"Especially today, when not only do we have gender fluidity, but we have avatar fluidity, having an avatar or being avatar-variant [is not unusual]," she says.
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Kucherov's work ethic and physical fluidity run in the family.
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"I used to admire your political fluidity," Bryan tells Sacker.
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That said, the race's fluidity is not to be underestimated.
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My fluidity with fashion became central to my self expression.
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Fluidity. Yeah. We don't want to post and then stop.
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Because of this fluidity, Will is hard to contextualize musically.
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So this word, gender fluidity, is kind of an invention.
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Ojeda represented, in other words, the possibility of partisan fluidity.
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There's pleasure in this uncertainty, because it allows for fluidity.
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Ezra Miller has publicly embraced gender fluidity, polyamory, and queerness.
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But the fluidity of online identity remains an underexploited possibility.
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Such reform efforts are further indications of the monarchy's fluidity.
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Nowhere is Winterson's temporal fluidity more evident than in Frankissstein.
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He writes with the fluidity and grace of a master.
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Seems like Vogue might have missed the class on gender fluidity.
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According to Diamond, that sexual fluidity only increased as women aged.
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Do they recognize gender fluidity and have a thriving LGBTQ group?
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I wanted fluidity between the two artists, not such a separation.
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That's when Lola introduces Yael to a new term: gender fluidity.
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"We became really obsessed with this notion of fluidity," Dye said.
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But people are becoming more open to admitting their sexual fluidity.
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This progress has really helped kids accept themselves with gender fluidity.
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It's a celebration of the strength, flexibility, and fluidity of parenthood.
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The clitoris engorges and vaginal sensitivity increases along with vaginal fluidity.
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Back then, there was a fluidity between online and offline bullying.
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Again, you can see the refined footwork and the overall fluidity.
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She embraced that kind of fluidity as a necessity of politics.
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Sexual fluidity and ambiguity play key parts in the new projects.
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Williamson herself is a testament to the fluidity of contemporary spiritualism.
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I rely on distortion on and off for crescendos and fluidity.
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It had romanticism, fluidity, trans-seasonality and a good color palette.
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But those approaches lack the speed and fluidity of natural speaking.
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But they were suddenly tapping into questions about spirituality and fluidity.
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There is the Woolf-like fluidity of inner and outer worlds.
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Her case is one of many raising questions about racial fluidity.
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Tipping the equation further are newly prominent ideas about gender fluidity.
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How has there sometimes been "a certain fluidity" to the concept?
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Their lives have an itinerant fluidity, made possible by Europe's borderlessness.
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As a soloist, he executed lightning-fast melodies with remarkable fluidity.
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There is plenty of fluidity, anyway, in the Trump family tree.
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There is considerable fluidity in the polls, with South Bend, Ind.
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There is a new visibility for trans people, drag and fluidity.
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The subtle combination of power and vulnerability dramatizes her gender fluidity.
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In an age of globalisation, this freedom and fluidity feels oddly remote.
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Beyond that, I don't agree that fluidity is necessarily always a goal.
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At their best, fights feel distinct and deliberate without ever sacrificing fluidity.
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Since her big breakout, Rose has been schooling us on gender fluidity.
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Mr Hollande's decision is a reminder of the fluidity of French politics.
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The fluidity of elements on-screen isn't only reserved for games, however.
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Where there was once fluidity and speed, Google has now introduced frustration.
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I marvel at the fluidity and beauty of this human-machine interface.
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It embraces the fluidity of the parable rather than haphazardly applying it.
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Her delicate electro-pop touches on sex, non-conformity, and gender fluidity.
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Fluidity, mobility, illusoriness—these are precisely the qualities that make us civilized.
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Unlike Mr. Anderson, Mr. Woodhouse is not much drawn to gender fluidity.
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"There's a lot of fluidity left in all of this," Madonna said.
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What if racial fluidity leads not to less racism, but to more?
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"There is this fluidity about him," said Rebecca Robertson, the Armory's president.
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As one of the world's best guitarists, his fluidity is on display.
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They are scattered films, embracing the narrative fluidity of the source material.
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Elsewhere, "Orlando"-style gender fluidity is seeping into the French theater scene.
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But the fluidity is causing even some Democrats to warn against complacency.
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Chief among the novel's many accomplishments is the fluidity of this movement.
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I wish we had covered the fluidity of sexuality and gender too.
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Scientists now talked of "old Fluidity," the smaller program with fewer collaborators which left scientists free to develop their own idiosyncratic styles of research, and "new Fluidity," which had many more users and was, accordingly, more rule-bound.
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In them, rigid land-based axioms give way to social and moral fluidity.
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Both Tortorella and Meyers have been outspoken about their sexual fluidity and polyamory.
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"I don't understand why this generation thinks they invented gender fluidity," Owens deadpans.
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Danny's aim was to loosen my clenched muscles, restoring fluidity to my stride.
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I honor the fluidity of gender and the ancestral indigenous land we inhabit.
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He expresses fluidity, motion and abstraction in engaging compositions of his own design.
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That only makes sense given so much uncertainty and fluidity around the globe.
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Yi says he wanted to capture the importance of gender fluidity in cosmetics.
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It adds a lot in terms of fluidity and pacing of an edit.
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"I encourage gender fluidity at home," she told The Sun in an interview.
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Racial fluidity, he says, can't cure America of its original sin of racism.
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But today, with the fluidity of the marketplace, you do have that choice.
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There has also always been a certain fluidity to this concept of whiteness.
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But artificial intelligence is far from rivaling the fluidity of the human mind.
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"I don't see much fluidity on this issue on either side," he said.
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Gender fluidity was not a concept being explored in many high school movies.
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She didn't know there was such a thing as gender fluidity, she says.
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And in an age of gender fluidity, the word is hard to define.
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Three key states give a good picture of the fluidity of the race.
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Particularly around fluidity of expression and more freedom to be who you are.
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That would be the bicultural fluidity so central to many immigrant New Yorkers.
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Does that strike you as farseeing given the gender fluidity of the moment?
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I'd never seen a depiction of sex, sexuality and fluidity like that before.
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The Jewish coming-of-age ceremony stretches to accommodate the new gender fluidity.
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And I write through lenses of feminism, and also about fluidity and allyship.
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The inspiration behind this dress was jellyfish and the fluidity of their movement.
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Mr. Donnellan sought fluidity in his staging, often overlapping one scene into another.
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Fluidity is quickly becoming a new, and acceptable, normal in the queer community.
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"There is still fluidity on the labor stuff and enforcement," Neal told reporters.
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Positive energy was carried between the bodies and particles with greater ease and fluidity.
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I think I have always leaned into any fluidity in terms of my sexuality.
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You can hear it in Masseduction, a record of pop fluidity and queer possibility.
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Even the premium Pixel 3 can't match the fluidity of OnePlus' keenly tuned performance.
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This kind of speed and fluidity is rivaled only by the Apple TV 24K.
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Aided by a grappling hook, you're able to jump around stages with incredible fluidity.
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We create work of the future: accessible, flexible, allowing fluidity, community building and fun.
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There are plenty of references to Loki's gender fluidity throughout his comic book storylines.
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"There's a fluidity to Donald and Billy Dee's (portrayal of Lando's) sexuality," Kasdan said.
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Queer sexual orientations and gender fluidity, like feminism, represent a threat to that patriarchy.
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So I think there's going to be some fluidity in how we answer that.
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One source said there's clearly "some fluidity" as Trump begins Day 20 as president.
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Bisexual men, as you might expect, also report higher than average levels of fluidity.
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But Irish rap's lack of definition also points to a fluidity within Irish identity.
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"Fluidity, mobility, illusoriness — these are precisely the qualities that make us civilized," she writes.
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"X" and "z" are held to be memorable and redolent of speed and fluidity.
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"What's missing in France is fluidity in the work-employment relationship," Mr. Berville said.
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Baroque opera explored elements of gender fluidity in a way that now seems prescient.
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Mr. Trump toggled from on the record to off the record with remarkable fluidity.
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"We didn't find any fluidity and we got stuck in the middle," said Petkovic.
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"I think ballet can be the perfect environment for gender fluidity," Ms. Rojo said.
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"Everything was twisted on the bias to give it a trailing fluidity," he explained.
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And if someone is a true ally to the LGBTQ+ community, they'll allow for fluidity.
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"He really understands my queerness and my fluidity, and I really understand his," she explained.
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I have a little bit more fluidity and the ability to show emotion through movement.
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It's because society doesn't allow for fluidity in gender in the first place, Kahn says.
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A similar fluidity exists in the casting of Miles' son with Ashley (Jasmine Cephas Jones).
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While gender fluidity has attracted positive press for fashion companies, it's certainly not the norm.
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To get a sense for the fluidity of Arbor Lights, check out the video below.
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I want them to test my shape as I pressure the similar fluidity of words.
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The decline in labor fluidity has had a significant impact on job growth as well.
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A recent New York Times article identified the 2628 states that have the most fluidity.
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In the ancient world, well-expressed gender fluidity was the mark of a civilized person.
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In a very real way, accepting the fluidity of gender requires rejecting standards in general.
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This is probably due, in part, to the fact that women exhibit more sexual fluidity.
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The exhibition reflects this sense of variety and fluidity, challenging some stereotypes of Muslim culture.
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Once dried, it can preserve a sense of its original fluidity to greatly varying degrees.
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I'm dedicating the festival to diversity — gender fluidity, race, diversity of bodies and beauty types.
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But labor market fluidity — job switching, creation and destruction — has been declining since the 1980s.
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"Fluidity, mobility, illusoriness — these are precisely the qualities that make us civilized," Ms. Tokarczuk writes.
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This music is about fluidity and enchantment and, on the album's piercing title track, loss.
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She has made an engrossing, dynamically shot movie that moves with real fluidity and complexity.
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The fluidity of VR keeps it from having the gimmicky feel of a 3D movie.
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In her own work, the artist embraces the natural fluidity and improvisation of the process.
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There's a new and subtle fluidity in her dancing that brings her into clear focus.
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With Mr. Taylor and Mr. Conly as equal partners, the group celebrates contrast over fluidity.
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The sheer fluidity of the field is already leading to some fierce jockeying for position.
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Before long, Jicky had caught on with both sexes, an unintentional foreshadowing of gender fluidity.
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"There's a lot of fluidity around how you think about sexual identity," Mr. Holmes said.
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It's a fluidity of sexuality that matches the limitless anatomical potential of a male sexbot.
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Moyer's work, too, deals with intervention, but its achievement is that fluidity replaces jarring juxtaposition.
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He's crafted his seventh mixtape like an album, calculated for maximum sonic consistency and fluidity.
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For many gay and lesbians who marry, the nomenclature-based fluidity is specific to legal forms.
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"The spirit of this rag & bone collaboration was all about movement and fluidity," the actress said.
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Sure, as mentioned earlier, pop stars frequently express their own fluidity and queerness in their output.
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As should be self-evident, King is a lot more than her highly publicized sexual fluidity.
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She appears androgynous with a short haircut and expresses her gender fluidity in how she behaves.
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Gender fluidity is everywhere on the catwalks now for example, and where does that come from?
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There was something innate about his fluidity in the ring, which makes sense given his background.
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Mike Coffman (Colo.), supported the earlier bill but now says he is undecided, underscoring the fluidity.
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Railroads purposely concentrate and move traffic along certain routes to maximize operational efficiencies and network fluidity.
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The organizers of the conference, called Fluidity, had promoted this debate as a kind of prizefight.
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The film industry wasn't yet considered an industry, so there was this real fluidity between jobs.
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Devoid of didacticism, the program confronts hot-button topics like consent, white supremacy, and sexual fluidity.
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"We see it as West Village North," he said, pointing to the fluidity of neighborhood names.
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"I love the fluidity of his style and the intricacies of the arm work," he said.
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Prince's handwriting was beautiful, with a fluidity that suggested it poured out of him almost involuntarily.
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In that sense, gender fluidity does what theater has always done best: exercise the imagination. Orlando.
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They taught me pronouns, they taught me gender fluidity, and all of the intricacies of blackness.
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And if you wanna make this race into a referendum on sexual fluidity, you're gonna lose.
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This Prince-indebted ode to sexual fluidity is the perfect way to summarize Janelle Monáe's magic.
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" Mr. Costanzo said: "I don't think the gender fluidity of today has taken away the shock.
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This model illustrates to students the fluidity of essay structure and the power of developing voice.
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The fluidity of their dance moves stand in stark contrast to the crumbling parking lot concrete.
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But, she adds, the fluidity of the form means that it's never really going to go away.
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It was only in 1998 that I realized how I had taken this cultural fluidity for granted.
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By today's standards of gender fluidity and body modification, it doesn't seem like much of a revolution.
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"There's a fluidity to Donald and Billy Dee's [portrayal of Lando's] sexuality," Jonathan Kasdan told the outlet.
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In a 2017 interview, the alt-rocker spoke to PEOPLE about being open about his sexual fluidity.
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"Billy Brown" inspired me to learn more about sexual fluidity, and for that, I'll be forever grateful.
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But, in all, Rodeo fell short due to its dire need for more fluidity and less filler.
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Get into the new Miata and take a corner and its tautness and fluidity speak to that.
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It moves so beautifully when I walk, as that detail creates the illusion of length and fluidity.
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It swings from intimate drama to concert film and back again with a limpid pace and fluidity.
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"But we've never had such an incredible fluidity in fixed income globally, nothing like this," Cramer said.
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Here's an ugly historical truth about racial fluidity: It tends to flow in one direction -- toward whiteness.
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It's top of mind and intense and it's behind a lot of the fluidity in this race.
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There was no fluidity from the United States national team here on Tuesday night against Costa Rica.
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Brady said he wanted to focus on finding a balance between adding muscle and pliability and fluidity.
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We spoke with Monaco about the new record, gender fluidity, and his close encounters with the Dead.
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Did Bowie or Prince have any influence on you in terms of gender fluidity and pop music?
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J.P. The master pianist Erroll Garner was known for his plush, fluent harmonies and his lilting fluidity.
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This fluidity is sometimes attributed to her upbringing in Chicago where her bedroom window overlooked Lake Michigan.
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Labor market fluidity — the level of gross labor market flows — has been on the decline for decades.
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Her fluidity is stark as she glides, ghost-like, in a room of sharp and lifeless angles.
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You seem to inspire gender-fluidity — in "Suspiria" last year, you played both male and female roles.
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In March, another stock photo service, Adobe Stock, began offering a collection of photos portraying gender fluidity.
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The immense seascape displays more linear fluidity than its predecessors, flowing horizontally like stratus clouds at twilight.
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In that sense, she embodies Woolf's presciently fluid character, invented long before gender fluidity reached the mainstream.
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"Gen Z&aposs taste in sneakers reflects the fluidity that defines their generation more broadly," Chawla said.
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People who are exploring their gender want to go to places that understand the fluidity of gender.
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The rise of gender fluidity also gives hope that certain stereotypes and behaviour are on the way out.
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It's behavioural, we don't want to become like American football...we want to keep the fluidity of football.
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Amid such fluidity, all companies face the constant challenge of seeing competitors come and go, the report said.
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Fittingly, the fabrics used in AALTO's AW19 collection are focused on the ideas of fluidity, airiness, and volume.
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Gender fluidity seems to be embraced more and more, but here, like elsewhere, macho culture is so overwhelming.
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Suddenly, they're texting with family and friends, looking up directions, and more with a fluidity like never before.
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Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender fans say they felt inspired by his gender-bending performances and cultural fluidity.
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There is fluidity in genitalia, and labeling one as male or female is Western medical industrial complex nonsense.
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The vivid, shifting works of Katharina Grosse's new solo show at Gagosian have a natural fluidity between them.
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I'm just so happy that gender fluidity is becoming a topic in the mainstream; it's my favorite thing.
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Some of the time identity seems to be socially constructed: hence the preoccupation with gender fluidity, for example.
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Pippa Fleming explained why she thinks the new language of gender identity and fluidity are erasing lesbian identity.
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But don't expect these devices to make Wear OS run with a revitalized sense of speed or fluidity.
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While Harley started as an outfielder, his coaches quickly recognized the fluidity with which he threw a ball.
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In my case, being a trans athlete, I have more fluidity in what I say and speak about.
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The seamless fluidity of Bitzouni's animation resembles the work of Matt Smithson in his Decoding the Mind video.
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Her drawings are surreal, most of them seemingly made from single, continuous lines whose fluidity undercuts their darkness.
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"Economic data is being overshadowed by earnings and the fluidity of economic policy," said said State Street's Arone.
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In offering a space that mingles reality and unreality with such fluidity, cartoons are almost limitless in scope.
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All of this helps enliven our social interactions, and the fluidity of language is actually its biggest strength.
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The Club Kids brought queerness, gender fluidity, and groundbreaking fashion to the national dialogue in a subversive way.
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Her frenetic gestures come through clearly in the pieces, colors colliding with the fragile fluidity of her medium.
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Researchers found that states with larger declines in social trust also had larger declines in labor market fluidity.
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Fluidity rates varied widely throughout the country, but the Brookings paper found that they declined in every state.
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Monteverdi's quicksilver changes of tone, from comic to tragic and back again, were handled with fluidity and grace.
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Alemagna's layered and highly textured drawings create a powerful sense of fluidity between the interior and exterior worlds.
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It takes the speed and fluidity of RAM and combines it with the storage capabilities of Flash memory.
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It will remain a symbol of the remarkable alliance of color and the natural, of fluidity and light.
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That's the warning being issued by many who study racial fluidity -- including some who are racially fluid themselves.
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"I think one of the things that drew me to Rococo is the fluidity of gender," Mockrin says.
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These days he favors more fluidity and a certain quality of dirtiness, while preserving a high-contrast aesthetic.
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They reduce doses, doling out pills into small metal cups with the fluidity of Las Vegas casino dealers.
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Mr. LaBruce's irony only ceases when he shows his characters languishing in the fluidity of their erotic desires.
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It's the fluidity and the warmth with which they were crafted, with an eye toward atmosphere and mood.
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MS. FROMONT For objects to circulate globally, with real fluidity, Africans have to have the means to participate.
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If there is one thing that characterizes this White House, however, it is fluidity in staffing and influence.
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Chowdhury and Azam adapted the fluidity of space that inspired the region's early Modernists into the spiritual realm.
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For Oneman, the syrupy, slowed-down feeling of the drug translated into an increased fluidity in his DJing.
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It's also true that the game, as opponents feared, may lose a bit of its mystique and fluidity.
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That experience has played into much of her art, the concepts of identity and the fluidity of persona.
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The singer Pabllo Vittar has become a beloved icon among many Brazilians and an emblem of gender fluidity.
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An essential part of queerness is fluidity — between identities, expectations, definitions and that word no one likes, labels.
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Pink, who won this year's Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award, spoke movingly about her daughter and gender fluidity.
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The tricksy structure doesn't have much of a payoff (even though Mr. Hill constructs sequences with deft fluidity).
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"Given the fluidity of the situation, today's media availability has been postponed," the league said in a statement.
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Reflecting the fluidity of the race, Trump was continuing to perform strongly in some national polls as well.
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With the emergence of new ideas about the fluidity of gender identity, do they even still make sense?
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They weld together straight-ahead jazz fluidity, gospel transcendence and avant-garde iconoclasm into an unmistakable group sound.
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The prominent golf writer Herbert Warren Wind was impressed by the fluidity of such a young player's swing.
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"The Fluidity of Gender," curated by Squiers and Quito Ziegler, is the most successful section of Perpetual Revolution.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, the expert examined height proportions, spacing, fluidity and unique embellishment strokes.
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Shambi explained that Westerners have complained about the fluidity between the classes and "crowding" on the top deck.
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First off, there is gender fluidity: people who are gender fluid do not identify with any particular gender marker.
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A lot more of the shots are on twos, but some effects may be on ones for extra fluidity.
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Otto traces the surprising trajectories of the school's engagement with occult spirituality, gender fluidity, queer identities, and radical politics.
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A turning point came for Tortorella came when they examined the fluidity of both their sexuality and gender identity.
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This feature imitates the fluidity of copy and paste on desktop but with the ease of a touch screen.
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Luxion balks at the idea that gender fluidity isn't a valid gender, a refrain they've heard time and again.
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Definitely not with the same refinement, but with a similar fluidity of faces, and appropriately commercial for our age.
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Nico Tortorella has made no secret of his sexual fluidity — and he would encourage others to do the same.
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Gargantuan shock waves radiated outward, throwing solid rock and dense earth into bizarre states of fluidity for many miles.
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Upstairs, the proximity of a tumbling felt work by Mr Morris highlights the fluidity Kauffman could conjure from plastic.
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My only desire is to reach a form of fluidity in my work, to find my own musical language.
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Despite decades of advancement in technology, the fluidity of motion during the show's action scenes has rarely been matched.
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But even in his own searching, Bowie was illustrating a fluidity of sexuality that many still have trouble grasping.
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He's a master of timing and distance, a hybrid of the Russian-style upright fighter with Mexican-style fluidity.
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Along with hand gestures and voice commands, VR creates a team fluidity that is lacking in today's work environments.
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Despite popular belief, Ocean does not identify as bisexual and instead aligns himself more with romantic and sexual fluidity.
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As Dewey predicted, the collision of different groups of people eventually creates a certain fluidity and unity among them.
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For Mr. Brooks, this exploration of fluidity — lugubrious, ponderous — offered little in the way of a change of course.
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You have to step into your unique and intelligent fluidity that allows you to just roll with the punches.
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There are also moments where the lack of fluidity in Joey's message show that he's learning on the fly.
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This is an example of GENDER FLUIDITY; there are other ways this term can manifest itself among living things.
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The women are not treated with much kindness, but these affairs further complicate the movie's vision of pleasure's fluidity.
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A number of kinetic works are attached to the wall, adding to the movement and fluidity of the installation.
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Some have argued that Latinx is partly a nod to the gender fluidity that existed among Natives before colonization.
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Gates is playing with the contrasts of rigidity and fluidity in these sculptures, as he is throughout the exhibition.
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And a series of jersey-draped columns in saturated shades had all the grandeur knocked out, replaced by fluidity.
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"It's a continuation of the whole idea of taking down the silos — less regulation, more fluidity," Mr. Speyer said.
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The fluidity of memory may seem like a defect, especially to a jury, but it serves a larger purpose.
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"In this case, within the fluidity of this administration, she has been a refreshing tough voice," Mr. Burns said.
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The appearance of transgender Japanese television stars may convey the illusion of a culture at ease with gender fluidity.
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The divide looms between those who welcome the new fluidity and those who yearn for clearly defined gender roles.
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" During the Esquire interview Williams was reminded by the interviewer that Glover had also talked about gender fluidity. "Really?
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That piece has the combination of fluidity and solidity — of stasis and dynamism — that you find in great art.
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For much of its precolonial history, India was at ease with depictions of same-sex love and gender fluidity.
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This is the kind of art that Ms. Oh makes, its fluidity somehow allowing moments of quietly blindsiding communion.
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Robert Bresson's masterpiece Pickpocket opens with a slow examination of the fluidity and skill that goes with petty theft.
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"I was using this composite approach to scramble hyper-feminine signifiers and express my own gender fluidity," Dao said.
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Throughout the episode, Jamal's biggest issue is figuring out how to make Jameson Henthrop (William Finchtner) embrace his sexual fluidity.
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But being an outsider myself in so many different societies helped me create a fluidity between borders in my films.
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First, there is less fluidity among voters between the party coalitions, in part due to the demonization between the parties.
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Just putting gender fluidity or anything gender related on the cover of any magazine is going to push the envelope.
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In May, Cardi B, 25, was a featured cameo in Rita Ora's song "Girls" which addresses bisexuality and sexual fluidity.
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All this fluidity means we're uniquely flexible—easily able to both disappear into privilege or to stand with the oppressed.
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This wireless quickness complements the phone's overall fluidity beautifully, lending a real sense of modern technology to the P30 Pro.
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Rubio's position fluidity is a character flaw, an ugly crack in the veneer of the made-for-TV Latino candidate.
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It would be disingenuous to say that I'm unfazed by a life in which I never explore my sexual fluidity.
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A discussion of the culprits must include China, productivity, the decline in labor fluidity, stagnant wages, and, of course, NAFTA.
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So, too, are lessons about tolerance and inclusion, ideas about gender fluidity, and drug and alcohol abuse, experimentation or avoidance.
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"When PERFORMING blackness gets more attention than actually BEING BLACK" Racial fluidity, though, isn't confined to people in the headlines.
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The surging popularity of genetic testing kits has literally placed the concept of racial fluidity into millions of American homes.
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The notion of gender fluidity in Cyberpunk 2077 has been kicked around as long as the game's been in development.
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This in-the-moment creative practice couples with the fluidity of soot merges to form highly-detailed and freewheeling imagery.
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"There is a lot of fluidity in the entire industry space, which is what these players see," Mr. Wells said.
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How about the youngest generation, who have the benefit of the new fluidity of gender — have they transcended this dynamic?
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The fluidity between the streaming services means that Disney can pluck titles from one and drop it onto the other.
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It even begs existential questions: What does it mean to be a gay bar in the age of sexual fluidity?
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Blake, whose work explores the fluidity of race and gender, has long been an accumulator as much as a creator.
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Ms. Buechner dispatched the elaborate runs with crispness and fluidity, while Ms. Chase brought poise to the deferential violin part.
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Teaching children awareness and empathy at a young age can help undermine stigmas and social taboos associated with gender fluidity.
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Ms. Baum brings a remarkable balance of fluidity and restless creativity to her work as a postbop flutist and composer.
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The fluidity of the situation is a boon to campaigns eager to plow massive amounts of cash into tech platforms.
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Made of the simplest, most pared-down means — cut, bent, and welded steel rods — Pay has achieved a remarkable fluidity.
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Halsey recently dressed as rock icons David Bowie, Mick Jagger, Jimi Hendrix, and Bob Dylan to celebrate androgyny and fluidity.
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Somehow Van der Straeten manifests the idea of folding and fluidity with metals, creating pieces at once lyrical and strong.
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There was an improvisatory fluidity in the passage work and runs, cushioned by the warm, rich sound of the orchestra.
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Language naturally varies across speakers and across time, and if you ignore its fluidity you miss much of its beauty.
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Its immediacy comes in part from the brisk naturalism of the performances and the nimbleness and fluidity of the editing.
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I feel like it's in moments like this where the potential for fluidity between the two worlds most clearly exists.
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Her social fluidity led to the confluence that first placed her faux Chanel at the epicenter of the real Chanel.
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I can't turn counterclockwise with fluidity, cannot stop, and have yet to master the important skate-and-dribble-simultaneously maneuver.
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I was always taken by her grace, poise, fluidity, and ability to make dizzying spins and breakback stunts look effortless.
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My turmeric selzer tingles like the orchestral progressions around us as we speak about the fluidity of collaborating with Reider.
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Thematically, the film is an artistic statement on fatherhood, sexual fluidity, loneliness, and finding personal fulfillment in a modern society.
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"I think the way I use the word fluidity is like fluid in everything, fluid in train of thought," he said.
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The distinction between figuration and abstraction is also complicated by the way the fluidity of the mind brings them together conceptually.
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Ho-hum. A new series gives us Emily Dickinson, millennial angst and sexual fluidity — and some scholars are here for it.
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I've always felt a strong relationship with water, with its graceful fluidity, which my mom says is cleansing, purifying, and forgiving.
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We all need to understand gender and sexual fluidity better and be a bit more easygoing about people finding their way.
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Gender fluidity, when gender expression shifts between masculine and feminine, can be displayed in how we dress, express and describe ourselves.
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Gender fluidity isn't the equivalent of transgenderism, in which a person's gender identity is different from the one assigned at birth.
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Putin said Russia is not photophobic, but that a Western willingness to embrace homosexuality and gender fluidity seemed excessive to him.
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It's fluidity in thinking that Trump believes is a virtue: "I'm proud of my flexibility," he said a few weeks ago.
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The sensors and lights on the Google prototype don't feel sterile, stark, or sharp; there's depth and fluidity across the surfaces.
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Call it "political fluidity": the ability to keep your core beliefs intact, while adjusting your MO to fit a new situation.
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It is a meaningful part of the equation that has added up to the current trend toward gender fluidity in fashion.
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Sony developed compact actuators that move along one or two axes, giving the cyberhound enhanced flexibility and lifelike fluidity of motion.
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Her work, with its formal fluidity — also implying mobility, speed, freedom — spoke to a worldview widely shared by a younger generation.
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The most thrilling elements of her new music might be the binaries they're breaking down: gender and fluidity, emotion and machine.
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Seale's text has a fluidity and an elegance that give even this diet of "dreams, smoke, and visions" a satisfying heft.
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Wang said 5G will reduce upload times, increasing fluidity in working with multiple productions and deliver higher definition content for viewers.
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In 2017, the fluidity of the contemporary NBA achieved a sloshing, swinging apotheosis in the Lakers' pass-happy Summer League champions.
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Hunter, her third LP, is her most refined effort yet, a sensual and sensuous trip into sexual desire, freedom, and fluidity.
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Indicative of the accepted subgenre fluidity within the greater urbano fandom, reggaetoneros have made solid entries into trap and vice versa.
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Late-in-life coming out stories were the ones that were most triggering to her, as were stories about gender fluidity.
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The explosion of gender-fluidity in Japanese fashion does seem to reflect a generational desire to shift away from the traditional.
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In records, tapes, and performances, I have always allowed a level of aesthetic fluidity that aims to mirror a human experience.
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It offers them fluidity from the gendered binaries wherein they don't have to push boundaries but instead are able sit comfortably.
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"$3 seems to be the pivot area, but within 15 cents, the market does have a lot of fluidity," said McGillian.
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The narration has the pace and inevitability of a scherzo, even its ominous moments told with a playful fluidity and irony.
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The fluidity of the resulting images, where the focus is imperfect and the perspective skewed, instills a sense of fleeting time.
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Other men said that the wider acceptance of sexual fluidity has diluted the character of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender spaces.
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Olive weaves these stories together with fluidity and purpose, but the ideas of "Always in Season" sometimes crowd one another out.
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The work spans four decades and ten books, yet constitutes a surprisingly cohesive collection, especially given the fluidity of narrative modes.
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These days, the runway is, with increasing frequency, a place for political provocations, for expressions of gender fluidity, kink and queerness.
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But if ease and fluidity are the definition of successful communication, then television is by far the best book there is.
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But the fluidity of Alessandro Michele's androgynous aesthetic was perhaps best illustrated by a giant pendulum that swung across the catwalk.
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The fluidity allows me to edit my priorities as I go, instead of fretting that I've overspent in a certain category.
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Though the Brown idiom is notable for the fluidity of its dance current, I love the angles with which it's punctuated.
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"For women, for the longest time, there's been almost an inherent expectation of their inherent bisexuality or gender fluidity," Scoats notes.
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He knew all about gender fluidity and his clothes reflected the heat and sexuality of the late '70s and early '80s.
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My work is a conversation between my less than perfect past and my newfound present reality based on fluidity and queerness.
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Putin said Russia is not homophobic, but that a Western willingness to embrace homosexuality and gender fluidity seemed excessive to him.
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Also note that the election of 1904 marked a tremendous landslide for Teddy Roosevelt, indicating more fluidity in the two-party system.
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And Nico Tortorella, who is also on Younger, has inspired me by the way he's become such an advocate for sexual fluidity.
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The biggest challenge may be for bisexual men, who — in contrast to their female counterparts — tend to aggressively guard their sexual fluidity.
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"[Red Rush] did prompt us to have a conversation about gender fluidity, because we are targeting a younger demographic," he told me.
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The Oculus is not nearly as good as the Vive, and there aren't many other tools with similar functionality, tracking and fluidity.
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In an interview with HuffPost, Kasdan said there's a "fluidity" to both Glover and Billy Dee Williams' portrayals of the beloved character.
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Her uncle, Bert Parker (Chris Parnell), is also a dean at Cal U and has no clue about his niece's sexual fluidity.
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"It gives you the ability to have some options and fluidity with your career," as well as save more for the future.
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Love and the creative teams will push the ideas of sexiness forward – we are in a diverse world with gender fluidity now!
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Working on The Voice has also helped Cyrus' parents understand her sexual fluidity, something she says she once worried they wouldn't accept.
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After turning to politics, both men displayed a remarkable political fluidity, grasping whatever ideological bent provided the fastest avenue to political advancement.
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The pulsating effects of 54 light strips playfully evoke the fluidity of space and time, through symmetry and repetition and architectural complexity.
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The fluidity is so frustrating because it's always changing and fluctuating on the spectrum—not necessarily every day, but week to week.
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The same quality of animation that gives Lara's exploration movements a deliberate fluidity makes her feel unresponsive in the heat of battle.
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Directed by Transparent's Silas Howard, "Trans 102" is all about generating awareness for transgender rights by promoting a dialogue around gender fluidity.
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Parmalee believes exactly what you'd expect: that gay marriage and gender fluidity are social ills contributing to moral decay in this country.
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But even as much of the wreckage wrought by the crash has been cleared, fluidity has not bounced back to prerecession levels.
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But today, we are speeding down it at breakneck pace, partly thanks to the hot-button conversation around gender equality, and fluidity.
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The pattern in the Labor Department study, they said, showed that having more racial fluidity doesn't automatically mean race becomes less relevant.
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There is also a larger conversation that is being played out about the fluidity of cultural identity — and the arbitrariness of borders.
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Biracial or multiracial people like myself have challenged America's "either/or" approach to race long before someone coined the term racial fluidity.
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As I delved into the world of racial fluidity, I realized that treating race as a choice invites dangers people rarely consider.
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However, it does make me hope that they'll continue to show Hannah exploring the fluidity of her sexuality without such demoralizing results.
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In some fashion campaigns, [gender fluidity] has been done before, but now boundaries are being broken down in a much bigger way.
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The physicality and athleticism of Germany's "Mannschaft," by contrast, has been eclipsed by a nimble, creative fluidity once more typical of Brazil.
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As more of my puzzles run in The New York Times, it's been interesting to see the fluidity of Will's publication queue.
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Despite the luxuriant black and white visual frames – Tarkovsky-like in their deliberateness and fluidity – there is nothing neat about this story.
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Halfway through "Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl," Carrie alludes to her sexual fluidity by describing a relationship with bandmate Corin Tucker.
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"I feel like the fluidity within the sense of the Hong Kong show is really beautiful, and it works," Ms. Ooi said.
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Eileen Myles's decades-old poetry has been seized upon lately by readers newly curious about and sensitive to discussions of gender fluidity.
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But other candidates remain within striking distance, highlighting the fluidity of the race with eight days to go until the Iowa caucuses.
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Yet the fluidity made it difficult for players (like Bradley, Fabian Johnson and Geoff Cameron, among others) to deliver good performances regularly.
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Ultimately this is a technology for maximizing the efficiency of every asset, means of ownership, fluidity of markets, and mechanism of payments.
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I challenge anyone to explain how the fluidity Steven Spielberg brings to the action in "Ready Player One" holds up at home.
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When it comes to my gender expression, the majority of times I am very masculine, but I love to explore my fluidity.
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"It's not about gender fluidity, I'm just very sensorial," Khouri said, referring to the two male models wearing elaborate diamond ear cuffs.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, chiefly, has brought a fluidity between social media and movement politics that distinguishes her from most other politicians.
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The fluidity—or, if you prefer, chaos—that's approaching doesn't make parks and national monuments irrelevant; it makes them even more essential.
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When Williams heard that his words were interpreted as a move toward gender fluidity, he thought, "Oh please," he told The Times.
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In the last few years, to me, just the idea of gender and sexual fluidity has opened up a lot of freedom.
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The Shape of Water's visual, acoustic, and emotional fluidity transports us into an underwater world where we are free to breathe again.
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We don't have nearly the robustness and the fluidity of the 1003 startups you can move in and out of easily. Right.
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Biles and Raisman struggle with the bars because the event doesn't necessarily reward explosiveness as much as it does finesse, fluidity, and timing.
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Nocturne in E-Flat Major will give the world the appearance of slow motion, adding fluidity and calm to New York's busiest destination.
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The thing is: One facet of gender and identity fluidity that certainly isn't new is how linked our self-expression is to circumstance.
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The fluidity between home, motherhood, the studio, and gallery business — and the physical attachment between mother and daughter — made an impression on me.
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And as much as we fought for our identities, at the same time, identity is fluid, and fluidity is challenging for most people.
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The whole idea of gender fluidity and gender identity spectrum in Hinduism is, in some ways, light years ahead of where we are.
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This helps explain the fluidity with which the artists in Silent for a While took their performance onto the streets of Hong Kong.
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"Forget It" and "Sweet Phantasy" each present takes on gliding fluidity, while "New Jack the House" and "Moment" are more rigid and aggressive.
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As beautiful as all Chanel bags, the Gabrielle range epitomizes everything Mademoiselle Chanel wished her brand would represent: freedom, gender fluidity, and ease.
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But more than anything, the fluidity with which the Switch, well... switches will be a major determining factor in how well its received.
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Those surveys showed different candidates for the second-, third- and fourth-place positions in the race, pointing to the fluidity of the field.
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They have a kind of unrelenting power and fluidity that this city hasn't seen from a fast DIY band in a long time.
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Brady said he focused this offseason on getting physically stronger to endure hits in the pocket without losing fluidity in his throwing motion.
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We saw the theme, the fluidity and sensuality that we knew this younger customer wants, and the visual strength that the Mustang needs.
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The choice to have so many actors portray Mary Page is more deliberate than necessary; a central theme is the fluidity of identity.
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The change in the refund policy addresses this "hole" third party applications exposed, enabling Amazon to continue their pricing fluidity without retroactive harm.
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In a sign of the fluidity and uncertainty of behind-the-scenes talks, the vote remained open nearly two hours after it began.
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The fluidity and evolution of textile production is the result of the region's complex, multi-layered histories of intertribal trade, colonization, and resistance.
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They focus in on the effeminate minister and launch into some observational comedy on gender fluidity that indicates the writer forgot it's 2018.
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I've been scrutinizing the fashion editorials and Instagram promos that display a new gender fluidity, with doelike models whose pronouns I cannot guess.
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These excursions, captured with reckless fluidity by the cinematographer Christopher Blauvelt, aerate the movie and temporarily dispel the dust of Higher Power earnestness.
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LT: I write fiction because I'm interested in imagination — my own and other people's — and I think gender fluidity is available to us.
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Further reducing fluidity would make the labor market an ossified realm where workers find it difficult to find new jobs and higher wages.
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In "Fluidica Urbana 3" ("Urban Fluidity 3," 1971), an early computer chip looms large over a mildly developed island — an army base, perhaps.
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"The fluidity of the forms tends to lean towards the idea that nothing in nature has a harsh straight edge," Mertz tells Creators.
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Wagner, 31, works in business development at AirSwap, a digital asset trading platform, and at its parent company, Fluidity, based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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I loved the celebration of gender fluidity and how some of the people saw gender norms as rough guidelines instead of inherent rules.
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This fluidity, this having some choice in the matter, may also have been required to get the plot where it needed to go.
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MTV again dispensed with gender classifications, placing men and women together in performance categories in a move to embrace equality and gender fluidity.
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And this is just trans women — I haven't touched on trans men, on nonbinary people, on gender fluidity, on those who are agender.
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The guy who disagrees with gay marriage may have a son who's being taught about gender fluidity in school at seven years old.
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But there's a lack of a comparable fluidity here; the show often feels tonally stranded between wish-fulfillment fantasy and dream-crushing naturalism.
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From the beginning, he was interested in the pathology of family relationships and the fluidity of sexuality—ideally, the intersection of the two.
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One person familiar with the process said the White House was waiting to see Pelosi's next move, illustrating the fluidity of the situation.
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On the other hand, the fluidity of the gameplay has been brought up to modern standards and several quality-of-life improvements added.
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Nicola L's artistic fluidity was noted by the curator Ruba Katrib in an essay for the catalog to the Sculpture Center's 2017 exhibition.
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A liquid's viscosity is then intertwined with a person's time and place and death, thus also suggesting the fluidity of the human body.
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Others, like intersectionality, gender fluidity, new standards of sexual consent or the purported centrality of racism to American identity, are much more debatable.
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The Brooklyn-based painter's intimate portraits of her mostly queer artist friends play with gender fluidity, sexual ambiguity, and a collaborative creative process.
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And, like most companies that suddenly dominate a new market, Apple lost touch with the fluidity of the design process, according to Merchant.
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The implication that identification is a prerequisite for getting an accurate avatar is not in line with Gen Z's increasing awareness of gender fluidity.
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But transformation and fluidity of identity are timely topics, and Prince found that many of her subjects were open to journeys of self-discovery.
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The speed and fluidity with which the two have developed their bond has been hugely beneficial to Fiona's mental, social and physical well-being.
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To get the flight controllers to market, Fluidity Technologies has raised funding through a campaign on Kickstarter and from undisclosed angel and venture investors.
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"It's about a 4-year-old gender fluid child and how the parents and the adults around him deal with his fluidity," she explains.
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I also see the twist as a pretty shameful, disingenuous reading of the ethnic fluidity of anime characters, which itself has serious historical significance.
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His haunting, beautiful portraits frequently highlight the fluidity of gender, depicting his subjects as they see themselves — and as they wish to be seen.
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Young Thug has continued his campaign in favor of gender fluidity as he posed in a dress for the cover of his newest mixtape.
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L.A.'s defense should be a league-average outfit, at worst, switching with more fluidity and ease than those teams in Cleveland ever could.
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I'm interested in the ways that stigma and desire come together in shaping sexual identity with a particular focus on kink and gender fluidity.
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And in his new show, Bill Nye Saves the World, the always nattily dressed host tackles everything from The Upside Down to gender fluidity.
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I am swiping between desktops and darting in and out of heavy-duty apps like Adobe's Lightroom and Photoshop with perfect ease and fluidity.
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The reed instruments and intermittent piano hammerings from Konstantin have an organic fluidity to them, seeming to beam straight out of the human heart.
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"I like to have some fluidity in the thing if I'm going to be working on it for months or years," he tells VICE.
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Fluidity was what marked Suzuki out from the other solid grapplers of Pancrase such as the methodical Masakatsu Funaki and the forceful Ken Shamrock.
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In practice, this obsession with detailed impact analysis translates into a fluidity and comfort with policy details that stands in stark contrast to Sanders.
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The shifting landscape of the COVID-19 outbreak left us all with plenty of uncertainty, especially with the fluidity of the pandemic and situation.
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I think there is a lot more flexibility and fluidity that is allowable now more than before, more allowance for breaking down the binary.
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This speaks to the fluidity of his work and his relentless emphasis on context, and reaffirms the sculptural language of his wall-hung pieces.
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With a growing sensitivity to gender fluidity, many people who don't identify as male or female are demanding new pronouns that reflect their identity.
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It is to live in a world marked more by possibility, fluidity, change and negotiability than by outdated images of fixed natures and capacities.
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Devin Morris' video collage work ...Where Salvation Is depicts a black marionette exploring the fluidity and limitations of constructed identities and the built environment.
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The title, "My Island, Like a Sea," captures the attitude of this work; grounded in detail, yet open to the fluidity of incongruous references.
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As it tracked the lane, it lacked the fluidity of the natural body movements of hand to wheel in its efforts to navigate the road.
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It's fascinating to discover the echoes of patchwork within the paintings and, conversely, hints of the quintessential fluidity of Abstract Expressionism woven into the quilts.
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Anyone of any gender identity should be able to perform in any way they want, and drag performance should be able to follow that fluidity.
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But I had this big crisis about what I was going to wear, because I like gender fluidity and being able to change my style.
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But it does highlight a major change in messaging when compared to Nye's new show, which includes an episode about sexual identity and gender fluidity.
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An iPhone can maneuver with a fluidity within these spaces which suggests the nervous energy of someone itching to escape but with nowhere to go.
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These and other interviews Saturday offered a snapshot of the fluidity of the race in Iowa, where Cruz and Trump are polling neck-and-neck.
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During an interview with Access Hollywood Live, the Younger star opened up about what the label — or lack thereof — of sexual fluidity means to him.
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Significantly, these posters were all made before Soviet realism became the dominant art form under Stalin, and there was a fluidity and freedom in styles.
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For me, I became aware of my gender fluidity through the experience of receiving The New York Times with my photo on the front cover.
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While the metaphor might seem flip, it makes sense both in terms of neuroplasticity and in terms of new understandings of the fluidity of sexuality.
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They run in set patterns, in predetermined directions, the fluidity that seems to come so naturally a product of intense work on the training ground.
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The answer is, it is both F and M. And therein lies the fluidity: it's as if the answer can be both male and female.
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This is a translation from architecture to fashion, and the shapes and fluidity of the lines show how much my work is inspired by Zaha.
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As long as we're talking modern fluidity, let's remember that vaginas can be attached to all kinds of bodies with all kinds of gender identities.
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It's hard to think of the last time a television show cared enough to explain the finer points of sexual fluidity to a national audience.
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I get that reducing men's responses to "fight or flight" and women's to "tend and befriend" leaves little room for any kind of gender fluidity.
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But they do possess a pace, a flow and a fluidity to their game that they didn't have before coach Dave Joerger changed his lineup.
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For a game that's based on static art, it uses its graphical style and cel shading to capture a real sense of fluidity and movement.
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Executed with a delightful fluidity that's lost in the artist's trademark style, the portrait's layered dimensions flip back and forth between illusionistic and abstract space.
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" In an interview with the Japanese architecture magazine GA in 20113, Ito explained that the basis of his work has been what he calls "fluidity.
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There, my French reached a fluidity, if not fluency, and my interest in other worlds led me to pursue a career as a travel writer.
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I liked Nonnie's slow progression toward self-discovery about her sexuality in the later episodes, which leads to some heartfelt and honest moments about fluidity.
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Mr. Ostermeier takes the confusion created by the cross-dressing heroine, Viola, and connects it with a modern understanding of the fluidity of sexual attraction.
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Flashing Gucci double G's can be read as a homage to the company, which has publicly championed gender fluidity and turned its back on fur.
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Short black skirts were given a soupçon of fluidity in the form of a pleated silk insert dipping down and fanning out on one side.
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That impact "cannot be reasonably estimated at this time due to the rapid development and fluidity of the situation," it said in a regulatory filing.
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That impact "cannot be reasonably estimated at this time due to the rapid development and fluidity of the situation," it said in a regulatory filing.
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Her feminine features worked in tandem with masculine energies and details, proving that fluidity and experimentation were not barriers to a successful run in Hollywood.
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Winterson has always been interested in gender fluidity and there is room, in our glimpses of Ry, for real feeling between the satire and bickering.
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Ms. Vardalos, Mr. Kail and Marshall Heyman (with whom they conceived the project) do wonders in bringing fluidity to the standard Q. and A. format.
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"What we are trying to build is a new kind of network where there's a fluidity to identity," Yolo co-founder Greg Henrion tells me.
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The dictionary's statement also references the fluidity of language, noting that the word "you" was initially plural and can still be used in that context.
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This is because the actions and outcomes are a red herring; the point of the exercise is to illustrate the fluidity of our ethical system.
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Hardline conservatives have bristled at adopting at any new LGBTQ rights, which they contend amounts to state-sanctioned endorsement of gender fluidity and nontraditional sexuality.
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One of the biggest trends in AI recently has been the creation of machine learning models that can generate the written word with unprecedented fluidity.
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Even though Rosie has been raised as a girl, it's important to her parents to refer to her as intersex and to encourage gender fluidity.
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It also was a sign of the fluidity of the contest and the ups and downs of individual candidates after nearly a year of campaigning.
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As Cézanne puts it in the film: "I like to paint the fluidity of air, the heat of the sun, the violence of the rocks."
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Standard bearers of gender fluidity, they conceive their work as a vibrant and often risqué corrective to the flatness pervading New York runways of late.
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In a music ecosystem that increasingly prizes fluidity, it is the rare space that still gamely flaunts its ideology as an asset, not a liability.
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Over the last few years, an undeniable current of gender fluidity and woke feminism has swept through Western culture, with the fashion industry leading the charge.
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Even though you worked in different genres, there's a similar sense of presence and fluidity in your music, and you've both cited each other as influences.
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Certainly, it's the year in which gender and sexual fluidity seems less and less like a novelty and more like a basic fact of human existence.
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Perhaps this is because that vision is one of change, diversity, and socially-minded activism predicated on fluidity of interpretation and the elevation of marginalized voices.
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" The memoir is described as recounting Tortorella's "narrative investigation of love, sex, gender, addiction, family, fame and fluidity through the lens of their non-binary identity.
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The graphical fidelity of games these days is truly astounding, but one thing their creators struggle to portray is the variety and fluidity of human motion.
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Mack's visual language is a kind of poetry that establishes a particular brand of fluidity between painting, sculpture, and fashion, and it is evolving in strides.
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Rather than finding their depth in the "stop/start" dynamic of before, it was found in the fluidity with which the instruments interacted with one another.
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Such ability to truly support one another seems to come only after deep understanding—of self and partner—and an acceptance of the fluidity of life.
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What boxing can teach us about racial fluidity Have you ever heard something you don't understand, but it lingers because, on some level, it rings true?
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Racism had limited her education, and racism also limited her employment opportunities, even if she often leaned into racial fluidity or even assumed a white identity.
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But the firm does have a YouTube channel showcasing video games that use its software, including the ability to depict characters moving with human-like fluidity.
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Giving her hair that movement and fluidity echos her free-spirited personality: something that will always do what it wants and is beautiful while doing it.
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His immersive, multimedia installations are animated and governed by a set of rules that connect existing belief systems and personal opinion, with different degrees of fluidity.
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Reversing the decline in labor market fluidity likely requires taking a macro viewpoint on the labor market and focusing on, say, running a high-pressure economy.
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What really distinguishes the show, though, is Hanawalt's surreal vision, the anarchic fluidity of the landscape, the series's whimsically bending laws of both nature and physics.
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Bryan's form of genre fluidity doesn't, however, seem to be actually diversifying the country audience: His crowds, like the genre's fans over all, are overwhelmingly white.
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John Lewis's clothing policy for children comes amid a global debate over the fluidity of gender and the need to update traditional sartorial and linguistic standards.
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The twin developments illustrated the continued fluidity around digital currencies, which are unregulated and are being closely scrutinized for how they might affect established financial systems.
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"Space Between: Explorations of Love, Sex, and Fluidity" details everything from struggles with alcoholism to conversations around sexuality and gender identity, both private and in public.
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Mr. McGregor's choreography, distinguished by its fluidity, speed and extreme extensions, is always inventive, though often so hyperkinetic that it's hard to know where to look.
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Although the print is sometimes small, they bring a fresh visual intelligence to both the curator's discipline and such issues as racism, colonialism, identity and fluidity.
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Rather, they manifest a kind of fluidity within stasis, in which factors such as surface irregularities and hand pressure take the place of a deliberative compositional strategy.
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But despite talk of Whitney's "sexual fluidity" featured in the film, Houston's sister-in-law seemed to deny that Whitney and Robyn were anything more than friends.
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Such fluidity suggests that caution is also in order when it comes to the left, which elected Benoît Hamon as the Socialist Party's candidate on January 29th.
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Long before the chameleonic Cindy Sherman was photographing herself in clown makeup, Hase was role-playing for staged self-portraits that explored the fluidity of personal identity.
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Surely even capable athletes will relate to the interplay between body and mind, muscle and emotion, which "I Got It!" captures with beauty, fluidity, wit and suspense.
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The album's greatest asset is its melodic fluidity, as evidenced by her onstage pairings; she has opened for such diverse rock acts as Garbage and Okkervil River.
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His advisers say that the only certainty about the race remains its fluidity, and that they are confident they will still be standing once the field narrows.
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He has been banking on showing strength in the South and the West, but there are increasing signs of fluidity in the Democratic race in those regions.
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"The problem is that policy fluidity suggests pretty much anything can happen almost without notice," he said, pointing to several policy shifts from Powell since October 2018.
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Gender fluidity in "Hen" mostly means seesawing between extremes, with the puppet moving from hyper-feminine to muscleman looks, and some of the political commentary feels didactic.
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Their speed and fluidity improved, with the introduction of Thomas Meunier and Yannick Carrasco giving them a menace out wide which had been missing in their opener.
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That 120Hz fluidity is a selling point that only Razer has delivered on a smartphone; Apple hasn't yet brought the iPad's ProMotion display tech to the iPhone.
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Much like Sonic Utopia, it delivers a mix of platforming and 3D environments, although with what seems to be less fluidity and adherence to the original style.
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Aim to glide through the water, concentrating on balance, fluidity and relaxation, delaying exhaustion by using just the muscles you need, and only when you need them.
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In a recent interview with The Huffington Post , "Solo" writers Lawrence and Jonathan Kasdan explained the character's possible sexual fluidity by revealing that the character is pansexual.
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Delevingne, who has candidly spoken about her sexual fluidity before, captioned the post with the multicolored #PRIDE hashtag followed by a string of rainbow and heart emojis.
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The works 14 Mouths and Orange Three, are photographs of the body as parts to be played with, reflecting a deep sense of gender and sexual fluidity.
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Android 6.0 Marshmallow works with great fluidity here, and its power optimizations synergize with the efficient 820 chip inside to give the G5 satisfyingly long battery life4.
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At that time, I was reasonably sure about the gender-fluidity, but this scene was the confirmation that this is actually completely accurate to who I am.
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"I think there's a lot of fluidity right now as we're discussing a lot of the information about Pruitt," Environmental Defense Action Fund President Elizabeth Thompson said.
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But the magazine quickly saw backlash in its misuse of the term "gender fluidity" and misunderstanding and misrepresenting transgender and gender nonconforming identities in the accompanying article.
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The problem, of course, is that Putin doesn't embrace gender fluidity in the same way as, say, Patrick Swayze does when he transforms into Miss Vida Boheme.
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Fluidity in Vancouver improved this month because of actions taken by CN and other companies in the supply chain, CN spokesman Jonathan Abecassis said in a statement.
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What's important is the fluidity, keeping one's mind open to the possibility of not only challenging a personal reaction, but willing to admit you could be wrong.
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"There have been no enduring boundaries between regions, and increasingly people have mixed geographic, and thus genetic, ancestry, resulting in racial fluidity and ambiguity," the complaint said.
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This is the essential question of every men's wear season, increasingly complex as the wider conversation around gender fluidity has filtered down and out onto the catwalks.
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Its figures are by turns confrontational and shapeshifting, tapping into the fluidity of the water that links them, as well as their fluid gender and sexual identities.
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I've also been playing live a lot—both solo and as part of Ectomorph—and have been bringing the fluidity of live performance back into my studio.
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We have well-being lessons on gender identity and fluidity that have been surprisingly progressive, but as for power and confidence, we've never heard anything about that.
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For him, gender fluidity is nothing new: "I've loved it ever since my mom tied up my bangs with a Hello Kitty hairband in kindergarten," he says.
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Seeing his work for the first time now, when we need to be reminded about the fluidity of borders, history and cultures, is especially instructive and gratifying.
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I personally dig: GENDER FLUIDITY, TRUE COLORS, MERE MORTALS, NEED A RIDE, FATHER TIME, MARGINS OF ERROR, SPICE RUB, MONOMANIA, SADDLE JOINT, ULTRA MAN, CAJOLERY, TURTLE DOVE.
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"It's important to stress the fluidity between categories," Miriam Baer, a law professor at Brooklyn Law school and a former federal prosecutor, told me in an email.
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But thanks to the fluidity of the streaming ecosystem, the internet moves faster than any gatekeeper, and both XXXTentacion and 6ix9ine (formerly Tekashi69) have found success rapidly.
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But now, perhaps more than ever, it's embracing a kind of fluidity: Influences are flowing into the genre from outside, and other styles are absorbing its aesthetics.
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But on Wednesday, the group said it recognized the fluidity of the disease, its rapid spread in the United States and its impact on hosting public events.
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Thickly layered and enigmatic pieces like "Eluard's Death" (1513) and "The Despondency at Cirith Ungol" (1961) seem to crumble and recombine with the fluidity of a dream.
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Through their voices, Vollmann gives a documentary accounting of life on the margins, riffing on such themes as bigotry, idolatry, gender fluidity, vulnerability, consent, resilience and love.
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Their "Edges of Light" evokes the sounds and sights of Irish dawn, pairing traditional and contemporary music with Mr. Dunne's singular blend of fluidity and rhythmic precision.
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The fluidity of the landscape's natural beauty provides a distinct foil to the angular heft of the gray, wedge-shaped clapboard house that dominates the picture plane.
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"I think there's been some fluidity in people who have entertained the possibility but also have a lot of questions about what that looks like," he said.
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"This collection is called 'Love Power' and it's very much inspired by the fluidity and grace of dancing but the precision of fencing," von Furstenberg told Reuters.
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Cassius' new music video for "The Missing" is a sparkly, neon-colored statement on sexual fluidity and free love — that is, if you want it to be.
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Their facial features change dramatically from one drawing to the next but never disorientingly so — through Claveloux's inconsistencies, each story is imbued with the fluidity of perception.
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The fluidity of the narrator's mind keeps us on our toes; we race to keep up with him as his thoughts wind and bend across the pages.
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Bose's Full Moon on a Dark Night print exhibit is accompanied by a letter box where visitors can share their personal experiences and exploration of gender fluidity.
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The fluidity and density of the paint, along the subject matter and focus on elements like eyes, teeth, fur, and hair, suggests references to ritual power objects.
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Related: Why 'Superman' Had One of the Best Introductions in Comics With Subtle Background Design, This Comic Grounds ItselfBreak Your Comic's Rigid Structure and Save Its Fluidity
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These include the social media prowess of the San Jose Sharks; the musical fluidity of the Nashville Predators and the hardcore fan devotion demonstrated by the Chicago Blackhawks.
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"The whole reason I'm making work is to break down these categories, and feel like there is fluidity across the deck, and there are no binaries," she says.
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"We want to introduce flexibility and fluidity into a warehousing market defined by long-term leases on large amounts of space," Flowspace co-founder Ben Eachus tells TechCrunch.
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But we need more designers to see gender-fluidity not as a trend, but as an increasingly visible population of people who need clothing just like everyone else.
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While it might be a reach, it looks like as overt a metaphor for sexual fluidity as you could get away with on the Disney Channel in 2007.
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The men who populate Ritch C. Savin-Williams's book Mostly Straight: Sexual Fluidity Among Men, released last month on Harvard University Press, are—honestly, truly—interested in women.
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" As for why he decided to open up about his sexual preference now, Blackburn credited positive discussions of fluidity for eliminating the pressure to "have it figured out.
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True to its signature draping techniques and fluidity, Vionnet's autumn and winter 2017/18 collection showcased light feminine designs, with long transparent skirts, pleated gowns and silky dresses.
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Such talk may not sit with well with some in the mainstream, even as the idea of gender fluidity becomes more common in the media and popular culture.
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Article continues after the video below This identity fluidity put me on edge, and I started to take every subsequent detail with a rather large pinch of salt.
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It's an effort, for instance, to correct the historic erasure of trans folk from art and history, and provide, in physical space, possibilities for future fluidity in representation.
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Lush, bizarre, hallucinatory and phantasmagorical, the video deals with issues of transition and fluidity: life and death, myth and reincarnation, spirits and demons, a struggle for the soul.
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Most states losing fluidity are west of the Mississippi, and those with the least loss are east of the Mississippi, including Ohio, Illinois, New York and the Carolinas.
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"You cannot deny that Buttigieg is experiencing a real moment right now, but it's important to remember there is a lot of fluidity in this field," said Murray.
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The fluidity of Western policies caused by elections in the United States this year and in Europe next year is creating an opening for Russian diplomacy, analysts say.
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While this view certainly has many detractors over the fluidity and indeterminacy of the underlying rights, these justices have a reasoned and good faith foundation for their approach.
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The comic celebrates the fluidity and eclecticism of a pre-Facebook cultural diet, occasionally mourning its loss—though Kopas also sees it as something of a cautionary tale.
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While "Strange Fruit" is painful — a reminder of how society wanted to "fix" sexualities during the AIDS crisis — it is also defiantly proud in its persistence and fluidity.
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Our core values are sexuality, fluidity, and gender identity, and how [if] we can talk about these separate things that are related, then we can really understand them.
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The more we make [gender fluidity] mainstream, and the more this conversation continues and happens everywhere — that's how a younger generation can be whomever they want to be.
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The movement and fluidity of the carved letters in his classic sculpture "Heech" (1972) shift to immobility and the boxing in of calligraphic elements in "Heech Tablet" (211).
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Although they share many common traits — leaving blank space and transparency, blending and fluidity produced by using water as a medium — watercolor and ink also have many differences.
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Its political fluidity is so great that it voted for Barack Obama in 2008 by a slightly greater margin than it did for Mr. Trump eight years later.
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Like Matmos, there's a playfulness to their recording, but the fluidity of their decision-making and the alienness of the instrumentals place these recordings in another realm entirely.
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It could also explain why, especially among students in my human sexuality classes, one of the most frequent questions I get is on the topic of sexual fluidity.
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Within minutes sometimes, with a fluidity and assuredness that made her envious, a creature would suddenly appear on the paper: a hummingbird or a rabbit or a horse.
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While Ms. Tanowitz played up the choppiness of the Taylor style, Ms. Gillis, whose "Rewilding" shared the third program with "Brandenburgs" (1988) and "Cascade" (1999), injected more fluidity.
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The easy power, variety and fluidity already were evident, as was his signature penchant for letting his gaze linger on the point of contact after striking the ball.
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"You have to think that we have become a society that accepts all types of genders and fluidity and how people identify; that is this generation," she said.
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"We're working with the WHO to help facilitate fluidity in the supply chain, because increasing capacity is one of the aspects of coping with the demand," he said.
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A safe place for queer and trans youth in a national climate where gender fluidity is under assault and where mainstream bars and clubs can be very dangerous.
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Yves Saint Laurent, the founder of his eponymous brand, gained notability for creating a tuxedo for women in 1966, decades before gender fluidity was implanted in the zeitgeist.
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One of my biggest fears when I first started working for myself was that my mental health could be triggered or exacerbated by the fluidity of my work.
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The notion of "gender fluidity" — that it's not necessary to identify as either male or female, that gender can be expressed as a continuum — is roiling traditional definitions.
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At Paco Rabanne, Julien Dossena fetishized dance, alongside the brand's trademark futurism and his own tetchy sportswear, a tripartite approach that added a refined fluidity to his arsenal.
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Rather, the usage implies sublimity, fluidity and technical perfection — you can call anything from a blancmange to a shovel pass "poetry," and people will get what you're saying.
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These new works also explore issues of gender identity and fluidity, inspired by Saar's son who has been transitioning from female to male over the past several years.
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The new steps herald an age of fluidity and demand answers to a host of questions and issues that need to be addressed in conversations like this one.
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Me. I had to relearn a new perspective on the fluidity of masculinity because there are so many more narratives of masculinity and the shapes of our bodies.
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Before sexual fluidity was widely accepted for a mainstream pop artist, she suggests that she experimented with a woman on "Tonight's the Night," singing in a near whisper.
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That fluidity makes it easy to follow any action as you're shooting — it's why I felt comfortable tightening the crop so quickly when she tucked into the tighter spin.
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Alena Smith said she expected some would criticize the depiction as "not gay enough," but wanted to lean into her idea of a "millennial Dickinson," comfortable with sexual fluidity.
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To my mind, the revelation of the exhibition was the fluidity of the 22017-50 paintings, and how fiercely productive Beckmann was during his sixteen months in New York.
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At the beginning of the process for "Carol," Mr. Haynes wrote a note to Mr. Lachman, describing his take on the visuals and arguing for a degree of fluidity.
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Most of the discourse American and international markets are currently saturated by (anti-Trump rhetoric, female empowerment, sustainability, gender-fluidity, queer inclusion) don't seem to hold court down under.
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But even in the book, it's not a question she actually answers: How is her racial fluidity anything more than a function of her privilege as a white person?
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The fluidity of the user experience here isn't merely on par with the world's most expensive smartphones, it surpasses many of them, thanks to good design decisions from OnePlus.
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In the years since True Blood's finale, I've only grown to appreciate Alan Ball's big-hearted, daring supernatural show more — its brazenness, its sexual fluidity, and its memorable characters.
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Mr. Rubio's attack on Mr. Bush came as the former Florida governor has been showing some strength in New Hampshire polls, highlighting the fluidity of the Republican race here.
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Since Strache's election, the Freedom Party has also been helped along by its ideologically fluidity — its willingness to borrow from Left and Right, as it suits the political moment.
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Hudson's own upbringing — as the only girl in a group of brothers, including Oliver Hudson and Wyatt Russell — helped her be able to see the fluidity of gender roles.
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I think it's time, certainly, for that, and I love the fluidity -- sort of the spectrum of sexuality that Donald appeals to and that droids are a part of.
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Hammack foresees sapiosexual becoming an increasingly popular term people will use to describe their sexualities since society is becoming more open to the concept of sexual fluidity and variation.
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Male roles are assigned based on performers' voices and personalities more than their looks, and some switch specialties midcareer, adding an additional element of gender fluidity to the company.
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But if that tune still ends up saying, "if you're white you're alright" and "if you're black get back," all this talk about racial fluidity will be a smokescreen.
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With "suitmation" (as fans have affectionately named it), Ho has the opportunity to plan and rehearse his shots without sacrificing fluidity of movement, painting the creature as essentially human.
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They fought under kickboxing rules, so both men fought at somewhat of a disadvantage, but the encounter was an instructive look at fluidity and speed versus power and aggression.
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It won the top prize, the Golden Lion, and from afar seemed to capitalize on mixed signals concerning corporate architecture, voyeurism, gender fluidity, feminist autonomy and Germany's Nazi past.
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On one hand, it is light and has amazing movement; on the other, it is heavy, displaying a broken quality, a discord of fluidity that creates a wonderful tension.
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More broadly, the document marked a clear attempt by the church to weigh in as countries like the United States respond to increasing acceptance of gender and sexual fluidity.
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Under the new law, adults must produce a doctor's statement or other medical certification confirming their gender fluidity in order to change their existing designation to the new option.
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In "Now Apocalypse," one of the characters says sexual fluidity is a "requirement" for the new generation, but your depictions of adolescence have always shown different facets of queerness.
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But Langdon in particular belongs to an era when gender fluidity is increasingly accepted, with more American men than ever signing up for cosmetic procedures and experimenting with makeup.
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Buck Angel is an erotic film producer and actor as well as motivational speaker on the topics of self-acceptance, gender fluidity, and having sex as a trans person.
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In play, it offers a take on the Devil May Cry series' focus on weapon-switching action, but with little of the fluidity (or challenge) that Dante and co.
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In her emotionally raw new stories, the boomers are aging fast, too fast, and find themselves marooned in a 21st century of technological gadgetry, gender fluidity and political disarray.
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"I think there's been some fluidity in people who are, who have entertained the possibility but also have a lot of questions about what that looks like," Thune said.
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The bassist Stephan Crump is best known for his work in the Vijay Iyer Trio, where he offers solid foundations that morph and dilate with an almost imperceptible fluidity.
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It creates a fluidity rather than a static sense of space and perspective, and establishes each image as the result of a framing choice, with multiple other potential perspectives.
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I think it's time, certainly, for that, and I love the fluidity ― sort of the spectrum of sexuality that Donald appeals to and that droids are a part of.
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The romance with his culture of origin is corrupted by Mexico's traditionalism and homophobia, a present-day reality contradicted by Mesoamerican mystical practices characterized by gender fluidity or plurality.
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Shibata's fluidity between physical and digital reality adds an additional layer of surprise to his illusions — it's unclear whether the trick will be CGI, perspective, or bait-and-switch.
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The speed and fluidity of the sequence likely did much to secure the submission where many fighters would have moved through the uncommon sequence in paint-by-numbers fashion.
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The show's cyclical nature, from the repeating musical cues to scenes that have been replicated nearly shot for shot, suggests the fluidity of time, but doesn't contradict its steady march.
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Though he's far from achieving the same level of fluidity, it's not far off from artists like Future, a master at packing a multitude of microscopic storylines into one song.
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For Walker, air, land, and sky are interchangeable in their fluidity; the artist paints them as layered, floating and charged, oozing, dragged within and often falling off the gridded card.
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The first is the Fluidity of Gender section, co-curated with Quito Ziegler, which highlights how the queer and trans community represents themselves, and is represented, through photography and film.
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Devon Teuscher and Calvin Royal III are gorgeous, and to watch them move together with ardent fluidity to the Charpentier aria "Depuis le Jour" was a more than pleasant experience.
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It proposed that there is an ongoing revolution happening, from #Blacklivesmatter, gender fluidity, the refugee crisis, to climate change, and that digital images are simultaneously reporting and producing that change.
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The removal of the vivid colors so commonly associated with the Northern Lights brings out the fluidity of the aurora and the stark contrast it forms against the night sky.
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Some analysts worry that this fluidity would be jeopardised if the Trump administration were to use oil and gas as a bargaining chip in bilateral relations, as China has done.
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And besides, Transparent is first and foremost about the trans experience (just look at its title), and was groundbreaking for highlighting and mainstreaming trans storytelling and notions of gender fluidity.
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Andria Morales' Untitled profile pic (on all fours with red Beatpack) provides commentary on gender fluidity while Shaun Leonardo's Champ (Mike Tyson) explores the performance and price of hyper-masculinity.
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His good looks, racial fluidity, and vague internationalism—qualities shared by other prominent "biracial" public figures, from Drake to President Obama—help render him appealing to multiple, overlapping American audiences.
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The movement's fluidity makes it difficult to police, taking a toll on officers who have fought pitched battles with protesters and leading to a crisis of confidence on the force.
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A wiser move is to wait for software optimizations to arrive that allow for more functionality without a keyboard, more fluidity between the apps, and more efficiency in load times.
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These patterns are a reflection of a number of factors, including the fluidity of preferences in the primaries as voters learned who the candidates were and what they stand for.
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Related: Break Your Comic's Rigid Structure and Save Its Fluidity Create Powerful Dialogue in Your Comic Through Repetition These Comic Pros Opened Their Book with a Lizard on a Stick
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"The cost of conducting these kinds of checks has declined," said Steven J. Davis, an economist at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, who has separately researched fluidity.
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They lamented that by using two cis, heterosexual celebrities who liked to share clothing as the faces of gender fluidity, the article fell short of its potential for real representation.
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In this episode of Broadly Meets, host Diana Tourjee visits the first lady in Gracie Mansion to discuss media scrutiny, sexual fluidity, and breaking down the stigma around mental illness.
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But after scoring 25 points in his first 45 minutes of professional action—with fluidity, power, and technical skill—this is someone who needs to pop back onto everyone's radar.
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And so it made perfect sense that just as the tide moves with the stages of the moon, so the fluidity of the body is perfected by the cosmic motions.
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"It's very important for mainstream museums — not just for cultural specific museums like mine — to show that work," Mr. Casals said in 2017, speaking of exhibitions dealing with gender fluidity.
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To achieve the fluidity of action seen in the production, Kaiser used an SLR camera to capture up to 30 carefully arranged frames to create a single second of footage.
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As the editor of a men's title during the rise of sexual fluidity and the #MeToo movement, he navigated sexual politics in a manner different from that of his predecessors.
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He has since heard her in Poland and Japan, where he was in awe of "the effortlessness and organic fluidity of both the technique and the emotional aspect," he said.
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This mix of promotional stops emphasized the band members' cultural fluidity, senses of humor, and talent, with the clear goal of making them seem relatable and familiar to US audiences.
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If there's anything that has changed significantly in the horror landscape of the past 603 or 40 years, it's the increased fluidity of the genre's conventions and its readers' expectations.
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The counterculture of the early 1970s, when I was forging my independence, was a strange and often incoherent brew of politics, self-expression, spiritual seeking, gender fluidity and art-making.
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Directed with delicacy and fluidity by Saheem Ali, "Kill Move Paradise" is a singularly affecting contribution to a niche genre of theater that often comes across as labored and contrived.
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"Given the fluidity of the situation, today's media availability has been postponed," the league told the AP. As of Wednesday night in China, the media sessions had not been rescheduled.
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It found that a slim majority of Democratic voters still have not firmly decided on a candidate, meaning that there is still a great deal of fluidity in the state.
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"There's a fluidity in the way that they allow people to inhabit the work, and also a specificity," said Laurie Berg, who performs the role of Coach, Twitta's masked bodyguard.
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The song&aposs lyrics celebrate freedom, self-discovery, and being comfortable in one&aposs own skin, which led many fans to interpret the song as an anthem for sexual fluidity.
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Then there's his utterly bewildering "At the Border Checkpoint" ("Osekisho") from 1930, a silent drama in which humans and animals made of cut paper move with fluidity and thrilling speed.
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What the Pixel of 2016 demonstrated was a Google hardware division that wasn't too far behind its mobile competition in terms of design, components, and, of course, OS performance and fluidity.
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I believe there's fluidity among types of storytelling, and back in Joseph Pulitzer's day, or in the early days of things like Esquire, they had serialized storytelling and excerpts from books.
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They walked us through the basics, offering up a few tips on how to discuss gender fluidity and how to be a solid ally to those who reject the gender binary.
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I think I can appreciate what the post-human promise is, which is this space of ethnic and gender fluidity, of not necessarily being compartmentalized, but it's a difficult, problematic position.
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France disdains America's brashness and unilateralism but also admires its popular culture and the fluidity of a society where it is easier to rise to wealth and power than in France.
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This question of history, or more accurately its fluidity, is central to Levy's novel, which begins not only in the shadow of Abbey Road but also that of the Berlin Wall.
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" While there's a practicality to Whiterose's gender fluidity, she's still every bit a calculating force: "She's willing to do a lot of things to achieve what she calls 'a greater good.
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A further benefit from digitization of clinical data is the fluidity with which patient medical records can follow a person from provider to provider and from hospital to clinic to home.
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" He continued, "I think it's time, certainly, for that, and I love the fluidity — sort of the spectrum of sexuality that Donald appeals to and that droids are a part of.
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Throughout Rosebud Chase ties his materials to his subject matter to raise questions about the fluidity of identity, suggesting that we must maintain multiple identities at all times simply to survive.
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"The fabric has been specially developed for the occasion with some peculiarities, such as the fluidity in which the sequined embroidery would flow horizontally around her body," Herchcovitch explains to Vogue.com.
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Pantone notes that designers are once again drawing from fine art for inspiration — specifically seen in the contrast between the fluidity of abstract patterns and the clean decisiveness of graphic lines.
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It's been nearly ten years of bouncing ideas back and forth, so there is a certain level of fluidity to the project that is a direct result of countless hours collaborating.
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We explored stuff together; I would do their makeup and we would go shopping, so we would have a lot of conversations about gender fluidity and how we felt about it.
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Four months into a presidency is too soon for verdicts—and even the most seasoned, grounded presidencies (and again: this ain't that) open with a period of fluidity, jockeying, and experimentation.
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On the court, however, the fun-loving Warriors of the regular season appear to have been transformed into a struggling unit, devoid of form or fluidity against a highly motivated opponent.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — IT seems odd, in this era of gender fluidity, that we are headed toward the most stark X versus Y battle since Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs.
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Lately, there's been an uptick in gender fluidity in fashion, with brands like Rick Owens, Gucci, J.W. Anderson, and even H&M embracing (and selling) the idea of all gender clothing.
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Underscoring the fluidity of their discussions, GOP senators have considered everything from amending the House resolution, offering an alternative or even voting on both a House resolution and their own proposal.
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Part of what makes the best tunes from afrobeats and hip-hop blending artists like Mr. Eazi, Eugy, Maleek Berry, and others fully click is the fluidity of their songs' production.
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Then she developed a particularly close emotional bond with another woman (emotional attachments are a common pathway to sexual fluidity, though certainly not the only way), and found herself sexually attracted.
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Cash is common, and more than a few person-to-person payment systems, like the popular mPesa in Kenya, have arisen to fill the gap — but fluidity is still a problem.
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That's what I latch onto when thinking about contemporary American Jewish novels engaging with Israel, the ideas revolving around fluidity, of borders drawn and redrawn, of changing landscapes and altered realities.
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In a way that is typical of Gonzalez-Torres's oeuvre, the puzzle series features a unique combination of fluidity and specificity, perpetually stuck in the elusive border between private and public.
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And the effects of natural light remind us of what we often sense when visiting Baroque churches: the uplifting effect of sunlight, the expansiveness of space, and the fluidity of design.
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That fluidity is particularly apparent at Commonwealth and Council, a gallery in Los Angeles's Koreatown neighborhood, with Korean-American owners and an artist roster that is about 25 percent Asian-American.
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That Ozuna, 25, can work across all these genres at the same time is a testament to the current fluidity of Latin pop, but also to the effectiveness of his singing.
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The mark of the condition extends beyond the scars to a limp that worsens when I'm tired and joints whose restricted movements reduce the fluidity of my path through the world.
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Buddhism's doubts about the distinctness and solidity of the "self" — and of other things, for that matter — rests on a recognition of the sense in which pervasive causality means pervasive fluidity.
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Its shows have become defined by fluidity: Performers from within the musicians' circle drift onstage, audience members are invited to participate and the event space sometimes becomes part of the performance.
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The mechanics of Kentucky Route Zero encourage fluidity of self, not only by giving you physical control over different characters but asking you to make a wide variety of dialog choices.
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Both situations illustrate "the continued fluidity around digital currencies, which are unregulated and are being closely scrutinized for how they might affect established financial systems," Ms. Griffith and Mr. Popper write.
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But a childhood friend, Freddie, returns, bringing a wave of emotions: longing for the innocence of childhood, a resurgence of her love of swimming and the complex fluidity of sexual attraction.
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The famous Bruce Lee dictum, "be water," has become a slogan for the ongoing Hong Kong protest movement, whose embodiment of fluidity has been a key factor in eluding the police.
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During his two decades in power, Putin has closely aligned himself with the Orthodox Church and sought to distance Russia from liberal Western values, including attitudes toward homosexuality and gender fluidity.
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The romance and fluidity of these interwoven ringlets has not gone unnoticed by industry heavyweights like Kate Spade and Tiffany & Co., but Celine's adoption of the symbol is the most significant.
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His research is unflagging and his timing is good, for Arbus could scarcely be more fashionable, with her thrill at the fluidity of genders, and her trafficking with anonymity and fame.
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Hip-hop, as bold and unsparing as it can be, still has many barricades to success, so Pitbull wisely created a space where his fluidity was an asset, not a liability.
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A walk on the wild side: There is a growing movement at British museums to share largely untold stories hidden among their pieces around subjects like ancient sexuality and gender fluidity.
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"[Drag Queen Story Hour] captures the imagination and play of the gender fluidity of childhood and gives kids glamorous, positive, and unabashedly queer role models," the umbrella organization's mission statement says.
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He doesn't care if the team has the fluidity of lumpy custard, as long as the players know how to keep their shape, stay compact and put in the odd crunching tackle.
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From the moment he burst through on The Glee Project and then Glee, Alex Newell has established his star power with unbelievable vocals, commanding stage presence, and an embrace of gender fluidity.
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But in the middle of the gender-fluidity revolution, I've also found myself trying to figure out my relationship to my own womanhood, which has been fraught for most of my life.
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It was always the same silhouette, the same patterns ... Now, it's a whole 'nother level where, because of fluidity in reference to sexual preference and gender, the silhouettes have changed even more.
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Soon, prosthetics will move with more fluidity to mimic natural movement, and people will be able to control them in part with their brains and bodies through direct natural touch input systems.
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If only the Ubuntu software on board could also match iOS for speed and fluidity, I'd be recommending this as a refreshing change from the monotony of Android domination here at MWC.
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Artists are using their platforms to express themselves on issues that matter, whether it's Miley Cyrus on gender fluidity, Benga on mental health, or Killer Mike on the Black Lives Matter campaign.
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Tortorella is open on social media and in interviews about their sexual fluidity, and often shares a glimpse at their 11-year-long polyamorous relationship with Meyers, who identifies as a lesbian.
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It was that deceptively simple fluidity of movement, from the island to the mainland and back, that helped create the bicultural and transmigratory ties many Puerto Ricans still have to the island.
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Since she debuted the Arca moniker in Summer 22017, 22010-year-old Alejandra Ghersi's one constant defining trait has been fluidity, a taste for artfully blending genres, dismantling samples, and shifting identities.
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That pattern suggested another troubling side of racial fluidity, one not often talked about: While people may be able to move more freely among different racial categories, the stereotypes stay the same.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Superman cartoons from the 1940s were animated with a beauty and fluidity not seen before, but they were also hugely influential outside the world of animation.
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Against this art-historical backdrop, nowadays, in the context of gender fluidity, are there new aesthetic-social-sexual settings emerging in which artists may — or should — reconsider their approaches to the nude?
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And so the silhouette hints at a different kind of gender fluidity altogether, one based on the notion that the shapes defining the hyper-masculine and the über-feminine are remarkably similar.
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The writer and activist Rebecca Walker (1969) told "The Loving Generation" director Lacey Schwartz last month that she believes biracial and mixed-race fluidity has led to significant cultural and political contributions.
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Kumi Sawyers is a massage therapist and yoga teacher who works with the fascial lines to free up bound tissue and blocked energy to restore fluidity and graceful movement within the body.
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This is not to render them toothless but to provide a mechanism allowing company policy to recalibrate at given points, and adjust to the fluidity of the internet and evolving social mores.
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" Her introspective gender fluidity dovetailed with an "it" girl's practiced mystique: in a 2013 essay for the trans magazine Original Plumbing , she described her body as "a raincheck, a cliffhanger, an IOU.
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Elba, Spike Lee in purple Versace), print (Darren Criss's floral jacket), drama (Billy Porter's bejeweled Randi Rahm cape lined in bright pink silk), gender fluidity (Cody Fern) and just plain old weirdness.
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Her best known work features mirrored mosaics built around geometric patterns, blending Sufism and Islamic art into three-dimensional glass works that recreate the movement and fluidity she saw in the mosque.
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Drexler began producing this wide range of works in the 21965s, and together, they demonstrate her fascination with the duality of gender, the fluidity of identity, and the precise moment of action.
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In a cavernous industrial space in East Harlem, more than 70 interactive exhibits let visitors explore outer space, experience gender fluidity, fly like a bird, converse with a Holocaust survivor, and much more.
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The brand recently released its "Fluidity" complexion range at Ulta, including a full-coverage foundation that comes in a whopping 60 shades, plus 31 shades of concealer and 15 shades of finishing powder.
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He toyed with sexuality and gender fluidity at a time much less welcoming to such things than our own, making his space-obsessed eccentricities and multiple identities seem like an elevated human state.
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So, the new logo no longer makes assumptions about what a woman's body looks like, and instead uses an 'E' that has four bars instead of three to represent the idea of fluidity.
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This is an actual vagina: This donut is a vagina: This grapefruit is a vagina: This video functions both as an ownership of the female anatomy, but also an embrace of sexual fluidity.
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Head Over Heels is earnestly committed to an accurate depiction of sexual and gender fluidity — Pythio's pronouns are treated with respect, even spurring some updated Go-Go's lyrics — while also being exceptionally silly.
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How can more privileged people like me aid in helping others understand this concept of fluidity as water, with the ever-flowing stream eroding the "rocks" (stubborn ignorance) of "tradition" (typical gender roles)?
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Even more so than Daniel Gesmer, it was poetry in motion to watch you skate, and as a young kid, I latched on to and fell in love with that fluidity and style.
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"What we did with that silhouette was to try and give it a lightness and a fluidity and very little structure, so that Emma didn't feel inhibited or trapped by it," Durran said.
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I have extreme privilege in being able to do what I do, but I didn't think I was going to be able to do what I do because of my queerness and fluidity.
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The youth-oriented MTV network, known for its irreverent award shows, again dispensed with gender classifications, placing men and women together in performance categories in a move to embrace equality and gender fluidity.
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While Hong gave little detail on what happens during a "post gay" therapy session, he said that he uses a therapeutic technique known as Sexual Attraction Fluidity Exploration in Therapy, or SAFE-T.
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Why you think you should go: Ever since you started university, shaved your eyebrows off, and discovered sexual fluidity, your favourite subjects to speak about are post-capitalism and gender, and guess what?!
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The sequence, similar to one Villeneuve employed in his criminally underrated Jake Gyllenhaal–doppelgänger picture Enemy, encapsulates the life of the protagonist with smooth and haunting fluidity, a pure cinema approach to exposition.
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Ibaka didn't block a shot in 32 minutes, but his presence elsewhere helped the Raptors switch with more fluidity and keep the ball in front of them as much as they possibly could.
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Because of the fluidity of the whole thing, there's a belief that we're not going to get the worst, that we've left the door open to avoid trade wars and to modify this.
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" "The more fluid race is at the individual level, the more entrenched racial inequality will be at the societal level," they wrote in their paper, "Racial Fluidity and Inequality in the United States.
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Onstage, Ms. Letissier, who is intrigued by the idea of gender fluidity, sees herself as having an energy that is not feminine but somewhat angry and weird, like that of a teenage boy.
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Ligon handles this latticework with impressive fluidity and dramatic momentum, the disparate voices lacing the novel with the melancholy of aborted and fractured love, whether between lovers or between children and their parents.
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Given how much CD Projekt RED is playing up the amount of choice players will have in Cyberpunk 2077, it'd seem a little out of place for their game to overlook gender fluidity.
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For the four years that Reynolds identifies as glam's peak, there was a renewed focus on issues of performance, gender fluidity and irony that is still found in countless nooks of pop culture.
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"Given the unprecedented nature and fluidity of what is taking place, we appreciate your patience as we diligently work through the many aspects and details of this continually evolving situation," the statement read.
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I had a chance to talk with Lambe Culo about sketching Selena outfits, growing up Chicana in Texas, and using art as a means to analyze the fluidity of gender and cultural identities.
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It is the model, more and more, that all teams are trying to follow in an age when fluidity is paramount, when managers require players who can adapt to any system they choose.
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This sweeping shift to an embrace of fluidity — which extends beyond the coasts to the existence of gender-neutral bathrooms in public schools in Missouri — masks ruptures in the new aura of enlightenment.
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T.) KCON is set up to take advantage of the intimacy and fluidity of this still-growing scene (in this country at least) in which superfans — the closest observers — are the real experts.
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It struck me that, as much as cashless life enabled one kind of cosmopolitan fluidity—no more costly money-changing across borders, the breezy trust that comes with financial lucidity—it impeded another.
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" The theme of gender fluidity was made even more explicit in a playful verse that Grainger sang on a 1924 recording he made with Waller: In Harlem's ArabyYou can't tell "B" from "G.
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Yet while chiding extreme libertarianism, Selbourne veers dangerously close to Comstockery in his tsk-tsking of noise that "masquerades as music," gender fluidity, sperm banks, bad grammar, video plagiarists and other presumed vices.
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While some strippers have always been aware of the fluidity of boundaries between legal and illegal sex work, others reject the idea that exotic dancing even falls under the umbrella of sex work.
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The final movement of Ms. Davis's "Eight Pieces for the Vernal Equinox" requires quick leaps between registers, as well as precise, stuttering meditations over individual notes, successfully merging states of tension and fluidity.
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It's a sort of proto-platformer, of course, a bit primitive and stiff compared to the fluidity of later Mario games, but it still holds up better than most games from its era.
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Some of the his watercolors from the first half of the 1910s show a bold, colorful, almost expressionistic fluidity, but any traces of aesthetic flair are refined away in Tolkien's more mature work.
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Placed next to each other in the exhibition, "Untitled (After Morandi)" (21990) and "Untitled (After Daumier" (1975) reveal Thiebaud attempting to echo their lines' weight while attaining the fluidity that distinguishes their work.
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Still, a Boston Globe/Suffolk University poll last week indicated there was still fluidity in the New Hampshire electorate: 33 percent of Republican primary voters here said they might change their minds before Tuesday.
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One, called The Fluidity of Gender, consists of larger-than-life gender-bending sculptures and archival ink prints; another called Holocaust Heroes: Fierce Females—Tapestries and Sculpture features ten female heroes during the Holocaust.
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Furthermore, research has shown that women tend to demonstrate greater sexual fluidity than men, and our sexual orientation is less a determining factor in our sexual and romantic experiences than it is for men.
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I suspect that some of her fluidity and ease comes from the quick writing process of just a few weeks — the feeling that she already knew the characters before she fleshed out the story.
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In her 21964 book Sexual Fluidity, psychologist Lisa Diamond studied 100 women who reported some degree of same-gender sexual experience and found that many of them saw their sexual desires shift over time.
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Mama encourages the youths she's mentoring to stick to one gender presentation to avoid confusing nontrans people, and she struggles to come to terms with a more modern conception of gender fluidity and pronouns.
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The siblings' bond manifests itself through fluidity and coordination on the ice, where the sister and brother have emerged from the shadows of veteran competitors as medal contenders for the Pyeongchang Olympics next month.
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The concept of sexual fluidity itself is often deployed in reality TV as a strategy through which shows can hint at queerness for mainstream viewers — without actually exploring queer culture outside a straight gaze.
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In particular, they raise interesting, difficult questions about how we can appropriately discuss others' sexuality, especially as we try to move toward an increasing acceptance of ambiguity and fluidity in sexual desire and identity.
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The split-level show explores how designers have been inspired by nature – from the feathers of birds to the fluidity of the sea – and how, at the same time, fashion has harmed our planet.
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As the whole world veers towards mass sexual fluidity (recent studies found that 1 in 2 young people say they are not 100% heterosexual), the traditional "gay icon" is simply too archaic a concept.
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The transgender model Hari Nef, a Michele favorite, put it best when she remarked somewhere that fashion's current preoccupation with gender fluidity should not be taken as a sign of a radical new politics.
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The degree, in music production, has required him to focus on a precise grasp of his craft, something that is reflected in the patient fluidity of his live set, and his increasingly orchestral ambitions.
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"The high level of fragmentation of the Dutch political landscape … the fluidity of the agenda and high number of participants might make it more difficult for fake news to have an impact," Otto detailed.
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That means occupants of the Avista could push and pull navigation, music and video around on molded screens carefully laid into the dash that also reflect the fluidity of the rest of the design.
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They were hurriedly dropped back into the files, however, as it became apparent the duo were playing vintage tennis: Federer all fluidity and peerless shot-making, Nadal at his brutal best from the baseline.
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A close look at the turbulent fluidity of Jupiter's bands, made more arresting in black and white, resonates with an image from the International Space Station of a typhoon over the Bay of Bengal.
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On an early scout of the space, he noticed a bottle stuck on a mechanical stacking machine—a sharp change from the fluidity of the glass blowers themselves—and decided to pursue that contrast.
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Fluidity is where I feel most comfortable, and as I continue to explore my gender, racial, and sexual identity, and as that identity shifts, it seems only natural that my hair would shift, too.
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Ms. Kemper, a veteran of improv and "The Office" who mixes precision and a remarkable fluidity, delivers each of her three short, rapid-fire lines with a different shading — consternation, hopefulness, smug self-satisfaction.
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A coalition of politicians opposed to the government and leaders of the Catholic Church mobilized with extraordinary speed, accusing the government of President Juan Manuel Santos of promoting same-sex unions and gender fluidity.
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Ms. Ireland moves between Darja's mercurial moods with a fluidity that makes us sense the calculations behind them, the ever-present sense that she is continually forced to make compromises to keep herself afloat.
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But better yet is the genius with which he appropriates spiraling configurations of the classical dancer's arms and transforms them into B-Boy moves, knotting and unknotting his limbs with miraculous fluidity and speed.
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The duo will continue the themes of their collaborations in Chez BKLYN, an exhibition highlighting the fluidity of individual and group dynamics of collective art practices, at Galleri SE Konst in Sweden, in August.
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"She's Got Medals" is a gender-bending smash about someone born Mary who "changed her name to Tony" and "got very tired of picking up girls," predating Bowie's interest in sexual and gender fluidity.
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Those golden baby booties — which later Browne encased like a religious relic in a glass vitrine on the runway during the show, are only the jumping-off point for this exploration of gender fluidity.
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Tim Burton's 1988 movie, "Beetlejuice," married the supernatural to the whimsical; for the musical, the book writers Scott Brown and Anthony King have thrown in the #MeToo movement and nonbinary sexual fluidity, as well.
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"YuMi has a high level of gesture and fluidity in its movements, as well as an incredible nuance of expression," Andrea Colombini, the usual conductor of the Lucca orchestra, told Il Fatto Quotidiano newspaper.
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" The inspiration behind the color came from Blue Ocean Strategy, a book written by W. Chan Kim, a Korean-born business theorist, but López said the color also represents "movement, innovation, fluidity, change, and infinity.
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In addition to releasing a juicy trailer for season 4 that shows how everyone is hooking up and/or breaking up, the show promises to explore gender fluidity through the lens of Yael (Jamie Bloch).
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The fluidity of scrolling and navigating in both was so far ahead of any other phone I'd tried up to that point that I had to question why we even bothered to review other phones.
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I curled my massive green hands into fists (the controls for Hulk were a fairly intuitive mix of the Oculus Touch's grip and trigger buttons), and was impressed by the natural fluidity of the motions.
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Luckily, by the time I got to high school, more of my friends came out and found acceptance, and I noticed that my peers seemed more open to the concepts of sexual and gender fluidity.
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If you talk to enough car designers, most will tell you that they began drawing cars before they could read, and these were the cars they imagined: sinewy, coupe shapes that oozed form and fluidity.
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"We have been hesitant to swing around ratings on tariff risks and empathize with our investor partners, given the fluidity of the situation, since the narrative can shift violently with a simple tweet," he added.
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London is, after all, at the forefront of the industry's gender-bending movement in fashion — the place where androgyny and fluidity seem to be more accepted and celebrated than in any other major fashion hub.
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His consideration of a 2020 bid reflects the fluidity of the race and the angst among many leading Democrats about whether Mr. Biden is strong enough to win the nomination as a centrist standard-bearer.
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Nevertheless, the grace and fluidity of the Warriors' style of play, and the wild delight it exuded among the friends and strangers I encountered online and in person, got me on board with the Dubs.
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There's still little crossover between "women's clothes" and "men's clothes," particularly in the workplace, despite certain high street chains' attempts to cash in on gender fluidity (Zara launched its first genderless collection earlier this year).
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"It is evident how influential her work has been for so many younger artists addressing crucial debates about gender and power, the body, and the fluidity of identity," says the exhibition's co-curator, Margot Norton.
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For Gen Xer Billy Porter, gender fluidity in clothing choice has long been part of his identity, but he has only openly embraced this part of himself more recently, he told the New York Times.
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The novel alternates chapters between Singh's present-day struggle to decipher Gaitonde's message and Gaitonde's narration of his criminal career, and the series does a similar dance, moving with reasonable fluidity between its two modes.
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"A full-blown song-and-dance spectacular, in which fantasy and reality often blur together — sometimes with seamless fluidity, and sometimes with quasi-Brechtian distance," wrote Justin Chang, a critic for The Los Angeles Times.
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Crabapple is an accomplished artist, and her black-and-white images, varying in size from spot drawings to double-spreads, have a fluidity and dynamism that add to the text rather than distracting from it.
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Relying on warm intuition over cold logic, "The Cakemaker" can at times seem almost detached from reality, its characters mere symbols in a delicate fable about the fluidity of attachment and the permeability of boundaries.
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I hate to use the term gender fluidity, because I feel like it's overused and hyped-up, but I like to balance and play with masculine and feminine, and sporty and a bit more traditional.
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This study shows that the spiny rat's sex cells have "astounding" fluidity, said Diana Laird, an associate professor in reproductive sciences at the University of California, San Francisco, who was not involved in the study.
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When Smiles published his book, in the laissez-faire era of industrial capitalism, the novel feature of contemporary life for the sort of person who bought books like "Self-Help" was economic and social fluidity.
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That's because many financial plans fail to consider the unique characteristics of an investor's life, including his or her biases and the fluidity of investing goals, said Joe Duran, founder and CEO of United Capital.
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French in origin and inclusive in message, this cutting-edge event for children 4 and older returns for five weekends of performances of all kinds, tackling topics like gender fluidity and standards of beauty. tiltkidsfestival.
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Thousands replied, using the language of their times — cisgender, queer, bi or just their preferred pronouns — terms in wide circulation to signal the pride, fluidity or suspicion of categories of sexual orientation, race and ethnicity.
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Even for expert glassmakers at the Corning, who are creating a Blaschka-themed "aquarium" in the hot glass amphitheater, achieving lightness in a jellyfish or fluidity of movement in a sea worm is a challenge.
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Vivienne Westwood once said, "It is not possible for a man to be elegant without a touch of femininity," and as ever, we salute her foresight and open-mindedness toward fluidity and its influence on fashion.
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For the Anglophile in your life, Lynne Murphy's The Prodigal Tongue is a hilarious rundown of "the love-hate relationship between American and British English" in which she argues for the fluidity of this frustrating language.
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During the call with Mashable, he said he and his husband were mindblown that sexual fluidity is so much more "ho hum" now — he credits pop culture for normalizing it through ads, entertainment, and celebrity relationships.
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When there's money on the table, it can be difficult to tell whether brands are authentically interested in executing change and recognizing the fluidity of gender expression, or if it's all just another clever marketing campaign.
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So, proven models outside the United States, diverse service-based infrastructure delivered to multiple buyers, and a capital efficiency or capital-like fluidity that gives us optionality to be able to move in a dynamic environment.
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The books will include a flipbook "playing with color and gender fluidity" by Gili Avissar, Ron Amir's photos of refugees at the Holot detention center, and t-shirts and tote bags with paintings by Fatma Shanan.
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Bringing the festival to a close was Montreal's current hot property, Project Pablo, who played a live set of warm and fuzzy slow jams, going back between the keyboard and the mixer with a natural fluidity.
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However, Brazil are not Germany and possess far more creativity and fluidity going forward, which could cause problems for a Mexican team still reeling from a 3-0 loss to Sweden that almost ended their tournament.
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In terms of gender, race, and politics, I think we have gotten to this point where we see fluidity in a lot of the socio-political realms in society that has bubbled up to the surface.
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In the studio, Mr. Drew said, he saw the fluidity of three decades of musicianship among the Hip's other members: the bassist Gord Sinclair, the guitarists Paul Langlois and Rob Baker, and the drummer Johnny Fay.
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The ministers agreed to bolster collaboration "to guarantee fluidity of movement at the Brenner pass and safeguard free movement foreseen by Schengen," the ministers said in a joint statement, referring to the EU's open-border treaty.
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It's so hard to describe my own POV, but I feel good in photographing moments of stillness and flux, while demonstrating an ease and fluidity that's comforting and nostalgic, with vibrancy that's both modern and timeless.
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Polyamory, sexual fluidity, and other nontraditional romantic configurations are commonplace in many queer communities, and depending on where you live, queer social circles can be small and close-knit, changing the way relationships and breakups operate.
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At the 2019 Golden Globes on Sunday, gender fluidity surfaced as a major theme on the red carpet, with celebrities like Billy Porter, Judy Greer, and Cody Fern challenging traditional fashion gender norms with their looks.
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"It portrays the power and confidence women feel when they can effortlessly move and dance through their days with fluidity and ease in their SW boots," the footwear brand says of its first fall 2019 spot.
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I sat inside the so-called Witch's Den for a solid hour, smelling jars of foraged plant matter and tonging elixirs, and eavesdropped on a spiraling conversation about gender fluidity going on The Village educational area.
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The change acknowledges a modern truth about the fluidity of how we interpret "appropriate" dress, which has not been as unilateral as the pageant world pretended for decades, whether we are talking formal attire or otherwise.
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That fluidity means that while polls show a tight race between Sanders, Warren, Buttigieg and Biden, the next three weeks could bring wild swings in support as Iowans like Wells begin to make their final decision.
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He initially rejected suggestions that his ambitious off-season weight training might have been counterproductive for a pitcher, that a better regimen would have focused on improving his fluidity of motion rather than building brute force.
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In April 2015, George Lewis, Jr.—the force behind LA synth pop scion Twin Shadow—was enjoying the career ascension that a decade of Prince-inspired genre fluidity and knuckle cracking musicianship had finally afforded him.
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This fluidity of solar PV isn't fully appreciated in the US because the market has been somewhat crudely divided between (fairly small) residential and commercial rooftops and (fairly large) utility-scale solar plants — tiny or huge.
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Mr. Khan soon enters on a run, carrying Ms. Chien over his shoulder, and their subsequent pas de deux is filled with sinuous fluidity combined with the stylized, detailed hand movements and angled bodies of Indian dance.
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" Stewart has been candid about her sexuality before, and told the Guardian earlier this year that by being open about her "own experience," she is "just trying to acknowledge that fluidity, that grayness, which has always existed.
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Many of the stars visually referenced by HMLTD have done their bit to challenge misconceptions around sex and sexuality outside of their music and performance, giving excellent (and occasionally fairly 'lol') soundbites on gender and sexual fluidity.
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Her fluidity is representative of a shifting public perception about what sexuality and gender actually is, and in light of this, how can anyone say, with certainty, that everybody who isn't straight must like the same things?
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Some of the disparity is due to unsustainable shot making by George (OKC's made exactly half of its threes sans Westbrook), but it's hard not to detect a bit more fluidity and purpose in their attack, too.
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"/yin/ [in Chinese philosophy] the passive female principle of the universe, characterized as female and sustaining and associated with structure, night, the moon, fluidity, calmness, the earth, darkness, cold, death, and ascends energy," she wrote on Instagram.
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Just look at TWICE's "What Is Love" music video, Sunmi's gender-swapped stage for "Gashina", or the fluidity of relationships in the music video for "365 FRESH" by the now-defunct group Triple H, as three examples.
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Miss Transqueen India aimed to celebrate gender fluidity and enhance the profile of India's trans community, with the winner being presented with an opportunity to represent India at the International Queen pageant in Thailand in March 2018.
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The ideological earthquake of the Trump era, when both the white nationalist right and the socialist left are enjoying a prominence in national politics they haven't seen in decades, is producing a similar fluidity of political alliances.
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"Snap's (management) team is showing considerable fluidity in how it is managing its business and we believe this reflects poor leadership under a corporate governance structure that lacks accountability for senior executives," analyst Sam Kemp wrote Wednesday.
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Growing up, he often spent time in online worlds, and the two series here, "A Handful of Unfulfilled Wishes" and "Undressed," both address the ambiguity and fluidity of our identities, on the internet and off of it.
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It takes its impetus from her feminist stance on gender transitioning as an emblem of gender's fluidity in an era when both sex and gender are understood as a spectrum, much like her own relationship with race.
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Kirili's Iron Calligraphy has the fluidity of drawing on paper, while the imagery in his large drawings has the weight and solidity one would expect from a sculptor so closely attuned to the physicality of his materials.
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Let's start with the basics: The term first gained widespread popularity after the publication of a 2008 book, Sexual Fluidity: Understanding Women's Love and Desire , by the researcher Lisa Diamond, a psychologist at the University of Utah.
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The man for that '70s moment was, unmistakably, Burt Reynolds, who died on Thursday, and who embodied — in a world before the advent of gender fluidity, metrosexuality and queer theory — an easygoing sexuality seemingly free of conflict.
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Let's start with the basics: The term first gained widespread popularity after the publication of a 2008 book, Sexual Fluidity: Understanding Women's Love and Desire , by the researcher Lisa Diamond, a psychologist at the University of Utah.
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And though it never speaks a word, the appropriately named infinity pool — filled with water that sloshes into the front rows of the audience — ripples with eloquent promises of endless fluidity, hidden depths and boundary-crossing danger.
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There are smaller touches as well: Though they kept the original color of the marigold yellow Formica in the kitchen, they knocked down the back wall, echoing the fluidity between the living room and the front terrace.
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But the basic problem remains the same: No matter how much data you have and how many patterns you discern, your data will never match the creativity of human beings or the fluidity of the real world.
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In most cases, segregation over education and policing does not seem to be the correct solution, and it doesn't serve the fluidity of gender and expression, including people who do not conform to one expected gender identity.
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"No Half Steppin'" tells the club's story through interviews with rappers, D.J.s, dancers, executives and other key players, all of whom emphasize the fluidity of the boundaries among their tribes, and between the scenemakers and the fans.
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Mr. Malick, one of cinema's philosopher kings, embraces fluidity as a visual principle and his films are filled with life's ebb and flow — its swirling waters, swooping birds, stirring trees, billowing curtains, and gliding people and cameras.
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Instead there was color (Idris Elba, Spike Lee), print (Darren Criss's florals), drama (Billy Porter's bejeweled cape lined in bright pink silk), gender fluidity (Cody Fern), and just plain old weirdness (Timothée Chalamet's Louis Vuitton "embroidered bib").
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The New Allen's co-founder Milan Kelez told Hyperallergic that the mural was created in collaboration with The New Museum for its current exhibition, Trigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon, which explores the fluidity of gender.
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The art historian Mara Holt Skov attributes the portmanteau "blobject" to her late husband, Steven Skov Holt, with whom she curated the 2005 exhibit "Blobjects & Beyond: The New Fluidity in Design" at the San Jose Museum of Art.
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There are probably plenty of other things that Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik — the super-couple behind yesterday's controversial Vogue cover story — swap beyond clothing (none of which, for the record, have anything to do with gender-fluidity).
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As it's become her custom, the men's fashion week season is also the time she shows women's pre-collections, allowing a kind of continuity throughout menswear and womenswear, as well as a particular fluidity from season to season.
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This fluidity with regards to what a Tesla car can do (or, more philosohically, what it is) at any given moment might sound a bit scary, and could be the source of the worry in the forum thread.
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They not only set an example that it was OK to express your emotions—something men are historically dissuaded from—but they also subverted gender roles, allowing me to feel more comfortable with the fluidity of my own.
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This year, one of the main subjects of the program was the Egyptian filmmaker Youssef Chahine, a preeminent voice in Arab cinema, hailed for his exuberance and the fluidity with which he moved between different genres and styles.
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"Water changes, it moves and twists various features, just as the Luisa Beccaria woman: that is the femininity ideal of determination and fluidity for a contemporary nymph," reads a note by designer Beccaria and her daughter Lucilla Bonaccorsi.
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She offered a memorable and fiery rendition of "Martern Aller Arten," a ferociously difficult showstopper that also requires delicate balancing with the orchestral part, akin to chamber music, which the Met orchestra delivered with beguiling fluidity and verve.
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Overstreet (like Gilliam and Loving, and of course the late, great Jack Whitten) is a necessary inclusion to the story of post-Pop abstraction, which would attain greater depth and fluidity through his elegantly raucous, deeply affecting work.
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PARIS — "With the Calibre 3, we have fully embraced gender fluidity," Nicolas Beau, Chanel's global head of watches and fine jewelry business development, said in a private presentation before the watch's introduction at the Baselworld fair this week.
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The History of Northwest Rock: From 'Louie Louie' to 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' " (21963), said the strength of Mr. Edwards's playing rested on the "fluidity of his picking" and the way he added "melodic flourishes in surprising places.
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Her recent single "Con Altura," a collaboration with the Colombian star J Balvin, is a sly pop-reggaeton song, a union of Spanish speakers across the Atlantic and a demonstration of the fluidity of current Spanish-language pop.
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"As much as London fashion likes to go on about gender fluidity and being able to do whatever you like, there are very few men out there who are actually going to wear a ball gown," he continued.
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Sex-changing tomatoes: A plant in northern Australia frequently changes its sexual form, going from male to female to sometimes both — a confounding phenomenon that scientists hope sheds a light on the sexual fluidity of the plant kingdom.
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The United States, still recovering from its failure to qualify for last year's World Cup, showed some of the fluidity and offensive spark Berhalter sought but also was exposed for defensive gaps that stronger opponents would probably exploit.
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Lyrical, mystical and with a fluidity to match the Splinter's swing, it has been reprinted countless times, but the 50-year anniversary edition that came out in hardcover 10 years ago is worth the time and the change.
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" No comedian has done more confident and nuanced work about the fluidity of race; think of his inspired "racial draft" sketch, which began with an idea from Bryan Tucker, the current co-head writer of "Saturday Night Live.
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Lyle Shelton, managing director of the Australian Christian Lobby, which is part of the Coalition for Marriage, suggests that legalization would contribute to "gender fluidity" and allow the introduction of "radical homosexual education sexual education" programs in schools.
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The multigenre series, titled Mx'd Messages, gets started with Richard Move's new "XXYY," an exploration of gender fluidity inspired by Ralph Werther's little-known 21988.212 memoir, "Autobiography of an Androgyne," and recordings of the castrato singer Alessandro Moreschi.
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The 33 portraits featured in Just My Type: Angela Dufresne, on view at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz, further embody this hybridity, playing with gender fluidity, sexual ambiguity, and myriad contradictions within type.
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So yeah, I think my work explores both the freedom of being able to take on different genders and different identities and have that kind of fluidity, but also the restrictiveness of having a heavily edited and manipulated self.
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Michael's transition from manicured pop moppet to more serious singer also benefited modern musicians, who have more license in today's world to explore sexual fluidity, as well as being able to produce slick, hook-filled pop music for adults.
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Lea plays her instrument—a 7/8 size violin that she reckons is about a century old—with a natural's fluidity, in a style she worked out with an early teacher that combines violin, cello, and upright bass techniques.
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The fair's main project this year, though, is "Solo-Duo," a collaboration between curators Dan Cameron and Jesus Fuenmayor and an attempt to create "an exchange between Latino and Latin American artists," confronting ideas about place and cultural fluidity.
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"Just Come Here" A photo posted by Jaden Smith (@christiaingrey) on Jan 226, 22016 at 73:27pm PST Smith is being lauded across media for embracing gender fluidity, a trend that graced several runways during fashion weeks last year.
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Since his rise to popularity, he has made flirting with gender fluidity and androgyny central to his image, going so far as to say he believes "there's no such thing as gender" in a recent Calvin Klein ad spot.
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It was only halfway through designing the collection that I realized the eclectic influences and the fluidity of the pieces were all trying to express this sense of travel and a body's movement through a landscape, through a life.
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There's also the already on-sale Samsung Gear VR, though this is strictly speaking a phone app that combines with a separately available head-mount—it doesn't offer anything near the fidelity or fluidity of a "proper" VR headset.
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Consensus "does have a reputation of, if you speak at that event you're on the map," said Michael Oved, co-founder of a token marketplace called AirSwap, and organizer of a blockchain conference called Fluidity, which took place Thursday.
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Defined by emoting, sexual fluidity (however performative), and oppressively tight jeans, emo's millennial incarnation was bolstered by the fact that it arrived in tandem with MySpace—the first and only social network to be inherently twinned with music culture.
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I guess it is offering a kind of fluidity between console generations—or halfway steps on the way to the next one—that we haven't seen before, which makes it more like changing components in a PC.Yes, that's right.
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Sundered feels great to play—it's got a fluidity of motion, mixing attacks into dodges and back into offensive moves, that's comparable to the best Platinum productions—and looks just gorgeous, Eshe small on screen but packed with personality.
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For "Black Panther," Mr. Coogler brought back both Mr. Jordan and some former crew members — including Rachel Morrison, the director of photography on his first feature "Fruitvale Station" — continuity that may help account for this movie's intimacy and fluidity.
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At a time when the broader culture is moving toward an acceptance of gender fluidity, the ruling affirmed the sports world's need for distinct gender lines, saying they were essential for the outcome of women's events to be fair.
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Listen especially to a remarkable display of vocal gymnastics in which Ms. Hannigan sings against film of herself, jumping from live to film and back, note by note, with uncanny ease and fluidity even when the speed is doubled.
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Sands himself was taking it all in with the confidence of a veteran, interacting with the players and staff with ease and spending time midfield, alone, juggling the soccer ball from knee to knee to head with casual fluidity.
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When it comes to men in skirts, however, it has been a subject of conversation for a while now, thanks in part to fashion's interest in acknowledging and respecting a discussion around gender fluidity and the challenging of stereotypes.
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The book's vintage visual vibe harks back to George Herriman's "Krazy Kat" and George McManus's "Bringing Up Father" with a dash of the Fleischer Brothers' animated fluidity — as well as, of course, McDonnell's own aura of gentleness and sincerity.
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Executive decrees to, as the French say, increase the "labor market fluidity" — essentially to make it easier and cheaper to fire people — are being met with street demonstrations and political warnings not to aggravate the country's existing social tensions.
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Speaking to 20Twenty Vision Christian Radio on Monday, Court described tennis as "full of lesbians" who predatorily "took young ones into parties," and compared the efforts to teach children about gender fluidity to the methods of Nazism and communism.
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"Trans existences are built around fluidity, contextuality, and autonomy, and administrative systems are fundamentally opposed to that," Keyes wrote, arguing that what is required is a data science premised on "plural ways of being" and the preservation of context.
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The Obama administration worked to advance transgender rights and loosen federal regulations to allow for more gender fluidity — including defining gender identity as protected by Title IX. President Donald Trump and his administration have taken steps to reverse that.
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While he has cast doubt on the idea of a "traditional style," he has called for a "rugby of movement" and cited as examples the Argentine team, whose World Cup performances had a fluidity that recalled the best French teams.
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