The ruling Kims are afforded godlike status in the country.
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Sixty wins was godlike, but the Hawks were never gods.
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Mr. Spielberg's godlike status in Hollywood was cemented long ago.
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She had called the shooters "godlike" on her Tumblr page.
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It's a moment when our machines are flirting with godlike powers.
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An excellent Jeremy Irons plays the godlike architect behind the monstrosity.
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It communicates just how outclassed Elliot is against these godlike opponents.
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But finding an eligible bachelor who can actually match your godlike capabilities?
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WALLACE (on camera): It&aposs an almost godlike figure and his disciples.
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More recently, however, the Tiber's fortunes have been something less than godlike.
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I would have to be godlike to have that kind of certainty.
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" Don't talk about how "we are all becoming godlike in multiple dimensions.
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The godlike beings were created by Jack Kirby and premiered in 1976.
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Supernatural powers from a dubious godlike creature always come with terrible consequences.
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There are presents so powerful that they temporarily give you a godlike edge.
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He has since painted over the mural, leaving only a single, godlike pinky.
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Authoritarian leaders have long aspired to this godlike union of word and action.
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To put it plainly, Jia is my idol, a godlike figure to me.
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But all those characters still have something in common: athletic, even godlike bodies.
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Hitters inherently depend on the pitcher's accuracy, which puts pitchers in a godlike position.
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If all goes well, players are given access to a special godlike cheat menu.
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A few blocks up was the massive, godlike Virgin Megastore, which shuttered in 2009.
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The world's citizens must debate the ethical implications of our increasingly godlike technological powers.
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To his wide-eyed sister though, he is a godlike figure evoking James Dean.
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Ciri, it turns out, is an all-powerful, godlike conduit for various, inexplicable powers.
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During the daytime, they live under their families' thumb, but at night, they become godlike.
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Still, Mr. Xi's authority is not directly comparable to the almost godlike influence Mao commanded.
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"He gets this godlike status and I get blamed for everything that's wrong," she said.
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She attacks the technology industry's godlike power to monitor and control consumers of its wares.
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I could kill you all, but I won't" — and proclaim godlike talents — "I'll split the atom!
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Fittingly for someone with godlike status in some left-wing circles, he spoke in a church.
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Why it matters: Machines that don't explain themselves scare people who worry about godlike computer overlords.
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There, on the ceiling of this sublime edifice, is a fresco depicting a godlike Sam Allardyce.
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Previously optimistic Spurs fans were retweeted with a godlike fury, and so the collective catharsis began.
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We must bring our godlike technology back into alignment with an honest understanding of our limits.
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The Dallas Cowboys, perhaps the most popular team in the country, are godlike in their remoteness.
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Evolve grants users godlike powers like cloning themselves, controlling the weather, and raining weapons from the sky.
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So I'm sure that Trump in his own mind is a legend, and godlike in that way.
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Using a computer granted them a level of godlike power, because they had skills most people lacked.
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The cult of the godlike artist gives way to a collective ceremony—art as grassroots action. ♦
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In the forthcoming Phase Four film, Nanjiani will play Sunen, a godlike superhero with expert-level swordsmanship.
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Ultimately, we each will make our own decisions about how to use our godlike power and resources.
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Bots, which promise to make us more godlike, are instead revealing our all-too-human shortcomings and pettiness.
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Successful, outspoken tycoons can win godlike status in China's get-rich society, and Mr. Trump is no exception.
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He mocks the Godlike deference accorded Iraq's presidents, the country's corruption, the use of religion for political gain.
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But together, driven by godlike compassion and mercy, let's take aim at L=$1,650 and drive it upwards.
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It's also very common to talk about whether people were creating life and whether that was a "godlike" process.
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More than that, he knows he stands tall on a godlike pedestal in the pantheon of Czech football legends.
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Humanness and relatability are especially key, since our current cultural climate can elevate a celebrity to a godlike status.
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The police quickly extinguished the fire to avoid angering the visitors, who accord Mr. Kim an almost godlike status.
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They don't have a godlike figure to help them find a solution or guide them in a certain direction.
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There's a hilarious technologically facilitated (and garbled) exchange with an unseen Godlike eminence named Max, voiced by Hugh Dancy.
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Evita embodied the conservative role of the woman for whom marriage is sanctity, and the husband a godlike entity.
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Doctor Manhattan, the godlike superhuman, is reinvented under the guise of Cal Abar, a black man living in Oklahoma.
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With street drugs, you never know exactly what you're going to get, but there is something godlike with pills.
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One Infinity Stone is a power like no other; all six of them together offer godlike control over the universe.
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Or The Twilight Zone's "It's a Good Life," about a godlike child who terrorizes his hometown with an authoritarian bent.
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The projected results vary: the extermination of the human species by godlike artificial intelligences is a favourite of the pessimists.
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You could trace the concept of a human hero with godlike powers back to—well, gods, I suppose, or demigods.
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Casting players in the role of a disembodied, almost godlike ruler, Stellaris struggles to comprehend fascism's populist nature and metastasis.
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All of us had been given godlike powers by our government: the power to choose who lives and who dies.
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Success of the board will depend on whether it has the buy-in of the godlike engineers at the company.
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To do so, he feels, would give him a godlike power — a power even to destroy, if he so chooses.
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Doctor Manhattan became a sort of godlike being after he was trapped inside a chamber where nuclear energy testing occurred.
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For all his godlike powers, he's seemingly blind to the fact that there's still a relentlessly human piece of him.
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It's not just the godlike powers — it's that he shows how one can use those powers without treating others like garbage.
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It reinforces a framing where Google search's ideal final state is a godlike, omniscient benefactor, not just a well-designed product.
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"Now, as always, you have a choice," a supernatural godlike figure tells the young woman who is yet to become Mrs.
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"Where No Man Has Gone Before" was a rollicking story about crew members irradiated in deep space and acquiring godlike powers.
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In comparison to their godlike counterparts, comedians in general tend to run on the less magazine cover-ready side of things.
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It is here that he first limns the almost heavenly beauty of fly-fishing and Paul's nearly godlike gift for it.
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We expect them to be almost godlike, to be so perfect that we will blindly follow them wherever they lead us.
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Others say he actually becomes a god (though the emperor's godlike status was annulled by the Americans after World War II).
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But this is a show about a crazed psychic with godlike powers, so of course the telekinesis hits the fan eventually.
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" Some accused him of having an "impulsive quality," said he was "emotionally too unstable" and said he had a "Godlike self-image.
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A teasing tone undercuts moments that might otherwise have been serious, and this tone can at times seem godlike in its detachment.
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What's more, white horses symbolize Kim Il Sung, the country's founder and current leader's grandfather — a godlike figure in North Korean mythology.
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"This is not a superhero who's perfect or otherworldly or has some godlike connection," says Boden, who's the MCU's first female director.
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Google's app store is filled with a ton of strange, dense, and downright challenging calendar apps designed for some mythical, godlike superuser.
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A Mississippi that's been harnessed, straightened, regularized, and shackled can still exert a godlike force; it's no longer exactly a river, though.
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Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space might not receive the same godlike praise as Loveless, but it's every bit warranted.
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That ideology, which culminated in wartime atrocities, required a godlike emperor who could be worshiped as the literal embodiment of the nation.
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But as for using godlike comparisons with Rudolph — as much as I enjoy her work — not while Mel Brooks is still around.
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Mr. Harari's future is one in which big data is worshiped, artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence, and some humans develop Godlike abilities.
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The Global Times, an outspoken state-run newspaper, described Ms. Hua's response as that of a sorceress able to wield godlike magic.
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However, when the group wanders into forums like Godlike Productions or other conspiracy sites, it can have trouble playing well with others.
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It's from Majora's Mask, as a secret superpower of sorts that turns Young Link into a godlike adult with a double-helix sword.
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"This is not a superhero who's perfect or otherworldly or has some godlike connection," Boden, who's directing alongside Ryan Fleck, told Entertainment Weekly.
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It was 2016, so the trolley was now a self-driving car, and the trolley "switch" the car's programming, designed by godlike engineers.
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With a grin plastered on his face and a tambourine in hand, he looked, and sounded, every inch the godlike figure he's become.
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Bitcoin is an interesting case because it has an anonymous creator, Satoshi, who has achieved godlike status for many of Bitcoin's strongest believers.
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Since finite creatures are unable to create the world from nothing, they try to become Godlike by reducing being to nothing, by destroying.
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For ATI families, Gothard was a celebrity, a teacher, and a spiritual guru who took on godlike proportions in the minds of children.
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It's a common fantasy trope to have a formerly godlike character suddenly find themselves humbled by losing their immortality or other special powers.
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Instead of worrying about godlike super-machines, we should tell better stories about all the everyday ways A.I. is already changing the world.
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Much as Hindus believe that all gods are god, Shintoists believe that all things might be godlike, or that many things might be.
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It had been three years in the planning, down to the last almost Godlike detail, seeding the clouds to keep the rain away.
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As a 7-year-old boy discovering the sometimes inexplicable beauty of baseball, I thought of Scully as a sort of godlike figure.
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The lead female character, Dominique, who naturally took second place to the godlike Roark, kept striding across rooms in long, column-like gowns.
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Chris Hemsworth's Thor can completely fail to understand how to order a coffee refill at a diner and still be a godlike hero.
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He possessed (at least at one point) the godlike status of Senna, which was exacerbated by the same relentless media attention that troubled Winehouse.
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This mystery, paired with the incredible critical reception of her novels, has given Ferrante an almost godlike status among fans and in literary circles.
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Destiny 2's villain was a stand-in for an entire societal ideology, a might-makes-right belief that transformed into might-makes-godlike.
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"Dear Great Leader [Donald Trump]: Your golf game is godlike, your wit, Shakespearean and your tweets nourish people like manna from heaven," Lieu wrote.
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Amid cinematography that toggled between godlike oversight and murder-mystery close-ups, Shiri Appleby and Constance Zimmer delivered two of the year's best performances.
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The growth on the side of the initial Orpheus became a sort of portal, a godlike substance through which my questions might be answered.
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Yes, it's a game about going after a godlike figure, but it's also more grounded than any of the past Dishonored games I've played.
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This time he's grappling with daddy issues after Ego (Kurt Russell), the godlike ruler of a nearby planet, claims to be his real father.
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But Orpheus also has a godlike dimension, represented here by a countertenor, John Holiday, who appears in moments when Orpheus's questing nature comes out.
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Doing so was a form of conquest, like conquering a mountain, and the tops of the pyramids afforded a nearly godlike view of the surroundings.
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The company has demonstrated a godlike skill for maintaining an undying thirst among Dota players for more hats and fancier lances, daggers, and sniper rifles.
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The detective is trying to figure out the identity of "Kira," the godlike persona Light creates to punish perceived "bad guys" by using the book.
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But Luthor's God dilemma applies all too neatly to this film and its director Zack Snyder, whose visceral visual style is his godlike all-power.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam's culture ministry has issued a directive against "inappropriate" statues after images of godlike sculptures with animal heads and human genitalia stoked controversy.
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Of course, even the godlike biographer cannot "see everything"; perhaps all he can see of a life, at first, is the beginning and the ending.
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The actually superpowered character, the godlike Doctor Manhattan, is actively estranged from his own humanity by his abilities, increasingly disconnected as the years go by.
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BERLIN — The term "regietheater," a German theatrical philosophy that gives a play's director godlike powers, can send a chill down an Anglo-American theatergoer's back.
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Worse, they all seemed to have a godlike endurance to the sweltering temperatures in Mexico that Tahzjuan did not, rendering her almost comatose and unhappy.
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Orpheus is doubled onstage — sung by both the baritone Joshua Hopkins and the countertenor John Holiday — because, Mr. Aucoin said, he's both human and godlike.
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Unlike other CEOs, Musk's fans revere him as an almost godlike figure, a savior for humanity who will lead us to a utopia on Mars.
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He doesn't have the godlike gifts of Superman and Wonder Woman, but they can't solve problems or think through a plan as well as Batman.
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Rather than immortalise Zidane at his most godlike, it captures him at his most mortal, and shows him at the conclusive nadir of his career.
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I hope our gang meets God (or this universe's godlike being) because I think Jason would have some very interesting things to say on the matter.
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Yes, reader, it is even better than the godlike work carried out by Monty and his team of graphic design wizards down the road in Todmorden.
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Also in 2015, "Terminator: Genisys" restaged several sequences from "The Terminator", and, like "Creed", it had a lovably creaky incarnation of its once-godlike central character.
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The idea's first major appearance on the web was in 2006 in thread posts form on the forums Godlike Productions and Doppelganger and Identity Research Society.
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Juche ideology places North Korean founder Kim Il-sung — the grandfather of current, 33-year-old dictator Kim Jong-un — at its center as godlike figure.
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On screen, Mohamed Salah, Egypt's star striker who has acquired Godlike status here, clumped his famous curly hair in his hands, despair etched on his face.
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"It's a Good Life" (Season 20023, Episode 8) This story of a 6-year-old with godlike powers (later remade for the movie version) remains terrifying.
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My issue is that when companies turn every product into a super duper extreme happy best ultimate godlike extraordinary life-changer, they're hurting rather than helping themselves.
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Kim is late, just like in the original opening, but now she's shown to be statuesque, regal, nearly godlike as she's fitted into a glittering body suit.
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To put a fine point on the debate: Is artificial intelligence an engineering discipline, or a godlike field on the cusp of creating a new superintelligent species?
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In it, the actor will play one of the Eternals, a group of godlike figures in Marvel lore; his character Kingo Sunen is an expert-level swordsman.
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Meanwhile, Breaking Bad features some sort of larger, godlike moral force that steps in from time to time to nudge characters away from their current courses of action.
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You're godlike, the only person who can take down the assortment of surface-to-air missile sites, oil tankers, and drones the game expects you to blow up.
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Assassin's Creed wisely pushes the series' most elaborate cosmic lore into the background, although it occasionally hints at the Apple's creators, a pre-human race of godlike beings.
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"I want to be punished by my award for most handsome buckaroo, I want him to let me feel the godlike vastness of his mighty power," Decaprico says.
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That is to say, by creating Westworld and imbuing its inhabitants with free will — the apparent end goal of "reveries" — Dr. Ford feels he will achieve godlike status.
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But maybe it would be more godlike to create life that can in turn create its own life, much like God created humans and humans created artificial intelligence.
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Yet, as cosmic visions involving costumed, godlike figures, his works may have a deeper affinity with the animistic worldviews of much African art than it might superficially seem.
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It's the silver fern that really is our national symbol, an emblem from nature, proudly displayed on the jersey of our Godlike national rugby team, the All Blacks.
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You, the godlike Master, were defeated by the demon Tanzra 1000 years ago, and now you've returned to drive back these demons and help humanity repopulate the world.
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Athletes in sports such as football and basketball are more likely to commit sexual assault, perhaps because they are encouraged to think of themselves as godlike and untouchable.
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But he found them a philosophy in themselves, so patiently building their city while he, the khozyain, almost Godlike, drew off the honey and perpetually watched over them.
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They were welcomed by the island's mysterious overseer, Mr. Roarke (played by the dashing actor Ricardo Montalbán), who had godlike powers to predict outcomes and turn back time.
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Unfortunately, the loudest voices in the conversation are focused on the Terminator movie scenario, where a super-intelligent AI system achieves godlike power and pursues the humanity's extinction.
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Resembling at some points a crater, a moon or a giant porthole, it also could be seen as a giant, godlike eye watching over the proceedings with chilly indifference.
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Marvel The new John Joseph Adams anthology Cosmic Powers, which collects stories of super-powered adventure in deep space, was inspired by Adams' love of godlike comic book characters.
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Meanwhile, a shaved head often indicates a godlike mental ability — think Deadpool's Negasonic Teenage Warhead or Stranger Things' Eleven — but can also double as a signifier of sexual preferences.
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VOLUME TWO: THE BLOOD (Image Comics, paper, $16.99), the second in a series of graphic novels, that conflagration is increasingly likely to involve magical genocide by godlike eldritch abominations.
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Back in the 1960s, Mao's birthplace, Shaoshan, was turned into a secular shrine for slogan-chanting Red Guards who looked on modern China's founder as a nearly godlike figure.
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But in the key moments, he's still the Boy Scout, which is to say the godlike, morally superior American, stretching out his hand to the rest of the world.
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Created by Celestials, the Eternals are a team of godlike immortals with special powers who come out of hiding when their mortal enemies threaten the safety of the Earth.
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Sartre's was a radical conception of freedom, according to which human beings, in an almost godlike way, could fashion themselves ex nihilo, unencumbered by the constraints of the world.
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North Korea now has an unpredictable 33-year-old leader, Kim Jong-un, who styles himself in the godlike image of his grandfather, the hermetic country's Communist revolutionary founder.
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Over the years, he has gained weight and cut his hair to look like his grandfather, the North's founding president, Kim Il-sung, still a godlike figure in North Korea.
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When robots achieve sentience, they will enjoy a luxury that humanity has been denied since Adam and Eve frolicked in paradise: They will get to converse with their godlike creators.
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Matt Taylor of Titmouse directed the film, giving 22 animators near carte blanche to remix godlike, alcoholic super-scientist Rick Sanchez and his nervous, adolescent grandson Morty into new adventures.
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They were in fact people who believed so deeply in the superiority of Germany and its godlike Fuhrer that they'd kill 2202 million innocent people to advance their national cause.
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But it's hard not to feel that their existential crises might be best resolved if each were simply sent to appear in another play by a beneficent, godlike casting director.
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As you can see in these photos -- obtained by TMZ -- the estate looks down on all of L.A. ... all that's missing is a godlike mansion (or 2) to call home.
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In May 1994, the owners of your local multiplex were smoothing out the wrinkles on posters for Maverick, Beverly Hills Cop III, and Little Buddha (starring the eternally godlike Keanu Reeves).
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But where those releases found Marr's presence as a frontman taking a backseat to his godlike guitar talents, Call the Comet underscores Marr's newfound creative approach: thematically aggressive and politically visceral.
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For one, Jesse's been granted the superpower of being able to, godlike, command people to do his will, thanks to the fact that he possesses a supernatural being known as Genesis.
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The silent terror in the darkness, the something lurking just beyond the razor's edge where the light stops, is as much a part of the show's identity as Rick's godlike genius.
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Unlike the lever action rifle, isn't the black rifle a weapon of godlike power, suitable only for putting as much lead on the battlefield in as short a time as possible?
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I dare say that if nature docs didn't adopt just this one emotion, this one godlike point of view, they might actually be more effective in bringing people closer to it.
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And the more familiar and less godlike he becomes, the more evident it is that this series has never figured out how to make his myth fit with the modern world.
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It's hard to imagine a London that doesn't award food the godlike status it enjoys now, but go back 30 years and there were no street food markets or dining pop-ups.
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And part of that improvement is Pinterest's godlike ability to be at the top of nearly every damn Google search result related to things I like to buy that are not technology.
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Like a Ukrainian Castor and Pollux, those original godlike brothers of boxing, Vitali and Wladimir had been bestowed with the status of stars and had to live up to their national standing.
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The girls, speaking of a godlike man named Russell, take Evie to a ranch where she registers, then discounts, how "everything seemed sticky and a little rotten" because everyone seems to belong.
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Just this weekend we got yet more proof of Harvey Bassett's godlike genius as the elder statesmen of disco strutted into South London superclub Ministry of Sound for a Saturday night spectacular.
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What's shocking about the back and forth, aside from Ye's godlike wrath (also, "I own your child"), is that last the two interacted publicly, Kanye paid Wiz a compliment in a song.
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Toward the general public, Mr. Kim has cast himself as a "people loving" leader, one reminiscent of his grandfather and North Korea's founder, Kim Il-sung, officially revered as a godlike figure.
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In them the laws of our familiar world are broken: Mild-mannered students become godlike creatures, mutants walk among us and untold power is, in an instant, granted to the most downtrodden.
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There seemed no possibility of dialogue with a metropolitan ruling class of such Godlike aloofness, which had cruelly stranded us in history while itself moving serenely toward convergence with the prosperous West.
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His company established the template of the editor as a heroic, godlike figure casting down commandments from a print Mount Olympus, a status that continued after Nast's death through the twentieth century.
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The aforementioned team fight is everything you want in a superhero crossover — godlike humans with square jaws in tight costumes zipping around and blasting things — but his real strength is in drawing eyes.
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But still, that happy, bulbous-nosed serenity – I end up retrofitting it in my mind, as if somehow this talking-style will be taken on to the court and turned into godlike tennis.
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This is a company that owned a four-foot-tall bronze sculpture of a godlike man straddling a bucking bronco while thrusting the Vertu logo towards the sky like a bolt of lightning.
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There is a particular kind of mind that responds to the miracle of code—the godlike power of compelling the execution of a specific task by correctly compiling a sequence of symbols together.
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And he's on the human side leaning over to the god side because he's so gifted, he's drawn all this attention of gods and he can do things that are seen as godlike.
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For Mr Kim, the offer of a meeting as equals with the sitting president of the United States—external validation of his godlike status at home—was an unexpected and long-desired windfall.
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LONDON — Coldplay might have picked up the highest honour of the night at the 2016 NME Awards, that of Godlike Genius, but it seems not everyone at the show was their biggest fan.
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Showing off how superior he is to a godlike entity of pure chaos and malice isn't really that different from showing off how superior he is to Dr. Nicodemus West in the opening.
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Its core idea is that North Korea is a country that must remain separate and distinct from the world, dependent solely on its own strength and the guidance of a near-godlike leader.
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As a result, what should have been Light's incremental surrender to godlike power becomes an instantaneous embrace, and what ought to have played out as an extended manhunt is resolved with embarrassing ease.
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Mr. Mason, a computer scientist who specializes in artificial intelligence, envisioned a world where the boundaries between machines and people have grown increasingly porous, and a powerful, godlike A.I. hacks into people's minds.
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I think she might be a god or at least godlike in the wonder she possesses unlike static, unlike breathing, unlike thoughts that race with the urgency of living in a lawless body.
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The makers of Thor: Love and Thunder announced that Natalie Portman not only will be back for the fourth Thor film but also will be taking on the mythical hammer and godlike powers herself.
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Artificial intelligence and machine learning will create computers so sophisticated and godlike that humans will need to implant "neural laces" in their brains to keep up, Musk said in a tech conference last year.
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But I'm beginning to think there is a fate even worse than that of the lowly gatekeeper: that of the formerly invincible and godlike champion cast down into the realm of the painfully mortal.
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That's because the FBI chief was notorious for weaponizing the information – including gossip, rumors and secret dossiers – he amassed while maintaining a godlike reign at the bureau for a span of some 40 years.
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This country's great error has been to separate these domains from each other, investing big business with the godlike power that really belongs in the hands of experts who respect their animals—like Hatidze.
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Taylor, it's true, is really another type of fantasy character, as heightened as Axe—they are, like him, nearly godlike in their talents: a handsome, emotionally sensitive meritocrat who upends bigotry through exceptional performance.
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From my godlike perch above Summerpainted, I can see that the dwarves who are in the farming guild actively use the resources that it provides, are happier, and are learning more skills to boot.
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His latest post checked all these boxes, with a once-more-unto-the-breach tone as he assessed how to deal with the godlike power of the company going into the 2020 presidential election.
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But at a price — the price of being bound to an unstable and semi-competent form of right-wing nationalism, and suspended over the abyss by the not precisely Godlike hands of Donald Trump.
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His new demeanor and shabby appearance could've been used to show how people might externalize survivor's guilt, and how even godlike heroes can deteriorate — but instead, the changes came across as problematic and disappointing.
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The travellers mine the mountain for the riches in its caves, and in doing so disrupt the omnipotent spirit at its core, a godlike beast which had previously remained at peace with the local community.
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" The story's narrative voice is arbitrary and godlike, always very distant but by turns lyrical and essayistic, superbly telling instead of showing: "Susannah's character owed more to the early 19th than the early 20th century.
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The park's parent company, Delos Inc, has been shown to have the almost godlike ability to create perfect, biologically accurate replicas of almost every living thing, from fully intelligent human beings to the smallest bird.
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In the midst of a deeply divisive presidential campaign, more than 1,000 psychiatrists declared the Republican candidate unfit for the office, citing severe personality defects, including paranoia, a grandiose manner and a Godlike self-image.
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I never met the man personally, but seeing the impact he had on other people—and knowing the effect his music had on me—made me secretly confer an almost demi-godlike status upon him.
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Bruce Banner was also absent for the movie, but finds the time to join his godlike friend at a cafe in the new video, and taking a phone call from Tony Stark in the process.
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No pontiff has ever visited North Korea, whose totalitarian government cracks down on religious activities, instead promoting a personality cult around Mr. Kim and his father and grandfather, who ruled the country as godlike figures.
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Bodies are déclassé in the era of cloud computing; Siri and Alexa speak from any number of devices, and to all of us at once, their godlike omnipresence softened by a tone of relentless compliance.
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It's a superhero show where only one character has actual superhero powers: a godlike enigma named Dr. Manhattan, who began life as an ordinary scientist before being transformed into an all-powerful titan on accident.
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The first, owed largely to the deft and unnerving acting by Dan Stevens, is the dawning realization that David has turned from schizophrenic to sadist, even as his powers have increased from impressive to godlike.
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Yoon Young-chan, Mr. Moon's spokesman, said Mr. Kim acknowledged the poor road conditions in his country, a startling admission for a member of his ruling family, which is considered godlike and faultless among North Koreans.
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The godlike creature Q sends the Enterprise to the far reaches of the universe to see if their utopian ideals will hold up or if they'll collapse under the pressure and revert to their base nature.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 211 Marvel Comics crossover miniseries The Infinity Gauntlet, the villain Thanos, having obtained godlike power, snaps his fingers and kills half of all living things in the universe.
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Daly has created a private VR universe populated by conscious, subservient versions of his own company's staff — destined to obey his whims forever — whom he terrorizes and tortures, men and women alike, with his godlike powers.
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Herbert's hero, as emperor of Dune, was a godlike figure with uncanny abilities who embodied both immense capacity for destruction and a chance for renewal, if only he could overcome the temptations inherent in his powers.
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When he began at the O.E.D., there was an afternoon ritual called "dictionary tea" when the godlike chief editor (Burchfield) would mix with his mortal underlings and lead them in a sort of awkward philological seminar.
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They're due to accept NME's Godlike Genius award at the NME Awards on Wednesday night and have been nominated for Best British Album and Best British Group at the Brit Awards, which take place on Feb. 24.
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But it creates a potent recipe for the abuse of power, setting its leading lights up as godlike figures with answers to life's most painful questions, and placing the supplicants who seek their wisdom in their thrall.
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Seoul and Pyongyang both claim sovereignty over the entire Korean peninsula, and the Kim family are afforded godlike reverence by the North Korean state, so a visit could be construed as granting a kind of political pilgrimage.
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Westworld In his Godlike capacity as the creative director and visionary behind Westworld, Dr. Ford has been tinkering with the mental capacities of the park's android hosts, like adding "reveries" that draw on memories of previous constructs.
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Rather than carving the land into something where the human hand wields a godlike force, he was interested in peeling back the centuries in a city, to remind us of the lost places that were once beneath.
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What inspired him to traffic in an unfounded theory about the Parkland shooting — aside from "having more time on my hands these days," he said — were posts he had seen on the popular conspiracy site Godlike Productions.
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Emperors were godlike figures in Japan before the end of World War II. When Emperor Hirohito announced Japan's surrender over the radio on August 15, 1945, it was the first time average citizens had heard his voice.
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The superstitious peasants, largely played by local people, live with their animals and a host of unseen presences — skittish angels, the mischievous spirits of unbaptized infants and Mussolini, the godlike figure who addresses them on the radio.
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He's a sort of Godlike apparition who briefly appears to Jimmy and somehow brings him clarity, though considering that the show is named for him he actually gets very little stage time and isn't very well explained.
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But the building boom appears to have created a problem: Residents of top floors of the buildings can literally look down on state buildings where Mr. Kim, the North's godlike totalitarian leader, and other party elites work.
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Hence the disreputable allure of Péladan, who dared to speak aloud what usually remains implicit in the aesthetic sphere: belief in the artist's alchemical power, in the godlike nature of creation, in the oracular quality of genius.
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Anger, prickliness, outrage, wonder, godlike omnipotence, drunken what-the-hell exhilaration, suicidal angst, Zen-like resignation — Mr. Karl turns these different feelings into a replete gallery of self-portraits, drawn with both comic panache and genuine feeling.
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Coldplay, who performed at this month's Super Bowl, received the "Godlike Genius" award at the London ceremony on Wednesday night while rock band Wolf Alice scooped best live band and best track for their song "Giant Peach".
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As Smyth grapples with the illness and decline of the man she had thought of as godlike, she excavates the foundation of her parents' marriage, their relationship with each other and her relationship with each of them.
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"Emissary" establishes many threads the show would follow for years to come, including the political struggles of the newly liberated planet Bajor, the emergence of an intergalactic wormhole housing godlike aliens, and Sisko's complicated relationship to Starfleet.
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The NY Mets pitcher -- who earned the nickname Thor because of that godlike blonde mane -- was offered a role on the insanely violent History Channel show but it came with a catch ... ya gotta tweak that 'do.
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Practitioners possess an unconditional love for the man regardless of what he does off the field, because they believe the miracle he performed on it was so godlike that no mere mortal has the right to judge him.
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Still, the proceedings showed just how hard it is to build a democracy under the leadership of a man who, though 80 years old, semiretired and dedicated to democratic principles, is revered as a Godlike figure by Tibetans.
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There was "Electromagnetic Brainology" by Lu Yang, a dizzying installation of godlike animated figures and "Expected Departure," by Leung Mee Ping, featuring X-rays of dozens of airline sick bags the artist had collected over years of travel.
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"Amazon has a godlike view of what&aposs happening in digital commerce, and now cities have helped give it an inside look at what&aposs happening in terms of land use and development across the US," she said.
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It's also at least somewhat interested in the idea of God's indifference to our plight — in the figure of Doctor Manhattan, who has godlike powers but started out as just another guy (and who was once Laurie's lover).
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Facebook had become a capricious, godlike force in the lives of news organizations; it fed them about a third of their referral traffic while devouring a greater and greater share of the advertising revenue the media industry relies on.
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" Still, Dorothy herself can be nearly as controlling as the godlike researchers at the institute, asking only reluctantly if Larry would occasionally prefer to go out without her: "Would it help to make you feel you have some independence?
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Ms. Caballé was, critics concurred, one of the sublime representatives of a type of diva most often associated with a bygone, golden era: smolderingly regal, seemingly inscrutable, a larger-than-life presence accorded godlike status by her reverential public.
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In "Sex and the Office," Brown's sequel to her loopy best-selling instructional "Sex and the Single Girl," she delivered a playbook for the way young women should understand male bosses that included lessons in making them feel godlike.
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Android David (Michael Fassbender), stranded on a planet where he had killed everybody else (namely the godlike Engineers), starts tinkering with the DNA of an alien pathogen created by said Engineers and the beasts that result from said pathogen.
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Other acts that were recognized at the event included British rockers Kasabian, who were named best live artist, while former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, who performed a medley of his hits at the ceremony, was given the "Godlike Genius" award.
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" It is "a liberated space in which the usual rules do not apply: a nobody from America or Europe can go to Africa and become a godlike savior or, at the very least, have his or her emotional needs satisfied.
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The majority concluded that Goldwater was psychologically unfit to be president, with comments ranging from calling him a dangerous lunatic and paranoid to others accusing him of having an impulsive quality and being emotionally unstable with a godlike self-image.
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"The least scary future I can think of is one where we have at least democratized AI because if one company or small group of people manages to develop godlike digital superintelligence, they could take over the world," Musk said.
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It honestly wasn't a bad story shift — it gave Doctor Manhattan a more easily understandable motivation to bail on Earth, at least (if you, for some reason, believe a godlike blue man would have understandable motivations, which I might quibble with).
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Even if that accounts for less than a quarter of the 225 works that more than 22014 choreographers have made for the troupe since the death of its godlike founding choreographer, George Balanchine, in 22015, it's still an epic-size sample.
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So Laurie's referring to real events, but frames them as a desperate joke she's telling via satellite link to one of the characters mentioned in the joke, who happens to be her former lover, who is godlike, and living on Mars.
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Slower to arrive, though, were Laurie Blake (Jean Smart), a one-time costumed hero, now an FBI agent; and finally, Dr. Manhattan, the godlike figure who isn't bound by conventional laws of time and space, who had been notably absent.
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Superman (Henry Cavill) is a hero, but despite his meticulous side part, perfect teeth, and poreless skin, people are starting to realize that a godlike being could be a liability when it comes to foreign policy, sovereignty, and due process.
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It features an animated figure with blue skin and spherical white eyes, based in part on Dr. Manhattan, Watchmen's blue-skinned, godlike superman protagonist, whose frustration with the U.S. military's attempts to weaponize his superpowers leads him to leave Earth for Mars.
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The movie mostly forgot it was about this by its midpoint, but the effort still suggested Marvel was at least interested in what it would mean to live in a world with godlike beings who had no real checks on their power.
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While Vietnam's model of reform is widely touted as the economic path for North Korea, Vietnam's transformation has required political change and levels of individual freedoms that would require major reforms for the Kim family, which is afforded godlike status by state propaganda.
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In a fight in the middle of the map late in the game, Newbee moved in for a few kills but were countered, shut down and destroyed by DC, earning Resolut1on a godlike triple kill and giving DC a win on the spot.
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I had heard of astronauts experiencing godlike premonitions regarding dead loved ones, especially those who'd visited other planets, but my father had barely ever ventured beyond earth's orbit, so Klimt's revelations felt a bit obscene as he proclaimed them from some drugged mania.
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But maybe that's fitting, since the character — an ancient mutant with vaguely defined, godlike powers and no discernible motivation whatsoever to explain his pursuit of world domination — feels more than a little like a bad prog-rock concept album figure come to life.
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" Amazingly, despite his near godlike status within white liberal circles, in the collection's finest essay, "The Case for Reparations," originally published in The Atlantic in 2014, Mr. Coates worries that "today, progressives are loath to invoke white supremacy as an explanation for anything.
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With godlike generosity, the longest set pieces allow an audience member to relive and redeem a regrettable moment from the past and — for the pièce de résistance — to see her day (the day of this performance) turned into an instant musical comedy.
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Diego Maradona, Ossie Ardiles, Kenny Dalglish, Alan Shearer, Greame Souness, Ally McCoist, Glenn Hoddle, Dino Zoff... there is no shortage of players whose godlike aura among a certain set of fans has been shattered to varying degrees by a blast of gritty managerial realism.
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In 2012, in his first public speech as North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un said he would not let his people "tighten their belt again," a startling admission of failure by a member of a ruling family that is seen as godlike and faultless.
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"He is referred to as kind of a godlike figure," said Gabriel Weisberg, a professor of art history at the University of Minnesota, adding that Mucha contributed to the revitalization of the color print revolution during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Prof.
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Most striking of all is the "we" voice of the ogbanje, which skitters frenetically across the page, all id and godlike grandeur: It's just alien enough to sound like a foreign presence in a human being's head, but human enough that its resonances linger.
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The most likely interpretation of this is that he's supremely unruffled by the situation, being who he is; and the awesome, godlike interpretation is that he really is toying with humans who have made multi-million pound careers in tennis by giving them imaginary break points.
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"For the next generation of teenager, it's going to be hard not to hate yourself a lot more physically, because what we mirror to them is so godlike," director Nicolas Winding Refn told New York magazine recently, noting the prevalence of CGI body-tweaking in film.
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Sure, we get a limited view of his entire operation, but think of a show like Lost, where the also seemingly godlike Ben Linus had human quirks and edges that hinted at his frailty before the show pulled back the curtain and revealed said frailty in full.
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Emily: You are in for a treat if you're not much of a fan of supers, because Watchmen is mostly about regular-ass humans who train themselves to be crime-fighting machines because they're broken inside (and also a godlike blue man who lives on Mars).
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On the one hand, commercial drones promise a newly democratized view of the world: Just as Polaroid cameras made spontaneous, roving photography easier in the 1970s, drones now give more people than ever the ability to make aerial images, to see themselves and their surroundings from a godlike vantage.
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Fancying and being rejected by straight women is so core to the lesbian experience that it makes sense to elevate Blanchett to godlike status as a comment on our relationship with the straight world, and having this collective subtext and humor gives us a code and a community.
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The most obvious analogue to these scenes is Lynch's own 1977 film "Eraserhead," which also has images of a Godlike being yanking levers in a cosmic factory — and which also features visual effects so striking and surreal that even now it's hard to tell how he achieved them.
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" Trump in this way only exemplifies the phenomenon of the ascent of the family capitalists—like the Kochs, Waltons, and so on—in whose hands enormous wealth has accumulated in recent years, and who, liberal and reactionary alike, manifest "godlike desire to create the world in their image.
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" One respondent, who took a job in Parliament after working in other organizations, described being "shocked by the almost godlike status accorded to M.P.s, who must always be treated with kid gloves, and shocked by the level of deference of staff, which fell into the obsequious category more often than not.
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When you can see the faces, that is—Malick often cuts people off at the neck, shows them shoulder to torso or waist to ankle, the camera inhabiting an eccentric viewpoint that rarely belongs to any identifiable character and yet is pointedly subjective, never that of a Godlike, omniscient narrator.
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Jean is introduced from the vantage point of characters such as Wolverine, who she begs to kill her when her powers get out of control in The Last Stand, or the super-villain Apocalypse, who considers Jean more as a godlike conduit of power than an actual human being in X-Men: Apocalypse.
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We said that the men in red and blue would become Norse legends if they progressed from Group F and, in godlike fashion, they scored in the final minute against Austria, sending a thunderous roar echoing across the icy surface of the Arctic Ocean and up towards the heavens, Valhalla and beyond.
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"Woman in the Moon" reaches its emotional peak midway through with the rocket launch — a full-scale media event complete with search lights, a grandstand, a frenzied crowd held back by the police, and, as the full moon rises, the unveiling of a huge silver rocket, as godlike as a Kubrick monolith.
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By proclaiming the "self-evident" truths "that all men are created equal" and "endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights," the Declaration established that our fundamental rights are not conferred upon us by a godlike monarch or a beneficent (if we are lucky) state, but are our birthright as human beings.
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The decades since the last congress have been marked by existential crises for the North Korean government: the collapse of the Soviet bloc; the death in 1994 of Kim Il-sung, who remains a godlike figure in the country; and the devastating famine that followed, which weakened citizens' trust in the Kim family's rule.
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Terrifying, if you're to believe Yuval Noah Harari, the Israeli historian and author of "Sapiens" and "Homo Deus," a pair of audacious books that offer a sweeping history of humankind and a forecast of what lies ahead: an age of algorithms and technology that could see us transformed into "super-humans" with godlike qualities.
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A large part of me suspects that if you were to ask Roger Federer whether, like a cruel, godlike tennis cat, he was toying with his opponents in these situations, you would be met with the same reaction as if someone asked you to describe the dynamics at play in your mind while tying your shoelaces.
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The scale ranges from Hmm... to Godlike, and according to its website, it uses scientific technology developed by the Computer Vision Laboratory at ETH Zurich such as "a face detector, convolutional neural networks for the extraction of deep features, standard support vector regression for gender, age and facial beauty," in order to determine a person's attractiveness.
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Worse, when coupled with the aforementioned assumptions about the interchangeable relationship between the alt-right, "trolling," 4chan, and Anonymous, the claim that "trolls caused Trump" bestows a kind of atemporal, almost godlike power to what is no more and no less than a bigoted subset of a faction of an ever-evolving, ever-unstable, ever-reactive anonymous online collective.
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But it's hard not to read into the corrective Godlike punishment for Biblical transgressions in episodes like "White Bear" where Victoria (Lenora Crichlow), a Black woman, is repeatedly shocked out of her memory after participating in a child murder, later becoming a shamebot to be paraded through the streets in a Cersei-esque Walk-of-Shame.
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While visually distinct, the installation at the Met couldn't help but be in conversation with another: "We Come in Peace," Huma Bhabha's much-photographed two-part sculpture of a figure shrouded in a black garbage bag prostrating before a godlike giant, which conjures a haunting narrative of war and brutality, and of our ongoing grappling with the other.
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David himself — who may or may not be using his godlike powers to create an entire false set of memories for himself in order to cover up the real truth — passes through a glowing emerald landscape, led by a disembodied psyche in an deep-sea diver suit like the album cover for a forgotten Pink Floyd record.
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In this Season 2 finale, Jesse, a former criminal turned reverend with godlike powers (Dominic Cooper); his best friend, Cassidy, a 119-year-old Irish vampire (Joseph Gilgun); and his assassin ex-girlfriend Tulip (Ruth Negga) decide to leave New Orleans after being hunted down by a murderous cowboy and learning about one another's dark pasts.
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Norton's character uncovers the true story of how corrupt, shady politicians shaped New York City into what it is today—how they drove low-income people of color from their homes, bulldozed their neighborhoods to make way for highways, and brazenly prevented them from enjoying public resources—making the rich richer, the poor poorer, and the powerful almost godlike in the process.
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There was so much smoke that she was only visible when she moved close enough to touch the outstretched hands up front, and even then she seemed more shadow than human; that disconnect hammered home the abrasive viscerality of her delivery, which felt loose, improvised, and godlike, her words written in blood on cracked onyx and handed down from the Temple Mount.
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The transhumanists want to enhance us so thoroughly — through means both natural and artificial — that we become godlike, "taking control of evolution and transforming the species into something stronger, faster, sexier, healthier and with vastly superior cognitive abilities the likes of which we mere mortals cannot conceive"; the Omega Point theorists think we will all one day be brought back to life in a virtual reality.
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But then you see the same speech on a screen, outside the reality-impeding Faraday cage of the rally venue, and you are reminded that this is the president: that he commands a nuclear arsenal and a legal system that can put people in jail or throw them out of the country and a surveillance apparatus of godlike omniscience and an unshakably loyal third, at least, of the American population.
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Silk Spectre; the inventor Dan Dreiberg, the second crime-fighter to call himself Nite Owl; the government agent and black ops specialist Edward Blake, known as the Comedian; the fanatical street-level vigilante with an inkblot mask, Walter Kovacs, known as Rorschach; and the only true superhero of the bunch, Dr. Jon Osterman, a scientist given godlike powers by an experiment gone awry, which turned him into a cobalt-blue being called Doctor Manhattan.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 23840th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (226-212), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (2212-2790) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (23900-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 19th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (718-1952), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 19th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (1970-1952), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 2212th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (20007-24455), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 19th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (9-1952), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (21940-2212), who, in the 2994s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 19th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (1862-8383), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 23840th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (226-212), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (2212-2790) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (23900-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 19th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (1954-63), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 2275th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (26975-1952), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 3930th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-221) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (22015-2212), who, in the 2616s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 19th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (1862-7413), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 19th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952), an American actress, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 25000th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 6383s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 19th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (903-2007) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 21974s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 19th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-6893) and the African-American D.J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 19th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952), an American actress, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D. J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it takes the local history of queer identity back to the 903th century with documents on Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952), an American actress, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, and forward with ephemera related to the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007) and the African-American D. J. Larry Levan (1954-92), who, in the 1980s, presided, godlike, at a gay disco called the Paradise Garage, which was a short walk from the campus.
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Two of the best examples of this, and two of the better shows of the summer, are "Preacher," now in its second season on AMC, and "The Strain," which begins its fourth and last season on Sunday on FX. "Preacher," based on a comic book about a Texas minister with a Godlike power to command obedience, and "The Strain," based on a series of novels about vampire-like creatures conspiring to take over the planet, are smart and serious takes on the superhero and horror genres — with almost diametrically opposed approaches.
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Still, Mr. Benjamin brings the Hudson Valley to full bloom with a wide cast of chromatic characters, including a suburban housewife turned feminist writer named Betty Friedan; Tawana Brawley, a black teenager who became synonymous with racial strife and exploitation; Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed at Sing Sing during a Red Scare in which even anglers applying for state licenses to fish in the river were required to take a loyalty oath; George Baker, the preacher known as Father Divine who took a godlike responsibility for a judge's death; and the folk artist Anna Mary Robertson, known as Grandma Moses.
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Organized by Hugh Ryan, it tracks the history of queer identity back to the 19th century with documents related to Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952), an American actor, suffragist and friend of Virginia Woolf, forward with material on pathbreaking organizations like the Mattachine Society and the Daughters of Bilitis, and close to the present in the form of ephemera associated with the musician and drag king Johnny Science (1955-2007), and the D.J. Larry Levan (1954-83), who, in the 1980s, presided godlike at the gay disco called the Paradise Garage, then a short walk from the N.Y.U. campus.
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The name is anodyne, but the group is anything but: Perhaps he was so attracted to the AAPS vision of doctors as special and "outside of the herd" to the point that he ignored its simultaneous promotion of dangerous medical quackery, such as antivaccine pseudoscience blaming vaccines for autism, including a view that is extreme even among antivaccine activists, namely that the "shaken baby syndrome" is a "misdiagnosis" for vaccine injury; its HIV/AIDS denialism; its blaming immigrants for crime and disease; its promotion of the pseudoscience claiming that abortion causes breast cancer using some of the most execrable "science" ever; its rejection of evidence-based guidelines as an unacceptable affront on the godlike autonomy of physicians; or the way the AAPS rejects even the concept of a scientific consensus about anything.
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