life spent, as she said, "humping about" war zones and backwoods, Leica M4 in hand.
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After what felt like an eternity — but, as video footage would later reveal, was less than six seconds — I pulled my left hand out and, following instructions, quickly smushed all the ants with my right hand and smeared the resulting detritus all over my arms and face.
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But as concerns mount over the detritus of plastics that elude recycling, London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, let it be known on Monday that he wished to redress the balance by providing more drinking fountains and bottle-filling stations while reducing the prevalence of single-use packaging.
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The older SH makes wistful lists of the city's now-vanished detritus: "faded signs, tattered awnings, peeling posters and filthy bricks" on the old Upper West Side, and the peep shows and "silhouettes of naked women with jutting breasts and long legs" in the old Times Square.
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Leaving Athens, I started to think of the exhibition as an outright tragedy — not evil per se, just cheap and opportunistic, fashionable and trendy — containing the detritus of what in future decades art history will likely come to see as this generation's discarded, populist, Gamergate-inspired lies.
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