A lot of the events that follow push on with surface-level happenings that go with any shady night out; edibles, weird pickup boys, "thotty" happenings, and the whole "bad decision" extravaganza.
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So, what can we discern about Miss Swift's current happenings?
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Read more in our stories on all the happenings today.
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On weekends we would go to bars, galleries and happenings.
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It's a mix of news and chat and venture happenings.
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News spread about the peculiar happenings at 458 West Water Street.
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RIDGEFIELD Young Artist Happenings: Curating With Exhibitions Director Richard Klein. Jan.
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Like many inane, viral happenings, it all began with a tweet.
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Catch up on all the happenings in Poland and Germany here.
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He's using the happenings of pop culture to fuel his music.
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The latest happenings in the celebrity world, believe it or not.
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The happenings aimed to achieve a dazzling ontological restructuring of consciousness.
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"And Berlin is a great city of queer happenings," she said.
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In Dhaka, keeping tabs on happenings in Tower Hamlets is hard.
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DJI monitors happenings globally and geofenced Iraqi and Syrian locations recently.
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In non-noice, non-toight happenings, Holt is also at the resort.
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Krystal and Saagar give an update on the latest happenings in Iowa.
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But there were even more royal happenings going on behind the scenes.
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Now, there's a full weekend of happenings leading into the Tuesday kickoff.
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The show's midseason trailer teases some big happenings in the coming months.
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Brownie Butts with Reese's Peanut Butter Paws Courtesy Pinterest/Hungry Happenings 5.
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The happenings of her reproductive system belong to no one but her.
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Through the years, Microsoft has managed to bounce back from adverse happenings.
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It was a discordant scene with happenings elsewhere in the Disney empire.
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Instead, we've been faced with a stream of scary and unknown happenings.
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Police appear to have secretly taped the happenings inside the massage parlors.
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That's not the norm today, when people are analyzing happenings in orbit.
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Synge noted many stories he'd heard of strange happenings on the island.
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Its front page stories sometimes send national events inside, favoring local happenings.
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Yet suddenly groups of young artists began staging "happenings" to John Cage's music.
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Or happenings that encourage new ways to interact and socialize using video games.
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How do you balance comedy, "unsettling" psychological horror, and surreal or absurd happenings?
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Check back to EW.com throughout the festival for the latest happenings from Cannes.
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Fake news spreads as easily as real happenings; mobs are easy to incite.
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We talk about their dating lives, disasters we've lived through, and general happenings.
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Twitter, too, was abuzz with all the latest happenings and gossip about competitors.
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Making them look like a million bucks for those end-of-summer happenings.
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Details about the happenings at Punggye-ri are nearly possible to corroborate independently.
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Here are some of the most amazing discoveries and space happenings of 2018.
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Oh, and don't worry—we'll be announcing more happenings at Noisey Weekend soon.
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Kieboom is no stranger to weird, semi-violent happenings surrounding career milestones, however.
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Even the public can get a daily summary of the previous night's happenings.
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She will chat about her campaign and the happenings under President Trump's administration.
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Here's how to follow the NYC happenings on Recode and on social media.
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Some did it low-key, limiting the supernatural happenings to crafty hair and makeup.
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Unsurprisingly, Zara has a piece (or four) for all of these winter happenings, too.
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Tina Brown will also join the duo to provide commentary on the day's happenings.
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Together, the pair claimed to have investigated over 10,000 hauntings, possessions, and supernatural happenings.
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For weeks, there have been almost daily happenings with the man known as Yeezy.
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Here, some of the most interesting fashion happenings at Salone del Mobile this week.
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A number of eerie happenings have actually occurred on the last night of October.Coincidence?
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PopSugar reports that the park has a slew of celebratory happenings honoring the occasion.
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Along the way, Blast Theory will stage various public happenings involving artists and artworks.
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Now it's abused as one of the worst happenings in the history of world.
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Real-life happenings are worked into storylines, and storylines wind up warping real life.
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For younger generations and foreigners unperturbed by these happenings, the app highlights discount opportunities.
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Click through to see the wildest and most wondrous happenings, captured firsthand by his lens.
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Like most celestial happenings throughout history, eclipses were often interpreted as signs of the apocalypse.
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Ahead, we break down the poll's findings on how Americans felt about these major happenings.
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RIDGEFIELD "Young Artist Happenings: Painting and Pizza," group painting for middle and high school students.
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He was instrumental in authoring, staging, and performing in Happenings, the precursor to Performance Art.
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See theshadowbrokers' previous posts... Peoples is seeing what happenings when theshadowbrokers is showing theshadowbrokers' first.
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Songs like "Ebroglio" invoke El Paso's neighborhoods, highway exits, and difficult happenings in Ciudad Juárez.
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He joined in the happenings at the Judson Gallery that he'd co-founded with Oldenburg.
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Hawaii happenings on their official website and check out more from Glazed Paradise on Instagram.
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Polluted skies, contaminated earth, nuclear explosions, fantastic happenings are all seen in the same light.
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There, he met with Kaprow, Dick Higgins, and others associated with happenings and Fluxus events.
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In a contemporary-art-history class, he studied Andy Warhol's Factory, John Cage's early happenings.
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You may have missed some notable happenings in San Antonio over the last several years.
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OTHER HAPPENINGS: Vice President Mike Pence will be on Capitol Hill holding meetings with lawmakers.
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Few campus happenings are more irritating to the public than news of a silenced speaker.
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A quick scroll through their pages can serve as a crash course on campus happenings.
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OTHER HAPPENINGS: Voters in Georgia's sixth congressional district will pick their replacement for former Rep.
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Let's highlight just some of the events and happenings that await you at Disrupt Berlin.
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You can support their work by keeping updated on their happenings, or donating where possible.
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Even private homes readily welcome strangers to gamelan concerts, less like performances and more like happenings.
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The city's Haunted Happenings events in October draw crowds that sustain local businesses in slower months.
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These happenings have led to Jewish Americans feeling less secure in their own country than before.
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Of course, certain political happenings have since provided President Carter's words with a very different context.
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Rather, readers' complacent consciences undergo shock therapy in order to enliven their sensitivity to dire happenings.
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The only thing more unsettling than these strange and mysterious happenings is that they evade explanation.
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This will allow you to stop focusing on the life happenings you have no control over.
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The court happenings mostly become background noise because that's not the real focus of the episode.
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When characters were informed about happenings north of the wall, they responded the way they should.
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As with all happenings, we didn't announce it so people were very surprised when we started.
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But experts warn that any moves should be made with the latest Washington happenings in mind.
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All the while, the staid voice of the book's narrator described the alleged happenings at Skinwalker.
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This week we had no choice but to dive into Uber's most recent headlines and happenings.
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Between the onstage performances and backstage happenings, there is a lot at stake for the contestants.
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Happenings happen as they will happen, and there is very little we can do about it.
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But it's not just pop promoters who sprinkle the phrase like pixie dust onto humdrum happenings.
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As a bonus, Mendoza will also organize a weeklong series of "art happenings" concerning the house.
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But recently, new hotels, restaurants and happenings have emerged to court a younger, more freewheeling crowd.
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I ruminate on things I've done in the past, and stress about happenings in the future.
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Such fleeting, event-driven creations were fashionable, in the spirit of Happenings and Fluxus gatherings abroad.
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It was yet another jam-packed week full of big news, IPO happenings and venture activity.
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But overall in the more medium- and long-term, today's happenings are at least dollar neutral.
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My dad is obsessed with politics and will talk about nothing but the current news happenings.
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Certain life happenings, such as getting married, will prompt you to change your tax filing status.
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This newish festival highlights contemporary movies that have a focus on horror and other outré happenings.
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And there are two curious happenings during the campaign in particular that Manafort is involved in.
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Parties and happenings and the screening of documentaries are planned at many other locations as well.
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Most people believe the number is haunted and can only result in adverse happenings, not supper clubs.
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Last year, Facebook introduced Events — a standalone app that combined a dedicated calendar with happenings around town.
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But while steadily growing, it was neglected until 2011 when Facebook began trying to recommend local happenings.
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I call my mom and we catch up on family gossip and the happenings of our lives.
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The new update covers all types of events, like concerts, local festivals, cooking classes, and museum happenings.
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The discussion first came after Musk tweeted an article detailing the most significant AI happenings of 2017.
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More recently, he functions as a sort of keeping-it-super-duper-real commentator on NBA happenings.
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It will include information on fair offerings as well as other cultural happenings around town in May.
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Not necessarily, but all these crazy natural happenings coming at the same time make a fascinating coincidence.
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Users can post with both comments and images not only about delays, but also other transit happenings.
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Ahead, Banicki fills us in on pretty much all of the juicy industry happenings of the moment.
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But Rizin boasted some of the most interesting happenings this weekend, and certainly the most exciting fight.
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Barney is too interested in human life, and in what she calls "American traditional happenings," for that.
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David E. Sanger's "The Perfect Weapon" is an encyclopedic account of policy-relevant happenings in the cyberworld.
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And if history has any say in the matter, the happenings outside will be just as eventful.
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No one word is sufficient to describe the happenings in the N.B.A. over the past six months.
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In a vintage Psycho-style Hitchcockian nod, he begins to see impossible happenings around his recovery clinic.
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It is almost impossible to keep on top of new happenings and to updates to older news.
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This year, that includes events ranging from happenings in Yemen, Iraq, Syria and the U.S.-Mexico border.
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It&aposs long been known as the setting of several myths, legends, and supernatural happenings in Portugal.
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Once more, Miami plays host to nearly 20 fairs and countless more parties and other unclassifiable happenings.
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Or rather, small happenings became large ones, so everything that always happens was still happening, but amplified.
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With so much going, too, it's often easy to miss some of the day's more noteworthy happenings.
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OTHER HAPPENINGS: Press Secretary Sean Spicer will brief the press at the White House at 1 p.m.
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Happenings are how modern artists release music that makes enough noise to get the credit it deserves.
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Spoiler alert: This article discusses the plot and happenings in the fourth episode of Big Little Lies.
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"I was like any other Kashmiri kid, I was watching and seeing all these happenings," Nanda said.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 is filled with small moments like this, happenings that aren't written into the story.
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The idea is to try to have people management software actually reflect a workplace's offline happenings and culture.
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The 28-year-old was the evening's most thorough documentarian, showcasing much of the evening's happenings on Snapchat.
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And so my attention was inevitably ensnared by several happenings and announcements, with a couple really standing out.
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While Hollywood mourns the Kavanaugh confirmation, another group of entertainers seems surprisingly enthusiastic about the happenings in Washington.
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So, what's someone who wants to know the happenings of Westeros to do when she's six years late?
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A picture of a black hole could tell us more about these odd happenings at the event horizon.
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It was once known as the "house of strange happenings" and now, it's coming to the big screen.
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He secretly recorded the happenings in his chapter and became instrumental in bringing down a massive drug operation.
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Staying up-to-date on celeb happenings is fairly simple thanks to social media and constant paparazzi photos.
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It's a core principle that the kernel should remain protected from the normal happenings of the surrounding computer.
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Many of these happenings will be kept quiet, as much of the project is intended as a surprise.
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You'll see their suggestions in the Explore tab that also includes sub-tabs of Nearby and Trending happenings.
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In another complication that may worry members of Hell, The Real Deal isn't without its own mysterious happenings.
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Russia's steadfast approach to keeping the sanctions in place thus far has led to some spectacularly insane happenings.
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In the years that followed, he produced over 19683 formidable happenings and other transgressive performances on several continents.
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Later came performances and happenings but there has always been this need to format it on physical releases.
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And if you want to stay on top of celestial happenings, sign up for our space calendar here.
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But the way this slim book condenses these happenings in the context of the affair gives them poetry.
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And we've collected more happenings in our solar system this year, including the launching (and crashing) of spacecraft.
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People who have witnessed total solar eclipses tend to agree that they are awe-inspiring, life-altering happenings.
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It will soon be a lost art — reading at leisure, at the kitchen table, talking about local happenings.
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For the most part, the family has learned to find these happenings amusing, or, at worst, lightly obnoxious.
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The Big Apple is known for its characters and weird happenings ... but even this outfit is out there!!!
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On a recent Tuesday night, as icy winds whipped down Lafayette Street, the Public buzzed with cultural happenings.
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An alien world perhaps, but one with no logic or point, just a range of a/v happenings.
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"His films were basically byproducts, filmed happenings of sorts, that would perpetrate certain myths and mythmaking," Lasch says.
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Over the years we had many happenings, including an art trapeze act as part of a wall sculpture exhibit.
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As far as specific allegations, there are two curious happenings during the campaign that Manafort has been tied to.
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On today's episode of The Mention Live, our hosts get into all the pop culture happenings of the week.
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The Late Show host Stephen Colbert gleefully ran his U.S. audience through the happenings of the last 24 hours.
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According to British currency expert John Keyworth, several key happenings led to the queen appearing on so many bills.
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Other Wednesday happenings: "SHARKS!" is the real title of a hearing in the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.
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You're not alone -- there's all kinds of weird weather and geological happenings going on around the country right now.
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At best, performances at the Vision Festival don't seem like gigs, but manifestations or happenings or extended-family parties.
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Or, perhaps, one of Gordon Matta-Clark's ''anarchitecture happenings,'' temporary works created by carving sections out of condemned buildings.
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You witnessed kindnesses and cruelties, you built a world entire based on the happenings in a few square miles.
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The plot of the film draws elements from the real-life happenings in Point Pleasant, including the bridge collapse.
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Attendees could sign up to receive updates about local happenings and win tickets to the upcoming Crystal City Oktoberfest.
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Cool Japan is a column about the quirky and serious happenings in the Japanese scientific, technological and cultural realms.
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These happenings are few and far between, and it's unreasonable to imagine that fashion will throw up many more.
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Handmade wooden boxes that depicted a specific year, and highlighted important happenings during that time, served as table centerpieces.
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She went to happenings, and to Woodstock, and joined her first band, the First National Uniphrenic Church and Bank.
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The Tokens also produced records for the Chiffons, the Happenings, Randy and the Rainbows, and Tony Orlando and Dawn.
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The tension between the worldviews of Cage and Feldman immortalized in "Radio Happenings" is representative of the show's variety.
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But we are foreigners here and the stories are inscrutable, full of happenings from cricket ovals and rugby pitches.
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Off-the-runway happenings at Telfar and Rag & Bone raise questions about what, and who, defines New York style.
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Referring to the documentary series about extraordinary sports happenings, he said, "We should definitely have a '30 for 30.'"
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A cursory glance shows Snoop's site isn't just about pot though, it's about music and fashion and cultural happenings.
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The main focus is internal administration happenings regarding a sprawling set of subjects, mainly national security and economic policy.
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I would guess that young people are more open to experiences and more in touch with unusual mental happenings.
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Rarely do political happenings solicit praise from both senator Chuck Schumer and denizens of far-right Twitter like Bill Mitchell.
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Smartphones and tablets have become the key connectors that allow people to observe and control their home's happenings from anywhere.
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One of the many ways to take full advantage of the summer is by attending long-awaited happenings and events.
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If anything, it's entertaining — at least for those who know keep tabs on the daily happenings of Zuckerberg like myself.
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To keep up with Maple and all her adorable happenings, you can follow the Hattiesburg Zoo on Facebook and Instagram.
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But the happenings on-screen, which are adapted from Kevin Kwan's book of the same name, are based in reality.
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Lesson #5: Do not explore dark, old-looking cellars in the backyard of a property plagued with inexplicable supernatural happenings.
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This turns out to be harder than anticipated as Lil / Ly is compelled to investigate mysterious happenings around the camp.
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It even began merging fictional, on-screen worlds with current real world happenings, like final exams or the 212018 election.
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Facebook and other social media platforms give developers access to users' public feeds to track trends and other public happenings.
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There are so many other matters beyond the day-to-day happenings at the White House that warrant comedy's attention.
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The first event was such a success that the visits have become biannual happenings highly anticipated by many congressional staffers.
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Fast-food chains see a lot of interesting characters, which can make for strange and sometimes inexplicable happenings in restaurants.
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Also, of course, it served as a happy (I guess) distraction from the ponderous if no less violent happenings onstage.
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While, Broadway star Brandon Uranowitz broadcast the happenings backstage of the opening night of An American in Paris in 2015.
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Nicole Kidman stars as Grace, a British mother trying to make sense of the strange happenings inside her isolated house.
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Fast forward several decades, no doubt with many dubious happenings in the meantime, and crime amongst footballers begins to peak.
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These happenings and moments and collaborations and surprises are pretty much the definition of what Off-White is about. video
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We also focus on sports, culture, business and science happenings that we think informed students are likely to know about.
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Over the course of the past year, we exchanged views every few days on the political happenings in this country.
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We've put together our recommendations, and hope that they encourage you to explore the artistic happenings of this great city.
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To understand the news, we'll first look at recent happenings from Lixiang's public peers, and then examine the company itself.
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What seemed a positive way to self-soothe after losing his son becomes a diligent documentation of suspected illegal happenings.
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"The bureau will have information on the latest happenings and will also know about free events and tours," she said.
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"There's happenings of all kinds in the building, financial companies, companies left and right in different industries," Airamo told CNET.
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Just a long series of things that have happened to it and a resiliency in the face of those happenings.
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But to better connect with them and promote the neighborhood's offerings, it introduced an app, Harlem Happenings, in November 2015.
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Spoiler alert: This article discusses the plot and happenings of "Once Bitten," the fifth episode of HBO's Big Little Lies.
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And there are two curious happenings during the campaign in particular that Manafort was involved in (that we know about).
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However, the reported CES teaser — if true — promises to inject a much needed bit of relevancy into the Las Vegas happenings.
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We're so caught up in the happenings of our 49-square-mile stomping grounds that we even named our omnipresent fog.
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Attempts to communicate with the PEA and obtain information about league happenings has been difficult, the players said in the letter.
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What resonates much more strongly in this show are the evocations of cosmic happenings, abstract and natural phenomena, and architectural details.
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It is a threatening, mysterious collection of remnants to our naïve eyes, indicating previous happenings to which we were not privy.
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As a card-carrying member of NYC-PAH (NYC Pups and Handlers), I couldn't stay away from CLAW's K9-friendly happenings.
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And this year's stumping has made for quite possibly the single greatest source of bizarre food happenings in quite some time.
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It is worth noting that this is the first postseason game at Gillette since last season's round of intriguing playoff happenings.
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It was useful for seeing Event invites and wall posts in one place, and seeing nearby happenings on a certain day.
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"There were just so much cross cultural happenings in terms of different religions in Egypt for this time period," Hoy said.
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You'll be able to easily watch the Oscars as well as the red carpet happenings beforehand, regardless of your TV setup.
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Every week, three Refinery29 staffers get together to chat about the major pop culture happenings of the week on The Mention.
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You may be focused on the looks hitting the PFW runways, but there are some major style happenings kicking off stateside.
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Housed inside authentic machines dating from throughout the 90s, exhibits chart the bizarre and wonderful online happenings of the early web.
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For all the details inside the Gaines' holiday happenings, pick up this issue of The Magnolia Journal, hitting newsstands October 11.
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Human brains have a "hyperactive agency-detector device", seeing agents (spirits, gods and the like) in natural phenomena and random happenings.
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Twitter has been working to make it easier to follow breaking news events and other culturally significant happenings for some time.
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But the nostalgia factor isn't limited to behind-the-scenes happenings: Of course Netflix's shows and movies are going retro, too.
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As usual, "Succession" expertly wove together its fictional narrative with references from the real world happenings at the Sun Valley conference.
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While the group enacted a diverse number of happenings until it disbanded in 1978, organizing such time capsules continuously captivated them.
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One follows the happenings in 1960s Haiti after a man is buried — and then seems not to be dead at all.
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His latest album, "The Happenings: Music of Herbie Nichols," featuring Mr. Krystall and the guitarist Howard Alden, came out last year.
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We're constantly trying to force seemingly random happenings into the framework of a story that might teach or show us something.
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These short-lived botanical street installations seem both an embrace and a rebuke of earlier, earthier "happenings" wrought in quicksilver mediums.
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He has since graduated to influencer status, as evidenced by his sizable Instagram following and paid invitations to attend buzzy happenings.
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Night employees, for instance, can learn about company happenings during early-morning "night-owl breakfasts" in lieu of daytime department meetings.
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To keep track of all the hotel events and happenings, download the free app, they don't waste paper here on printouts.
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In this way, The Dream Wanderer has something of the spirit of the "happenings" staged by conceptual artists in the 1960s.
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Now, this week hasn't been too kind to us ... No. ... because of a lot of happenings in the car area. Right.
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We eat at a communal lunch area down the street and he updates me on all the lady happenings in his life.
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Every week, three Refinery29 staffers get together to chat about the major pop culture happenings of the week on The Mention Live.
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Released in the week of Life Is Strange's surreal happenings was Bitter Rivals, the third LP from New York duo Sleigh Bells.
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Watch our discussion live, above, as hosts Serena Kerrigan, Arianna Davis, and Emily Curl chat about the biggest happenings of the week.
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It distills a given day's hectic happenings into an easy-to-read digest of news, events, and viral moments on the platform.
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He mentions that he's been a photo buff since he was a kid, snapping pics of his family trips and everyday happenings.
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It is far more insightful to look at the recent happenings of the women's bantamweight division in terms of stylistic match ups.
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Reporter Dominik Schott spent ample time at the Goldshire Inn on the Moonguard server, interviewing over 40 players about its typical happenings.
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He came away impressed by the truck's smooth lane changes and by its promise to see happenings 1,000 meters down the road.
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Eric Peckham: Yes, so I cover through both my own newsletter Monetizing Media, the happenings of the global media and entertainment industry.
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The on-fire actor decided to bid adieu to 2015 with five Instagrams detailing the happenings for which she is most grateful.
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It's a rare stance among Hollywood entertainers, who have increasingly weighed in on the happenings in Washington, D.C., amid the Trump era.
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On Saturday, July 30, he is to unveil a dance at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles for its Summer Happenings series.
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"We've used the phrase 'assume mistake over malice' to guide our reaction to less-than-ideal happenings on the team," Reynolds said.
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In fact, sometimes it says more that you can recall and show interest in even the small happenings in another person's life.
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In the absence of wins and the good feelings they engender, troublesome happenings — "distractions," in sports vernacular — tend to percolate and thrive.
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If it didn't exist, I can't picture how anyone would ever meet anyone around here, bar chance happenings at the post office.
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Burning Man has bohemian roots and can be seen as a descendant of Dada, Allan Kaprow's Happenings and the psychedelic Merry Pranksters.
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He had championed a series of "Hoving Happenings," with concerts and festivities, to get more people to enjoy the city's green space.
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Under the banner of "Just Moms," the two women have organized informal town-hall meetings to announce happenings at the waste site.
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He finds hidden messages in comics, song lyrics and antique cereal boxes, and he connects this information with strange happenings around him.
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On June 24, Warhol Icon kicks off the museum's Summer Happenings series with multimedia performances evoking the Velvet Underground singer and artist.
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Today, the circa-1830 barn serves as the town bulletin board, with posters announcing church fairs, summer concerts and other community happenings.
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If sky-high retirement investments have you feeling like you're missing out on current life happenings, you may be contributing too much.
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So if you missed it, or any of the other happenings on the 21.5 campaign trail this week, we're here to help.
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Of all the alien-themed happenings in Nevada this weekend, Basecamp may be the only one that has its proverbial shit together.
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The afterword, which provides context for historical happenings after the book&aposs 1960 publication, is written by circus historian Fred Dahlinger, Jr.
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"Using the symbol of Auschwitz for any kind of manifestations or happenings is outrageous and unacceptable," the museum said in a statement.
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The LA-based writer and curator Matthew Schum was informed by his doctoral research on site-specific happenings, including the Istanbul Biennial.
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"Always at these underground parties and techno clubs, it was a boys' club," says Arsala, who often photographed the wild late-night happenings.
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We rounded up some of the design-world happenings—conferences, museum openings, giant dinosaurs—we're most excited about in the year to come.
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To see how you can be a part of the Super Bowl happenings, check out the NFL's site and scroll to the bottom.
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Even by the standards of the late romances, rich in strange reversals and fantastical happenings, "Pericles" stands out for its tumultuous story line.
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Families are known to carefully choose their child's name, sometimes even taking into account the alignment of stars and other extra-terrestrial happenings.
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And, like Barb Holland, Erik didn't run away — he was a victim of the bizarre supernatural happenings in his "Nothing happens here" town.
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Kate Clark and Alex Wilhelm, after each taking some time off, led the show today, digging into a wealth of news and happenings.
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Launched Tuesday, the site will offer three options — one for women, two for men — that use haptic feedback to, uh, reflect onscreen happenings.
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Her proximity to Steve, who dove headfirst into the strange happenings in town last season, would suggest that she's about to find it.
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Trap music's boom in the early mid-2000s was its most kindred derivative, soundtracking the happenings around Atlanta's drug trade in black communities.
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The Emmys have wrapped ... everyone saw what went down on the show's broadcast, but check out all the happenings from behind the scenes!
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There's something to be said about my own connection to the poppy happenings of 1999, when all of the above existed at once.
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Kylie's transformations (and Lip Kit happenings) may make up an overwhelming number of our stories, but Kendall is looking like a close contender.
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She began making performances that she called "kinetic theater"—scored events for groups of performers that fell somewhere between dance, theater, and happenings.
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Even though he's on board with Rose and his love for baseball, Cyrus isn't too familiar with the current happenings of the game.
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Other odd happenings at the mostly empty housing block in northern Brussels prompted an anxious resident in the area to alert the police.
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RIDGEFIELD "Young Artist Happenings: Painting and Pizza," each participating artist adds communally to one of three paintings; for middle and high school students.
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Any happenings are a desecration of the memory of all those killed at Auschwitz, Jews, Poles, Soviet prisoners of war, Roma, and others.
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Encompassing a vibrant, reflective aesthetic, Hilary White strives to create a communal experience around her experiential happenings, with a rhythmic cycle mimicking rituals.
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Viewers were left asking questions, wondering about the story behind these happenings, but Atlanta stayed true to form and didn't provide any answers.
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I told you last week that strange happenings were afoot in the universe, what with the Cubs winning the World Series and all.
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Besides networking to find out about goings on, he uses Eventbrite, a site which allows you to filter for free happenings near you.
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Will the first epistemic world retain its power to determine the status of such happenings, to determine what they mean, how they matter?
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Today • Join a candlelight tour and get to know the ghosts and other worldly happenings at the Merchant's House Museum in Greenwich Village.
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Mayer's temporary monuments draw forth the power of publicly memorializing our personal ties to people and places and the happenings of everyday life.
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" Foer claimed that "the conversation between the Trump and Alfa servers appeared to follow the contours of political happenings in the United States.
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Aunts is a sort of collective that presents dance performances that are kind of like parties, or, to revive an antiquated term, happenings.
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Climate ___ The Japanese author's intensely popular fiction plays at the boundary between the real and the surreal, between regular life and irregular happenings.
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Ms. Chambers adjusted easily to focusing on happenings in a modest-size town after years of reporting on big-city and national stories.
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Although the script is stuffed with eerie objects and happenings, there is a sense of restraint that keeps "Darkness Rising" from becoming frightening.
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The piano drop is sometimes referred to as one of the first "happenings"—fleeting, multimedia art performances enacted outside of any institutional context.
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Today in fake happenings, ABC News casually staged a crime scene by attempting to beef up its live shots with some police tape.
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Four local kids (Isaac Arellanes, Amadi Chapata, Hannah Levinson, and Justin Sanchez) join forces to get to the bottom of the haunted happenings.
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Histories and Happenings Known for its intelligence-gathering operations during World War II, the O.S.S. also helped shape the look of modern life.
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Had Kasper been looking for an exceedingly more boring title, "On the Origins of Mail Art, Happenings, and Détournement" would have worked too.
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Keeping up with the star's NYFW happenings is no easy task, from her front row cameos to her helicopter rides to her hair changes.
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Though, let's be honest, there's still a good chance you'll catch her daily happenings on her sister Bella's Instagram or her mom Yolanda's account.
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On cable, the internet, our phones, we're inundated with terrible happenings that are prone to make even the most socially engaged feel flickering hopelessness.
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And, not to take away from the very important supernatural happenings, but it also looks like a fan-favorite 'ship might actually become official.
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Coupled with the real-life happenings at that time, it felt like an exercise in emotional self-harm to track the show so closely.
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It is often easy to get trapped in air-conditioned offices getting the official spiel, when the real happenings are out on the street.
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Twitch's newest feature is called Pulse and will collect into one big gaming-obsessed feed the real-time social happenings of everyone you follow.
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And he has continued to loom over Westworld's happenings, despite having been killed by Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) at the end of Season 1.
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But that's just one of many happenings at the party created by Brent Bolthouse and presented by The Levi's Brand with Don Julio Tequila.
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I've often heard you speak of "happenings" as a way to experience your work, and it seems a major concept that's important to you.
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Younger sportswriters, raised in an age of Andy Warhol, happenings and the "put on," were delighted by the hype and by Clay's friendly accessibility.
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While our current historical timeline includes any number of bizarre happenings, we don't occupy a universe in which Ivanka Trump writes a good book.
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Located among NYU students and the skaters of Union Square Park, this, surely, would be where I could find me some good weed happenings.
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Local artists and galleries piggyback on the international acclaim of Maco and schedule all of their lively happenings to promote their most promising artists.
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Keel was convinced that all the strange happenings, which included a number of cases of alleged poltergeist activity in the Ohio Valley, were linked.
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She was, however, an avid reader and keen observer of the political happenings of the time, acting as an unofficial adviser to her husband.
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While Newman can't definitively blame the party for her loss in 2018, she has a long list of fishy happenings she's happy to share.
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Discouraged and depressed after years of participating in happenings and anti-war protests, Kusama attempts suicide several times before returning to Japan in 1973.
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Does Kathy ever feel like Stu owes her a debt for keeping him up-to-date on Facebook happenings, as some implied on Twitter?
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"One of the most pervasive manifestations of these happenings is the display of nooses," the center wrote in a blog post published last month.
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That is life as a lottery pick for the Knicks, for whom unusual happenings are the norm and the media buzzards are always hovering.
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" Before long, however, "strange and horrific happenings are afoot in the architecturally triumphant house that has recently gone up on the lot next door.
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All of which is an extension of why artists are forced to create happenings in the first place: It's hype all the way down.
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They include ruminations on home, place, architecture, cosmic and celestial happenings, sacred geometries, correspondences with her sister, war and refugees, language, Urdu poetry, and faith.
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But the official limit doesn't really matter, as he hopes to reach a wider audience by airing lectures and other happenings held at the space.
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She also shows looks into the cockpit and even documented a few of the on-ground happenings at the check-in desk and boarding areas.
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From techno beats to art happenings—as well as a tapas bar constructed only from recycled materials—Amsterdam is a hotbed of after-hours imagination.
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But we soon realized that we were pretty good at it, so we started to take it seriously and formed a band called The Happenings.
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PAINTINGS NEW YORK at Hauser & Wirth, an excavation of the figurative and abstract works executed by the pioneering performance artist before he turned to Happenings.
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But after just one episode, he seems to have decided that he's a little too spooked by all of the weird happenings in Hawkins, Indiana.
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Though there have been several jaw-dropping and spine-tingling scenes, here's a look back at the most scandalous happenings ahead of the series finale.
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"Doctor Owens said that they use something familiar to convince the public to not look any further into the strange happenings," the Reddit post reads.
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If you're still trying to make sense of all the Kanye drama we hope this comprehensive timeline of his most bizarre recent happenings will help.
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Here's how you can get caught up on all the eclipse happenings: -- Look on social media to see how all the various science experiments went.
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To Obama it was a chance for respectful listening and making sure that Hillary personally felt looped-in to the happenings at the White House.
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"We haven't personally experienced any supernatural happenings, as they have been reported only while we've been out of the house," the parents reassured job seekers.
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The Buchla Box also supplied sound for the writer Ken Kesey's Acid Tests, the freewheeling multimedia happenings at which attendees, including Mr. Buchla, used LSD.
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Inspired by Christo and Jeanne-Claude and the collaborations of John Cage, Robert Rauschenberg, and Merce Cunningham, Counts got his start producing underground art happenings.
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Histories and Happenings In the early '22008s, Robert Rauschenberg and Cy Twombly traveled together through Italy and Morocco, transforming more than just their own careers.
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Its golden age was in New York City in the 1960s, where improvisatory and experimental events called Happenings were spiritual cousins of the sit-in.
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The sprawl is so great that residents stay in their own bubbles, often completely unaware of major happenings in neighborhoods just a few blocks away.
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DUMBO Open Studios is a project of Art in DUMBO, a resource that provides information about art events, happenings, galleries, residency programs in DUMBO, Brooklyn.
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His collection grew out of near-nightly excursions to gallery openings and other cultural happenings, where he got to know young artists and their work.
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From their up-close-and-personal perches, the McEvilys were involved in a fair share of odd ball boy happenings at that first U.S. Open.
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Uncle Pat is the most long-winded of the family raconteurs, with daily events inspiring detailed accounts of tediously similar happenings of years gone by.
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"I said to myself, 'This is where Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and everybody was, in this clubhouse,'" he told the website Baseball Happenings in 2016.
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Here are a few happenings this week: Today: Listen to performers play selections from NPR Music's 150 greatest albums by women artists, at Damrosch Park.
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The photographs here document Hijikata in performances and happenings, as well as camping it up in a chicken coop and viscerally chomping into a watermelon.
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The group also orchestrated free-form events similar to the Happenings staged by Claes Oldenburg's Ray Gun Theatre in New York in the early 1960s.
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But it would provide the opportunity to examine records, obtain sworn testimony, and otherwise shed more light on some clearly shady happenings at Trump's foundation.
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Aniello and Downs also make the smart decision to provide a comedic counterpoint to the happenings in Miami via Jess's fiancé Peter, played by Downs.
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You have seen it already, the happenings foretold in prophecy: men, women, and children, wandering the streets, eyes wild and hands covered in animal blood.
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With this series of happenings throughout the station, van Dyck aims to create a more communal atmosphere, bringing together patrons from all walks of life.
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Unsurprisingly, Snapchat stories have become an unconventional (and immediate) way to stay up-to-date on fashion trends, industry happenings, major events and launches, and more.
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She's an expert in spycraft, one of many Wakandans dispatched throughout the world to keep an eye on happenings beyond the borders of their African nation.
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It felt good to jump back into the routine of creepy ass dolls, filthy imagery, and the rural buddy cop happenings of a David Fincher flick.
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Those have included two new characters, sniper-healer Ana and offensive hacker Sombra, as well as a series of seasonal events timed to real-world happenings.
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PEOPLE's coverage of the 2016 Summer Games is here, and you can keep up on the latest happenings with Team USA at their home page here.
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When Snapchat launched its innovative Snap Map — a way to see nearby cultural events, friends' whereabouts, and happenings around the world — many voiced concerns about privacy.
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"I've noticed people have a bit of an obsession about what's going on with Trump, the daily happenings, and every decision he makes," she told me.
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The warnings echoed sentiment expressed after the March 16 Federal Open Market Committee meeting and have pushed investors' focus to happenings outside the U.S., analysts said.
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To learn more about Mert and all the animal and happenings at the Bronx Zoo, watch The Zoo on Animal Planet on Saturdays at 10/9c.
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Click here to view original GIFYouTube's The Slow Mo Guys have turned some of life's most mundane happenings into amazing footage using their high-speed cameras.
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In it, a dreamscape is manipulated by the wizard, replete with barber shops of menacing hair clippers, bowls of pasta with eyeballs, and other bizarre happenings.
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Kate Upton took to Twitter Wednesday to rail against the "dumb misogynist comments" she regularly endures after publicly commenting on happenings in the world of sports.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, we present a special edition of ArtRx NYC celebrating some of the countless cultural happenings organized around Halloween.
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It seems like big cultural happenings are so often processed, in part, through a prism of: How will Trump involve himself — or, possibly, screw things up?
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Naturally, this redirected the industry's attention away from the regularly scheduled east coast happenings — a blow to the gut of NYFW and its already dwindling relevancy.
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"The Indian navy has a robust maritime domain awareness and we have a clear picture of the happenings in the Indian Ocean Region," the official said.
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All of those happenings were triggering great anxieties over media violence, said Kevin Sandler, an Arizona State University associate professor who specializes in film and media.
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RELY ON THE UNIVERSITY TO HELP PLAN YOUR ITINERARY The college in the town you are visiting is the best source of information about local happenings.
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It was Mr. Margo's idea for the Happenings to do an up-tempo version of the Gershwin brothers' "I Got Rhythm," his nephew Noah Margo said.
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Instead, it's the way the domestic and the social collide, the way individuals' lives play out in quotidian ways against the backdrop of much bigger happenings.
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Culture Beat is our bi-weekly roundup of the most exciting, outlandish, and mind-expanding cultural happenings and projects that we can get our hands on.
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Using happenings on the internet to curate a human interest in humanity will continue to make humanity seem more like a parody of an accidental civilization.
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Nearly half of the long block of 65th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue was gated for the event and about a dozen police monitor happenings.
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So this will be done through the happenings in the countries where we already operate, (however) we do not expect to open (up in) a new country.
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Arrival (which was also an adaptation from the literary side of the genre) also showed that he can balance a personal story set against much larger happenings.
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I was quickly asked to appear in promotional ads for one of the show's sponsors, a pager that would alert users of news and pop culture happenings.
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All of those choices you make lead up to an explosive revelation that shatters Javi's perspective and sets the stage for the assuredly grim happenings to come.
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That internal clock has a name: IT. IT is a giant brain stored in a central headquarters on Camazotz, and it controls all the happenings on Camazotz.
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CNN previously reported that some of these officials are worried that the Mueller report could reveal what they told the special counsel about internal White House happenings.
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Plus, with instant alerts you won't feel the need to constantly scroll through your social accounts to ensure you're not missing any huge happenings in the world.
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And, lack of scruples or not, Klaew made them into events, made them into happenings, that still linger in the mind and draw the breath of wonder.
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City of God Happenings is part of a "boom in community-focused media in Brazil's favelas", said Stuart Davis, a communications professor at Texas A&M University.
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A few other bizarre happenings communicated Suneja's lack of experience — for instance, he told air-traffic control that he didn't know the plane's altitude, the report said.
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The kitchen table even features copies of The Daily Prophet and The Quibbler, giving muggles a chance to catch up on the happenings of the wizarding world.
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Instead of what we're watching when we tune into the NBC family drama, the latest happenings with This Is Us is all about when we'll watch it.
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When you come back to your phone after being away, instead of a long list of outdated scores and game info, you only get the latest happenings.
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Carol Cheh's more conceptual contribution consists of all the pay stubs she received as a writer for LA Weekly, covering Los Angeles art happenings over many years.
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The EPI happenings were first performed in the spring of 1966 at Polsky Dom Narodny, a Polish dance hall on St. Marks Place in New York City.
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With the Los Angeles Road Concerts, organizer Stephen van Dyck has taken advantage of this condition to program performances, happenings, readings, and installations in unused public space.
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Get in the Halloween spirit at "The Del's" adults-only Hallo-wine and Spirits party, or follow in Ms. Morgan's footsteps on an hourlong Haunted Happenings Tour.
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He catches me up on the latest happenings at his office and gives me a general idea of what his day is going to be like — a.k.a.
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It's a tricky thing to translate a human life, with all its unknowable quirks and happenings, to pull a narrative arc from the scattered chronology of events.
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Over three weeks, one group journaled about the things they were grateful for, while the other group journaled about other (non-gratitude-specific) happenings in their lives.
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Of all the happenings and unhappenings that shaped the last decade of science fiction and fantasy literature—a tumult of transformation—two rise well above the rest.
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Mr. Sabin's publishing career started in the late 1960s with a handout for his customers called Sabin's Happenings; by 1970 it had evolved into Radio Free Jazz.
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Upon entering the installation, visitors hand over their cellphones, exchanging them for smartphone-like devices that guide them through the various interactive performances, happenings and film screenings.
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So I wasn't at all surprised to see this premiere devote so much screen time and narrative energy to happenings on the other side of the world.
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The declassifications should be fascinating for Russia probe watchers, who will get a closer look at day-to-day happenings in the early daystrzs of the investigation.
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Many are set within the same world, Titan, which gives them this overarching coherency and relatability across seemingly standalone happenings, something we find in many video game RPGs.
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They're the bread and butter of awards telecasts — when the happenings on stage get boring, look to the audience, where celebs might have something more nuanced in store.
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The theme 'Year of the Woman' will be interpreted through over 500 participating artists, over 0003 events and happenings, 20+ galleries and pop-ups, and over 10,000 attendees.
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The theme 'Year of The Woman' will be interpreted through over 500 participating artists, over 100 events and happenings, 20+ galleries and pop-ups, and over 10,000 attendees.
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The company hosts a farmer's market, "Coffee & Chat," and sponsors neighborhood happenings like a festival and August's "National Night Out" celebration in Menlo Park and East Palo Alto.
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Leap Day is literally the rarest of dates on which anything can happen, but it's not without its merits and its not without its share of historical happenings.
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No word on what the rest of the family thinks about this potential new endeavor, but many of them may be preoccupied with happenings in their personal lives.
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Seeing the familiar setting subsumed by fluff is a surreal experience in the ballpark of Yayoi Kusama's Happenings of the 60s, but with paws instead of polka dots.
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McGregor's book can sound cozy: the villagers and the natural world at their appointed tasks; a regulated, conservative, and somewhat impermeable microcosm; the dribbling gossip of small happenings.
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The app isn't specifically about delivering start-up news to you, but it's an interesting way of speed-reading each day's business happenings, including start-up-related articles.
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"Some of her male peers were doing happenings that were equally progressive or outrageous, but they didn't get the same kind of backlash that she did," says Lenz.
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Archival material such as past exhibitions, catalogs, and photographs of the artist's happenings in the '60s and '70s also offer rare glances into the un-Instagrammable Kusama years.
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The game is not just a metaphor for life—some symbolic ideal that sits outside of the day-to-day happenings of viewers—but, so often, is life.
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But yesterday was also a day because while I was busy at a phone event, the rest of the Verge was absorbing and writing about more monumental happenings.
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As both a British citizen and an American citizen, who better than Theroux to comment on two huge political happenings — Brexit and the 2016 election — in the world?
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LIVECHAT – EQUITIES WATCH Reuters equities correspondents in London and New York run us through the happenings on bourses in Europe and the U.S. at 6:13 pm IST.
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The artist Allan Kaprow was organizing Happenings, a loose term for absurd performances that could range from women licking jam off a car to riffs on vaudeville theater.
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Spielberg previewed his "Amazing Stories" series and the latter three previewed "The Morning Show," a series based on the behind the scenes happenings of a, well, morning show.
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Her performances and Happenings were often recorded, most notably in the variously tedious, psychedelic and erotic "Kusama's Self Obliteration," by the experimental filmmaker and installation artist Jud Yalkut.
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Wide swaths of the population see the unseen hand of the security services behind major political events and all kinds of everyday happenings, such as random traffic stops.
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Stick with CinemaBlend for more on the world of Star Wars in the meantime, and to stay up to date on the latest happenings in movies and television.
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"This is a contribution to the broadening of our knowledge of the exotic happenings in other solar systems that we wouldn't have known 20 or 30 years ago."
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The $25,000 cost to develop Harlem Happenings has been largely recouped from savings on print advertising, Ms. Askins said, because the district now directs everyone to the app.
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But obviously as an economy opens up and becomes more of a free economy, there are going to be different steps to that and probably some unforeseen happenings.
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In London, the designers Michael English and Nigel Waymouth formed a collective called Hapshash and the Coloured Coat, and made posters to advertise underground "happenings," clubs, and parties.
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The programming that surrounds Shechet's exhibition also enlivens the space with possibilities, recalling the spontaneous Happenings of performance artists, which peppered the city in the 18s and '70s.
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CEOs also started to seem less afraid — and at times appeared to feel as if they were obligated — to make public statements about political happenings and social issues.
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As much as I want to know the happenings of celebrities I admire, it's their dogs, cats, and other furry pals that keep me coming back to the app.
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In 2015, Nest's security cameras went offline for hours, forcing users to speculate on the happenings in front of their cameras' lenses until access to cloud recordings were restored.
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"They are specifically targeting T-Bills to try to help the messaging, which is difficult because of the simultaneous happenings of the slowdown and the Fed cuts," said Axel.
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You'll see a calendar of your day's Events, a Trending Events feed, guides to music, nightlife, art, and other happenings, and options to see everything going on certain days.
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That in turn could convince businesses to invest more in their Facebook Pages, turn all their offline happenings into Facebook Events, and seek more social content from their customers.
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The year was pretty ridonkulous across the board, but Fox News had itself a doozy of a 2018, with a string of controversies, slip-ups, feuds, and strange happenings.
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It is especially important for me not only as an Indigenous person, but as an artist as well, to reflect current events and happenings that are going on now.
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The camera remained centered on her face as it reacted subtly and steadily, as if she were recounting the day's happenings to herself or coming upon a fresh memory.
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And, like most "supposed happenings," the rumor had some merit — following the presentation of his spring/summer 2017 collection, Wang sent models down the runway clad in #adidasoriginalsxaw duds.
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Welcome, dear reader, to the first edition of Replay, where we look the happenings in the gaming industry and play catch-up at the end of another busy week.
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We're back to basics this week with Kate Clark at the helm, Alex Wilhelm in the sidecar and a stack of venture capital news and happenings to get through.
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Somehow, the dangerous happenings that have been taking place at this location managed to necessitate 46 calls to 911 in 2015 alone, and 43 calls so far in 2016.
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Ordinarily heavily involved in nearly all West Wing happenings, Kushner has become largely consumed by the foreign trip and not as involved with day-to-day White House matters.
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While today Kusama's work is popularly associated with Instagram thirst, she was known for pissing off the public with racy public performances and happenings in mid century New York.
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On Twitter, we've gotten to witness the world's happenings from a personal perspective, like when Sohaib Athar inadvertently live-tweeted the raid on Osama Bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad.
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Stephen Bannon, Trump's former chief strategist, said before Manafort's plea that Republicans must seek to keep faith with their electoral agenda, and not be distracted with the Mueller happenings.
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And celebrity stan accounts are racing to figure out how they can keep other superfans updated on the latest social-media happenings of their favorite singers, actors, and influencers.
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"They are truly at the forefront of contemporary art and contemporary art happenings in Addis," said Zoma Wallace, a curator with the District of Columbia Arts Center in Washington.
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There's also a daily questionnaire that just asks for my general mood, through which I can give an update on any major happenings on a day-to-day basis.
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Related: Matthew Barney's Early Work Is a Metaphysical Gut-Check Experience Now: A Conversation with Doug Aitken Doug Aitken's 30 Days of Art Happenings Takes Over London's Barbican Centre
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The moves come amid high tensions and staff turnover in the Trump administration thanks to the ongoing Russia probe and a new tell-all book about West Wing happenings.
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You can count on us to continue calling out the can't-miss spots, recommending great places to eat and drink and rounding up the week's best events and happenings.
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Now I have a long hallway of a studio characterized by a slightly askew brick wall that swallows nails and one window into the happenings of another artist's space.
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In other words, by implementing a state machine (a computer) in a living cell, it's possible to use that state machine to surveil otherwise impossible-to-observe cellular happenings.
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She knew that a number of venues did not allow small children into performances, and she was concerned that becoming a mother could stifle her attendance at artistic happenings.
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The Messenger is more than just a chronicle of weekly happenings — government meetings, births and deaths, the police blotter, the weather — but also a repository of the county's history.
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For a show that is led heavily by the young cast, "Riverdale" has used the dramatic happenings of the town to integrate a number of adult characters, including Perry's.
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"Independently of the instability anyone might feel, of the political happenings in the world, the letter of the year gives the Cuban people, and the world, hope," he said.
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In the later stages, especially, he shepherds us through crazy happenings as though, without the calming guidance of his voice-over, the various bits of story would fly apart.
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One of these moves is a new "Today" section on Apple's website that will serve as a central hub for daily happenings in the company's nearly 500 stores worldwide.
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"We know that these attacks we have endured are not unrelated to happenings in Syria and Iraq, or even our economical fluctuations," Mr. Erdogan said, according to The A.P.
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In public, he was a man of few words, saving it all for the spectacle he would unleash in his art, photography, films, books, magazines, record covers, and happenings.
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Jack Quaid, the only child from Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan's 10-year-marriage, says his parents are still on good terms when it comes to his personal happenings.
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Season two is rife with more of what fans loved in season one: more cheeky and charming preteens, more frantic Winona Ryder, more strange supernatural happenings, and more '22s references.
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Late last night, while many of us were still teeming with delighted confusion over Winona Ryder's facial expressions and other such SAG Awards happenings, Milo Ventimiglia responded to a tweet.
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Save three weeks of vacation and three, three-day weekends, Souza was there to capture everything — from tense moments in the Situation Room to hilarious happenings on the basketball court.
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If I'm seeing an AR news feed in my peripheral vision I want pertinent news blips – stock prices, local happenings, international incidents – and not so much info on the Kardashians.
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There are strange happenings in the forest, and the deeper the men go, the more horrors they encounter: eviscerated animals hanging from trees, wounds on their bodies they can't explain.
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But at long last, scientists have been able to study images and video of one these elusive happenings—called blue jets—and the results are as spellbinding as lightning itself.
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An amateur reporter, Hilde, 9, serves as the editor and publisher of the Orange Street News, a print and digital newspaper dedicated to happenings in her hometown of Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania.
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Image: Getty / Facebook / Adam Clark EstesThere's a lot of weird stuff happening on Facebook, and our readers often send us tips and screenshots of strange happenings from their News Feeds.
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By Koreaboo Following the Valentine's Day happenings, men are to return the gifting favour on March 14th, as White Day is their time to sweep the ladies off their feet.
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But the influx of spam on Silk Road 2.0, or other "tedious" happenings, meant that DPR2.03 sometimes snapped at his family when they simply asked how his day had been.
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" He cites Will Oldham and Raymond Carver as writers who can bring out the beauty in everyday happenings and write vividly about domestic life: "There's something so fascinating about it.
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This week on Vergecast, Nilay and Dieter bring in news editor Jake Kastrenakes to discuss happenings at the Apple event this week as well as Vizio's new products and initiatives.
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After all, it's not the sort of place where everyone knows your name, so it's not uncommon for humorous misspellings (and a few eye-roll inducing happenings) to pop up.
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Both sides — the player side and the PEA side — cite communication issues as part of the problem, including failure to agree on meetings and phone calls to discuss PEA happenings.
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But the approach paid off, because it allowed him the flexibility to be at the center of the most vibrant cultural happenings, which he celebrated and highlighted throughout his career.
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From what it was like to see their team win the Superbowl to the insane happenings they've witnessed (or helped create) over the years, there is no shortage of stories.
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Related: Experience Now: A Conversation With Doug Aitken Arts and Arcology Pave The Way For Desert Experiment Arcosanti Doug Aitken's 30 Days of Art Happenings Take Over London's Barbican Centre
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Their spectrum of experiences is vast, and each woman was tasked with photographing not just stereotypically feminine subject matter, but any number of happenings that might've fit LIFE's broad purview.
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The supermodel — who married Houston Astros ace Justin Verlander in 2017 — railed against the "dumb misogynist comments" she regularly endures after publicly commenting on happenings in the world of sports.
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On the town's Facebook community page, Hugo Happenings, people joked about Hugo's new "healing waters," and said that its ice cubes could be the tiny town's answer to marijuana brownies.
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But here's the thing: Most people won't open up to you about the big things in their lives if you don't express interest in their little day-to-day happenings.
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Successful candidates will be self-starters, with the ability to effectively juggle multiple clients and track the happenings and legislation of all clients and industries to which they are assigned.
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Washington (CNN)Melania Trump's communications director on Friday unleashed -- for the second time -- a fiery missive dismissing the juicy tell-all that paints a chaotic picture of White House happenings.
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The town of Salem, Massachusetts is infamous for spooky happenings, so when the mayor shares a creepy photo of a face hidden in a lamppost, people are going to take note.
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Rogers merely observes the happenings from a bar stool in the video – "I'm accounted for," the married singer explains – but says there was no question Benson would come out the winner.
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Whether he fills his episodes with random ramblings on life's omnipresent quandaries or keeps his listeners updated on the happenings of Stars Hollow, Kirk could have a hit on his hands.
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Directed by Julius Onah, the film was originally produced under the title God Particle, and focuses on a group of astronauts that deal with some strange and mysterious happenings in space.
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But when Sarah Koenig, host of the 12-part NPR podcast, followed the happenings of the killing, combed through testimony and re-interviewed witnesses, new questions were raised about Adnan's case.
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Via WikimediaAlso priests, Babylonian astronomers believed that all Earthly happenings—the weather, the price of grain, the level of the rivers—were connected to the motion of the planets and stars.
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A standout figure in the milieu of Allen Kaprow's Happenings and a seminal figure in Fluxus, Higgins directed these movements' oppositional energy and playful anarchy toward the unlikely medium of print.
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Luckily for you all, I tried my best to soak in many of the event's most intriguing acts, as well as some of the unique happenings provided by Dekmantel's devoted clientele.
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Free: iOS Sometimes reading the news just isn't possible, whether you're driving to work or just want to know the latest happenings while your hands (and eyes) are busy flipping pancakes.
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Starting with the transfixing Glynn Washington's personal experiences from beyond the veil, each episode opens up to a variety of expertly told and produced tales of inexplicable happenings from real people.
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Direct pinging resulted in error messages which indicated it only communicated with a few private addresses And traffic peaked at moments of "political happenings" like the conventions and the DNC leak.
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Our sources say the game always tries to maintain a similar story line to the happenings in Kim's real life -- so the diamond ring on virtual Kim just didn't make sense.
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We see images from this movie, too, and while it cannot exactly be compared to the Alfred Hitchcock classic, it still provided a brief diversion from the interminably indulgent happenings onstage.
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Though best known for his early electronic sculptures, he will be the subject of a show at both sites that focuses more on his New York performance-happenings of the 1970s.
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According to many people, it was the first of the so-called "happenings," and in the sixties and seventies it was constantly imitated—actually, not so much imitated as just continued.
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News organizations around the country have been lifting their paywalls in an effort to keep as much of the public as possible informed about the latest happenings with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Flickering video projected behind and above the musicians were a 21st-century flashback to the far more low-tech environments of Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable happenings, where the 1966 Velvets played.
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Dive into an underworld of the planet's most surprising, fun, perplexing, kitsch and downright bizarre sights, and explore human stories and mysterious happenings that you won't find inside a regular guidebook.
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We'll be all up on your social media platform of choice too—follow us on Snapchat (noiseymusic), Twitter, and Facebook to keep up with the festival's on- and off-stage happenings.
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And the Play, an Osaka group, took its happenings out of the city and into the mountains and rivers of Kansai, where they sought a new kind of collective art-making.
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Histories and Happenings A lost photo shoot illuminates the roots of Lynn Davis, who is, along with Peter Hujar and Robert Mapplethorpe, one of the masters of black-and-white portraiture.
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"No man will survive who genuinely opposes you or any other crowd and prevents the occurrence of many unjust and illegal happenings in the city," he told his prosecutors and jury.
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Noted Vicki Noble, who with Karen Vogel created the Motherpeace Tarot Deck in the late 883s, hasn't really kept up with the latest happenings in the community of divinatory playing cards.
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The show was modeled on old-school anti-theatrical art performance and happenings (a script of actions to be carried out without rehearsal), with Dimchev singing and playing the keyboard throughout.
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After The Cut explained to the fitness junkie that Super Tuesday refers to primary elections and not a sale, Khloé talked about why she generally prefers to keep mum about political happenings.
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I must be intentional about taking time to process with them about their daily lives – happenings at school and interactions with others – so they can begin to see opportunities to be brave.
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The front will continue to honor Abraham Lincoln, while the back is being revised to commemorate major historical happenings at the Lincoln Memorial — in effect, landmark moments in the Civil Rights Movement.
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An interactive story about a farmer and his dog sidekick Jessie, the app helps kids up to eight years of age find out about the day-to-day happenings of agricultural life.
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Both accounts were active during the election cycle—Guccifer 2.0 was also suspended once in 2016—and spread a range of documents that showed some of the backroom happenings at the DNC.
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The marathon Facebook Live ever is being touted as the longest livestream the platform has ever hosted, will give a rare window into the real time happenings of rehearsals around the world.
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The streaming site released the posters in a series of tweets in early August, and each one is a brilliant opportunity for us to speculate about the happenings of the second season.
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It's been a busy past year or so for Delivery Hero, and when you look back on its recent happenings and developments, all signs point to preparations for this initial public offering.
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The individual happenings aren't as significant as the sense that Lisa is being punished for the very qualities that make her a stellar friend and manager: her capability, her cheerfulness, her responsibility.
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Google has provided the tools for organizers to mark up their event listings, so you should see big happenings, but also smaller meetups happening in your neighborhood, like a local dancing class.
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It's another week of This Particular Week In Baseball, the baseball column that gets you up to speed on baseball happenings so you can more effectively neglect other aspects of your life.
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I see so many travelers tuning out the natural wonders or cultural happenings playing out right in front of them in favor of playing with their phones or scrolling through Facebook feeds.
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The images that appear on social media – happy people eating, cultural happenings, and smiling dogs – can actually predict the likelihood that a neighborhood is "healthy" as well as its level of gentrification.
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That's the next phase of social calendar app IRL that's launching today on iOS to help you make and discuss plans with friends or discover nearby happenings to fill out your schedule.
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After all, the genre itself is a reflection of the chaos of the "crack era"; groups like NWA were merely relaying the daily happenings of their neighborhoods in South Central Los Angeles.
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This week, the Mexico City art mega-fair Zona Maco makes its presence felt, expecting to inundate the city with global galleries, curators, and more art happenings than one has time for.
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The puritan Christian happenings that suffocated a lot of different cultures—like hundreds of years ago—are just starting to let up, and so we're just starting to get our voices back.
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From afar, a crowded craps table obscures the happenings on its sunken field of play in a way that lends it a certain dark mystique — it almost looks like a cockfighting ring.
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Mr. Harris imagines that Mr. Reddy's Wednesday-night jazz series — which will be in the barroom, rather than the back — might open the door to more spontaneous musical happenings throughout the week.
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Last year, the museum began its Summer Happenings event series as a way to connect its offerings of mainly blue-chip visual artists to a broader spectrum of emerging musicians and performers.
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With the whole country and indeed the whole world looking aghast at Las Vegas, where 58 people were killed and some 500 wounded, what do we want to know about these happenings?
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As early as 1962, Ms. Kusama was also staging solo performances in her mirrored studio and was soon organizing orgiastic Happenings that involved other people, usually naked and painted with polka dots.
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In 1959, he presented the first Happening with the title 18 Happenings in 19783 Parts, a series of short performances in an environment where the breaks were as long as the performances.
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In the past, the kind of books that came out shortly after real-world happenings might have had as their subjects, say, events like the Jonestown massacre, to satiate immediate reader need.
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This week, though, there's been so much going on that I can't even narrow it down past a trio of big happenings—so let's dive into all three of them, shall we?
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Artist Allan Kaprow, who helped establish interactive art that inspired new media art, came across copies of the Gutai journal, and these in part inspired his "happenings" of late 1950s and 1960s.
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Deerpark's headteacher, Aaron Wolfe, told Unilad that teachers and students have reported other strange happenings over the years, including a strange chill outside of the religion room and unexplained noises from the bathroom.
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Of course, many will still focus on gaming in these more personal videos – perhaps live streaming from a trip to a gaming convention, or sharing their opinions on game industry news and happenings.
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Despite social media, and the increased access we think we have to the clubs we support, many fans still peer over the gates to try to catch a glimpse of the happenings inside.
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Confronting the fear and discord wrought by politicians with a sense of humor sums up the practice of Hermann Mejia, whose caricature paintings were inspired by the current happenings in his native Venezuela.
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With hundreds of aspiring gossip-hounds combing the platform for drama — down to the happenings of tiny subcommunities — it might not make sense for a single publisher to invest time in a competition.
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But since 1982, when the city introduced Haunted Happenings, a day-long Halloween festival for local families, the event has expanded into a celebration that lasts for a month and attracts 500,000 tourists.
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For instance, Sony used a copy of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland alongside a physical deck of playing cards and a teacup to bring to life the happenings described in the text.
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Photo: APFor decades, tin foil fashionistas have attributed a number of sinister happenings to the atmospheric research program known as HAARP, including hurricanes, earthquakes and even the destruction of the Space Shuttle Columbia.
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"Reporters from outside come for the bad news, but the good news just flows away," said Siccos, editor of CDD Acontece (City of God Happenings), a volunteer-run media portal covering the community.
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They only lasted 28 days before moving out of the house, citing paranormal happenings like strange odors, green slime oozing out of the walls and keyholes, and cold spots appearing throughout the house.
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"Pop, Rock and Doo Wopp Live!" with Charlie Thomas's Drifters, Gary U.S. Bonds, Bob Miranda and the Happenings, Vito Picone and the Elegants, Emil Stucchio and the Classics, Barbara Harris and the Toys.
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Editor's note: Starting as a trial, the Extra Crunch Daily newsletter is going to be delivered Tuesday-Saturday, in order to faithfully analyze the happenings in the startup and financial world Monday-Friday.
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By hosting events such as exhibitions (which we take turns curating), screenings, and happenings, our local audience is able to engage with emerging and underserved artists who are voicing resistance and deserve notoriety.
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"The concentration of food, music and art makes it Brooklyn with mountains," said Jane Larkworthy, the executive beauty director of W magazine, who chronicles food happenings on her blog, the Fraudulent Chef (thefraudulentchef.com).
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The urban hub for all things style has been the site of Fashion Week happenings since late last week, and attendees are turning up in their most show-stopping attire for the occasion.
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New York (CNN Business)It's an often-lamented fact in the space community: Since NASA retired its Space Shuttle program nine years ago, the public lost some of its interest in extraterrestrial happenings.
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It is in this kind of forest that Paul Meisel's "My Awesome Summer by P. Mantis" picks up, with illustrations that lead a reader into the large happenings of the smallest of worlds.
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Social media has made corporations a constant presence in their customers' online lives, and, as such, they're now expected to regularly comment on the newsworthy happenings of the day with their own singular voice.
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The author of the dystopian classic has pulled many of the narrative's horrific happenings from history, and on Tuesday, Atwood acknowledged how believable Trump's cruel border policy would be within the Republic of Gilead.
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It's CES time again, which means that the week's news will be dominated by a dizzying maelstrom of press conferences, product reveals, and other announcements timed to coincide with the happenings in Las Vegas.
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In the future, when we look back at the most important fashion happenings of the year 2017, we will no doubt talk about feminism and political statements, we will talk about intersectionality, about diversity.
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That means the company has captured 1 million maneuvers' worth of data on weird parking lot happenings, and can use it to make its cars drive themselves around parking lots with more, well, confidence.
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Judging from the trailer, The Cloverfield Paradox will help tie the previous two films together, providing some sort of origin story for the mysterious happenings that occur in both Cloverfield and 10 Cloverfield Lane.
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Florida men are seemingly involved in so many strange happenings involving pythons, alligators and restaurant break-ins that when a parody "Florida Man" Twitter account surfaced back in 2013, it became an immediate sensation.
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And as we installed an exhibition, we talked about his own artistic practice, and about happenings and Fluxus and the ideas of John Cage, whose New School class on experimental composition he had attended.
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The frequency and relevance of these happenings on a global scale inspired Ms Yates to develop a free three-week online course, offered through the University of Glasgow, titled Antiquities Trafficking and Art Crime.
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However, you already know about such things, and this is the place where you come to learn about happenings that you possibly missed online in the apparently never-ending rush towards soul-crushing oblivion.
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Along with invitations to events and listings of nearby happenings, users will now see business recommendations from friends, searchable maps, and a list of any Facebook connections who happen to be in the area.
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It also hopes to make money through a new calendar service that asks subscribers to pay $2.99 a month to be kept abreast of happenings from social events to new feature releases on Netflix.
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Its dire happenings feel bleak rather than punctuated with joy; its warnings feel merely sad rather than wryly funny; and its routine infusions of comedy and warmth can't quite thaw its cold, dark heart.
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"Just with the recent happenings, especially in Tulsa, my heart was just too heavy to be standing," Bass said, referring to the fatal police shooting of Terence Crutcher, an unarmed black man, in Oklahoma.
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A preview show took place in a three-story townhouse that once was home to the Reuben Gallery, where Happenings happened many decades ago and a weaver was at work on a rattling loom.
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Pious worshippers of the coveted Berlin techno mecca have offered bribes to get inside, designed simulators that mimic its infamous door policy, and posted grainy videos of its inner happenings (also known as berghrotica).
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Tasked with condensing popular cultural and global happenings into something easily consumable, it's no wonder that mass media has provided artists with a rich source of raw material throughout the course of art history.
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But, even with Grey's recent renaissance, it's hard not to let these name drops remind fans of what now seems like a simpler, more exciting time to be watching the happenings of the hospital.
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And Doug Funnie, the show's main character, was a mild-mannered 11-year-old navigating through this world in a fictional town called Bluffington and documented each day's happenings in his journal before bed.
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The film meanders between Atkins's frequently far-fetched sleuthing and sinister happenings around the factory and its town, while the company owner, a cross between an evil Willy Wonka and Lord Summerisle, oversees all.
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While a few cities provide a spooky vibe year-round, annual festivals, theme park pop-up events and other haunted happenings elsewhere have helped make the holiday a travel mini-season all its own.
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The resulting program of 20 films, Turn It On: China on Film, 2000–2017, launched earlier this month and continuing through January, is one of this Thanksgiving week's busiest cultural happenings, with four screenings.
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However, the various happenings seemed so loosely tied together by the program's very ambiguous theme — the letter/symbol "o" and the writings of the French feminist writer Monique Wittig — that meaning became especially murky.
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Vin Diesel led the tributes on Thursday with a lengthy Instagram post in which he caught the late actor up on all the latest happenings in the hit franchise he was the heart of.
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Sometimes they narrate in caption boxes, at other times their narration is delivered via word balloons, and every now and then, the namesake of the chapter does not comment on its happenings at all.
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In fact, Brown Johnson, EVP and Creative Director of Sesame Workshop, says that these "video field trips" will resemble the early days of Sesame Street, when viewers got a glimpse into happenings around the world.
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The first lady has spent the last week dancing with orphans, feeding elephants, and generally being too far away from the White House (which she totally loves!) to comment on the happenings in the Senate.
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Jack Stewart, meanwhile, checked out other happenings in the electric truck/saving-the-world sector and discovered all sorts of companies arguing that electric motors are better for shipping than the old school diesel kind.
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Locals could pick up the publications for free each week, often in busy commuter areas in the city, and check out the latest hyperlocal, culturally-significant happenings in their communities—along with pages of ads.
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Thanks to inconceivably large, violent, and distant celestial happenings, the atoms that make up everything from the stars in the sky to the human beings on Earth are shaking a tiny bit, all the time.
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Look, it's easy to make light of Meredith's streak of terrible happenings, but after you watch that trailer above, you're a garbage person if you feel anything but really really bad for the fictional character.
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" Trump went even further, telling Putin it was "an honor" to be with him and that "we look forward to a lot of very positive happenings for Russia and the United States and everyone concerned.
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While there is plenty of content here that is centered on Britain, there is also good coverage of international happenings before the Olympics start, and there will be more content when the Games get underway.
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Richardson's Oscar-nominated work on that film captures the snowy terrain of Wyoming, as the story, set after the Civil War, explores the complicated happenings at one stagecoach stopover in the middle of a blizzard.
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It's conceivable, in fact, that armed with such information, scooter companies may ultimately have no choice but to sweep their products off city streets in advance of certain happenings, that with knowledge comes greater liability.
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Just a couple of hours before a crew of beauty editors sat down to discuss the new beauty happenings at Neutrogena, Kerry Washington, the brand's ambassador and creative consultant, surprise-FaceTimed seven unsuspecting beauty fans.
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We had also ignored the two newsletters placed outside our door each day — "Reflections" detailed the ship's movies, classes, guest speakers, nightly shows and other happenings for adults; "Surf Runner" had the lineup for children.
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The pieces my friends post provide me with my daily dose of news on social issues and political happenings, along with posts by the pages and publications I "like," such as NPR or Huffington Post.
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This year's Summer Happenings program kicks off this Saturday with Warhol Icon, an evening of performances based around the iconic Pop artist and his muse, the actress, model, Velvet Underground chanteuse, and solo artist Nico.
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With Treadstone, it seems Universal is ready to try again, this time on TV. Tim Kring (Heroes) created the series, and it'll apparently go into the origins and present happenings of the clandestine government program.
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The idea that the happenings of our lives would be constrained to our immediate families, friends and real-life communities is akin to social death in a world measured by followers, views, likes and shares.
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The "happenings" movement in the nineteen-sixties—young painters and sculptors doing nonverbal theatre—was explained as a response to Pollock, de Kooning, and other gestural Abstract Expressionists: it was the gesture without the painting.
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"Her work wasn't so different from early Dada performances, or Russian spectacle, or Happenings," said Bob George, who released "O Superman" on his One Ten Records, and ran the projectors at Ms. Anderson's early performances.
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Costume companies are jumping on the public's seemingly endless appetite for the latest political happenings by creating a slew of outfits that offer a spooky — or sometimes "sexy" — take on what's going on in Washington.
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As LIVYATANIM perform, they appear to be floating in space on a small rock ("We chose the moon as our venue," notes Meshulam) while celestial happenings, reacting to the music's rhythm, take place around them.
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We also covered happenings elsewhere, like how New Yorkers are reacting to the news they will play host to Amazon's HQ2, the death of comics legend Stan Lee, and how toy guns can stop invasive snakes.
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As Collins begins to spy on Duffy, he also comes to meet the wealthy Nan Noble (Emily Mortimer) who introduces him to the happenings of the upper class — which leads to a heist of epic proportions.
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All these negative happenings aren't the reason for the lack of music, though—that, he says, can be attributed to his $2 million lawsuit with his former label, T.I.G. Records, which was finally settled last summer.
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Michael was convicted of murdering Kathleen in 2003 despite his claim of innocence and the documentary series chronically the whole ordeal followed soon after in 2004 — and lots of legal happenings have taken place since then.
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I became The Happenings' manager after we got rid of a manager who was a mess, and I realized that there was a far more retentive quality in being a manager than in being a Happening.
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"The most interesting times were when artists from different disciplines came together and thought through different ideas," she says, referring to the Russian Constructivists, the Dadaists, Futurists, Bauhaus and the New York "happenings" of the 1960s.
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As with many video games, movies and fiction in general, the incidents that affect the investigation team in Persona 4, aka the protagonist and his closest colleagues, represent extreme versions of happenings we'll all stumble through.
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Thankfully, most of these spill out late after the story has jumped around in time, toggling between the present and flashbacks to Caleb and Camille's happenings (Jason Butler Harner and Kathryn Hahn play the younger versions).
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The Facebook Events app helps you browse nearby happenings, see the dates of your upcoming Facebook Events as well as imported calendars and aggregates wall posts and alerts from Events to declutter your main app's notifications.
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And while there's nothing necessarily wrong with flower crowns and all crochet, all the time, if you're heading to Coachella, Bonnaroo, or any of the other major music happenings this spring, why wear exactly what's expected?
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Related: Body Paintings and Activist Art In the Arizona Desert I Spent Three Days in the Desert at an Experimental Music and Arts Festival Doug Aitken's 30 Days of Art Happenings Takes Over London's Barbican Centre
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Nor does he probe into failed marriages or darker happenings, like when Hugo, the family's long-serving butler, repaired to the pantry one evening in 1952, removed the house pistol from its drawer and killed himself.
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The day waned and twilight darkened the coach interior and they talked on of people born and dead, accidents, departures from the scene, violent weather, amusing happenings, the faults of the men who worked for Breeley.
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In this third person adventure game, you're playing as Jesse Faden, a woman trying to find her missing brother in the secretive Federal Bureau of Control, which studies—and covers up—supernatural happenings across the country.
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Those happenings include social unrest, whispered conversations about land grabs, fires mysteriously appearing on a wealthy hacienda at Christmas, and the 1971 Corpus Christi massacre, when a shock group trained by the government attacked student demonstrators.
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While this type of surveillance isn't necessarily as invasive as watching or listening to guests nonconsensually, it marks yet another way in which hosts can covertly keep tabs on the happenings of people staying at their properties.
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He said if the U.S. is going to offer North Korea the security guarantees it seeks in return for denuclearization, it "also means you&aposre not going to interfere in domestic happenings, domestic politics" — like human rights.
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From Buster Keaton to Arnold Schwarzenegger to Demons (where the monsters in the movie-in-the-movie mirror the monsters in the movie) and many others, supernatural busts-outs and break-ins are not uncommon cinematic happenings.
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One showed you the currently alive players, another kept track of points and standings, and one was a narrow, ticker-style screen that displayed a steady stream of in-game happenings that weren't caught by the cameras.
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Daily, weekly or monthly, news podcasts give you the opportunity to hear comments from experts, journalists and thoroughly-educated people on the latest in world happenings and politics after the news has had time to set in.
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In a series of articles written in the late 90s for the weekly Las Vegas Mercury, Knapp tagged along with the investigators as they tried to get to the bottom of the strange happenings at Skinwalker Ranch.
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When your weekly schedule resembles less of a regimented schedule and more of a free-flowing string of events, meetings, and life happenings, it's unlikely that you're able to commit to a single gym or gym chain.
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Thus, the window that Patriot Act opens into contemporary happenings feels singular, and both because of and as a result of that, it has the potential to succeed in a way that Netflix's other talk shows haven't.
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"We'd lived under the same roof for six years, yet I knew next to nothing about this woman," explains the narrator of "Killing Commendatore," Haruki Murakami's overlong and somewhat undercooked tale of supernatural happenings in rural Japan.
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Verizon Wireless launched its Droid Razr at 11:11 on 11/11/11 and there was even a movie "11-193-11," about an American author plagued by strange happenings and constant sightings of the number 11.
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The new show will, like the original, be centered on the story of a young woman named Penny Proud and the never-dull happenings of her family -- parents Oscar and Trudy, twin siblings and grandma Suga Mama.
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Reuben Gallery acted a bit like a co-op — it had a steady schedule of shows — but its thinking was loose enough to accommodate Mr. Kaprow's audience-participation happenings, and the street-junk pageants of Red Grooms.
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She has edited, written, and published several books, including Happenings and Performances of Marta Minujín, Borges and Xul Solar: The Art of Friendship, Borges: Fictions of an Infinite Time, and Democracy Under Construction: Patterns from Four Continents.
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More open to experimentation (and women) than dealer-run galleries, the "10th Street Scene" accommodated the formation of installation art and happenings, early glimmers of Pop Art and Minimalism, as well as the persistence of painterly figuration.
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Spanning only a few years in the mid-80s, the Desolation Center happenings were punk concerts that took place in unorthodox locations, such as the Mojave Desert northeast of Los Angeles, or aboard a chartered whale-watching ship.
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After examining how different esports progressed over the past year and looking at some of the recent rumblings and happenings in competitive gaming, Mashable compiled a list of things to expect in the world of esports in 2017.
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Whereas Firewatch teases you with the possibility of supernatural happenings, Oxenfree makes them a clear and present danger very early on, as a group of teenagers explore the haunted present and harrowing past of a former military island.
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Even for fashion folk, the world of politics dominated the industry, leaving the braver designers the task of using their platform to comment on the country's current happenings, and the rest to provide an escape for us all.
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Though the film takes liberties with time and the extent to which the Warren's were involved with the case, they publicly stated that they were convinced that the supernatural were responsible for the strange happenings inside the house.
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And as the fair morphs into two dozen satellite fairs and a weeklong full calendar of art and fashion happenings, it's also a venue to show how the art by a new generation of artists is being made.
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The seemingly small, insignificant gesture of returning a mislaid jigsaw piece ultimately results in a sub-plot about a missing mother—who, wouldn't you know it, is mixed up in wider happenings in the hotel's rather shady history.
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In the midst of New York Fashion Week, while we were keeping up with the latest fashion happenings on Instagram, we scrolled past a photo of Ashley Olsen as a brunette — and then we did a double take.
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And then there are the separate-but-related happenings, such as Brioni's men's wear show, the first from its new creative director, Justin O'Shea (who also threw in some women's wear: chinchilla capes, pearl button pantsuits and all).
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"As the story progressed, I became engrossed, because Miss Thomas writes with admirable simplicity and finds a marvelous fairy-tale quality in everyday happenings," the playwright Alice Childress wrote in The New York Times Book Review in 1982.
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When my sister and I arrived at Skinwalker Ranch (now owned not by the institute or Bigelow but by the mysterious Adamantium Real Estate (whoever that nerd is), we were numb to the claims of its strange happenings.
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Within 10 years, similar gatherings would be commonplace, thanks to New York's loft-jazz scene, where experimental musicians hosted concerts and happenings in an attempt to seize the economic gears — and to craft welcoming stages for uncompromising improvisation.
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Shortly after, Mr. Grooms moved downtown, becoming a pioneer of experimental performances called happenings in the late '270s, staging Dada-esque productions, including one called "Burning Building," which featured performers — and Mr. Grooms himself — in white clown makeup.
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His happenings were often staged as part of the avant-garde Festival de la Libre Expression (Festival of Free Expression), which Lebel founded, where he featured the performance work of 21968s artists such as Ben and Robert Filliou.
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Bernstorff goes on to explain that the event resonates with happenings such as the 1968 Tlatelolco Massacre, where peaceful protests in Mexico City led to violent government action and a death toll, which to this day, remains undetermined.
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Normal "Big Brother" rules stipulate that participants are only informed of happenings in the outside world in the event of a family death or illness -- otherwise they are cut off from the world, without phone or internet access.
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They said that it was a journalist's "moral duty" to "cover the activities and happenings (good and bad) in his jurisdiction" and that Mr. Yousuf had neglected to photograph government programs like skill-building workshops or blood drives.
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If the high-octane battles, dragon scenes and other magical happenings give "Game of Thrones" its dazzle, it's the recognizable human impulses, frailties and behaviors in characters we've come to know well that give it its emotional power.
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Below, more on Balenciaga and Louis Vuitton x Supreme, along with a review of other happenings from the past three days in the French capital, from our men on the scene: Matthew Schneier, Guy Trebay and Stuart Emmrich.
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That year he organized the Destruction in Art Symposium (DIAS) in London, which attracted Viennese Actionists and members of the Fluxus movement, including Yoko Ono, and planted the seed for kinetic art, happenings and performance art in Britain.
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When: Saturday, October 8–Sunday, October 9 Where: Knockdown Center (52–19 Flushing Avenue, Maspeth, Queens) Remember when Jerry Saltz discovered the Knockdown Center this year and gasped at the possibilities the massive space presents for art happenings?
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There are nefarious happenings aplenty, involving a violent sports agent, a woman who runs a brothel and AfricTown (the black shantytown), a prime minister who is evil incarnate, and a schoolboy who films everything by hiding in various closets.
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In a recent interview, Mr. Oliver discussed why his show will ignore the day-to-day happenings of the election, how he doesn't watch other late-night programs and why no one can force him to cover Mr. Trump.
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A public relations consultant who represents Shelby County Elections Commission, Suzanne Thompson Cozza, said that the commission is "aware of the allegations about the happenings at DEF CON, and we are currently looking into it," but declined to elaborate.
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So when the HBO comedy attempts to tackle some of the tech industry's most outlandish and perplexing happenings, the joke either lands as spot-on satire or falls flat in the face of how ludicrous the real thing is.
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When the primary process for determining the Leader of the Free World has more in common with Andy Dick's pleather-coated fever dream than any sort of esteemed democratic coterie, you get pretty used to spectacularly mind-boggling happenings.
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You can also look into community sponsorship opportunities through Refugee Council USA, which allow you to work with local resettlement agencies to do things like greet newly arrived refugee families at the airport and introduce them to community happenings.
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Suffice to say, it's been a while, so it's totally understandable if you've forgotten what's happenings in Westeros — especially since, at any given time on Game of Thrones, there are multiple subplots, double-crosses, and fake-outs spinning around.
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The strength of this conviction was measured according to two qualities: the level that the individual attributed happenings in the world to a deity, and the level that religious morals affected its decisions about how to act in society.
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We already know that talking to your parents about Stranger Things is a great way to break the ice and ease any tension...but did you know the bizarre happenings in Hawkins can be just as appealing to kids?
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Other major happenings included the earthquake in Mexico, Hurricane Harvey, which devastated Houston with flooding, and the benefit concert "One Love Manchester," which raised money for those who were affected by the terrorist attack at an Ariana Grande concert.
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I am personally inspired by surrealism, the late '60s films of Jean-Luc Godard, the Happenings scene in New York in the late '50s/early '60s, City Lights radical bookshop in San Francisco, outsider art monuments like Salvation Mountain.
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The small show joins a horde of Shakespearean happenings around the world this year — marking 400 year since his death — from the display of his only surviving handwritten manuscript, to a digital recreation of the 18th-century Shakespeare Gallery.
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According to the news service, one protestor read aloud a letter by Atwood herself, who is reportedly a supporter of the Argentine feminist movement — and the author has said that the happenings of her novel are taken from history.
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Though the short rarely includes visuals outside of the home, the lived-in perspective shots of the apartment box in the viewing experience, focusing the audience eye on all the happenings of an interior life in New York City.
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The outfit selections at the MTV Movie Awards Sunday evening may not have been the most exciting, most original of red carpet happenings, but there was one celebrity look that had the Twittersphere buzzing: And that was Zac Efron's.
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The 90s television phenomenon that is Seinfeld came to be known as one of the greatest series ever thanks to its creators' ability to capture oddball cultural happenings—often food- or beverage-related—and turn them into plot devices.
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The Kim West mural is on view through September 9, vulnerable as it is to the machinations of weather and wildlife, as the site will host a handful of other outdoor installations and happenings in June, July, and August.
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This is the newest iteration of "Narcissus Garden," by Yayoi Kusama, an 87-year-old Japanese artist whose lifetime of works — paintings, drawings, sculptures, prints, installations, performance "happenings" — have been defined by compulsively repetitive patterns, most famously polka dots.
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Those who fly to or from New York are fully accustomed to long security lines, labyrinthine paths to the terminal, flight delays, cancellations and other unpleasant happenings, not to mention the arduous or expensive journey to the airport itself.
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A core member of Japan's Group Ongaku and a founding member of the Japanese branch of Fluxus, he developed scores for happenings and sound installations before moving to New York in 1972, where he composed music for Merce Cunningham.
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The actor posted a lengthy Instagram caption in which he caught the late actor up on all the latest happenings in the hit franchise he was the heart of and talk about his grief 6 years after the accident.
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Taylor Swift and Bebe Rexha were near one another with similar open-mouthed reactions as captured by the network's Stan Cam, which showed the live happenings inside the star-studded audience at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.
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The beauty of "If you have a crush on me" tweets is that they can be fired off any day of the year, but they often surge in popularity before major events like holidays, or amidst chaotic political happenings.
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This next case takes place in 1977, in the borough of Enfield in North London, where a single mother (Frances O'Connor) of four has reported some violent happenings in their home, seemingly aimed at her daughter Janet (Madison Wolfe).
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Those seeking more space make their way to Magick City (37 Box Street, Brooklyn), a community art space in Greenpoint with 1,000 square feet of what it calls "acoustically luscious performance space" for live music, yoga and art happenings.
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"Looking for Marni" is the latest of a string of consumer-focused events by the low-wattage designer Consuelo Castiglioni and her daughter Carolina, the label's director of special projects, both of whom have long been exponents of public happenings.
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The film could have focused on whether or not Faraday's experiences of the paranormal happenings in the house were all in his head; this is the thrust of Waters's narrative, and the path most conventional ghost story films would have taken.
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It interrogated stereotypes about sex and disability, showing the happenings at the Outsiders Club, a dating group for disabled people, and exploring how they are categorised as "monsters or children", "abused or patronised", "a fetish or sexless" and "never in between".
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Cultural acceptance of LGBTQ people in this country may be increasing to such a point that Americans -- at least those who aren't tuned into the latest judicial happenings -- may assume that legal equality must have already happened at some point.
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Pro tip: Don't forget to download the official 29Rooms app to get updates, learn more about the activations you'll see at 29Rooms, and gain access to our exclusive Williamsburg neighborhood guide, 29Places, featuring all the hippest happenings in the area.
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Those events have exploded in recent years; now, in New York, there's not only the historical march, but over a dozen other happenings throughout "Pride Week" — Pride Fest, Pride Island, Youth Pride — that offer ever-more branding opportunities for corporate sponsors.
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Seeing as the gang always knew the hot happenings of New York City, it only makes sense that they dined at the finest restaurants, drank Cosmos at the trendiest bars, and enjoyed treats at the tastiest bakeries in the city.
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First they were intimate affairs for friends, in his apartment, where he'd make stews and play music, but over the past year they've blossomed into these big, beautiful happenings that draw together bands and DJs from across genres and international borders.
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These tones emitted by the deserts are a perfect example of something that can trigger the process of story making … How we attribute personal and cultural meaning to these natural happenings speaks about the way we relate to the abstract unknown.
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The handheld cinematography that fills most of the film is a visually unspectacular means of chronicling these happenings, and Kwon's tendency to tell the camera exactly what the band is doing instead of simply showing it drags the story on.
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Pro tip: Don't forget to download the official 29Rooms app to get updates, learn more about the activations you'll see at 213Rooms, and gain access to our exclusive Downtown L.A. neighborhood guide, 29Places, featuring all the hippest happenings in the area.
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According to the company, this emotional analysis has been useful to understanding people's emotional reactions to events or happenings and the predictive nature of it has many potential uses (financial markets, news gathering and elections all come to mind here).
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The social responsibility of photography is to give a voice to the voiceless, shed light on issues we wouldn't otherwise see, and preserve a visual account of historical happenings with the added intent of preventing certain events from repeating themselves.
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These veteran attendees will offer their own picks for SXSW's most anticipated films, sessions, and movie-related happenings, plus time-saving hacks about how to manage the lines, badges & tickets, the best theaters and parties, and surprise, off-the-radar screenings.
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It is a triumph that has been a century in the making, opening a new window onto the universe and giving researchers a means to peer at hitherto inaccessible happenings, perhaps as far back in time as the Big Bang.
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Twitter users quickly fired back at President Trump's idea of shutting down the press conferences, noting that the media — and by extension, the general public — has a right to have access to the White House and the happenings within it.
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This summer, the investigator noticed a series of articles in the Ukrainian press about the recall of U.S. Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch and other unusual happenings in U.S.-Ukrainian relations, as well as Giuliani's comments about Ukraine in the American media.
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But perhaps the most interesting component of this push is only now establishing itself: an internal advertising group, formally started in February 2015, that is in a unique position to crank out stories promoting the most innovative happenings associated with Intel.
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The video flips back and forth between the band performing and creepy happenings in a bright sterile operating room where singer and guitarist Becky Black is examined by strange inhuman blue fingers and injected with some sort of secret ooze.
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NASA happenings Two historic NASA missions ran out of fuel this week: the 11-year Dawn mission to explore the two biggest objects in the asteroid belt and the nine-year Kepler Space Telescope mission that discovered thousands of exoplanets.
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So many reasons to apply, and we haven't even talked about all the other fabulous happenings at Disrupt SF. More than 10,000 attendees will stream through Startup Alley, home to more than 1,200 of the best early-stage startups around.
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Even if the ultra right-wing demagogues were already waiting in the wings for a signal that it was now OK to espouse their toxic ideals in public, the string of major global political happenings that year tipped the scales.
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But in the age of the coronavirus, with such events being canceled or postponed — along with many other cultural happenings — the same participants who used to complain about the rigorous schedule may find themselves wistful for the days of regular programming.
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They were soon followed by her installations made from found objects covered with stuffed, sometimes dotted phalluses, to which she soon added mirrors, and by the well-known orgy-like Happenings (and their films) whose participants were painted with dots.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Since 2014, the Getty Center's Friday Flights has been a summer performance series that turns the institution's rambling hilltop campus into a stage for a diverse selection of music, dance, art, and theatrical happenings.
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When: October 3033–3023 Where: Along 3013th Street (Manhattan) A lot of events claim to bring art to the people, but Art in Odd Places is one of the rare happenings that actually succeeds, staging serendipitous encounters along Manhattan's 3003th Street.
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It serves as a sort of relay station for signals related to all kinds of happenings in the body and by tweaking neurons here it's possible to trick the brain into doing some interesting things, such as switching off hunger.
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Luckily for them, the N.F.L. has turned the Super Bowl into a weeklong affair, organizing happenings in and around the host city that appeal directly to football fans, as well as the nonfans who are tagging along, including dining events and free concerts.
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As a response to Brexit, Nash has created MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY, an enormous eight-by-four-foot flag of the UK. Its rugged, craggy surface is meant to resemble the texture of volcanic rock, a metaphor for the UK's recent political happenings.
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Pee-wee also owes debts to experimental theater, cabaret and the conceptual prankishness of the artist Allan Kaprow, whose Happenings Reubens discovered in the early 1970s when he enrolled in the theater program at California Institute of the Arts, where Kaprow taught.
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The Situationist International also come to mind, an organization of social revolutionaries whose advanced capitalism-critiquing Happenings were an inspiration for famed Manchester nightclub The Hacienda, from whom The White Hotel have picked up the baton as the city's most exciting event space.
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I'm in "the club," the approximately 5,000 folks in the "congressional industrial complex" — the members of Congress, journalists, staffers, consultants, lobbyists, pundits and influencers who make a living in the circus of public affairs driven by the happenings of the United States Congress.
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Afterward, when the groom learned of such happenings at his wedding, he was pleased the festivities had gone so well, because in keeping with tradition in Chechnya, a small, once war-torn region in the south of Russia, he had missed the party.
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These anarchic desert happenings didn't last long — they ran from 163 to 1985 — and have rarely been celebrated, but now their history is chronicled in a documentary called "Desolation Center" that premieres this week at the Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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But in retrospect, observers may have paid too much attention to the ideological content of various CPAC happenings (Ron Paul was hot in 2009, but foreign policy hawks stole the show in 2015) rather than to the role of people like Coulter.
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In 1966 and 1967 he spent several months in New York, where he took part in the loosely organized, often participatory events known as Happenings as well as performances by the artist Nam June Paik and the avant-garde cellist Charlotte Moorman.
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He also participated in Fluxus exhibitions and festivals all over the world and curated "Critical Mass: Happenings, Fluxus, Performance, Intermedia and Rutgers University, 1958-1972," a 2003 show at the Mead Art Museum at Amherst College and the Mason Gross Art Galleries.
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So far, Abe and other government officials have insisted the Games, with 11,000 competitors and multi-billion dollar investments from television and other sponsors, will go ahead as planned in July, despite cancellations of various preliminary events and many other non-Olympic happenings.
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DON'T FORGET THE OTHER EVENTS Mr. Fravel said that there are usually plenty of nonsport happenings around town pegged to big games and races, such as concerts by well-known musicians, cocktail tastings at local bars and special dinners at popular restaurants.
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Our sports focus is confined to our darkened living room, where my 7-year-old son, Leo, and I have lately been absorbing improbable happenings from the other side of the Atlantic — one exhilarating victory after another for our suddenly mighty Brooklyn Nets.
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A sort of spin-off of the college confessions pages where people would anonymously admit to doing dumb shit, Do It For State emerged from Iowa State University and documents the happenings on college campuses around the US with user-submitted videos and photos.
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Mike's older sister Nancy (Natalia Dyer), meanwhile, is working at the local newspaper, where her efforts to sound alarms about these latest stranger happenings are boorishly laughed off with "Get me coffee" and references to "Nancy Drew" by the all-male club of old pros.
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As Ebersdorf, Swinton plays Dr. Josef Klemperer, an 82-year-old German psychoanalyst and the film's only male-presenting lead, who begins to take an interest in the strange happenings of the dance company after treating one of is members, Patricia Hingle (Chloë Grace Moretz).
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Like Mr. Warhol's "Poor Little Rich Girl," the movie is a fascinating exercise in disjunction, contrasting a tell-all from Ingrid Superstar with Nico's kitchen primping or Brigid Berlin prattling on about God-knows-what with some truly naughty happenings in the other image.
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INVENTING DOWNTOWN: ARTIST-RUN GALLERIES IN NEW YORK CITY, 19273-1965 Fourteen artist-run and experimental spaces, including Judson Church and the Tanager and Reuben Galleries, serve as test cases for examining the development of Happenings, video, performance and other new art forms. Jan.
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All these happenings have some in the mainstream media pushing their latest narrative — that Joe Biden is reassembling the so-called "Obama coalition" of working-class white and African-American voters that drove the 44th president to victory in 2008 and to reelection in 2012.
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You can always opt to do all of that in post-production, but there is, perhaps, something to be said for the sort of decision making that happenings with that sort of live editing — it's kind of akin to a live TV multi camera switcher.
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Over the past several years, he and his staff have completely revamped the ranch, installing surveillance systems and scientific equipment all over in order to try to detect UFOs, paranormal activity, or otherwise explain some of the strange happenings that occur on Skinwalker Ranch.
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Per the Guardian, Ecuador's President Lenín Moreno said this week that Assange's ongoing asylum status is not under threat as long as Assange complies with conditions laid out by the Ecuadorian government, including a restriction on talking about the political happenings taking place in other countries.
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Even more questionable is how the worker says he was able to piece together sensitive happenings inside user's homes, like a potential threat of physical violence captured by a false accept when the worker heard a female voice that sounded as if it were in distress.
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"When the press is gagged and all news banned, a transmitter certainly helps a good deal in furnishing the public with the facts of the happenings and in spreading the message of rebellion in the remotest corners of the country," she said in an interview in 1969.
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Creative juggernaut Cleve has a history of a range of oddball musical projects – including hi-tech The Beop "the band from another dimension" and he was a founder performance art outfit Spungo that did artistic happenings on the street way before flash-mobs were a thing.
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The film is a treacly rom com about a plucky but unpopular teenage girl named Lara Jean Song Covey (Lana Condor) who, through a series of farcical happenings straight out of Molière, ends up in a fake relationship with the king of the cafeteria: Peter Kavinsky.
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Mass happenings like those at Bethel and Watkins Glen have never much interested city officials, for obvious reasons; promoters of multiday events are largely confined to perimeter islands and parking lots, and not to more centrally situated parks where the city's free outdoor concerts take place.
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When: Friday, June 21818, 22012–9pm Where: Getty Center (1200 Getty Center Drive, Brentwood, Los Angeles) The Getty Center's "series of interdisciplinary happenings," Friday Flights, kicks off its third year this Friday with a diverse range of performances that make use of the Getty's sprawling hilltop campus.
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On November 29, 2011, Murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and ultimately served two years of a maximum four-year sentence—but the conspiracy that Jackson is alive still holds water with some, thanks in part to some strange happenings on behalf of those close to him.
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In February, the disparate group, whose nominal acronym can stand for just about anything that corresponds to the letters (Women's International Troublemaker Conspiracy from Hell, Women Imagining Theoretically Creative Happenings, or We Instill Terror in Corrupt Humans, for example), participated in the mass hex on the president.
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The happenings are good news for technology startups for a number of reasons, including that major tech players have never had as much wealth in hand with which to buy smaller companies, and strong SaaS valuations help both smaller startups fundraise, and their larger brethren possibly exit.
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From the romantic happenings of a British Prime Minister to the ups and downs of a schoolyard crush, this romantic comedy follows the love lives of people connected by familial, personal, and/or professional ties as they navigate matters of the heart around the holiday season.
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They generated conceptual drawings of ethereal imaginary cities, staged happenings (like one in which Mr. Mendini set fire to his Monumentino da Casa, a chair atop a stepped pedestal) and tried, through an educational effort called Global Tools, to reinvent basic concepts like work and design.
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