Debunking Myths About Estrangement (2017) New research challenges the deeply held notion that family relationships can't be dissolved and suggests that estrangement is not all that uncommon.
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This is an excerpt from Harriet Brown's new book, Shadow Daughter: A Memoir of Estrangement, a memoir that also looks at other people's experiences and the research on family estrangement.
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He's gone on to blame Azriel's parents for their estrangement.
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The price Diana paid went beyond estrangement from her family.
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So their relationship ended as it had begun, with estrangement.
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It is the whale's estrangement that seems to inspire her.
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And unless they revel in estrangement, I'd accentuate the positive.
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Until recently, family estrangement didn't make the news in Britain.
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It's a society that fosters estrangement by prioritizing dogma over humanity.
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The wedding resulted in Mill's estrangement from much of his family.
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Much of it centers on Jouett's estrangement from his biological mother.
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What's unknown is which came first: the estrangement or the ideology.
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Estrangement is neither rare, sudden, nor easy to explain, researchers say.
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How does social media complicate or ease family estrangement, and why?
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In the same episode, her father (Anthony Head) returns from estrangement.
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The causes of estrangement from their kids are varied and complicated.
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He left for Latvia, and his estrangement from the team grew.
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In my experience, estrangement isn't spoken about openly enough in society.
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After his abandonment, he never reached out during their 20-year estrangement.
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Since India's independence in 1947, the estrangement of Muslims has slowly grown.
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As we might expect, the author explores Obama's estrangement from the Rev.
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The estrangement hasn't appeared to affect Gosselin's relationship with Collin and Hannah.
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This led to estrangement between mother and daughter that was never resolved.
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And the quick shift in his feelings made the estrangement even stronger.
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Epidemic or not, estrangement is now more visible thanks to the internet.
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What have researchers discovered about family estrangement over the last five years?
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When he meets people with "TV accents," he feels a deep estrangement.
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The estrangement is odd given the two metals share the same supply driver.
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Nameless people and places are hallmarks of dystopian novels and novels of estrangement.
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Their estrangement deepened after he embraced Scientology, which regards homosexuality as a sickness.
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Noah built this home to his lost love Allie's specifications despite their estrangement.
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Father and son's estrangement has consequently left Jin feeling cold about his father's work.
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Due to her estrangement, Guilbeaux paid her way to college all on her own.
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That ended up serving us, though, because there's an estrangement between the two characters.
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They are estrangement, financial or worldly losses, illness or injury, relinquishment, and institutional losses.
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Don't expect Khloé Kardashian's upcoming baby to miraculously fix her estrangement from Caitlyn Jenner.
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In the beginning of our estrangement, I scanned the sidewalk for her every day.
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Along with J.G. Fichte, Herder proposed a nationalist cure for this sense of estrangement.
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They use the hotel stay as a metaphor for emotional estrangement and societal disconnectedness.
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That estrangement can be a gateway to binge drinking and other self-destructive behavior.
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Now, read the article, "Debunking Myths About Estrangement," and answer the following questions: 1.
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If you have been affected by family estrangement you can visit Stand Alone's website.
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But if you are committed to estrangement, you'll have to live with the discomfort.
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But to opt out of this clanging multiverse is to live in mild estrangement.
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I've paid a price in estrangement from my own people, but I was willing.
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And so began years of embittered estrangement, punctuated by fleeting hints of a possible reconciliation.
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The halting, inhuman movements of stop motion are well-suited to portraying the narrator's estrangement.
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Many Pixar movies do involve an element of expulsion or estrangement from the family unit.
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Let's go through the Markle family tree, and figure out the various degrees of estrangement.
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She alleges her split from Jan contributed to the estrangement between her and her kids.
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Adam's substance abuse and Leonard's alcoholism fed a long estrangement that ended in sober reconciliation.
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Their estrangement has a salutary effect, creating the distance from which to reconsider the past.
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Perhaps no subject is more emblematic of this partisan estrangement than American support for Israel.
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Pay some mind to "Little Sis" and "Strangers," both of which think hard about estrangement.
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Many traits of Trump era diplomacy are on show in the current estrangement with Denmark.
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And in postelection analyses of those voters, the same sense of estrangement kept coming up.
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It has never been closer, but within that closeness there are seeds of potential estrangement.
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Even nowadays, for all his success, Peck's feeling of slight estrangement from ballet has persisted.
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He turns estrangement from his father and being kidnapped as a child into dark comedy.
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And while Didion's estrangement sharpens her reportorial eye, it can curdle, at times, into condescension.
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The triumph of Trumpianism has forced artists to reexamine their own estrangement from broader culture.
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But their recent estrangement wasn't sparked solely by pop star's newly rekindled relationship with Justin Bieber.
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The closed door denies access, but it also heightens the perverse interest by this very estrangement.
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Domestic politics in both countries contributed to the continued estrangement well after the Cold War ended.
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Clinton's estrangement from labor may not be known until April 5, when Wisconsin holds its primary.
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Because of the lingering estrangement, Cuban players with dreams of reaching the big leagues must defect.
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It's the difference between the estrangement of ordering takeout and the intimacy of cooking for oneself.
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And yet this year, instead of celebrating our unity, there is a growing sense of estrangement.
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A sense of estrangement was commonplace among the Sadrs long before their geographic displacement from Tehran.
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This is a term I came across in Facebook estrangement forums; I hadn't heard it before.
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This move of authenticity callouts reached a climax during her real-life estrangement from castmate Jill Zarin.
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Will his love for, Angela, cause issues as he tries to navigate his estrangement from wife, Tasha?
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This new body of work explore themes of exile, migration, and memories around my family and estrangement.
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DeSiano adds to the sense of estrangement by distorting the scale and perspective of the historical images.
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We're not sure what led the siblings to estrangement, but his assessment seems to be pretty accurate.
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" Sandra said the estrangement seemed to have been going on for a "few weeks, maybe a month.
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How and why did his deepening of mutual estrangement supplant the optimistic anticipations of a year ago?
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The Straub-Huillet method, often also likened to Bertolt Brecht's theatrical tactic of estrangement, is profoundly intellectual.
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How common do you think family estrangement is, and what are some of the reasons behind it?
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And while our initial visit ended a 17-year estrangement, it was too late to start over.
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The themes of social and familial estrangement and body image that grounded the earlier work remain strong.
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Goldsmith is candid about this calculated estrangement, which helped him climb the ranks into the White House.
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Even more significantly, Mr. Obama offered to engage with the leadership of Iran after decades of estrangement.
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Growing up, Lladrovci's sense of himself as an internal refugee hardened into a permanent feeling of estrangement.
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There's nobody and nothing to work with after a half-century of moral corrosion and progressive estrangement.
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But Mr. Lanthimos is less interested in moral shock therapy or social criticism than in aesthetic estrangement.
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It's a perfect example of that estrangement -- Patrick's uncle doesn't know how to deal with his nephew's pain.
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Whereas the Commander and Serena are able to be intimate, June's relationship with Nick is pushed towards estrangement.
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Her mother's absence on Tuesday has amplified concerns she may be facing estrangement from her family as well.
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Instead, chapters center around specific people Kay cares about who are experiencing forms of grief, estrangement, and suffering.
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Since my estrangement from my father, I've graduated college, gotten married, and seen 21 states with my husband.
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Pretty much everyone described a "last-straw" incident, an interaction or conflict that led directly to the estrangement.
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He learns of Clark's doubts about the worthiness of his work and his confused estrangement from his children.
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How did his death on a Roman cross serve to overcome our moral wrongdoing and estrangement from God?
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An article on a painful and deeply personal issue, family estrangement, was among our best-read this week.
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Another is his estrangement from a denomination dependent on corporate largess to fund its media-centric spiritual mission.
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But Labour's estrangement from, well, labor has its roots in decades of complacency in the party's right wing.
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Turns out, this is the bipartisan era of rage and estrangement, fueled by rising interest in American politics.
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To be sure, Sessions isn't ideal, given his memory lapses regarding Russia and his estrangement from President Trump.
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When they visited Toronto in 1991, Charles and Diana could no longer conceal their private estrangement from the public.
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Todd Chrisley insists he isn't holding any grudges as he faces tax evasion charges and estrangement from his daughter.
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Then it became apparent that everything was integrated, from the characters' emotional connection to their jealousy, estrangement, and bitterness.
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But it's also ultimately a tale of Chiron's estrangement from and quietly powerful attempt to reconnect with his feelings.
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Despite their estrangement, Vale packs up her life in New Orleans and goes home to join the search effort.
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It is rare that a film so acutely captures the numbness of total estrangement from nearly everyone around you.
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They talked about the dynamics of family estrangement but also of love that defied ideas about a color line.
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And he's taken out second and third guilt mortgages over his estrangement from Pepper and his responsibility for Ultron.
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The Argentine pontiff helped the rapprochement between the United States and Cuba after more than five decades of estrangement.
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Their latest video for "Dripping With Fire" is a surreal dive into themes like sisterhood, estrangement and growing older.
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The video directed by Stephanie Dimiskovski is very dreamlike but also deals with themes like estrangement along with sisterhood.
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A couple of years earlier, after a decade of estrangement, I felt a tug to reconnect with organized religion.
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Never is Mr. Vance more aware of this pessimism and estrangement than when he leaves for Ohio State University.
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Yet both poets admire the laboring parental body while admitting their own estrangement from the life of manual labor.
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The forums become circular chains of affirmation from fellow estranged parents, but the causes of estrangement are rarely mentioned.
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It was a festival of schadenfreude for the Noah haters among us, a portrait of isolation, estrangement and pain.
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The scene with Raffi and Rios shows that her estrangement from her son is a source of deep frustration.
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Despite years of estrangement, Joe joined Janet at the 2015 BET Awards when she was accepted her Ultimate Icon Award.
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Sheila Farebrother died in December, shortly after the mother and son rekindled their relationship after a nearly decade-long estrangement.
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Jordan Rodgers: The brother of NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Jordan has been very vocal on the show about their estrangement.
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"The Last Ceremony" was a particularly brutal expose of what, precisely, makes Gilead so cruel and unusual: It forces estrangement.
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The estrangement of two Silicon Valley darlings was also seen by many as a blemish on our hip, happenin' reputation.
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The opposition apparently decided to test the strength of Modi&aposs government following estrangement with some of Modi&aposs allies.
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Exploiting a void of security The Bamako attack in November marked Belmoktar's homecoming to AQIM after three years of estrangement.
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She has endured an estrangement from her father and once took time off from the tennis tour to mentally regroup.
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The visit comes 24 years after Princess Diana made the same trip, which signaled her estrangement from husband Prince Charles.
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Separate, divided: I kept thinking of Donald Trump and how he in particular preys on our estrangement and deepens it.
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This impassioned début novel charts the growing estrangement of the youngest child, a son, in a Muslim Indian-American family.
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Elsa grows up confined by her power and sense of duty, Anna saddened and rebellious in reaction to their estrangement.
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She spent time with Britney in L.A., reconnecting after years of estrangement, but she's been in the background ever since.
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I had chosen the experience of estrangement, I had traveled on my own to the far side of the world.
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That estrangement is central to the play, but the production hasn't found a performance style that lets Act II breathe.
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Despite North Korea's estrangement from most of the rest of the world, it still needs foreign currencies to get by.
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And many Americans' estrangement from Washington — their cynicism about its ability to improve their lives even a whit — would intensify.
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Nor has the serially uprooted life of my family burdened me, or my children, with any wrenching sense of estrangement.
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Just because I chose estrangement does not mean I don't miss my family or long for things to be different.
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Grace (Merle Dandridge) is the prodigal daughter of a renowned preacher, called back to the ministry after years of estrangement.
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Rocky's estrangement from his own son, Robert, hangs over the movie, part of its weather system of loss and regret.
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Perhaps, she said, having one foot in each world is why Luiselli's literature is charged with the lucidness of estrangement.
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"In its own way, it may normalize the estrangement Trump feels from the so-called establishment that Bush personified," he adds.
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"In its own way, it may normalize the estrangement Trump feels from the so-called establishment that Bush personified," Brinkley added.
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But the prolific pop musician announced last spring that he had reconciled with his mother after a nearly decade-long estrangement.
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The show will also delve into the singer's painful estrangement from his father and manager, Luis Rey (played by Oscar Jaenada).
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Voight and the Maleficent actress reconciled after years of estrangement in 2010, after Pitt, 53, convinced the actress to mend fences.
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Years of problems followed, including arrests, unstable employment, the demise of his marriage and his estrangement from his two young sons.
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After decades of estrangement and suspicion, relations between the tiny, Communist-ruled country and the United States have improved under Obama.
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Younger brother Jordan Rodgers, who competed on JoJo Fletcher's season of The Bachelorette, also spoke candidly about the estrangement with Aaron.
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But the relationship has thawed over the years, observers say, a shift that coincides with Gore's slow estrangement from traditional politics.
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Worse, the president risks further entangling the U.S. in another unnecessary Mideast conflict and intensifying the estrangement between Washington and Moscow.
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The attacks have produced a wave of public sympathy towards Catalonia in the rest of Spain, after years of growing estrangement.
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Seven decades have passed, and today thousands of children have now been subjected to similar forms of estrangement and psychological torment.
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Sometimes there'll be a sudden leap from family life as usual to bitter estrangement, with the reasons why left thoroughly unexplained.
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It was an estrangement that hurt her profoundly, in part because she was in love with Thomas Mann's daughter Erika Mann.
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While Jean's spoiler-ish reason for not returning then is surprisingly plausible, his estrangement in the intervening time is less so.
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Broadly speaking, estrangement is defined as one or more relatives intentionally choosing to end contact because of an ongoing negative relationship.
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The work follows them through a cycle of emotional phases, from what feels like tense estrangement to affectionate friendship and back.
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But how to undo a false estrangement that, over the years, has come to feel like a home of its own?
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Trump's election reflected many voters' exasperation with the status quo and sense of permanent estrangement from some gilded clique of winners.
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These exhilarating portrayals of civilization's ecological self-estrangement are not quite the images we need, but they are the ones we deserve.
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The leadership vacuum raises questions about whether there will ever be a narrowing of the estrangement between African-American communities and police.
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And when they aren't great parents — notably Chase's abusive father — you really feel the pain that estrangement causes within the family unit.
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"The US-Iran estrangement is bigger than the nuclear deal," said Saam Borhani, a trade sanctions attorney who writes on Iranian issues.
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This is aimed at forestalling radicalism of any kind, but many Muslims claim that they are unfairly singled out, causing further estrangement.
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O'Donnell had a brief estrangement from Chelsea last year, but the two have apparently since reconciled, posting selfies together in recent months.
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Michael tells us he and Kate have been living together after a long period of estrangement ... which included her going to jail.
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Men Without Women is best when it engages directly with its heroes' alienation, their estrangement not only from women but from themselves.
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It hangs on the wall of the Antibes apartment, a memento of home and also a totem of her estrangement from it.
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Far better is an earlier scene in which Shigemori and his daughter share little but a restaurant booth and their mutual estrangement.
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For nearly 40 years, they had almost no contact with their father and blame Ms. Cunningham Agee's controlling nature for the estrangement.
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This dispiritingly predictable portrait of incompatible brothers, reunited after many years of estrangement, is truly surprising only in its failure to surprise.
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New research challenges the deeply held notion that family relationships can't be dissolved and suggests that estrangement is not all that uncommon.
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Their findings challenge the deeply held notion that family relationships can't be dissolved and suggest that estrangement is not all that uncommon.
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Run-ins with law enforcement, estrangement from concerned family members and spells of homelessness were part and parcel of his teenage years.
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New research challenges the deeply held notion that family relationships can't be dissolved — and suggests that estrangement is not all that uncommon.
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They're a public sanity one, emblematic of too many people's willful disregard of evidence, proud suspicion of expertise and estrangement from reason.
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But the cost of that familiarity may be her growing estrangement from home, from her "first place"—a familiar enough Irish tale.
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The latest statistics suggest that over a quarter of people in the UK know someone who is experiencing or has experienced estrangement.
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A holiday seasons that encapsulated a nation's divides Political exchanges that crackled over the holiday season exemplified a sense of national estrangement.
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The deal, he argued with friends, meant that reconciliation between Iran and the United States was possible, even after decades of estrangement.
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Estrangement -- even from the distant frosty relations Obama had with Putin -- has grown in part because Trump didn't engage diplomatically on Syria.
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Much of it is a marker of our level of estrangement and is as hauntingly pathetic as the graveyard that Myspace became.
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Frankel's estrangement from castmate Carole Radziwill was the main piece of news out of the latest season of RHONY almost from the start.
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Emma's sexuality is slowly revealed throughout the series, along with the distressing history around it, which led to Emma's estrangement from her mother.
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In nearly every poem, formal strategies of disjunction and estrangement connect to a representation of physical and historical events outside of the poem.
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Some Kashmiris warn that rising nationalist sentiment across parts of India, led by Modi's hardline Hindu supporters, is deepening their sense of estrangement.
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But the mutual estrangement between Mr. Trump and many of the party's rising leaders is more than a matter of individual job preferences.
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After a two-year estrangement, they had recently gotten back together, a reconciliation set into motion by a soul-baring call from Phelps.
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His severe disfigurement and mental anguish, however, are only the latest stresses on a family whose deep dysfunction has resulted in Colleen's estrangement.
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If anything, I wished the film had been a little more forthcoming about the reasons behind father and son's estrangement and eventual reconciliation.
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One psychologist called familial estrangement a "silent epidemic", and at least one study found that one in 10 mothers had an estranged child.
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There is something unfathomably grim about estrangement forums, but what's interesting is how they push the power of online community to its limits.
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The United States could face a split with its ally South Korea, which is deeply invested in ending its estrangement from the North.
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" Instead, says Steinman, they "can be a stressful time where estrangement or loss of loved ones is often magnified and family conflict resurfaces.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Do you think reconnection and reconciliation should be a goal in cases of family estrangement?
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" Too Many Colleges Flunk Trump 101 According to this Op-Ed column, "The 2016 election is forcing campuses to examine their dangerous estrangement.
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Janet just wants to get through art school without her parents completely snapping, but she's careful after their estrangement from her brother Jung.
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I know about his father's stock-market losses and his own estrangement from dewier and more smoothly conformist classmates at Harvard's business school.
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The obvious question is what will happen if, over time, Trump disappoints his buoyant supporters and revives their feelings of discontent and estrangement.
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Mr. Trump's refusal to learn the lessons of Charlottesville deepened his estrangement from two panels of national business leaders enlisted to advise him.
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In her memoir, Moore also discusses her sexual assault at age 15, her mother's suicide attempts, and her former estrangement from her daughters.
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Lowell had been queasy about such an archive ("I hate the idea of people pawing through it"), and their estrangement complicated the sale.
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On Sunday, the actress revealed on Instagram that while her dad died a month ago, she had "no idea" due to their estrangement.
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Travel _____ New research challenges the deeply held notion that family relationships can't be dissolved and suggests that estrangement is not all that uncommon.
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But he couldn't snuff out his expectations of prosperity entirely, just as I couldn't snuff out my corresponding sense of estrangement from money.
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WikiLeaks' Assange: Russia didn't give us emails
The estrangement between Trump and the CIA and other agencies represents an unorthodox strategy -- even for Trump.
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Russia, which successfully used the S-400 sale to deepen Turkey's estrangement from its NATO allies, especially America, senses more opportunities down the road.
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For Emma, pleasure is connected to estrangement, and so sex has to be arranged on a queer dating app, discreet with no strings attached.
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But when a sudden unease and dissatisfaction leads to their estrangement, they have to learn to communicate — really communicate — or their marriage won't survive.
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One is privy to the inside of the "queer" art world as Goldberg centers this self-fashioned community and flips the terms of estrangement.
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After a decade's estrangement, the 53-year-old has now offered to reconcile with Meghan, 36, in order to bring peace to the Markles.
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Kyle Richards has patched things up with her sister Kathy Hilton after a long estrangement over the show she created inspired by their childhood.
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Sputnik has played a similar role in Turkey, where it has enthusiastically supported Russian efforts to deepen the country's estrangement from its Western allies.
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In Moonlight, after a period of estrangement, Paula (Naomie Harrie) apologizes to her son, Chiron (Trevonte Rhodes), for her years of addiction and abuse.
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" She admitted that coping with their on-and-off estrangement since he reportedly stepped out on their 33-year marriage has "been very hard.
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Deadly Palestinian protests in Gaza the same day added to the US-European estrangement, leaving the US straying dangerously far from mainstream global thinking.
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An investigation of voter estrangement has never felt more urgent, and we're certainly not getting one from the lacquered chatterers on the boob tube.
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The work's forced "high art" context does not create an estrangement or distancing effect that might draw us into an attitude of new appreciation.
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For 16 years, Mr. Ma kept his secret, worried that coming out would mean expulsion from the police force and estrangement from his family.
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Education is Eddy's ticket out of this rural hell but it also seals his estrangement from those whose love and acceptance he still craves.
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While religious activity may be an essential part of people's lives, the assumption that social distancing equates to spiritual estrangement is up for debate.
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While I never lost the feeling of estrangement that comes from missing basic cultural cues, for me this was a period of great liberation.
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It led to her estrangement from her colleagues, and isolation from friends, family and her boyfriend, according to the people in whom she confided.
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Both situations call for thorough self-questioning and the mournful recognition that joy is fleeting, along with flashes of anger, estrangement, guilt and melancholy.
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Volatile and peripatetic, buffeted by depression, alcoholism and estrangement from loved ones, he would reach for his books or his notebooks and steady himself.
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Hutchinson writes poetry with an estrangement that doesn't need the justifications of theory or its distaste for drenched metaphors that escape the political realm.
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The radio segment you're referring to, on "The Leonard Lopate Show," was about election-fueled brawls and the resulting estrangement among family and friends.
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People pass judgment over the choice I have made at times but I would go as far as to say estrangement saved my life.
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I remember it was autumn, and I remember feeling plagued by an unbearable need for both intimacy and estrangement, for the queerness of touch.
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She said that President Barack Obama and his administration declined to attend parties and dinners, but that this level of "estrangement" was a first.
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Going Further Loneliness and Social Isolation as Themes: Both Hopper and Dahl created work that depicts the emotional toll of social alienation and estrangement.
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For a variety of reasons—curiosity, difficulty, the thrill of estrangement—writers have long enjoyed imagining the world from an animal's point of view.
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One result of this embrace of ignorance is a remarkable estrangement between modern conservatives and highly educated Americans, especially but not only college faculty.
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The fun and the fights both seemed more organic and compelling: The estrangement and reconciliation of BFFs Brandi and Stephanie was Housewives at its best.
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After a painful – and public – feud, including a nearly yearlong estrangement, Kim Richards is picking up the pieces of her relationship with her sister Kyle.
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Elton John's estrangement with his mother, Sheila, appears to have ended, as the singer called out their reconnection in a sweet message for Mother's Day.
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So a hypothetical, if dad screams and yells at the kids and doesn't treat them nicely, the kids stop wanting to see dad, that's estrangement.
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Clinton's meeting with Sisi will make waves in the Middle East because of the recent estrangement between the Egyptian President's government and the Obama administration.
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At one moment, teenage Andreas tries to console his mother over her estrangement from one of his two older brothers by writing a heartfelt letter.
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The estrangement was on full display earlier this year, when the royal family snubbed Obama by skipping his arrival in Riyadh for a Gulf summit.
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But stories about loneliness, about estrangement, about lack: There our appetite is endless, and Murakami offers up a new and striking way to feed it.
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"The sense of alienation and estrangement is so great today that it's hard to unite people, and these candidates haven't done it," said the Rev.
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Through decades of ups and downs in Russian-European relations, in periods of estrangement or reconciliation, their balance of power has kept the continent stable.
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Why it matters: The trip comes as a deepening estrangement between Europe and the U.S. is reshaping Germany's choices and challenges on the world stage.
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In St. Louis, a man despondent at a recent estrangement from his family met Wingo, told him of his pain, and showered him with gifts.
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Trump administration officials argued that engagement was a better approach than estrangement, saying that they have raised concerns about Mr. Orban's policies at lower levels.
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Mr. Pierce's voice has always been unheroic, seeming to fight its own scratchy hesitancy, in songs that contemplate pain, confusion, loneliness, estrangement and uncertain hope.
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For the same reason that the website wondered about it in the first place: their estrangement, made obvious by Trump's ascent, from much of America.
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Smith opened with "Second Estrangement" by Aracelis Girmay, which will appear in "American Journal," an anthology edited by Smith to be published in the fall.
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The film's sexlessness is notable because one of Emmerich's key innovations has always been getting marital strife and familial estrangement to dovetail with global catastrophe.
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Bautista-Cano moved from New Jersey to Stamford last weekend to reunite with Ruano, after a period of estrangement, according to the New York Daily News.
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Bieber and Gomez went through a period of estrangement following an Instagram spat last summer after Bieber flaunted his new relationship with Sofia Richie on Instagram.
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A human-to-machine relationship defined by estrangement offers a unique sales opportunity: fomenting anxiety turns out to be an excellent way to draw in clients.
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The agreement represents the latest progress in President Obama's push to end decades of Cold War estrangement and begin to normalize relations between the two countries.
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"It looks like what this judge was weighing was the difference between estrangement and alienation," says Glass, who has not had access to the court documents.
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People avoid changing their views exactly because of the consequences I've faced — estrangement from family, a loss of community, and even the loss of a job.
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Despite their estrangement, the couple remain dedicated to raising their five children together — Kai Madison, 10, Donald III, 9, Tristan, 6, Spencer, 5, and Chloe, 3.
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Reaction from lawmakers was far more positive than anyone could have predicted during the Bush-era estrangement of France and the U.S. over the Iraq War.
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The meeting, widely interpreted as an attempt to reset relations and rebuild trust, follows an extended period of diplomatic estrangement between the two neighboring nuclear powers.
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The individuals in Sneed's stories are standing tenuously on tiptoe at the precipice of irrevocable change, not yet having fallen off into scandal, crime, estrangement, insanity.
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"That Trump's election could lead to the worst estrangement between America and Europe since the Vietnam War would be the least of the damage," he said.
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Estrangement, addiction or mental illness had driven families apart; how far the city should be expected to go to reach such relatives is an open question.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Trump's treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, appeared to be working well together despite the estrangement between House Democrats and the White House.
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In the past five years, a clearer picture of estrangement has been emerging as more researchers have turned their attention to this kind of family rupture.
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Although she believed he was undermining American democracy, she said, their estrangement stemmed not from partisan differences, but a family dispute that ended up in court.
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J.C. Sufjan Stevens's "Sister Winter" is a study in regret and estrangement that ends in holiday greetings; it starts out fragile and apologetic but turns hearty.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Meghan Markle's father appealed to Britain's Queen Elizabeth on Monday to intercede to end his estrangement from his daughter, the wife of Prince Harry.
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In the long estrangement and finally divorce between Charles and his wife, Diana Spencer, mother of William and Harry, the public overwhelmingly sympathized with Princess Diana.
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Estrangement is a last-ditch effort to stop the pain of abusive or neglectful parental behavior and to reclaim the self that was damaged in childhood.
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WATCH: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time If it's an estrangement from Beth, Randall says, "I'm not ready either," which means he hasn't seen her.
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Collected by USC's Hadrian Predock, Errors, Estrangement, Messes and Fictions explores the dinner party of form that results from bringing together everyday architectural objects at various scales.
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The romance with Stefan, steamy though it is, is unnecessary baggage, a sexy distraction from a quietly devastating story about a marriage gutted by loss and estrangement.
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" Asked for a response, Mr. Greenberg wrote in an email, "The allegations previously reported in the N.Y. Times are the result of a personal estrangement and vendettas.
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Nowhere is this strange genius — or genius for human estrangement — more on display than in the crisp, meticulous large portrait of the artist's son, "Jerry" (1955/75).
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Washington has repaired an estrangement with Malaysia, lifted the decades-old ban on arms sales to Vietnam and patched things up with its old ally the Philippines.
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Despite periods of estrangement from some of his 10 children, family members had been at his bedside in his last few days, his grand daughter Paris said.
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I can only hope that whoever is elected in November, relations between Washington and Caracas improve -- and that we don't risk our own five decades of estrangement.
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His presence in Havana was the culmination of a diplomatic opening that he and Castro announced in December 2014, ending decades of estrangement between Washington and Havana.
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I felt very guilty for not being there when my mother passed away [...] and for the estrangement we kind of had, particularly because of her drug addiction.
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Their child, the twelve-year-old Eve (Fantine Harduin), will be coming to live with her father and the rest of the Laurents after a long estrangement.
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It's a familiar sentiment for the xx, an English band known for black-clad introspection and dialogues of estrangement sung by Mr. Sim and Romy Madley Croft.
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A divisive NATO summit, on the other hand, and the growing estrangement of the United States from Europe that would result, would be a giveaway to Putin.
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By juxtaposing a flattened and abstracted body with visceral feelings of immediacy and tenderness, she creates tensions between closeness and separation, familiarity and estrangement, and calm and chaos.
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In Myanmar, Obama told a crowd at the University of Yangon he had "come to keep my promise and extend the hand of friendship" after decades of estrangement.
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Kim's visit, countering what had been growing estrangement between the Cold War allies, is likely to bolster Pyongyang's leverage going into a planned summit between Kim and Trump.
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" And there's this, about Madonna's estrangement from her brother ... "Do you have a recollection as you sit here today [about a falling out with your brother] in 1996?
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Jenner has admitted that her memoir's passages about ex-wife Kris Jenner created a rift in the family, but she still considers them her children despite the estrangement.
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That could result in further estrangement for the island, in radicalization of Taiwan independence politics, and a bigger headache for both China and the U.S. down the road.
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Cuba made the internet more accessible as part of the December 2014 agreement to begin normalizing relations with the US after more than a half century of estrangement.
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And in the case of estrangement forums we choose who we turn to for help, not the basis of blood ties, but on the strength of shared experience.
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Ms. Fujimori led a second push to impeach Mr. Kuczynski this March, resulting in his resignation and further estrangement from her brother, who had supported the former president.
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Last month, Lucy Blake, a lecturer at Edge Hill University in England, published a systematic review of 51 articles about estrangement in the Journal of Family Theory & Review.
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"What a gift to de-bunk a few myths that create so much painful shame for those of us on either end of an estrangement," one reader wrote.
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In July, Smith shared a happy selfie of himself and Affleck and explained in a lengthy caption how the old friends reconciled after "nearly a decade" of estrangement.
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Mr. Elba's character, Max, is a former rugby star in London whose self-indulgence has led to estrangement from his wife, Emily (Gemma Arterton, in an underwritten role).
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The death of a near-stranger is echoed by a later accident much closer to home, and Julieta's alienation from her father prefigures her eventual estrangement from Antia.
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He remained a fierce advocate for the team — and an occasional critic, known in part for his close association with Jeanie Buss and his estrangement from her brother.
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She also claimed he was a heavy drinker and talked about his estrangement from his wife, who he said he hadn't had a sexual relationship with in years.
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Pearce Tefft penned a moving letter to his son, Peter, on Monday, pleading with him to let go of his "hateful opinions" or face permanent estrangement from his family.
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A woman's decision to pick a path that is right for her and her family too often leads to judgment and estrangement from her community, church, and support networks.
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"As parents, you want the best for your children no matter what they are doing," he said, adding that he"desperately" wants the estrangement with his son to end.
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The Force Awakens' big emotional beats stem from Ren's estrangement from his parents, revealed to be Han Solo and Leia in the film's "Luke, I am your father!" moment.
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When Liam is asked what he would do if they met after ten years of estrangement, he says he is unsure—that he might give Noel a "love bite".
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"As parents, you want the best for your children no matter what they are doing," Bill said, adding that he"desperately" wants the estrangement with his son to end.
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At the premiere Monday night, O'Donnell also opened up about her ongoing estrangement from her 20-year-old daughter Chelsea, whom she shares with her ex-wife Kelli Carpenter.
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And it may deepen the estrangement between Trump and the intelligence community, given his rejection of a CIA assessment that the crown prince knew about the killing of Khashoggi.
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Haynes's immersion in art was also the result of a kind of apprehension of his own otherness, an undertow of estrangement that he felt long before he understood it.
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Consisting of wind turbines and air conditioners atop layers of concrete bricks, the sculptures ("Opaque Grey – Humbled #1" and "#2," both 2016) channel contemporary estrangement in their bifurcated aesthetics.
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After a 30-year estrangement, word of his death had prompted his 83-year-old mother to share old photos and the story of his hard childhood in Minnesota.
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Hearing wonderful things from townspeople about Papa Kwirk, Orion feels acutely the estrangement from this colorful relative, and the burden of being "the normal one" in his eccentric family.
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In person, Katharine revealed little of herself, and "purged wide swaths of her adult life from her papers," particularly passages on her partner, McCarthyism and estrangement from her family.
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I do not want to give too much of this transformation away, because I found the temporary estrangement that resulted to be delicious and, in its way, rather delicate.
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Now the estrangement is in the open, as diplomats going out the door make their feelings known and members of Congress raise questions about the impact of their leaving.
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Mr. Cox suggests, though, that while this sense of estrangement has been politically valuable to Mr. Trump in animating Republican voters, the same probably won't be true for Democrats.
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A nation divided The impeachment crisis is also a symptom of a country caught in a massive political estrangement that is tearing apart any sense of common patriotic purpose.
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They believe that Cruz's continued estrangement from Trump and his supporters would have been a liability in the freshman senator's 2018 reelection race — and in any future presidential bid.
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Cuba has made the Internet more accessible as part of the December 553 agreement to begin normalizing relations with the US after a more than a half century of estrangement.
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Between his father's estrangement, his mother's vague yet ultimately fatal heart ailment, and his wealthy growling grandfather being the legendary Robert Loggia, the kid's got a lot on his plate.
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Also important to Iraq is building bridges with the minority Sunni community, although some politicians are wary of Abadi's tentative rapprochement with Sunni Saudi Arabia, nurtured after decades of estrangement.
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She has made her own career, forging a path as an actress and a writer from a background not of upper-middle-class Middletonian privilege but of dysfunction and estrangement.
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Now, the woman who celebrated her 100th birthday last Friday opens up to PEOPLE about their prolonged estrangement, as she describes Fontaine as "brilliant and very gifted," but essentially flawed.
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The symbolism of such a gesture would go a long way toward healing the regrettable and totally senseless estrangement of the U.S. and Germany — the two most important Western allies.
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One measure of their continued estrangement is that in the nearly 30-year existence of Jazz at Lincoln Center, the organization has featured tap dancers only a handful of times.
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In a new interview with Vanity Fair, Eric, 61, says his battle with drug addiction caused a rift between his family and led an estrangement from Julia for many years.
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Plans to normalize relations between the two nations were made public at the end of 26, and this will be the biggest step after more than 50 years of estrangement.
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In her new memoir, Unfiltered: No Shame, No Regrets, Just Me, Collins explains how she reconnected with her father after years of estrangement — and why she decided to forgive him.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson explained that the relationship between the world's two top nuclear powers was too important to let the estrangement between Moscow and Washington linger any longer.
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LONDON, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Meghan Markle's father said on Monday that he hoped Queen Elizabeth would intercede to end his estrangement from his daughter, the wife of Britain's Prince Harry.
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The estrangement continues at Scandinavia House, where the exhibition "The Experimental Self" presents Munch's lesser-known photography — although the 50-odd images here are, regrettably, facsimiles and not original prints.
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Which is not to say that her father was cold or cruel, but that the intimacies his daughter managed to find with him were built on a foundation of estrangement.
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Both feel crushing guilt for leaving their mother in China, even as their cousin contemplates rebooting this generational cycle of estrangement all over again by sending her own son abroad.
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But non-profit organization Kizuna Child-Parent Reunion estimates that roughly 150,000 children lose contact with a parent every year in Japan because of estrangement from the non-custodial parent.
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But non-profit organization Kizuna Child-Parent Reunion estimates that roughly 150,000 children lose contact with a parent every year in Japan because of estrangement from the non-custodial parent.
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As his family disintegrates, his sense of estrangement intensifies, and follows him as he moves across various circles — African-American communities, the predominantly white Midwest of his childhood and Nigeria.
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Perhaps illustrating the political polarization of this state, Mr. Nicholson says he hasn't spoken with his Democratic parents in more than a year, blaming their estrangement on his political choices.
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Speaking about his past in a recent phone interview, he again emphasized the estrangement, not the glory, recalling that on visits home even his cultural references were met with incomprehension.
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The research, conducted by Ipsos Mori for estrangement support charity Stand Alone, also showed that this is an issue that affects people of all genders, from all walks of life.
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Where the latter creates a sense of worldly estrangement by means of a play-normal radio host, Local 58 builds a disrupted world via an obviously abnormal community television station.
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It is odd, I think, how these intimacies happen, how we grow close in circumstances that promise only to abandon us, at first chance, to the estrangement where we began.
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The moves deliver a significant setback to the delicate reconciliation between the US and Cuba, two countries that endured a half-century estrangement despite their locations only 90 miles apart.
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Distilling brandy isn't just a culinary pursuit for Meszaros; it was a return to his roots and a means of re-forging bonds with his father after a decade of estrangement.
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But his steadfast commitment severs every meaningful tie he has, whether through his own violence or cold estrangement (as seen in a subplot with his daughter Peggy, played by Anna Paquin).
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Burnout is not just about money and work, it's about a creeping estrangement from nature, disconnection from each other, living the lives of others through the cold glow of a screen.
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While the recent turmoil in the relationship may not be lead to divorce, there is a very real danger of estrangement if the two nations do not receive the right counseling.
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As Scharp wrote, "What precedes parent-child estrangement is a complex process that often includes multiple attributions, internal decisions, and external events that unfold over the course of years," she wrote.
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How prescient his concerns seem, nearly 30 years later, as the alteration of images and estrangement from critical understanding of sources has rent the fabric of our shared reality into tatters.
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When Jane Click still read, she preferred the language of displacement and estrangement that prepared a path to revelation over language that simply refreshed and enlarged upon what she already knew.
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But as his estrangement from traditional US allies deepens and the outcomes of his summit with Kim Jong Un are disputed, an uncertain and challenging road is coming into clearer view.
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When he learned the truth, her husband raged at her, said her poems "border on the erotic," and then, following a long estrangement, demanded they resume sexual relations or else divorce.
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The title character, an aging recovering alcoholic, attends the family feast after long estrangement from her son (played by Mr. Shults), only to find that her demons have come with her.
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And as the track unfolds, in a gluey, abstracted-R&B mode that recalls some of Frank Ocean's new music, he paints a picture of blooming estrangement, complete with stinging remarks.
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Now a grandmother and self-described basket case, Laurie has weathered two failed marriages and estrangement from her daughter, Karen (Judy Greer), who's scarred by a childhood steeped in doomsday preparation.
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Seven years of tears, family estrangement and emotional torture later, Kruttik and I married in three ceremonies in three Indian cities, trying to keep the Hindu and the Muslim gods happy.
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Abreu is one of several players with harrowing tales of escape from Cuba, forced estrangement from families left behind and harassment from traffickers even after they arrived in the United States.
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Some cite the social and political marginalization of Muslim communities in Europe; some point to the estrangement and isolation inherent in youth; others mention ISIS's propaganda skills in exploiting these trends.
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They already had longstanding ties with Iraqi armed opposition groups that had been cultivated by the Islamic Republic over the course of their own long estrangement and antagonism with Saddam Hussein.
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" A pledge she makes early in their estrangement remains in force throughout: "If you need me I'll always be there, and if you don't need me I'll always not be there.
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" A study conducted in 2014 by Stand Alone found 68 percent of their 807 interviewees believed there was a "stigma around the topic of estrangement," and "a general lack of understanding.
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Reaching that goal has now been substantially delayed by the US ban setback and may even become impossible, depending on how long Huawei's enforced estrangement from Google and other US partners continues.
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After the death of her husband, Rawdon Crawley, and her subsequent estrangement from her son, Becky ends up in the town of Pumpernickel, Germany (also known as Weimar), working in a casino.
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The irony of Eko and Iko—imaginary castaways from Mars or the borderlands of the West—was that the captivity and estrangement they play-acted was not so far from their reality.
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"We're not expecting Turkey to switch course again, but further estrangement from the U.S./NATO and closer ties with Russia could create risks around existing programs like the F-35," said Keay.
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Then, the experimental "On Limits: Estrangement in the Everyday" (May 24 through June 11), brings together 20 interdisciplinary artworks related to a wide array of themes, including racism, queerness and the environment.
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Stuart Appelbaum, president of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, took aim at Lipton on Friday and cast the latest developments as the logical conclusion of a growing, years-long estrangement.
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It could be that fantasy and science fiction, via what Darko Suvin called cognitive estrangement, can simply do a better job of showing us our world than anything attached to realism does.
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While it was important that the Chinese understood he considered their behavior abhorrent and not to be ignored, he took no joy in imposing sanctions and sought ways to ease the estrangement.
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Not sure what "guide my sleigh" refers to, but you could make this scene more impactful by describing how Dave and Rob tearfully embrace as Rob apologizes for their long, bitter estrangement.
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Ireland Baldwin did not hold back when ridiculing her dad Alec Baldwin on Saturday's Comedy Central roast — even referring to the infamous voicemail that led to their estrangement over a decade ago.
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The kingdom forms the foundation of President Donald Trump's Middle East policy, and a decision to severely punish its rulers could spark an estrangement that would cripple his hopes of confronting Iran.
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To the Editor: Our cultural myths about motherhood — that all women are nurturing, that mothering is instinctual, that all mothers are loving — are the bedrock on which the myths about estrangement rest.
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Still, when Maas wails "Someday, it will all be gone," the drama of the moment conveys a sense that he is getting at something deeper than our estrangement from the gold standard.
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Along the way, he hopes to cement his legacy as the leader who broke with more than a half-century of rancor and estrangement and tried a new path of engagement with Cuba.
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February 2016 Rosie spoke out about her ongoing estrangement from Chelsea during her set at The Fund for Women's Equality & The ERA Coalition's A Night of Comedy with Jane Fonda in New York.
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" The actor also approved of the imperfect farewell between Thatcher and Meredith and enjoyed mending their on-screen relationship, which he describes as having been "fraught by estrangement and regret and some abandonment.
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Fawaz Gerges, an expert on Islamic-Western relations at the London School of Economics, called their current dynamic "an estrangement" but not a break that would end U.S. involvement in the Middle East.
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While at San Diego Comic-Con this week, Smith, 48, shared a happy selfie with Affleck on Instagram and explained in a lengthy caption how the old friends reconciled after years of estrangement.
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It has raised questions over whether there will ever be a resolution to the estrangement between African-American communities and the police that has sent racial tensions to levels not seen in years.
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She said the estrangement influenced her decision to list her 56,000-square-foot mansion, where she had lived since 1991, two years after the death of her husband, legendary TV producer Aaron Spelling.
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If the novel is partly about the legacy of colonial violence—how it traumatizes its victims, and begets more violence—it is also about a painful estrangement from the world that succeeded it.
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But analysts said it was a far cry from the breakthrough that President Richard Nixon scored with his visit to communist China in 1972 that ended decades of estrangement between Washington and Beijing.
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Havana (CNN)President Barack Obama touched down in Cuba on Sunday, definitively ending a half-century of estrangement in a dramatic personal demonstration of his core foreign policy principle of engaging America's enemies.
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And while Liz likes to think she has better manners, she makes a crude masturbation joke, when she finally has a chance to talk with Darcy alone, after months of confusion and estrangement.
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There's an emphasis on the pain caused by estrangement, with stories of contact lost through addiction, mental illness, or manipulative relationships, told by parents for whom it's hard to feel anything but sympathy.
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But in its positive implications, about which he ruminates throughout his letters, van Gogh indicates that this estrangement can be the starting point for an egalitarian fellowship between humanity and the living world.
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Mr. Giuliani's divorce led to an estrangement with his son, Andrew — which, he says, Mr. Trump helped to heal by counseling the young man over games of golf at his course in Westchester.
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The estrangement became so wide that the secretary had recently been conducting his own crisis communications effort via his personal cell phone, telling reporters that there were political staffers working to oust him.
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For Jackson, the estrangement from his mother lasted over a decade and ended only when he visited her and his half brother, Robin Anselme, at his mother's Florida home a few years ago.
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She said the estrangement influenced her decision to list her 20183,000-square-foot mansion, where she had lived since 1991, two years after the death of her husband, legendary TV producer Aaron Spelling.
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Their antique look, however, can feel distanced, and the juxtaposition of handcrafted charcoal drawings and found objects often opens up a disconcerting conceptual space, a wedge of estrangement occupying the center of the work.
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Though the trio went through a phase of explosive family drama and estrangement, they have since buried the hatchet following Teresa's 11-month stint in jail—and this business has only made them closer.
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In a sneak peek at Monday's episode, JoJo Fletcher heads to her final four guys' hometowns, and it quickly becomes obvious that Jordan's estrangement from his brother Aaron is going to take center stage.
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They don't connect as a couple, each seemingly enclosed within a separate world, an estrangement underscored by the way the wall behind them changes color as it transitions from one panel to the next.
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Listening to the hypnotic tunes of the soundtrack, a feeling of estrangement permeates the viewer; the frantic activity of the vehicles on the ski slopes inspires reveries of alien machines colonizing an inhospitable planet.
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At night, in hushed voices, they argue fiercely, but what they fight about remains vague, Luiselli preferring commentary on marital estrangement to its actual staging: My husband and I quarrel on our own bed.
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For now, the new nationalist Italy is leaving neither the European Union nor the West, but if any steps have been taken to prepare for the future, they are in the direction of estrangement.
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Aides to the two Senate leaders say accounts of tension between them are overblown, particularly compared with the deep estrangement that existed between Mr. McConnell and Harry Reid, the former Democratic leader from Nevada.
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While Mr. Simon's music pulls disparate ideas together, his songs' narrators are often lonely and isolated, teetering between estrangement and a longing for connection, between hope for the next generation and intimations of doom.
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For biographers and journalists, Spielberg's estrangement from his father, which lasted for years, has become the figure in the carpet—Spielberg has made film after film touching on fathers in one way or another.
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Ms. Madikizela-Mandela retained a political presence as a member of Parliament, representing the dominant African National Congress, and she insisted on a kind of primacy in Mr. Mandela's life, no matter their estrangement.
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I have struggled with depression due to family estrangement (I wrote about my struggle in The Washington Post), and thankfully was able to get the medical attention I needed to prevent a deeper unraveling.
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"Family estrangement can leave scars of trauma," says Mark Sichel, a clinical social worker and author of Healing from Family Rifts: Ten Steps to Finding Peace After Being Cut Off from a Family Member.
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And while it is true that literature and history contain heroic, romantic, glorious, even triumphant episodes in an exile's life, these are no more than efforts meant to overcome the crippling sorrow of estrangement.
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And any impression in the heartland that the latest drama is just another tortured episode in an era of political estrangement would have been reinforced by the theatrics in the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday.
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The former general was seen as an advocate of Trump's plans to seek to ease the estrangement in relations with Moscow -- a stance that has mystified both Republican and Democratic foreign policy experts in Washington.
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Though making no secret of her disdain for men or estrangement from her ex-husband and three children, Nelson, who told people she was a polio victim, was tight-lipped about her many mysterious visitors.
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"Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Penny Lane" were John and Paul's odes to Liverpudlian childhood: one an acerbic song of estrangement with a flute-like Mellotron, the other a collage of suburbia set to French horns.
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But having inherited a sizable collection of foreign policy problems, from Iran to North Korea, the possibility of a long-term estrangement between Trump and the State Department has troubling implications for America's national interests.
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A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas, 2011 Everyone's favorite stoner besties (John Cho and Kal Penn) attempt to mitigate holiday disaster in their third big screen adventure, in which they are reunited after years of estrangement.
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Also on Monday's episode, front-runner Jordan Rodgers will go into more detail about his estrangement from his older brother, NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers, and Robby Hayes encounters a potentially "devastating" accusation from an ex.
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Britain's anxiety over this estrangement is fitful: some want Trump to stay out of the country; some are more anxious about losing the "special relationship"; others just want May to save what can be saved.
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But today, the sick soul of Europe (circa 1961) looks pretty stylish: In sharp black-and-white, the movie charts the growing estrangement of an author (Marcello Mastroianni) from his wife (Jeanne Moreau) in Milan.
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A crystal-clear body of water that is visible between them becomes a perfect visual metaphor for the waves of intimacy and estrangement, for the tidal shifts of connection and separation that comprise loving another.
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But a recent New York Times article about family estrangement cited a survey that found 8 percent of adults in Britain (out of a sample of 2,000 individuals) had severed contact with a family member.
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Nearly all of the forgotten Angelenos honored this year died in 2015, and in most cases a relative was found but for whatever reason — financial hardship, estrangement — they did not want to claim the remains.
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At the heart of Ward's comic story of family estrangement and long-buried trauma is the adage "There's no such thing as a free ride" — but her novel's ultimate destination is both surprising and transporting.
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Obama struck a deal to reopen diplomatic relations and re-establish some trade with Cuba after a more than a half century of estrangement, and became the first sitting president to visit Cuba since 1959.
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What Gold and others are less certain of is how long-lasting the beneficial effects of simple recognition will be in addressing the deep reservoir of white estrangement and hopelessness that survey data has revealed.
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I've gotten tired of counting, of trying to do the math when it comes to the complex calculus of death and estrangement — whether you stop counting someone once they're gone or keep counting them forever.
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That's why it is so important to speak openly about how family estrangement does happen and that not having contact with a family member is sometimes a healthy response to very unhealthy and abusive circumstances.
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Indeed, the show exhibits works owned by private collectors, including Banksy's former business manager Steve Lazarides, proprietor of the Lazarides gallery in London – famous both for his long association with Banksy and their very public estrangement.
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The President-elect's Russian gambit seems like a solid foreign policy goal, given that the estrangement between the rivals -- owners of the world's biggest nuclear arsenals -- is deeper than at any time since the Cold War.
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They reopened embassies a year ago after more than five decades of estrangement and have since agreed on matters of common concern such as the resumption of direct mail service and U.S. commercial flights to Cuba.
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Some lawmakers have been demanding a new look at Cuban immigration policy since the surprise December 2014 announcement from Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro that the two countries would move toward ending decades of estrangement.
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Picking up the torch from where The Antlers left off with their last three records, Impermanence looks at universal feeling through a personal lens, unpacking issues of estrangement and destruction that feel particularly pertinent right now.
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His projects intend to address this shortsightedness, addressing issues around migration, and articulating the sense of generational estrangement on an island where patriarchal figures are often expected to travel for months at a time for employment.
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After the mother and daughter unfollowed each other on Instagram, a source close to the family shared with PEOPLE exclusively that the mother-daughter duo's estrangement was not just because of the singer's reunion with Bieber.
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"After years of estrangement, she has inserted herself into his home, taken over his life and isolated him from anyone not under her control, including longtime business colleagues," Mr. Dauman said in a statement on Monday.
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The trio — joined by hosts Jada Pinkett Smith, 48, and her daughter Willow, 19, and mom Adrienne, 66 — opened up about the time Moore had a relapse, which led to a years-long estrangement between them.
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I lean to the less obvious ones, where being out of place is not bluntly stated, perhaps because what has always interested me in the theme of exile and estrangement is its potential for universal resonance.
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Iran has one of the oldest commercial aircraft fleets in the world, a legacy of the prolonged estrangement with the United States that blocked the Iranians from refurbishing or replacing many of their American-built planes.
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Even if you didn't buy all the God-versus-Satan business, you could enjoy the story of their estrangement as a metaphorical retelling of what happens when daughters become adolescents and start viciously fighting with their mothers.
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The democratic election of former cricket star Imran Khan as Pakistan's Prime Minister heralds change, but will it promote a reboot of a stronger security relationship with the United States or continuing estrangement between our two countries?
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The prosecution contended that their estrangement had been a feint, a way to throw the authorities off the trail of their conspiracy, and that they had staged a reconciliation to put the final touches on their plot.
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The first few chapters ladle on the foreshadowing, with portentous references to "what had happened in the cold, wintry Green Mountains of Vermont" on "that terrible night"—the cause, evidently, of an estrangement between Lucy and Alice.
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Some U.S. lawmakers have been demanding a fresh look at Cuban immigration policy since the surprise December 2014 announcement from Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro that the two countries would move toward ending decades of estrangement.
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Charlotte Osgood Mason, a white Manhattan socialite and philanthropist who took on both Hughes and Hurston as a patron at nascent points in their careers, was a central figure in both their friendship and their subsequent estrangement.
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As little compulsions, they add to the visionary quality of the book — Gregory's estrangement of the language can make the voice feel otherworldly, as though the poet were just a medium channeling signals from the great elsewhere.
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Such bold action by the PRC suggests they are willing to suffer this fate — the continued imposition of tariffs, a decoupling of the US and Chinese economies, and a profound estrangement from the world's largest consumer market.
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No official figures keep track of the number of families affected, but non-profit Kizuna Child-Parent Reunion estimates that 150,000 children lose contact with a parent every year because of estrangement from the non-custodial parent.
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It's a familiar game — call it theorizing by proxy for meaning by proxy — in which a filmmaker waves toward an idea, say, Brecht's concept of the alienation or estrangement effect, without doing any actual hard, intellectual work.
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Farebrother told the Daily Mail in 2015 that the estrangement was sparked by John's mother's refusal to cut off contact with two of his oldest friends, Bob Halley and John Reid, after he ended his relationship with them.
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Bush comparisons Many observers have commented that the relationship between the United States and Europe is now at its lowest point since the estrangement over the US push to war in Iraq in 2003, which opened deep divisions.
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In a speech Friday at the Manuel Artime Theatre in Miami, Trump will cast the updated policy as fulfillment of a campaign promise to reverse then-President Obama's diplomatic re-engagement with the island after decades of estrangement.
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While such moves and threats honor campaign promises, they have deepened the estrangement between Trump and senior Republican leaders in a way that could make it more difficult for him to pass key agenda items, including tax reform.
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The year before traveling to Libya, Matar taught a course at Barnard College on novels about exile and estrangement, and his memoir is punctuated by references to Homer and Dante as well as Joseph Brodsky and Vladimir Nabokov.
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In the nineteen-seventies, fourteen letters, which cover in detail Plath's estrangement from her husband, the English poet Ted Hughes , were passed from Beuscher to Harriet Rosenstein, a feminist scholar who was working on a biography of Plath.
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After falling pregnant and running away, she has joined the ranks of young activists across West Africa who intervene to stop child marriages in their communities, often risking family estrangement to save other girls from a similar fate.
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It's the latest stage of the slow-burning, deepening estrangement between Harry Potter readers and a woman who has often been as ill-suited to the role of pop culture celebrity as she is eager to play it.
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What Kitamura's narrator doesn't tell the older woman is that she and Christopher have been separated for six months, an estrangement he has made her promise to keep secret for reasons that she — and we — will never know.
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Crossing the contact line illustrates the estrangement: those leaving Ukrainian government-held territory have their passports stamped as if leaving the country; visitors to separatist-held territory are issued "migration cards", copies of a document handed out in Russia.
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It takes a lot to move the court past estrangement into alienation, but once it's determined that one parent is alienating the kids, the court has no choice but to jump in and make pretty strong orders right away.
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During the interview, Abi also disputed a claim Kelly's lawyer previously made to Good Morning Britain earlier that week, which claimed that Abi's mother, Kelly's ex-wife Andrea "Drea" Kelly, was responsible for the singer's estrangement from his children.
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In this film, he makes his narrow range work for him; it suits the character's emotional estrangement, and by the time Matt is able to make a real connection, Mr. Sudeikis doesn't have to overplay to put it across.
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VICE: Just as a document, I see The Executive Coloring Book as tapping into the corporate estrangement that was a major theme in late 50s novels like The Man In the Grey Flannel Suit or films like The Apartment.
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And it should learn, finally, that Iran is not, as Steve Bannon told Joshua Green, "like the fifth century — completely primeval" — but rather a sophisticated society of deep culture full of unrealized promise better served by engagement than estrangement.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Estrangement, reactive humor, the illogic of dreams — any of these descriptors could sum up Satoshi Kojima's inaugural exhibition at Bridget Donahue, a gathering of painted tableaus featuring cartoonish figures in highly artificial settings.
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It feels hopeless to think that Trump will ever admit that anything he may have said or done has helped to fray the material of civility and ignite the chemistry of estrangement among young men, especially white young men.
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In Offill's hands, however, the form becomes something new, not a way of communicating estrangement or the scroll of a social media feed but a method of distilling experience into its brightest, most blazing forms — atoms of intense feeling.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - Cyprus will close four checkpoints on the divided island for a week as a precaution against the spread of coronavirus, the first closure since crossings between the two sides were eased in 2003 after decades of estrangement.
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Williams (whose well-traveled resume includes a stint on "Grey's Anatomy") brings an appropriate gravity and weariness to the role, with his estrangement from his wife (Christine Adams), who prompted him to hang up his gloves, weighing on him.
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On Monday's Real Housewives of Orange County, the mother of four opens up about the three divorces she's lived through — her parents' and two of her own — and the personal aftermath of those splits, including her estrangement from eldest daughter, Sidney.
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Despite Jordan's estrangement from his brother being a major source of interest on this season of The Bachelorette, Jordan told reporters during a conference call on Tuesday that his NFL star older brother will "absolutely" be invited to the wedding.
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Before he died, the German-speaking Jewish author from a Czech city—an epitome of "marginality, dislocation and estrangement", as Mr Balint puts it—had instructed the devoted Brod to burn all his papers, "unread and to the last page".
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The estrangement has been the subject of many a Keeping Up With The Kardashians episode, including the latest one in which Kendall Jenner put her mother on blast for not inviting her father to the family's annual Christmas Eve party.
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He got his wish: The Cuban Embassy in Washington, DC, opened on July 20, 2015 — formally reestablishing ties between the two countries after around 50 years of estrangement — and the US opened its embassy in Havana on August 14, 2015.
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"We're not expecting Turkey to switch course again, but further estrangement from U.S./NATO and closer ties with Russia could create risks around existing programs like the F-35," Wolfe Research analyst Hunter Keay said in a research note this week.
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But the risk of having a beloved dish in the clutches of only a few people near and dear to you is that their eventual passing—or perhaps estrangement after a particular tense holiday party—could always take it away.
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During these outings I occasionally find myself missing the excitement of the job, the rush that comes when a person's fate is in your hands, and these moments of estrangement seem somehow to hold the answer to why I've stopped fishing.
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Officials also acknowledged the challenge of staying in sync with Mr. Moon, who is acting as a mediator between the United States and North Korea and who is deeply invested in ending years of estrangement between the North and South.
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The feelings of powerlessness, estrangement, loneliness, and anger created or exacerbated by the information age are so general it can be easy to think they are just a state of nature, like an ache that persists until you forget it's there.
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In this week's Modern Love essay, writer Laura Zigman shares how the death of her sister and estrangement from her husband's daughter leads to complicated family math: Do you stop counting someone once they're gone or keep counting them forever?
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When Lynch takes us into his later struggles with alcoholism and estrangement, you read them as the words of a man who has been bathed from birth to know how easily the gift of life can be rendered into dust.
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When it comes to the border and the wall, Trump's willful estrangement from reality is so profound that network executives and newspaper editors spent part of Tuesday in strategy sessions about how to respond to his inevitable barrage of falsehoods.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama will travel to Cuba within weeks, a senior administration official said on Wednesday, making a historic visit as part of an effort to end more than a half-century of estrangement and forge normalized relations with a Cold War adversary.
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Jordan Rodgers' estrangement from his NFL pro brother Aaron Rodgers was a topic throughout this past season as he vied for JoJo Fletcher's heart, and the pair confirmed on Monday's After the Final Rose special that relations between the Rodgers' brothers remain strained.
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"As the personal fiefdom of Defendant Stefan Krause, Defendant Canoo (formerly known as Evelozcity) terminated Plaintiff Christina Krause as an extension of Defendant Krause's estrangement from and infidelity to his wife of seven years," her lawyers write in the introduction to the complaint.
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To begin with, the estrangement between Trump and the party leaders is blowing open a gaping split between the party's grass roots and its establishment leaders that Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus and others worked so hard to bridge over the summer.
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In My Mother in the Backyard, DuBois uses perspective to highlight his parents' estrangement: In the foreground his mother is caught in a moment of worried contemplation, while in the back, out of focus, his father walks by the pool in swimming trunks.
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In the time since my father's death, it's become increasingly more difficult to detail what led to our estrangement, because the heart softens towards those who have passed and I've started to understand the whole sum of my life a little more.
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While these "last-straw" experiences can be superficial or deep, minor misfires or major betrayals, it seems to me the reason they take on so much power and meaning in estrangement narratives is that they signify something much bigger than one particular conflict.
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But lawyers for the plaintiffs, Philippe P. Dauman and George S. Abrams, argued that Mr. Redstone, 93 and in failing health, was mentally incapacitated and had been unduly influenced by Shari Redstone, his daughter, who recently reconciled with him after a long estrangement.
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Americans, as well as an increasing number of Germans, Japanese, and Scandinavians, are rediscovering our national landscapes, not altogether a bad thing in an age of general estrangement from the outdoors, when parents like me worry about their kids having nature-deficit disorder.
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The early chapters of "In Hoffa's Shadow" tilt toward first-person essay, with the author first describing the tight-lipped, potbellied man who loved him unconditionally, before shifting gears to his eventual estrangement from O'Brien as he pursues a career as a lawman.
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They most notably include his secretary, Monica Reed (Kristine Nielsen), and his wife, Liz (Kate Burton), with whom he exists in a state of amicable estrangement; and his chums and professional associates, Henry Lyppiatt (Peter Francis James) and Morris Dixon (Reg Rogers).
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There may be virtue in such hyperbole for purposes of increased self-awareness and self-examination, but when it comes to Yürükoğlu's more abstract, sculptural works, the focus shifts more explicitly to an economy of estrangement through the slowing down of perception.
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I can think Star Wars is about the American Revolution, someone else can think it's a Freudian tale of paternal estrangement, someone else can see a Christ allegory, and we can all coexist without problems, benefiting from the text in different ways.
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Locomotives, rolling stock and other railway equipment had been Ukraine's most valuable export to Russia in 2011, before the diplomatic estrangement of the two former allies, accounting for $3.2 billion out of a total of $19.8 billion of export sales to Russia in that year.
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In December, Gomez and her mother made headlines for unfollowing each other on Instagram, but a source close to the family told PEOPLE at the time that their recent estrangement wasn't solely because of the singer's reunion with on-again, off-again boyfriend Justin Bieber.
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In December, Gomez and her mother made headlines for unfollowing each other on Instagram (they are since following each other again), but a source close to the family told PEOPLE at the time that their estrangement wasn't solely because of the singer's reunion with Bieber.
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And the President's aspirations of finally passing his replacement deal with Canada and Mexico for the North American Free Trade Agreement -- a plank of his 2020 reelection platform -- could also fizzle in a prolonged estrangement between the White House and the Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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Zarif, who was educated in the United States and has worked assiduously to try to end the long estrangement of the two countries, was asked by this author at a recent meeting in New York whether he had given up on engagement with Americans.
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Boeing has been invited to talks with Iranian officials about modernizing Iran's aged commercial aircraft fleet, the country's transport minister said Thursday, in what could be a precursor to the biggest business arrangement with an American company after more than three decades of estrangement.
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This feeling of distance and estrangement is palpable in her first solo exhibition in the United States, the video and installation, Sophia Al-Maria: Black Friday, at the Whitney Museum of American Art (July 26–October 31, 2016), organized by Christopher Y. Lew, associate curator.
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It has been repurposed to explain both institutional disenfranchisement and racial self-estrangement — an explanation for the behavior of black people who seem to be under white control, based on either their sustained proximity to whiteness or statements construable as anti-black, or probably both.
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COLD WAR In luscious black-and-white, the Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski ("Ida") tells a story of love and estrangement involving a singer (Joanna Kulig) and a pianist (Tomasz Kot), as they separate and reunite on both sides of the Iron Curtain over 15 years.
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Reunited by a mysterious package after a long estrangement, Harold and Kumar, those kings of recreational drug use played by John Cho and Kal Penn, search New York for the perfect Christmas tree after Kumar accidentally destroys the decorations of Harold's father-in-law.
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To many in Britain, Mr. Trump appeared less a friend tossing a lifeline than an opportunist angling to exploit Britain's estrangement from Europe by pursuing a trade deal that would crack open Britain's health service and foist chlorine-washed American chicken on British shoppers.
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Her communiqué conveyed a deep sense of bodily estrangement, trauma experienced by both land and people, a sense of place and loss, of loss of place, of the impacts of history and the vaporized lives, against which any actions of any kind can seem futile.
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But we're not here to watch anyone make the same mistakes, so we'll explore the art of covering up relationship tattoos, as well as the etiquette of estrangement on social media—because the ineptitude for common decency may not be exclusive to Instagram, but it is insufferable.
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That was just before his epic fall from grace—from front-page hero, a winner of 14 major golf championships, to lurid tabloid fodder over reports of serial infidelities, the break-up of his marriage and estrangement from some of his oldest friends in professional golf.
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"I had gone through some pretty tough times and hit a place I never thought I'd be," says the Shark Tank star, who told PEOPLE last year that he once contemplated suicide following the breakup of his 24-year marriage and estrangement from his three children.
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Orrin Hatch called for unwavering love and support for LGBT youth who experience high suicide rates as victims of bullying, discrimination and family estrangement in a somewhat surprising Senate speech this week from the retiring Republican who has long been an opponent of same-sex marriage.
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One strand of the show is Ms. Satter's real story — her adult estrangement from her sister, the comical memories of their child selves — bits of which she tells from behind the protective barrier of her drums, with a flat affect that made me think of Laurie Anderson.
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Yet even as "Green Book" began to notch accolades on the early-screening circuit, such as the Toronto Film Festival, there were controversies, including questions -- raised by some of Shirley's surviving relatives -- about the way Shirley's estrangement from his family was presented, while exaggerating the pair's friendship.
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The estrangement has been reinforced by a policy of non-participation in Jerusalem municipal politics ordered by the Palestinian Authority (PA), which exercises limited self-rule in the adjacent Israeli-occupied West Bank and wants East Jerusalem as capital of a hoped-for future Palestinian state.
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He's inspired to do so in part by Bruno (the "Sopranos" veteran Arthur J. Nascarella, returning for the first time this season), the pizzeria owner Axe once counted on as a confidant before causing an estrangement by screwing over the man's nephew in a business deal.
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Turkish estrangement could have significant consequences for both the United States, which relies on Turkey's Incirlik Air Base to conduct air operations against the Islamic State, and the European Union, which struck a deal last year for Turkey to limit the flow of Syrian and Afghan refugees.
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In a speech Friday at a Miami theater associated with Cuban exiles, Trump will cast the policy moves as fulfillment of a promise he made during last year's presidential campaign to reverse then-President Barack Obama's diplomatic re-engagement with the island after decades of estrangement.
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Jess Guilbeaux, whose emotional episode detailed her estrangement from her family after coming out as a lesbian, won the hearts of 67.3 thousand Instagram followers and counting, who decided to give back after they learned that Guilbeaux had to drop out of the University of Kansas for financial reasons.
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Despite specific periods of cooperation - and even hope that Pakistani leadership may have decided to shift gears and take strategic steps to address the problem, the US relationship with Pakistan has been deeply pockmarked by times of estrangement resulting from Pakistan's unwillingness to root out its own bad actors.
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" If the Clintons are the careless Tom and Daisy Buchanan and Barack Obama is a Camus-like figure of existential estrangement and Donald Trump is a flimflam man out of "Huckleberry Finn,'' H.W. was Bertie Wooster, an airy WASP propelled to the top by the old boys' network.
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Despite a series of personal obstacles throughout his life, including estrangement from much of his family and a period of heavy drug and alcohol use that resulted in his checking into a rehab facility, Marc Jacobs is nevertheless known as an extremely talented "boy wonder" of the fashion world.
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But it was not a lasting estrangement: After an assassination attempt against John Paul in 1981, she wrote in a telegram to his secretary, "I am overwhelmed by sadness and anxiety and want desperately to be close to you," and the BBC reported that she flew to Rome to see him.
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She further explored the matter on season 1 of the A&E project, featuring numerous testimonials from ex-Scientologists like Amy Scobee who, after distancing herself from the organization, faced temporary estrangement from her mother due to an alleged church policy called "disconnection," which requires current members to shun Scientology critics.
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"We will do whatever is necessary to support our friend and ally Belgium in bringing to justice those who are responsible," Obama said in brief remarks while in Cuba, where he was making an address to the Cuban people after his administration ended decades of estrangement between the two countries.
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It echoes a passage from Another Life (1973), his great autobiographical work, in which he writes of the inner toll that comes from being outside the West, and how this estrangement seeps into the very texture of the trees, into moonlight: The moon came to the window and stayed there.
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The default strategy for science fiction and for fantasy is the strategy of estrangement: taking something that we are actually very familiar with, spinning it in a different way, and allowing us to approach it without all of our defenses, without all of our prejudices, without all of our preconceptions.
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In the present-day timeline, the younger generation, now grown, has never fully dealt with, or really even made sense of, the terrifying night they left the mansion — the night that resulted in the death of their mother (Carla Gugino) and their estrangement from their close-lipped father (Timothy Hutton).
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This is especially true when Carter chronicles the fissures in her marriage (including the possibility of a long-running affair with the jazz musician Fletcher Henderson) and the deep estrangement between Eunice and her brother, which was not fully repaired by the time both died, within 10 days of each other.
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But the fact that all of those developments, which five years ago would have been trumpeted with drumrolls and bells and whistles, slipped in practically under the radar is reflective of the new state of … well, I wouldn't call it estrangement, but rather a cooling off of the once heated relationship.
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The tensions, while partly theatrical, highlight the increasing estrangement of the parties in the age of Trump — a dynamic only exacerbated by the fast-rolling impeachment inquiry that's captivated the country over the last three months and complicates efforts for bipartisan cooperation on any legislative initiatives heading into an election year.
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The artists' gaze emphasizes how, in a situation of extreme violence, documentary photography (and film) becomes not a tool to investigate or clarify past events, but rather a victim of reality, magnifying our sense of confusion and estrangement and also psychologically normalizing it as reality and inuring us to it.
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This seems to be more or less what [science fiction] critic Darko Suvin meant when he coined the term "cognitive estrangement" some forty-odd years after "Art as Device," and indeed the idea bears family resemblances to the "sense of wonder" that so often makes its way into working definitions of science fiction.
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Genesis's "Supper's Ready" (2000) is a 23-minute song that starts as an acoustic ballad about a couple's estrangement, builds into a cycle of visions inspired by Ovid's poetry, British folklore, and Christian allegory, and ultimately reunites its contemporary lovers amid an apocalypse, with lyrical snippets lifted from The Book of Revelations.
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The three-day trip, the first by a U.S. president to Cuba in 88 years, is the culmination of a diplomatic opening announced by Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro in December 2014, ending a Cold War-era estrangement that began when the Cuban revolution ousted a pro-American government in 1959.
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The expected changes will also place a distinct chill on the relationship between the United States and Cuba that was just beginning to thaw after a half-century of isolation and estrangement and thrust the two countries back into an adversarial posture that is among the last vestiges of the Cold War.
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Memory is particularly pungent in Leopold's dioramas; they evoke the realms of childhood imagination (doll houses, Legos, model train villages), thereby plumbing the origins of the creative impulse as well as a Platonic ideal of home; their vacant interiors represent both the comfort of the familiar and the estrangement that the familiar can compel.
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I'm not sure if most people see their mothers in fictional characters (and if they do, I'm curious if the mothers would sign off on the casting), but these characters plant ideas of what moms should be like, and how a parent-child bond becomes a story worth telling: through conflict, estrangement, or heartfelt intimacy.
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So it should come as no surprise that their years-in-the-making documentary, L27: Pretend We're Dead, doesn't follow the typical "rags to riches to rags" story arch, nor does it infer that its very existence might be the reason the 27s vets are rocking together again after nearly 27 years of estrangement.
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Kerry, whose recent diplomatic victories include the conclusion of an Iran nuclear deal and the release of U.S. Navy sailors and prisoners from Iranian custody, the re-establishment of ties with Cuba after decades of estrangement and a historic international agreement on climate change, has given less attention to Asia than his predecessor Hillary Clinton.
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But the Republicans had been so buffeted by 20 years of inattention to the costs of globalization, by the growing estrangement of traditional constituencies who have lost status and resources in the twenty-first century, by the mistakes and narrow-mindedness of the party elite, that clearly the party of Lincoln was the easier mark.
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He grew up seeing his last name on blue coal trucks circling the streets of St. Louis; this prepared him for the uncanny experience of "walking down to Eighty-second Street / To Barnes & Noble to buy my own book"—the self-estrangement that writers feel when their own name is the one on the cover.
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Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas has nothing but love for Cardi B. The TLC singer spoke to PEOPLE about her "special love" for the "I Like It" rapper while launching her DAYO x Chilli collection in Atlanta on Wednesday, and she said she could especially relate to everything Cardi is going through right now with her estrangement from husband Offset.
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Eurosceptics across Europe are moved by dissatisfactions similar to those of Britain's Leave voters: resentment of globalisation; estrangement from elites; a sense that the EU is distant, undemocratic and overbearing; and, above all, a conviction that the cherished openness of the EU has let in too many foreigners who take away jobs, benefits and national identity (see chart 1).
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It captures everything that defines the genre: the creeping paranoia of the job and the social estrangement that results, the confusion and horror visited on ordinary people who stumble into the middles of these games, the growing certainty that nothing is private, and the slow, dreadful dawning of awareness about whose interests your work is really serving.
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No story is as simple as its streamlined version in the pages of a magazine, and though there was little that felt traditionally slick or elided in Levy's essay — it was skillfully and purposefully unvarnished — her memoir opens its camera aperture to show more of the complicated before-and-after around its epicenter: infidelity, alcoholism, ambivalence and estrangement.
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Erdogan, who is essentially using his geographical position as gatekeeper to Europe to demand billions of dollars to stem the flow of refugees into the continent, managed to move beyond his estrangement with Putin over the Turks' downing of a Russian fighter jet in November 2015, part of the Kremlin's push to keep in power Syria's Assad, a man Erdogan wanted gone.
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Adapted from short stories by Alice Munro, and taking place over 30 years, it tells the story of a mother-daughter estrangement in which the title character (played by Emma Suárez as an older woman and by Adriana Ugarte as her younger self) longs to reconnect with the child who abandoned her when she was 18 and has since remained incommunicado.
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Political activists like to make themselves feel good by having loud protest marches that get a lot of media attention but that often alienate just as many people as they attract, while we "cautious moderates" have to do the hard work of actually changing the hearts and minds of those on the other side, often leading to broken friendships and family estrangement.
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Dr. Meagher said Irish-Americans' shift to the right was driven by reasons both complex and common: Many Catholics opposed abortion and gay marriage; some upwardly mobile Irish-Americans wanted lower taxes; those who were struggling financially were often part of a broader white working-class estrangement from the Democratic Party, in which anxieties about race and immigration played a role.
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The International Court of Justice, the principal judicial organ of the United Nations, said in a statement on Tuesday that the lawsuit was based on a treaty signed by Iran and the United States more than a half-century ago — well before the 1979 Islamic Revolution that overthrew the American-backed shah and ushered in the prolonged estrangement in relations between the countries.
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King shared her stories with the rest of the Ladies during a tense dinner in Edinburgh, Scotland, on Tuesday's episode, and now she's opening up to PEOPLE about the darkest period of her life, how she found her will to live again and the heartbreaking way she continues to stay in touch with her children amid their ongoing two-and-a-half-year estrangement.
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Whether it is obscuring state language or the faux-language of mindless media; whether it is the proud but calcified language of the academy or the commodity-driven language of science; whether it is the malign language of law-without-ethics, or language designed for the estrangement of minorities, hiding its racist plunder in its literary cheek—it must be rejected, altered and exposed.
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Jackson's estranged wife, former Chicago alderman Sandi Jackson, has filed court papers requesting subpoenas be issued for Hall, as well as 11 other people, including Former Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy, who "have been identified as persons having knowledge of the circumstances that led to the estrangement of the parties, financial issues raised, and allegations made in this matter," according to the court filing.
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And this linguistic estrangement isn't just the historical background of Daniel's authors, who scholars believe were living under foreign domination and religious persecution by the Seleucid Greeks around the second century B.C. It is a theme of the story itself, which imagines a similar crisis, set in an earlier period, of a Judean exile in the court of the Babylonian king, tasked with translating a mysterious text.
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Koul's relationship with her father is likewise tense, fraught and played for laughs, both in the emails from him that appear as interludes (in one, he makes it obvious he doesn't know her birthday; in another, he asks whether a compliment from her boss was sarcastic) and in the final essay, "Anyway," about a long period of estrangement after he disapproves of her moving in with her long-term boyfriend.
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Eventually, Milne — with a little reality check from Nanny Nu (Kelly Macdonald) — realizes that this was all too much for his son, and sends him off to boarding school, where he is mercilessly bullied until he voluntarily joins the army as a private in World War II. He never took a cent from the millions of dollars his story made, and the whole thing eventually led to his estrangement from his family.
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