But, what if -- as Stephens proposes -- Trump's fearlessness isn't fearlessness at all?
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But fearlessness in boxing does not always translate into fearlessness in life.
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WD: I would say it's fearlessness, but it's not really fearlessness because everyone feels fear.
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And that's the good stuff — that fearlessness of a writer.
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One of the best things about Solange is her fearlessness.
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If Donald Trump is known for one thing, it's fearlessness.
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That sort of fearlessness is essential to play this part.
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Your leadership skills, sincerity, and fearlessness are assets worth plenty!
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Huppert's unfussy fearlessness as a performer isn't exclusive to incendiary material.
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As actresses, they share a fearlessness that takes them to extremes.
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Your teens/early 20s are a time of excitement and fearlessness.
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I love her sense of mischief, her obstinacy, and her fearlessness.
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Adam Rippon: I think from the younger generation I've learned fearlessness.
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Schilling says Musk expressed his fearlessness by rebelling against his parents.
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Rolton's athletic fearlessness became a signature moment in Australian sports history.
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They each use a prickly gravitas and fearlessness to challenge guests.
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It is also important to applaud when larger organizations embrace fearlessness.
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There are signs of his growing fearlessness on the basepaths too.
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It requires a different kind of fearlessness than they're used to.
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"Janet feels a connection between fearlessness and great work," Rourke said.
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And through that fearlessness she made a prayer of our pain.
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It was that he had all the qualities that Jacob lacked and didn't want but desperately missed: the brashness, the fearlessness where fear was not required, the fearlessness where fear was required, the giving of no shits.
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Lovers of the breed admire the Doberman for its fearlessness and obedience.
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His name is now synonymous with fame and misfortune, fearlessness and misinformation.
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Their evanescent genius was rooted in raw power, violence, fearlessness, and sex.
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Heath says that fatherhood instilled in Washington a fearlessness and moral seriousness.
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Perhaps we no longer have the patience for it, or the fearlessness.
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But in witnessing Victoria's fearlessness, and later her gratitude, I found courage.
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Please do not confuse my willingness to speak up, however, with fearlessness.
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Mr. Kaufmann, his shadowy tenor pained and passionate, responded with uncharacteristic fearlessness.
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The image is especially convincing because it draws on Thunberg's uncommon fearlessness.
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Tomás's performances were savage ballets, a blend of elegance, fearlessness, timing and sacrifice.
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As fans know, hers is a powerful, no-fucks-given brand of fearlessness.
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As another act of fearlessness, Proba refuses to tie herself to one medium.
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Such fearlessness is reflected in her willingness to play with conventional fictional forms.
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Moreover, Guatemala's own prosecutors have begun to absorb the foreigners' professionalism and fearlessness.
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That stubborn fearlessness helped Krause twice earn NBA Executive of the Year honors.
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Like All things, Even Animals know if your acting out of Love & Fearlessness.
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You're famous for your fearlessness in confrontation, Aries, not for how you compromise.
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"There's absolutely a fearlessness in the writing," Mr. Katz said in an interview.
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Though impossible to generalize, much of it shares a certain fearlessness and urgency.
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"Courage is not fearlessness," she wrote in a letter to Broadly this December.
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Her fearlessness coupled with her curiosity is the perfect recipe for achieving a goal.
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He has devoured the opportunity with the fearlessness of someone still in virtual reality.
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For most of us, this is a kind of fearlessness that fades with age.
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These women personify fearlessness—pushing boundaries and standing up for what they believed in.
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She wore a patch on that eye, which became a symbol of her fearlessness.
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Today, we saw a little of that boldness, fearlessness, and imagination at Apple's Keynote.
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"If you hope to change the world, you must find your fearlessness," said Cook.
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These brilliant miniatures display all of the rambunctious fearlessness of his deeply empathetic imagination.
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Radner had it all — a wild physicality and a deep emotional intelligence, a fearlessness.
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"I appreciate their fearlessness," he said of the alt-right in our email chain.
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That same fearlessness has translated to her decision to be open with her sexuality.
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It recognizes unproduced works of theater that exude, among other criteria, passion and fearlessness.
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Both White and Kim soar past peers with a mix of fearlessness and acrobatics.
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He sold his shamelessness as fearlessness and his charlatanism as charisma, and people believed.
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There was such reckless joy in our time together, such fearlessness in our hearts.
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His younger brother, Chris, had many of the same symptoms and all the same fearlessness.
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Nicknamed "Op Art," the period played with geometric shapes and exercised a fearlessness with color.
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Dad faced life and the travails of the entertainment business with enthusiasm, dignity and fearlessness.
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And you also need to create more of a fearlessness in some of these communities.
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The fearlessness of law-enforcers cheers Brazilians, who are fed up with high-level impunity.
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She is barely 4 ½ feet tall, but towered in my mind because of her fearlessness.
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Why not embrace the here and now with as much fearlessness as you can muster?
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But here&aposs the thing about José — and it&aposs an important lesson on fearlessness.
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I just had too much fearlessness in me to let that be any kind of deterrent.
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Beyond brightening the forecast, Porzingis's fearlessness and precociousness have positively affected others — perhaps Anthony, most significantly.
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Nakia's fearlessness, her qualities, and character go with the concept of me being my true self.
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And then you just get a fearlessness that translates into every other aspect of your work.
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As an art student in the late 1960s, Britton was enamored of the Omega artists' fearlessness.
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Nepalese Gurkhas, renowned for their fearlessness, have served in the British Army since the 19th century.
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For Veronica's mother, there was Miguel, her first real boyfriend, whom she admired for his fearlessness.
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Some of her fearlessness may stem from her belief that God will protect her, she said.
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But the album has a certain oddball integrity, and, if nothing else, demonstrated Ms. Fleming's fearlessness.
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This combination of fearlessness and curiosity is an example to anyone looking to build something new.
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Like the ethos of La maison rouge itself, the show revels in its fearlessness, madness, and levity.
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Speaker after speaker spoke of Luna's fearlessness as an artist, his love of wordplay and incisive wit.
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Rarely has any team combined the fearlessness of youth with the composure that this side has shown.
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Manikarnika is named Laxmibai after marriage, and the films wastes considerable time establishing her independence and fearlessness.
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Despite the confident singer's fearlessness to speak her mind, she continues to be incensed by negative responses.
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Songs like "Afraid" accentuate the fearlessness it takes to be persistent in the face of imminent strife.
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I can see now that these two things — her physical fearlessness and her faith — were deeply connected.
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What these images do is make elaborate internal states like patience, fearlessness, anger and dignity temporarily visible.
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"Bobby Hurley had a toughness and fearlessness about him that set the tone for us," Hill said.
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One reason for the political fearlessness of Trump lies in his unique relationship with the American people.
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Abrams told BuzzFeed News in 2017 how she interpreted how her fearlessness played with black women in particular.
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He plays with flair, ingenuity, and a special brand of fearlessness without devouring possessions or being overtly reckless.
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Morano's acceptance speech pointed towards where we hope more series made by women will be headed: utter fearlessness.
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Le Guin is one of the writers who taught me that beauty and fearlessness go hand in hand.
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Hilda I. Clayton remember her for the same reason that the military decided to highlight her -- her fearlessness.
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Her bib number would come to represent fearlessness in the face of adversity for female runners ever since.
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Those involved in this project wish to send a message of unity and fearlessness to the Trump Admiration.
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How to Win in Business Google exec Peter Roper attributes his professional success to one specific trait: fearlessness.
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We're not saying this will always (or you know, ever) work, but it's a good lesson in fearlessness.
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Salvaging the Dutchman's soul becomes her mission, carried out by Ms. Kampe with both desperate longing and fearlessness.
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Some historians even chalk the victories of Viking "Beserker Warriors" to the fearlessness induced after ingesting Amanita muscaria.
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Pulling it off requires not only a kind of just-do-it fearlessness, but also certain foundational knowledge.
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"My father, from China, has always instilled in me the fearlessness of going for what your dreams are."
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It takes a certain grace, strength, intelligence, fearlessness, and the nerve to never take no for an answer.
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The star soloist at the Houston Ballet has built an online reputation centered on self-expression and fearlessness.
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"His own attitude, the way he faced death with characteristic fearlessness and perspective, really comforted me," Lieberman said.
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She will still show fearlessness and strength without diminishing the image that the bull is meant to represent.
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Reem's fearlessness, warmth and desire to bring people together are vital components without which Dyafa wouldn't be possible.
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Synnott wants what Honnold has: acclaim, sex, relative youth, apparent fearlessness, long lines for autographs at public events.
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I want them to learn a sense of fearlessness and be willing to fail so that they can succeed.
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Thank you for carrying out this vision with such pride, impact and fearlessness in pursuit of what is right.
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"In a way, the fear turned to fearlessness when I knew it would help so many people," she said.
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"I'm not an articulate person, but I have a strange combination of insecurity and fearlessness," Marshall once told CNN.
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As "Breslin and Hamill: Deadline Artists" reminds us, the antidote to ignorance is fearlessness in the pursuit of truth.
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There was a dash of gruff humility, an admission that "fearlessness" impressed him more as he approached middle age.
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It's a modern-looking game imbued with a mix of fearlessness and strangeness that was common in the past.
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His fearlessness made it safe for Judas Priest's Rob Halford to walk out on stage in S&M gear.
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Through its style, her branding clearly conveyed her campaign's "fearlessness in taking on a comfy establishment figure," Ballant said.
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On each project, Beyoncé continues to deliver messages of pride, resilience, and fearlessness into the fabric of her artistry.
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The role of Galactia was originally written for Glenda Jackson, and requires a rare mix of fearlessness and maturity.
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"A great deal of energy, grinding at-bats, leadership, fearlessness," manager Torey Lovullo said when ticking off Blanco's traits.
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" Despite her fearlessness — or, more aptly, because of it — opponents dismissed her, she said, as just a "little schoolteacher.
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Essentially, Andolov wants to see what Taylor is made of, and what Taylor is made of is imperviousness and fearlessness.
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And that confident fearlessness is perhaps what truly sets them apart from the girl groups who have come before them.
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It also applied a little fearlessness to search, unapologetically pushing the AMP version of webpages instead of the original sites.
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What makes the series so good is its fearlessness when it comes to making important changes to the Batman canon.
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But it seemed like nothing cut through Mosshart's leather jacket armor; her ferocious fearlessness was urgently needed then and now.
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Not for Ell, who has discovered in her soon-to-be 30 years that fearlessness isn't the absence of fear.
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A look back at past winners shows the publication's fearlessness in following said criteria to the letter: Hitler has won.
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For many Filipinos, Mr. Duterte's passionate outbursts, however crude and impolitic, are signs of his fearlessness and willingness to act.
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Unlike his fearlessness on the court, Iverson described a different emotion when he was asked to give his induction speech.
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Working as Mui's songwriter and performing with her onstage raised Ho's profile, and she absorbed something of her mentor's fearlessness.
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As our reviewer, Tayari Jones, wrote, "These brilliant miniatures display all of the rambunctious fearlessness of his deeply empathetic imagination."
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They chose Sarah Lucas for the fearlessness in her own work, specifically early on when her career was just transforming.
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I had long adored gymnastics, but my parents did not have the money, nor I the fearlessness, for the sport.
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Her fearlessness in making that work, and presenting her community to the public, probably sat with me quite a bit.
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This is because of her ability to fuse fearlessness with vulnerability and apply it to classic and contemporary work alike.
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I march today because I am not afraid anymore and I hope I can be an example of fearlessness and resilience.
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He forever changed my life by affirming my value and teaching me the fearlessness in asking for what I am worth.
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Huawei employees are expected to emulate wolves' bloodthirsty nature, fearlessness, resilience to harsh conditions and ability to work as a team.
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"He sold his shamelessness as fearlessness and his charlatanism as charisma, and people believed," writes Stephens of the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Nicki has that magnetic persona, and to this day, her talent, confidence, and fearlessness is what draws me into her music.
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With her short-cropped hair and penchant for passionate, patriotic speeches and boasts of fearlessness, she is wildly popular in Ukraine.
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And one thing I know is that everyone in this profession possesses a tenacity and a fearlessness that can't be taught.
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At times, the determined lyricism of the prose lapses into false profundity, but the sheer fearlessness of the narrative is captivating.
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The awards cited his fearlessness for when he exposed himself to fire to help four of his marines who were wounded.
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There is that fearlessness that was within Neel that I identified that I tried to then bring back in the painting.
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With clear character development and excellent pacing, they wove short narratives about taking leaps of faith and finding freedom in fearlessness.
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And Mr. Murphy in turn influenced a younger generation of Irish playwrights who have explored uncomfortable themes with Murphy-like fearlessness.
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"A feeling of fearlessness, optimism and the sense that we would build our lives together rushed through me," Mr. Gray said.
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LOVE LETTERS The writer pays tribute to the fearlessness of his friend ahead of Valentine's Day — and the 91st Academy Awards.
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If you're in the mood for mod, this vibrant, colorblocked look will get you mixing primary colors with the fearlessness of Beyoncé.
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In battle, where other kings stood back, Maximilian raced in on foot, and showcased his fearlessness by challenging all comers to duels.
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It's not easy to make pop music about politics that doesn't suck, but Anohni has mastered it with pure honesty and fearlessness.
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A second Indian security official familiar with operations in Kashmir said troops were suffering heavy casualties due to increasing fearlessness from militants.
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It is a scathing political satire — an act of astonishing fearlessness given the obvious risks involved — but we wouldn't know that now.
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But it's also a tribute to the fearlessness and courage of McDonald's workers in this fight with the backing of our union.
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They are an integral part of our communities, and their stories, their tenacity and fearlessness make them as American as apple pie.
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Or, at least everything Deadpool aspires to be; balancing pain, fearlessness, love and a filthy (filthy!) sense of humor in one body.
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He doubled down on that claim Sunday, saying that he merely meant it would require fearlessness on the part of the senators.
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Suddenly, you see the adult in the child: the nerves and fearlessness, the vulnerability and determination are all out in the open.
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Although students have largely been at the center of Hong Kong's protests, the courage and fearlessness of this elderly woman stands out.
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"She has come to represent courage, fearlessness, honesty and compassion — characteristics long-prized and celebrated by MAC," the company said in a statement.
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Maybe that's because age has only brought limited maturity in Payet: he still plays with the impish fearlessness that so powerfully connotes youth.
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He had covered the fall of Yugoslavia, and he saw in Assange the fearlessness and the vulnerability he had seen in correspondents there.
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Brunson sets great screens, makes smart passes, and plays with a scrappy fearlessness on both ends that partially mitigates his lack of gravity.
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Photo by Jimmy Fontaine, courtesy of Atlantic Records Noisey: I one reason a lot of people connect with your music is your fearlessness.
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We lost our hero this year, but her memory is fondly engraved in my heart and her fearlessness will continue to inspire me.
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An avid rebounder and shot-blocker with sneaky hops, Tyler has developed a reputation for fearlessness above the rim and in the clutch.
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He knows that whenever he sees Sancho, Larsen and the rest of Dortmund's shooting stars, the way they play with boldness and fearlessness.
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If the Sixers could harness that fearlessness, they'd without argument have the most promising young core in the league—if they don't already. 5.
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"I hope that their seeing me get out of my comfort zone will give them some degree of fearlessness to try stuff," she revealed.
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Wanting to showcase the fearlessness of girls, the photographer Kate T. Parker published the best-selling collection "Strong Is the New Pretty" in 2017.
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Though they'd get lumped in with other lo-fi, garage-rock bands, there was a fearlessness to change course that helped them stand out.
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I suspect fearlessness is a concept invented by motivational speakers to sell books and command large audiences at events that feature fear-conquering exercises.
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We are deeply committed to honesty and fearlessness in the work we publish, with a particular emphasis on teenagers telling their own difficult truths.
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WILMORE: And Trump also--I think he will appeal to people when he shows a fearlessness in the way he will attack the Clintons.
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I longed for the fearlessness of "My Struggle," its unwillingness to tame "the ugly and unpleasant," its oceanic sense of life's dangers and unpredictability.
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The art is in the bold act itself and the physical precision it requires, as well as in the grace of their fearlessness. (streb.org)
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Wiseau is the oddest of the oddballs, prone to overly dramatic "performances" in acting class, but his fearlessness ignites something in the otherwise-reserved Sestero.
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But then on top of this, I have this image of strength, power and fearlessness across my chest and that continues to build me up.
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This fearlessness when it comes to the cause of life is what warms the hearts of Christian conservatives and makes them loyal to the president.
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My itinerary took me from Australia to Japan and Brazil, among other locales, and revealed a fearlessness that had remained camouflaged in my daily life.
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So here's to you, Solange: for your fearlessness, your vulnerability, and your bravery to be unapologetically yourself while giving Black people everywhere the same courage.
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"The lesson for Dems from 2016 is NOT to change our message, it's to deliver and defend it with more conviction and fearlessness," he wrote.
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Mr. Horowitz chooses to overlook Mr. Whitlock's recent past and instead extols his fearlessness and willingness to tackle complex issues as perfect traits for FS1.
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Funnily enough, the fearlessness of my childhood idol, a character who, at 15, is now eight years my junior, still strikes a chord with me.
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The wine-making siblings have paved a new way for women, especially Black women, in the industry with their story of discovery, fearlessness, and curiosity.
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Her fearlessness was driven by her mantra to just "do it anyway" and, as result, she ended up making big changes in the publishing industry.
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His commanding officer, Caesar Flore, spoke of his battlefield fearlessness when he sent Houk out in a jeep to do reconnaissance on enemy scouting positions.
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But it's not just about opportunity -- being successful also requires determination, fearlessness and grit -- all of which I learned from the women in my family.
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Lizzie represents everything Andrew fears: independence, fearlessness, and an unwillingness to defer to him simply because she's been told that's how things are supposed to be.
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"There's a level of fearlessness because I was in such a low place, and I didn't have to care about what my bandmates thought," Crutchfield continues.
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Rowland, 35, may have exude a ton of fearlessness on stage, but she says it took her years to build up that level of self esteem.
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He's a razor-sharp queen, and his riches serve to empower his fearlessness in demanding what he wants, speaking to the classism that permeates Latinx culture.
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The best example of this fearlessness might be "The Deer at the Edge of the Forest," a page-long paragraph that daringly inhabits an animal's consciousness.
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As a filmmaker, Beth's major challenge was to capture her mother's tenacity and fearlessness as an artist, while persuading her to be open about her past.
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She practices alongside the likes of Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler, whose fearlessness in attacking the course has helped her reconnect with her younger, undaunted self.
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Like Adele, she is known for her tremendous voice, the vulnerability and relatability of her songs and her fearlessness when it comes to speaking her mind.
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" Linda-Gail Bekker, the president of the International AIDS Society, reminisced during a telephone interview about Dr. Wainberg's "fearlessness and boldness in calling out the president.
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He added that his fearlessness with fashion grew from wanting to start dialogue about shifting the perception of what men should be wearing on the carpet.
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What stands out is the fearlessness of the early female performance artists and the extent to which their work shaped how we think about art today.
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At a time when the Constitution's separation of powers is eroding at breathtaking velocity, his fearlessness in defying unconstitutional actions is needed now more than ever.
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I bring some of that fearlessness to my writing — I take more leaps and risks and chances, and it feels less scary when they aren't successful.
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According to Kevin Dutton, a renowned psychologist, serial killers like Ted Bundy tend to have all the traits that we desire: Fearlessness, confidence, charm, ruthlessness and focus.
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Her fearlessness and uninhibited nature make her an excellent role model, and it's people like her who are changing conversations about bodies and sex for the better.
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While their fearlessness and sheer numbers -- by some estimates women accounted for up to 70% of demonstrators -- made them a target, they were beaten, but not broken.
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But on this same day, the sun also connects with your ruling planet Pluto, inspiring you to be bold in your communications—fearlessness is in the air!
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In order to better understand what role fear plays in psychopathy, researchers first looked back at previous studies to understand where this idea of fearlessness came from.
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We've all seen her fearlessness in her comedy but she is also fearless about exposing different sides of herself with a rawness that immediately draws everyone in.
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Braithwaite writes with fearlessness and studied aplomb about family, race, class, and the monstrosity of high expectations, making My Sister, The Serial Killer a wicked, joyous wonder.
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One of her most popular titles, the Queen of Twitter, was earned from her quirky responses and fearlessness when it comes to putting people in their place.
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It's hard not to think of their dad's big smile, welcoming demeanor and fearlessness when you watch this pair interact with crocodiles, birds and so much more.
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Despite her rookie status at the time, on "Monster" she set the benchmark for pretty much all guest verses going forward with her vim, fearlessness, and originality.
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But for 227 years, the presidency has been associated with stereotypically male qualities — strength, resolve, fearlessness — and the embodiment of power in a deeply patriarchal political system.
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The trio's apparent fearlessness is a flashy foil for anxieties about pretty much every other part of life, the illusion that nothing matters a method of survival.
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Her Dalila is an unsettled, unsettling creation, changeable and realistically varied — a character closer to Carmen than I'd previously thought, voiced with ominous languor and sudden fearlessness.
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What has characterized Ajax this season, what carried Erik ten Hag's team past Real Madrid in the round of 16 and Juventus in the quarterfinals, is fearlessness.
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His fearlessness was on full display when Hitler extended his personal congratulations over a vegetarian dinner in May 1942 after he had completed his final war patrol.
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Kevin struck me as somebody who had all the skills and all the ambition he needed, but he also had just the right amount of naïve fearlessness.
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The past week in London has revealed a new fearlessness in the generation of 20 somethings expected to fill the void when they call it a day.
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But what put Lee on the map 30 years ago was his fearlessness about calling out the universal casual bigotry of the moment, like Daisy's and Tony's.
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Maybe it's best to simply remember that bravery and courage doesn't come from fearlessness, they come from recognizing that which you fear most and moving forward anyway.
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It's about a startup world where every organization, whether they're government or big companies or small companies, must have a startup mentality on speed, fearlessness, ability to dream.
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That fearlessness of subject matter was, by Nerdwriter's estimation, combined with the late Looney Tunes animator Bob Clampett's frenetic pace and the Ren And Stimpy style was born.
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My highest hope for her is just that she has the fearlessness to always be her authentic self, no matter what she thinks men want her to be.
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Scorpio's fearlessness when it comes to sex means that they could have amazingly creative (and maybe kinky) sex with Aries, but long-lasting relationships aren't in the stars.
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Harris empathizes with her subjects with a fearlessness usually reserved for method actors — when she shot America Swings, she often disrobed, storing her camera in a tool belt.
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Moulton's political fearlessness and decorated service in Iraq could make him a formidable candidate, but his emphasis on bipartisanship in our hyper-partisan era could alienate the left.
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I walk into middle schools and high schools amazed by the kids: the language they have for themselves, the hands they hold, their self-picked names, their fearlessness.
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There is such an admirable fearlessness in that world and I am trying to borrow as much of that creative bravery as I can in my recent screenwriting.
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The increased visibility of people of color in all sectors, including Congress, and the fearlessness of people of color to speak out about racism are moving us forward.
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The organizers I spoke to at Vick's apartment are door-knocking and phone-banking and taking selfies on the state Capitol steps with a mixture of fearlessness and realism.
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The angle is pretty damn perfect as the airman with the camera captures the fearlessness of the parachute jumpers and gets the entire giant transport aircraft in the background.
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George Clooney, Rob Reiner (who played Archie's son-in-law) and Phil Rosenthal (creator of "Everybody Loves Raymond") attest on camera to the show's fearlessness in tackling social concerns.
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The pair have displayed a delightfully offbeat chemistry and improvisational fearlessness, whether they're playing versions of themselves, militantly feminist bookstore owners, or the gender-bent couple Nina and Lance.
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The trade that made Bryant a Laker was engineered by the team's general manager at the time, Jerry West, who was instantly smitten by Bryant's fearlessness and prodigious talent.
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References like this get at the show's fearlessness in taking art seriously, not merely as a distraction but as a bridge between strangers, a way of reframing the world.
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" Morrison can see a case for Warren: "She represents for me a fearlessness to take on the issues that she feels passionate about—banks, corporations, and the one percent.
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Goodwin's fearlessness even while going against a Seminoles frontline that includes the 6-foot-10 Isaac, 7-foot-1 Michael Ojo and 7-foot-4 Christ Koumadje was evident.
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Later, as the swashbuckling commander during the War of 1812, his cunning and fearlessness led him to win the Battle of New Orleans, despite being outnumbered nearly two-to-one.
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Indeed, the overall impression Whittaker gave on screen was one of fearlessness, fierce intelligence and the gift of the gab — qualities that unite all the best portrayals of the Doctor.
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"If Bernie Sanders had an ounce of Avenatti's fearlessness, he would have been the Democratic nominee and we would have had a much tougher time beating him," Bannon said Friday.
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Where are the leaders of such social consequence that they answer the questions of our time with the fearlessness and gravitas that a generation gone past did in its youth?
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But even as Nancy Pelosi, the House minority leader, toasted Ms. Wilsey for her "vision" and "fearlessness," behind the wide smiles and glinting jewels, museum officials had reason to worry.
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Stories about their legendary bravery in battle are still a source of pride for Lasatira, who told VICE that it was his fearlessness that made debt collecting a natural fit.
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But what is it exactly about the artist that has left generations captivated by her — and how can the rest of us channel just a little bit of Frida's fearlessness?
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Her fearlessness and talent are why he immediately agreed to help her produce and finance her sci-fi opera after she floated the idea by him in a text message.
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He has a loose silkiness, which makes his control — evident in his ability to balance and turn — so bewitching, especially the way it contrasts with Ronan's rough-and-tumble fearlessness.
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Her team pitched that her attendance showcased a fearlessness; it also guaranteed her a share of the media spotlight at an event that drew camera crews from across the state.
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I did not agree with her fierce post-9/11 diatribes, but no one can touch her for the fearlessness and deep knowledge she brought to all her important interviews.
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Totally. When you're somewhere between 17 and 24 you think, I can do anything, and there's something beautiful about that fearlessness because you have the confidence to just try stuff.
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But as one of the few female fixers in Erbil, Iraq, she's also developed a reputation even among the notoriously cold-blooded—and male-dominated—foreign correspondent set for fearlessness.
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Her open contempt for sexism and patriarchal control has inspired women all over Pakistan—many of whom see her as a trailblazer who paid the price for her honesty and fearlessness.
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"James has a fearlessness and a willingness to use his body — the body politic," said Chavez, who is also a former visual arts curator at the Centro Cultural de la Raza.
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Countless people living with Parkinson's, including one of the authors of this piece, looked up to Ali as a role model of equanimity and fearlessness in the face of Parkinson's degeneration.
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Tamara Mellon's initiative builds on a growing trend in marketing where brands tap thrill-seeking photographers who embody the same values of adventure, wonder, and fearlessness their products claim to represent.
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In Daredevil's second season, Bernthal and Moll showed off a fine chemistry, and The Punisher taps into the special bond they have: She reflects his compassion, while he reflects her fearlessness.
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Some will say they don't quite agree with him, but they will applaud his fearlessness — shouldn't any policy be open for discussion; shouldn't any idea be fit for the public square?
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Meeting so many of you at Uberversity, and across the world in our city HQs, I was reminded daily that your extraordinary talent, passion and fearlessness is the heart of Uber.
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After an evening playing with the team, we went home slightly sore, but in true awe of their fearlessness and passion for a sport too often framed as exclusively for dudes.
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But also, like Snow, who became Peccerelli's close friend and mentor and often flew to Guatemala to advise and work with the team, he combined ambitious ideas with an outsider's fearlessness.
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The Latvian started poorly, struggling to get her first serves in and making 28 unforced errors in all, but her fearlessness and aggression made the difference as the match wore on.
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His sonic fearlessness is perhaps best understood through the array of musical styles he has been known to use, everything from classical orchestra and noise to modern pop and heavy rock.
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Borussia Dortmund's impossibly young squad has a verve and a fearlessness that has caught the eye, but it is the restoration of Ajax, under Erik ten Hag, that stirs the soul.
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"R-Evolution" depicts a slender figure in Tadasana, or yoga's Mountain Pose, and Cochrane wants her to face the White House as, he claims, a symbol of female empowerment and fearlessness.
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His range (and fearlessness to show people said range) is as deep as it's ever been, and when he zooms off a dribble handoff the play might as well already be over.
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Between those passages, Chin and Vasarhelyi fill in details about the history of the sport and Honnold's place within it, while considering how the climber's background and psychology might explain his fearlessness.
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Their fearlessness, innovation, and creativity resonated with me in my senior year of high school, a time where I questioned my gender expression and just wanted to rock Tommy Hilfiger crop-tops.
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If hip-hop's fundamental tenet is the wild style, Prince embodied that spirit better than all others, instilling a sense of fearlessness, creative risk, flamboyant dress, and infectious melodies to several generations.
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Clinton, the first woman nominated for the presidency by a major party, is aiming for a role long associated with stereotypically male traits: strength, resolve, fearlessness, comfort with the exercise of power.
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Noah Shachtman, the executive editor of The Daily Beast, said his organization modeled itself after "the golden-era Daily News," which was known for its strong reporting and fearlessness in taking stands.
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A fan of both men and women, she has no shame in her origin or in her sexual desires, and this lack of shame gives her a fearlessness that morphs into power.
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With thick painterly strokes and a fearlessness with color, artist and history aficionado Joshua Flint knows his way around melding the mystery of the past with bright, unexpected jolts of contemporary style.
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"I see fearlessness out of him," said Trevor Hoffman, a former closer for the San Diego Padres who was at Wrigley Field to present Major League Baseball's Reliever of the Year Awards.
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There were no defining traumas or fractures with society, only small signs that, in retrospect, hinted at trouble: too much time spent online, perhaps, or a fearlessness that could ripen into fanaticism.
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I had been a little to young to fully appreciate the George Michael phenomenon the first time around, and I was taken with his fearlessness as a performer and a pop star.
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While building and legitimizing a business from the ground up is no easy feat, there are definitely a few advantages to being a young, first-time entrepreneur (unrivaled confidence and fearlessness, for instance).
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This confidence, this fearlessness, is exactly why The Last Jedi succeeds better than any Star Wars movie since at least Return of the Jedi in 1983, if not Empire Strikes Back in 1980.
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There's so much that could still be said about Kieran Hebden's new found ego behind the decks, but as demonstrated in that peak time Saturday night set, his fearlessness is weirdly spell-binding.
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"It may not feel like it right now, but I've seen so much fearlessness from the City of Dayton in the past 20 hours," Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley told the crowd on Sunday.
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Coached by his father — also named Alexander — Zverev has matured as a competitor in 2016, displaying an even-keeled temperament and a fearlessness that make him a can't-miss future Grand Slam champion.
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Much of the show's visceral pull comes down to Sophie Okonedo's incredible performance where, at the risk of sounding like a Women's Equality Party brochure, she makes Maya equally embody fearlessness and fragility.
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There are many similar divots and ditches in the literary landscape, but we'll keep peering into Mr. Roth's because so few have dug and illuminated with such verve, wit, fearlessness and emotional acuity.
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Despite Szalay's wariness about conventional fiction-making, he has an admirable fearlessness for swiftly entering invented fictional worlds—French real estate, escort services in London, a Danish newspaper, a Russian oligarch's super-yacht.
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That fearlessness was not without its costs, and I don't blame Sam, after the battles he's been drawn into, for looking fondly on a job that isn't also a constant high-wire act.
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I heard this most often from people who had worked in plants or industry — they had difficult jobs that required a kind of fearlessness, and they saw risk as an intrinsic part of life.
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But Spurs, striving for the club's first title since 1961, are running with gusto, with youth leading the charge and playing with the fearlessness of having no great expectations placed upon them until now.
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Many fans admired Lee for his brash fearlessness (he's now a candidate for governor of Vermont), but the man we meet in this film isn't particularly likable or charming, just annoying and self-destructive.
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As a result he woke up every day with a sense of urgency and fearlessness to do the right thing on behalf of his constituents, not do what was expedient for his political career.
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Even Torrent's reaction to Eloi Amagat's first-half red card — sending on striker Jo Inge Berget rather than retreating into a defensive shell — hinted at ambition and fearlessness, and it paid an immediate dividend.
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The military hero, Bigwig, could have been a Woundwort in a different dispensation; instead he willingly bends to the statesman, Hazel, who lacks his strength and fearlessness but exceeds him in foresight and guile.
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Stanley Greene, whose visceral and brutally honest images of conflict and fearlessness in the most perilous of places made him one of the leading war photographers of his generation, died on Friday in Paris.
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His stirring animal forms in pen and ink are surreal, erotic, satyr-like shapes with muscular legs, tails, and multiple breasts (recalling Louise Bourgeoisie sculptures) — they exude the fearlessness and savagery of Greek mythological figures.
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Using the '90s-inspired Macy's fall collection, we're tapping into our inner preteen's fearlessness, love of accessories abound, and maybe even a self-professed awkward phase to craft looks that we want to wear now.
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President-elect Trump may not have a popular vote mandate, but he possesses raw political assets that are even more powerful: superior communications skills, a highly energized, devoted and organized grassroots following, and true fearlessness.
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"I admired his fearlessness…his commitment to live out each idea fully…to become different things but never to sacrifice the significance of the output," Open Mike Eagle said, when I asked about his appreciation.
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Camp Cope are often lauded for their fearlessness in calling out bookers and festivals, but releasing "The Face of God" proved to be the most fearless and powerful thing the Melbourne trio could possibly do.
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When Ms. Soares entered a televised talent show at 15, she turned heads immediately; half of it was the natural fearlessness of her voice; the other half was the commanding physicality of her stage presence.
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He plays with fearlessness and confidence, befitting a talent who already has excelled at the international level, for his German club, Borussia Dortmund, in high-stakes matches in the Bundesliga and in the Champions League.
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"It is clearly the independence and fearlessness of NDTV's team that the ruling party's politicians cannot stomach and the CBI raid is merely another attempt at silencing the media," the company said in an updated statement.
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He does not have the ceiling of SS Amed Rosario, but Gsellman's mid-90s sinker and fearlessness makes him a legitimate mid-rotation candidate next season for a team with four starters coming back from injury.
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"Add an unshakable respect for privacy and a willingness bordering on fearlessness to explore mysteries," the astrologer says, and a Scorpio is sure to take you on a whirlwind of a journey you won't ever forget.
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Although he already possessed most of the qualities that would eventually make him great — the crazy speed and fearlessness, the motor that never stopped — basketball was fundamentally a game of size, and Westbrook didn't have it.
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But Linda's not a risk-taker anymore (we get the impression she lost some of that fearlessness after her divorce), so she's reticent to go to South America, and isn't sure her daughter should go, either.
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The skateboarders of Pokhara already lived in this way—they're young and have a tunnel vision for skateboarding, but within there community, there was a positive outlook and a fearlessness that I'm sure existed before the earthquake.
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I can think of more than a handful of people who I consider the gold standard in the working world, and among the traits that earn them a spot on my short list, are fearlessness and proactivity.
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In the small confines of a seven track EP (including an Egg Hunt cover), the band interprets rock and hardcore with ingenuity and fearlessness, putting together a record that basks in joy and reflection in equal measure.
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Youthful fearlessness was part of their recipe to success — when they first launched their label, they would hang out at Paris's Hotel Costes and gift their pieces to famous people they wanted to see in their clothes.
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While we might be capable of channeling resilience after tragedy, facing down fears and becoming stronger, or turning off fears in certain areas, the idea of total fearlessness as an overall approach to life still seems mythical.
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Yet that fearlessness was missing in action Monday when the White House blamed the deadlock of that same system for the paucity of his ambition as it rolled out its response to the Florida high school massacre.
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That kind of commitment to try to piece together the psychology of it was something that we thought was really great and Patricia has this lovely soft subtle side that also is married with a kind of fearlessness.
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Erica (played by the scene-stealing 12-year-old Priah Ferguson) saves the boys—and in doing so, the world— time and time again with her smarts, fearlessness, quick thinking, and ability to fit in small, confined spaces.
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Whether it's confronting online trolls or debating comedians about whether rape jokes belong in the "cultural conversation," West has long managed to balance fearlessness with vulnerability — the kind that's a relative of honesty, which is the best kind.
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It is, to state the obvious, a city bound up in our collective history — old by a young nation's standards but ever evolving, with neighborhoods that are distinct and at the same time reflective of a shared fearlessness.
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That exploratory spirit, irreverence, and pushing of boundaries — which many might call fearlessness, but in fact represent a conscious acceptance of risk — are all clearly visible in the duo's earlier stop-motion animations, also on view at PICA.
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Edward M. Adams, past president of Division 51 on Men and Masculinities of the American Psychological Association, emailed that the guidelines espouse positive manhood to include living in cooperation, respect, appreciation, courage, and fearlessness about being fully human.
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Season three, which aired its finale on April 9, took the best parts of the show — its humor, its fearlessness, and its heart — to new heights, and strengthened the case for its status as a top-tier superhero series.
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Symbol of fearlessness The celebrated war correspondent for Britain's Sunday Times had already been wounded in a conflict zone, losing her left eye when she got hit with shrapnel during her coverage of the Sri Lankan conflict in 2001.
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And yet, as this new research suggests, this counterintuitive practice may just be the key to unwinding the memories that hold fear in place, and to approaching your work and the world from the powerfully productive place of fearlessness.
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Bowie's artistic integrity, commitment to creative evolution, willingness to defy convention, and don't-give-a-fuck fearlessness endeared him to hip-hop artists, those who identified with the feeling of being disenfranchised, and anyone who just liked good songs.
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"Force"—which we're premiering on THUMP today—is a particularly strong example of her fearlessness in subverting genre conventions, its main riffs growing louder and softer for what feels like an eternity, before a drum beat finally kicks in.
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It was his fearlessness and desire to serve his country that led Mr. Thompson to join the Marines and, after returning from deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq, to become a police officer, his longtime pastor, Rick Lamb, said Wednesday.
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The series, with its intricately constructed "Buffyverse" and fearlessness in tackling substantive issues, spawned academic treatises, seminars and cultural-studies courses that looked at its feminism, its diversity, its place in the long literary tradition of vampires and ghouls.
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Now, in this dazzling collection of nine entirely original essays, written with a rare combination of give and sharpness, wit and fearlessness, she delves into the forces that warp our vision, demonstrating an unparalleled stylistic potency and critical dexterity.
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"Diem approached everything in her life with bravery, courage and determination," says Challenge host TJ Lavin in an exclusive sneak peek as he introduces Tamburello and Faith to demonstrate a challenge that brings back fond memories of Diem's fearlessness and resilience.
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As a result of this epiphany, you'll be able to retrieve whatever information you're missing so that you can move forward with the skill, confidence, energy, and fearlessness that Mars exudes… when it's not limping backward through the zodiac, that is!
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"By combining artistic fearlessness with unbounded creative energy, Kesha has continually pushed the limits of what was once thought possible in pop music," Janice Min, co-president and chief creative officer of The Hollywood Reporter-Billboard Media Group, told Billboard.
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Stunt Pilot After years of the work in the niche market of blimp navigation, and a notable history battling the Red Baron, Snoopy has the skills, swagger and fearlessness necessary for performing flight work for action movies and air shows.
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I can't think of a better example than the Olympic athletes, as they gather in Rio with their strength and fearlessness, to remind us how we ALL can come together, with the resolve to be the best we can be.
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By no means was she weak, easily manipulated, bullied or unconfident about herself... To this day, I just can't imagine a scenario in which an athlete like Hae (with that kind of endurance and fearlessness) didn't fight for her life.
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It was audacious of Ms. Opie, a much admired photographer who established her fearlessness in the 1990s with portraits of her friends and herself in the San Francisco lesbian fetish scene, to take it up in "The Modernist," her 2553 film.
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The Warriors went on to wallop the Thunder, but the block was one of the evening's more memorable plays, a declaration of intention and fearlessness, a non-verbal We're coming for you to the presumed conference champs and their fresh import.
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His captivating portraits of Isadora Duncan, Tharp and Martha Graham not only illustrate these icons' vast contributions to dance, but also explore how their extraordinary innovation and unapologetic fearlessness led to a new understanding of women's capabilities as world-class artists.
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Thinking on it a little further, I'm left with a question: What if the real key to calming nerves, or simply giving us that added boost of fearlessness to take on the day, isn't to picture others in their undergarments — but ourselves?
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She lost her left eye after it was hit with shrapnel during her coverage of the Sri Lankan conflict in 2001, forcing her to wear an eye patch, which became something of a trademark for her and a symbol of her fearlessness.
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Some of that fearlessness could be traced back to 2009, when the Swiss beat Brazil 1-0 on the way to becoming under-17 world champions with a side that contained Granit Xhaka, Ricardo Rodriguez and Haris Seferovic from the current senior squad.
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That is the opinion of the Chelsea FC forward's boyhood chairman, Doug Harris, who told Business Insider that the fearlessness he shows in his attacks, together with the way his brain works at pace, will see him succeed in the frenetic Premier League.
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It was the willingness—and dexterity—to bound down court faster than other bigs, the fearlessness to snatch rebounds in any sort of scrum, the capability to spring back in the air nearly as soon as his feet touched down on the floor.
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" Combined with her silk-shirted, borderline futch onstage persona, Shane's voice shatters these demands, silencing those who would police her; Brennan compares Shane to the legendary James Brown and Irma Thomas, owning her stage with "a fearlessness that few people attempt even now.
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She was referring to women's golf in general and, in particular, a group of millennials, led by the 22-year-old Jutanugarn, whom Stanford calls the "baby boomers" because of how far they hit the ball and their fearlessness in attacking courses.
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Muguruza rubbed her temples during changeovers and yelled at her racket, but in the end all she could do was credit the fearlessness and fine play of her opponent, as had No. 2 Caroline Wozniacki and No. 4 Sloane Stephens before her.
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Granato, the former associate head coach at Wisconsin who recently joined the staff of the Chicago Blackhawks, was mesmerized by the way Dhooghe grasped the game and the fearlessness with which he skated, undeterred by the size and skill of those around him.
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Mr. Conrad's fearlessness and good looks served him well in "Wild Wild West" and many other shows, though he found the most satisfaction in some later, meatier roles, like the fur trader he played in the mini-series "Centennial" in the late 1970s.
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It may be easier to grasp from some photo-collages here, but the video conveys the grandiosity of Matta-Clark's vision, the fearlessness it required and the solidity of the building being torn apart; 16th-century floor beams are something to behold.
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Whether it's Frida Kahlo imploding the art world with her groundbreaking work; Toni Morrison owning her blackness and never caring about the "mainstream" gaze; or the legendary Elton John, who shook up the music world, with his talent and fearlessness; their impact is undeniable.
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"I'm not sure I will ever be able to grasp the depths of John's fearlessness when it comes to his art," Miranda Lambert told PEOPLE in 2016 when the pair recorded the country standard "Cold, Cold Heart" for his duet album For Better, or Worse.
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Streaming services may need to proclaim their legitimacy and they may need to try to address all possible audiences, but nothing inspires loyalty like impeccable taste and utter fearlessness, which is part of why A24 has developed such a devoted following among movie fans.
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Their apparent fearlessness was awe-inspiring — they either weaved through the thick crowds as if they didn't exist, or just sat upon perches of all shapes and sizes, silently judging passers-by as cats do and purring when people went over to pet them.
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Despite being heavily wounded just before the Tet offensive — which did not stop him from going to the office on crutches during the attacks on Saigon — he survived the war thanks to a cocktail of fearlessness, Germanic common sense, good luck and wry humor.
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DAVID ALLEN "Bach: Solo Piano Works"; Vikingur Olafsson, piano (Deutsche Grammophon) There's a quiet fearlessness to this album, which includes off-the-beaten-path selections and offers an array of ways to consider Bach, including through transcriptions by the likes of Busoni and Rachmaninoff.
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However, it's entirely conceivable that the same sense of fearlessness and daring that helped him write songs like "Johnny B. Goode" and "Roll Over Beethoven" made him feel exempt from the rules governing interpersonal interaction, which in turn led to reprehensible behavior that damaged people's lives.
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There's an impressive amount of audacity and fearlessness on display, as Girls Trip lets its scenes swirl around onscreen for a bit, and then finds a new way to shock you, or make you smirk the next time you find yourself in the vicinity of a grapefruit.
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Bloom and her female peers' work reflects pop culture's inexorable direction toward the more overt; but McKenna also credits the fearlessness of Bloom's work, in part, to YouTube, which allowed her to reach an audience without first needing a stamp of approval from a corporate higher-up.
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There was a spirit of pure journalistic intent at Gawker at that time; and even though our no-fear story selection cost us hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in pulled advertising, Nick and Andrew knew that this same fearlessness was what made us so valuable.
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"Grateful for so much today: his life and health, the support and love of our friends and family, @mcmilly13's fearlessness, and as always, for our right to be married and build the family of our dreams," Gonzalez captioned a family snap by Samantha Jean Photography.
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" Response to Orlando: The day after Hilton called her out, Lovato took to Twitter to say, "I cry for the victims, ache for the families and have immense admiration for the LGBTQ community and their resolve in absorbing this horror and uniting with strength and fearlessness.
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Trump has brought that same fearlessness to the Oval Office, taking courageous positions on matters of both foreign and domestic policy and will continue to do so with the help of a stronger Republican majority in the Senate in the wake of the recent midterm elections.
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A young investigative reporter named Aruna Chandrasekhar told me that Lankesh's example had been particularly inspiring to Indian women freelance journalists, and that when she found herself feeling vulnerable while reporting a story alone in an unfamiliar place, the thought of Lankesh's fearlessness used to embolden her.
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But that same fearlessness — or recklessness, in the eyes of many in the Trump orbit — also led Mr. Bannon to advocate making the president's travel ban among the first actions taken by the new administration to signal how unflinching this White House would be in tackling immigration.
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By involving women in leadership roles, as teachers and mentors, we can set an example and instill in women and girls a sense of curiosity, fearlessness, and can-do attitude, and dismantle this outdated way of thinking that women are biologically not predisposed to enjoy DJing and production.
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"I am so thrilled to be extending my partnership with a brand that not only inspires fearlessness and empowerment in all, but that also shares my passion, innovative spirit, and mission to give everyone the confidence to achieve their dreams through the power and magic of makeup," says Tilbury.
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He takes charges, bumps cutters, bodies larger players in the post, draws fouls in timely situations, communicates defensive assignments in transition, and exudes a fearlessness that can't be learned; the Celtics have owned a positive point differential with Smart on the court in each one of his four seasons.
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And while Cramer was quick to point out that the market's "fearlessness" may not last forever, seeing as the VIX was trading at similar levels in 2006 and 2007 before the financial crisis hit, Sebastian thinks it would take something drastically negative to jolt the market off course.
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She brought that same fearlessness to the rest of her life, whether she was playing a practical joke on one of her four siblings, housing Vietnamese refugees, starting an integrated preschool program in 1960s inner-city Washington, D.C., or marching across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala.
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And it's not at all unique around the league (the Portland Trail Blazers leaned in to get C.J. McCollum going on Thursday night), but Dragic's combination of straight-line speed, fearlessness, and deceit makes him so hard to stop whenever Miami's offense intentionally creates controlled chaos against a mismatch.
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It doesn't help the story's believability that, in order to reinforce Emma's fearlessness on behalf of her clients, Mr. Harbinson exaggerates both the hatred she inspires (from the dead girl's family) and the malevolence of the government's opposition to levels that are excessive even for a paranoid thriller.
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Alongside Lambert (who has said of Prine, "I'm not sure I will ever be able to grasp the depths of John's fearlessness when it comes to his art"), he sings with the likes of Lee Ann Womack, Alison Krauss, Morgane Stapleton (wife of Chris Stapleton), Iris DeMent and Kacey Musgraves.
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Thinking back to the Darling and Ginzburg essays, I could not help admiring anew the fearlessness with which those writers evoked the pleasures and pains of that extraordinary contractual relationship into which two human beings, no matter how many times they've performed the ceremony, enter as innocents and emerge initiates.
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For her, it's all about making a statement, however loud or subtle depends on the day, but it all starts with a solid foundation of basics and a fearlessness to experiment with items that may seem outrageous on the runway, but when paired back with something more casual, actually works.
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In person, Lawson—a striking woman in her own right—has a soft-spoken, rather shy manner that seems to belie the fearlessness and will it must surely require to travel to far-flung places, talk your way into strangers' homes, and then get them to pose precisely as you want.
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Vonn has won 20 World Cup season-long titles, two Olympic medals and 76 World Cup races not only because of her wealth of talent but also because of the way she doggedly attacks every racecourse with a fearlessness that ignores the perils of skiing at 70 miles an hour.
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But what I see as I watch him pace that Gotham stage — freestyling on love, marriage, the ways and words of the LGBTQ community, racism, sexism — is a master at his game, one with the down-home storytelling of Langston Hughes and the comic fearlessness of Richard Pryor and George Carlin.
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We strip them, literally, of their connectivity, of their need for others, so that we can instead put in there a making of a performance-based masculinity about fearlessness, competitiveness, self-reliance, and all the stuff that we then know has all kinds of deleterious effects just on themselves, regardless of harassment. Right.
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When she realized her Monday concert in Delray Beach, Florida (taking place during a brief Hamilton break) was just half an hour from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, she wanted to find a way to help — and encourage those affected by the tragedy a way to promote fearlessness in their own lives.
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"The thing that's most impressive to me … is the absolute courage and fearlessness that people have of taking very dramatic actions on their own behalf and that action has resulted in 20 million people getting wage increases, either through collective bargaining or minimum wage initiatives or state legislatures and city councils," Henry said.
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Yams was a rap fan first, and expressed this through his work with Rocky, who grew to be an avatar for so many of the things that his mentor loved: the stylish decadence of Sean Combs's New York, the muddy starkness of DJ Screw's Houston, the creative fearlessness of Lil B's Internet.
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Since her HBO show Girls premiered in 2012, Lena Dunham has been an icon for body positivity, proudly going nude and showing viewers a body type not often seen on TV. But with Dunham's fearlessness has come with a slew of body shamers who have criticized the 30-year-old actress about her weight.
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But it also was a reminder of McCain's fearlessness, something that was on display in Hanoi, where he was so badly beaten after his plane was shot down and he was so tortured by his Communist captors that he hasn't been able to raise his arms to comb his own hair to this day.
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"I think it's that kind of fearlessness, that ability to include an expanded electorate, that ability to bring in young voters as you saw us do in Texas -- all that is what it will take to defeat Donald Trump in 2020; all that is what it's going to take to bring back a divided country in 2021," he said.
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At times it's super-literal, but Duffy's fearlessness, Eve Gigliotti's dedication to the part of Dodo (Bess's only friend and confidante), James Darrah's Beckettian staging, Mazzoli's black metal album outro-esque score, and the story—this is the guy who wrote Antichrist we're talking about—all lend something formally exciting to the show, and to the Prototype Festival as a whole.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) could have forced such a contest in 2016, but said he lacked the "fearlessness" of a more nontraditional candidate like Michael Avenatti.
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" When the Iranian harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani, 34, heard Ms. Argerich's recording of Prokofiev's concerto, he was thrilled by the rushing tempo of the finale, which has a "fearlessness that gives a white-hot impression to the piece from the first chords and an incandescent wash of colors in what must be the most hair-raising coda to the third movement on record.
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Just four weeks after the wrenching Valentine's Day shooting claimed 17 lives at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, Hamilton star Mandy Gonzalez invited a number of the student survivors to join her on stage during her concert in nearby Delray Beach on Monday, and together they raised their voices in a performance intended to demand change, inspire fearlessness and let in a little joy.
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While talent or a lack thereof is certainly a factor when it comes to all this, what separates the true artist from the artist in name only, is a certain fearlessness, the ability to put one foot in front of the other without exactly knowing where they will land but trusting that the imprint they make will be distinctive, and look real in an imaginary world.
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In the emailed statement Monday, Wali wrote, "SEIU's two million members, our leaders, and staff are more committed than ever to continuing forward to build power for working families and our communities across the Midwest, growing the the Fight for 15 movement started because of the fearlessness and courage of fast food workers in New York, and to winning the ability to join together in Unions for millions more workers."
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"I think it would be fair to say that he taught all of us that intent and courage and fearlessness and freedom are the aspects of playing make-believe that spark the corners of the room where the dark is most impenetrable; to shine a light on those corners within ourselves is the very reason we go back time and again to Movies, TV shows and Theatre," Moyer wrote.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE may not have a popular vote mandate, but he possesses raw political assets that are even more powerful: superior communications skills, a highly energized, devoted and organized grassroots following, and true fearlessness.
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Not strange or weird in the lazy, clichéd way we in the West think of Japanese obsessions — the teenagers in their inventive, laborious streetwear; the cafes where waiters are dressed as robots or monsters or giant puff pastries — but strange in their acceptance of the uncanny, their fearlessness of novelty, their delight in anything that challenges them to see the world anew, their lack of cynicism, their desire to be dazzled.
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I could name so many other scenes that were so deeply, authentically DF, and that captured a distinct strain of fearlessness running through the people there — the scene at the country retreat with the fires, with kids and adults pitching in to put out flames, creating no doubt significant anxiety for risk-averse American viewers ... But on another level of poignancy, I just found the tenderness, intimacy, and gentleness of the relationship between Cleo and the kids to be absolutely extraordinary.
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In late work by Muriel Spark, Philip Roth, Saul Bellow, William Golding, and now Edna O'Brien, you can detect a certain impatience with formal or generic proprieties; a wild, dark humor; a fearlessness in assertion and argument; a tonic haste in storytelling, so that the usual ground-clearing and pacing and evidentiary process gets accelerated or discarded altogether, as if it were (as it so often can be) mere narrative palaver that is stopping us from talking about what really matters.
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The moon in dreamy Pisces connects with Mercury retrograde at 1:58 AM, finding us in a reflective mood, and we're feeling confident about the direction we're heading as the moon connects with the sun at 4:34 AM. A big shift in energy arrives as the moon leaves water sign Pisces for fire sign Aries at 6:02 AM and the sun leaves water sign Cancer for fire sign Leo at 10:51 PM. Fire is all about passion, spark, drive, and fearlessness, and Leo season asks us to be loyal and courageous.
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And yet, whether she's withstanding razorblades to the stomach (Lips of Thomas, 1975), a bed of fire (Rhythm 5, 1974), a cross of ice (also Lips of Thomas), or the public in a kind of Stanford Prison Experiment scenario (Rhythm 5003, 1974)—or, most famously, sitting silent and motionless across from visitors for eight hours a day over three months (The Artist Is Present, 2010), a performance that drew 750,000 attendees, a MoMA record for performance—Marina Abramović endures, outlasting everyone else through a singular combination of will and—depending on who you ask—openness, fearlessness, and/or recklessness.
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