A model of craft, refinement and visual decorum, it is both a hothouse flower and a cinematic hothouse, nurturing blossoms of exquisite feeling protected from the air of reality.
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But nothing is as it seems in this artistic hothouse.
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The place was a classic hothouse of condensed fan frenzy.
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Today, Mars is a frozen wasteland, and Venus is a hothouse.
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R. I'm sorry, but your parents are not delicate hothouse orchids.
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This change was accompanied by her increasing use of hothouse colors.
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Places on Earth will become uninhabitable if 'Hothouse Earth' becomes the reality.
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Tolyatti would be its highest level, the ultimate hothouse of Russian talent.
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Heimel is daring, critical, benevolent, and incisive about the cultural hothouse she's in.
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In one sense, China's reputation as the bellows of "hothouse Earth" is overblown.
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In this noisy hothouse, Mr Chenault deserves respect for keeping American Express healthy.
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Recruiting could get stale, and in the hothouse SEC, things could get dicey.
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Her relationship with her mother was a hothouse of flowering tensions and resentments.
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Middle-aged readers often tend to scorn this sort of hothouse fictional narcissism.
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That often creates a hothouse atmosphere that yields wild results for the culture.
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For two decades, Europe has been the world's hothouse of experimentation in energy policy.
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It does not have at its disposal the greatest hothouse of talent in Europe.
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Even by Twitter standards, it's a hothouse subculture — self-conscious, emotional, quick to injure.
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HotHouse inhabitants have access to mentors, venture capitalists and sources to help with prototypes.
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"We are in a hothouse cold civil war atmosphere," @carlbernstein tells @brianstelter https://t.
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The James children were hothouse flowers, but their father was determined they not be prigs.
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Last month US-based startup hothouse factory Y Combinator also launched a dedicated AI track.
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Jake is a hothouse flower, his artistic talents and sensitivities carefully cultivated by his parents.
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The SLO HotHouse brings together the center's students and entrepreneurs, who rent shared work space.
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A hothouse for New York talent, this downtown company returns with its annual summer series.
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That show's director, Tea Alagic, has worked with HotHouse and attended the strenuous Monday sessions.
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The hothouse palette, domestic scenes, and mythic figures are motifs Bearden touched upon throughout his life.
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They lived in a tiny flat attached to a hothouse next door, with a shared bathroom.
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The second, sadly, is that Edge of Nowhere wouldn't distinguish itself outside the virtual reality hothouse.
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Her use of hothouse colors and repeated geometric shapes adds a further zing to her work.
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Also serving as an incubator for lifelong attachments was the hothouse atmosphere of the White House.
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Such a collapse could lead to "hothouse" conditions that would make some areas on Earth uninhabitable.
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And doing science outside the academy didn't have the respect it does in today's venture-capitalized hothouse.
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Because polarization also sorts Americans by race, recent events make 2016 a hothouse for inflaming all sides.
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In the hothouse staging of his comeback, Halley simulates exuberance, forever trapped in a day-glo prison.
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New England in the mid-19th century was a literary hothouse, overgrown with wild and exotic talents.
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The hothouse atmosphere gives rise to simmering tensions between the handsome visitor and the cooped-up residents.
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Their relationship is a hothouse in which the absurdity of modern life can be both exposed and forgiven.
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After they divorced in 1974, Ms. Shore took control and turned the club into a hothouse for comedy.
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Their stories develop as if in a hothouse, from a compost of recurring riffs and seemingly unrelated microincidents.
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Bizarrely, he blamed "the hothouse of creative writing programs" for the proliferation of the personal-confessional war story.
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After graduating from Columbia, Nadler thrived in the political hothouse that was the West Side in those days.
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The field of education is littered with fine ideas that never go beyond the hothouse of the lab.
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We've turned this world into a hothouse, one that's overwhelming the predictive powers of both human and computer.
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I don't know how that's going to work in the political hothouse of Washington," he told "Power Lunch.
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This 'hothouse Earth' planetary threshold could exist at a temperature rise as low as 2°C, possibly even lower.
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A few years back, who would have guessed that hothouse Venus would feature a roiling and frigid polar atmosphere?
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In its contained air of hothouse cheer, the artists offer their hands to walk you gaily among the flowers.
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The levels of treachery are immense, but they're confined to the manor, giving the film a claustrophobic, hothouse feeling.
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Monaco is enjoying rather more success as a hothouse for talent than it did as a retreat for stars.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Jean-Claude Juncker cut himself shaving on Wednesday — hardly news, even in the hothouse Brussels' EU political bubble.
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But, again, the idea is to make sure it's a casual space, and not such a perfectionist hothouse as Instagram.
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Young Boys would focus on signing, developing and selling young players, matching Basel as a profit-generating hothouse of talent.
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"Each piece of our lives here gets sewn together," Ms. Taylor said later, noting the hothouse that is Martha's Vineyard.
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The poor live in cannibalistic squalor in the rear, their children fueling — again, literally — the hothouse luxury of the rich.
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Stations serve the local community, but they also can act as a hothouse for talent that's later picked up nationally.
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Too many antibiotics had created a hothouse of antibiotic-resistant bugs, and the dogs carried them to three towns... and counting.
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In-game text constantly reinforces the islands as a hothouse for biological diversity, but also as a fragile environment under threat.
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Momofuku founder David Chang is catching some heat for ditching avocados and preferring lower-quality "hothouse" tomatoes on his BLT sandwiches.
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He went to Barcelona's famed academy at La Masia, the hothouse of talent that produced Lionel Messi, Andrés Iniesta and others.
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In "I Love Dick," we're planted in an even narrower place, deep inside Chris's head—a hothouse environment, much like Marfa.
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The researchers think that a mysterious catastrophe about 700 millions years ago transformed Venus into the uninhabitable hothouse it is today.
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Both of them are hothouse blossoms, exercises in sensibility for directors (Sofia Coppola and Yorgos Lanthimos, respectively) with very particular agendas.
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Instead, the two camps seem to be moving closer to open warfare, at least in the hothouse environs of social media.
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The broken AC in the studio mirrored the hothouse effect of this small city, where the art scenes unpredictably tangle and overlap.
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The more critical Trump coverage was winning more viewers, at least in the hothouse competitive world of prime-time cable television news.
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Adjoining the library is a winter garden filled with hothouse plants and a floor-to-ceiling waterfall made out of volcanic rock.
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In its place, they plan a branch of Peaches HotHouse, their American restaurant in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, that specializes in fried chicken.
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Mr. Enninful, for his first September issue, chose Rihanna, photographed by Nick Knight and styled by Mr. Enninful as a hothouse flower.
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Played with electric force by Millie Bobby Brown, Eleven is the hothouse character dropped among the Indiana mundanes: damaged, powerful, and alone.
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He would tantalize actresses with dreams of stardom — in that dewy, fleeting window such hothouse orchids have to take Hollywood by storm.
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It's not quite that, or at least it's less that than an organic quirk that's emerged in the NBA's half-rational hothouse economy.
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When there has been a super-strong view one way or another, it's been sucked into the hothouse and associated with an ideology.
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Few of the women who choose to venture into the male-dominated sphere of American politics are hothouse flowers, of course, but Mrs.
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And it is the hothouse environment of Argentine soccer, so destructive in other ways, that is especially conducive to nurturing high-caliber coaches.
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In "Everybody's Doin' It" he makes a bracing case that New York was the hothouse in which American popular-music culture took root.
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One place with an almost diametrically opposed educational culture is South Korea, where emphasis is placed on academic achievement within a hothouse system.
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Thanks to its open, freewheeling public platform, and stance on free speech, Twitter has been a hothouse for ginning up disinformation, harassment, and outrage.
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The robot revolution is coming for agriculture, and one of the places where those robots will first raise their flag is in the hothouse.
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At a temperature rise of 3 or 4 degrees, we enter a "hothouse Earth" stage that could render many parts of the planet uninhabitable.
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The issue now thrives in the hothouse of the internet, where corrections of fact and debunkings rarely catch up with the claims they address.
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There's always been a nice hothouse feel to it, people from the arts would come and hang out after shows because it's close by.
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America has long been a hothouse of apocalyptic sects and self-proclaimed saviors, "overrun with messiahs," the Methodist minister Charles Ferguson wrote in 1928.
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But how to hold together an intellectual bouquet that combines the simple blooms of village life and the hothouse hybrids of unfettered economic development?
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It's near impossible to stop this once it starts, he said, and the next thing you know we're on the path to a Hothouse Earth.
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The good news is we know what to do to avoid a Hothouse Earth future, says co-author Katherine Richardson from the University of Copenhagen.
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The DC political world is, without doubt, a hothouse and any president would do well to get away from it every once in a while.
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I see the conservative media sphere, in general, as having created a hothouse atmosphere, where there's this idea that everyone is out to get us.
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In August, a scientific paper warning that earth was barreling toward a permanent "hothouse" state went viral, notching an unprecedented 21981,23 downloads in just days.
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In August, a scientific paper warning that earth was barreling toward a permanent "hothouse" state went viral, notching an unprecedented 270,000 downloads in just days.
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Her "Beguiled" is less a hothouse flower than a bonsai garden, a work of cool, exquisite artifice that evokes wildness on a small, controlled scale.
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In East Hollywood, they have transformed a once-barren parking lot into a hothouse landscape of more than 6,000 plants, including 30-foot palm trees.
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"It's a cauldron taking place in this hothouse of political debate, in which a fact-based debate is becoming impossible in this culture," Bernstein said.
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But then came the career-obsessed hothouse of the Juilliard School, where she quickly became a much-hyped star in the pre-professional artist diploma program.
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All of these elements have produced a perfect little hothouse where bizarre Game of Thrones theories can nestle and grow and get progressively weirder and wilder.
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The answer, I think, came on my last afternoon of grape harvesting, when the clouds lightened and the sun finally appeared, creating a sudden hothouse warmth.
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You can use the techniques you pick up from that lesson plan to make hot chicken based on the version served at Peaches HotHouse in Brooklyn.
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To encourage the entrepreneurial spirit, the university established the SLO HotHouse as a space for the community and students at the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
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At the center of this hothouse setting dreamed up by the writer and producer Josh Corbin is a monolithic road house called a Bang-a-Rang.
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Staying private created a hothouse that reinforced its worst side, and allowed it to delay building a sustainable culture with a focus on long-term interests.
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Glass of a hothouse The first terms used to describe the impact that burning fossil fuel had on the Earth's climate were fit for a garden.
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A REBUILT HOTHOUSE The Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, built in 1902, was renovated for some $25 million soon after Mr. Long took over the garden presidency.
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Mr. Gooding captures the unsettling enigma of Mr. Simpson, the running back, actor and Hertz pitchman, grown strange in the hothouse of celebrity, lashing out — in grief?
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It's a comedy, ostensibly, but really more of a story about the elusiveness of the American dream, as played out in the surreal, hothouse environment of Florida.
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Earth, meanwhile, has swung from hothouse to icehouse and back, all the while accumulating oxygen in its atmosphere and becoming a more favorable place for complex life.
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"To me, they were five little human flowers — delicate hothouse flowers that required the most constant and careful and expert attention," Elzire Dionne said at the time.
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Those who thrill to Nashville-style hot chicken can turn to Melissa Clark's great recipe for the version of that dish served at Peaches HotHouse in Brooklyn.
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Their plans include a two-story hothouse of prehistoric plant life, exhibition rooms and research facilities, and a vault from which valuable Australian opals will be sold.
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I've started affectionately referring to my local partner as a "hothouse flower" in that she can only tolerate so much together time before withering a little bit.
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But he later soured on the site, and after it became a hothouse for mass shooters and the QAnon conspiracy theory, he began calling for its shutdown.
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Shot and designed with admirably compulsive attention to tone and composition, "The Love Witch," Ms. Biller's second feature, is a hothouse filled with deadly and seductive blooms.
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The app design and development accelerator - the term used for hothouse laboratories in the tech sector - will open in Bengaluru, as Bangalore is now known, in early 2017.
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And Peter and Cara, who share a languorous, hothouse summer with her in an old English country mansion to which they've brought their own secrets, are the spark.
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Bloom ($503 for 250 milliliters), the first perfume released under Mr. Michele's hand, is an unapologetic tuberose and honeysuckle bomb that smells like being trapped inside a hothouse.
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Mother's Day, with its hothouse flowers and its restaurant brunches, is only a visible manifestation of the persistent cultural belief that motherhood is the climax of female life.
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"It is possible that the near-global resurfacing event is responsible for its transformation from an Earth-like climate to the hellish hothouse we see today," Way added.
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"There is a rigorous collectivity to this work that is strenuously un-American in a way that is both exciting and disturbing," said Ross Beschler, a HotHouse member.
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" On its suitability as a home for art: "A superb artificial environment for an art that maintains it is part of its time, but thrives best in hothouse isolation.
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Guo, 60, also must wrestle with the thorny problems associated with helping regulate China's fast-growing online finance industry, which has become a hothouse for both innovation and fraud.
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Researchers also worry that if we see more than a 2-degree-Celsius temperature increase, that could tip the balance of our planet's systems toward a "hothouse Earth" scenario.
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He didn't grow up in the conservative hothouse; his very crudity means that he understands that his electoral chances depend not on repeating conservative pieties but on maximum ugliness.
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For every Itzhak Perlman or Midori who rises to stardom from the hothouse environments of the city's performing arts schools, there are surely hundreds of talents that flare out.
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Judge Kavanaugh comes from a hothouse carefully tended by the ideologues of the Federalist Society and given the stamp of approval by Mr. Trump's court evangelicals and conservative Catholics.
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But it is also important to recognize that the folly of the campus rape tribunals is not just an extremism isolated in the peculiar hothouse of the liberal academy.
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Set in the fictional town of Fortitude on a Norwegian Arctic island, it's for those who like a hothouse atmosphere and some science-fiction flourishes with their murder mystery.
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And it delves into the factors that informed a classic: World War II geopolitics, a hothouse studio-system environment, assorted colorful personal histories and a series of happy accidents.
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He also conducted a four-day workshop that would plant the seed of HotHouse, the Wilma's "artistic incubator" and acting company, and a key element in Ms. Zizka's plan.
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The Summer Studio Program at Virginia Commonwealth University is a supportive and rigorous residency program with an established track record of inspiring and developing artists within a hothouse environment.
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Most of the year, the hothouse bell peppers from the supermarket don't tempt me at all — too perfect-looking, and certainly lacking the full flavor a sun-ripened pepper has.
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That same year, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, one of the largest art museums in the United States, started to experiment with the concept of coworking with its pilot of Hothouse.
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A study on Monday said the world is at risk of entering an irreversible "hothouse" state with far higher temperatures than now, even if governments meet goals set in Paris.
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The more extreme colors — including an unlovely orange light that floods Ginny — pushes the whole thing into expressionism even as the movie fluctuates between kitchen-sink realism and hothouse melodrama.
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Although a hothouse atmosphere of high-end merchandise and deep-pocketed buyers may be good for growing sales, the Biennale is making efforts reach out to the wider world, too.
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Since then, the network has become a ratings powerhouse and hothouse of right-wing talking points, a sea of white faces and dolled-up women in skirts and high heels.
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In the high-achieving hothouse that was the College of Loyola, which won the Secretary's Bell Award fifteen years in a row, we admired any boy we labelled a razor.
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With hothouse tomatoes available all winter long and oranges shipped from Florida year round, there are few things still sacredly picked and eaten from the wild here in the north.
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The executives represented companies that are not the hothouse disruptors of the technology industry, but some of the world's largest corporate titans — EY, Goldman Sachs, General Mills, Siemens USA and Viacom.
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The chances, in the hothouse environment Trump has created, that something will go wrong — that signals will get crossed and someone will get killed at the border — are also very real.
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Whether these flowers would bear any relation to their cousins growing wild in the jungle would be a question for the botanists, or whoever calls the shots in our hothouse future.
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From F. Scott Fitzgerald's "odd, somewhat unpromising kernel, the director David Fincher and the screenwriter Eric Roth have cultivated a lush, romantic hothouse bloom," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Chang also argued that hothouse tomatoes have the "right acidity" and are "texturally better in relation to iceberg lettuce and crisp bacon" in a BLT sandwich than heirloom tomatoes would be.
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Recall that outside of the hothouse of internet commentary, most Democrats currently have a favorable view of both candidates, and a large swath of Democrats still don't know who Sanders is.
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But in the ideological hothouse of the Sanders world, no setbacks have been acknowledged, no rethinking has taken place, and the skeptics are dismissed as elitist neoliberal corporate shills, as ever.
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Like the above-mentioned great band and future brand, Lady Bunny first got her act together in Georgia, at a time when Atlanta was a hothouse for drag of all kinds.
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In other words, it is business as usual in Wisconsin, a partisan hothouse where elections can turn on onionskin margins and every ballot is potential booty in a political death struggle.
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Thompson's other work can be overwrought; "Habibi," for instance, is a claustrophobic experience, with self-consciously exquisite decoration and Orientalist fantasy crowding the pages, like vines grown too big in the hothouse.
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Although some may never wholly emerge, at least beyond the hothouse confines of the international festival circuit, others are already full-blown talents and will be heard from for years to come.
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For an easy cucumber salad with bright, complex flavors, garden-grown summer cucumbers are preferred, but even hothouse cucumbers are vastly improved with this zesty mix of sharp feta, mint, oregano and sumac.
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Peckham's Reprezent, now under threat of closure, was the hothouse that helped launch Stormzy into the stratosphere, whereas Radar is currently watching several of its headline acts catch the attention of the mainstream.
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Even having been shipped farther, those southern tomatoes probably have a smaller footprint than the hothouse variety because it takes a lot of energy to keep a greenhouse warm during the cold months.
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It's true that I rail against salad at Thanksgiving, but lately all I've been craving against the gravy, meat and potatoes is a pile of hothouse organic pea shoots dressed in Julia Moskin's vinaigrette.
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Ms. Kidman has a gift for seeming utterly natural in the most artificial of settings, and here, as in "The Beguiled" and "Dogville," she brings fresh air to the hothouse of a director's imagination.
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Installing a new president — whether it's one of the front-runners or someone else — won't bring much change under the current system, a hothouse for corruption for decades, if it's not coupled with institutional upheaval.
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Nowhere is this more true than in the artists' spray-painted work on fabric, Cooling Trend, which suggests a lyrical hothouse world — one punctuated by birds, leaping fish, sperm-like figures, and jungle-like flowers.
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"You might actually not need what looks like a particularly devastating level of environmental change, even what the Hothouse Earth people are worried about, to trigger a downward spiral of these three systems," he said.
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The third spike was roughly 523 million years ago: As life was exploding on Earth following millions of years of fluctuation between ice ages and hothouse conditions, the moon retreated at 6.48 centimeters per year.
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Trosch uses oil, often applying it in a thick paste the consistency of peanut butter or putty in florid, hothouse colors and pale, pastel hues — pinks, mauve, celadon greens, sunburst yellows, deep blues, and reds.
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These floral extravaganzas were joyous, Easter-hued creations loaded with whatever was showiest: Stargazer lilies, lilacs, hothouse roses, birds of paradise, explosive yellow forsythia, fragrant eucalyptus shoots and skyscraping, arthritic-seeming branches, often all at once.
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By 19000, Manhattan was already a hothouse of architecture revivals and home to grand, wedding-cake masonry and gilt without guilt: the Park Row Building, the Flatiron, the Singer, the Woolworth and the Equitable, among others.
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The Irish potato famine was, then, the confluence of a productive hothouse ready to spread the disease, a spiteful colonial government and biologists unable to speak truth to power or to hear it spoken to them.
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Scream Queens is a delicious invention – a hothouse of creativity," says Curtis, who is having a ball shooting the show on the Paramount lot in Los Angeles, a movie studio experience she describes as wonderfully "old-school.
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What we do in the next 1.53-20 years will determine whether our planet remains hospitable to human life or slides down an irreversible path to what scientists in a major new study call "Hothouse Earth" conditions.
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Cutting carbon emissions to limit climate change to 2 degrees C, as proposed in the Paris climate agreement, won't be enough to avoid a "Hothouse Earth," said co-author Johan Rockström, executive director of Stockholm Resilience Centre.
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In fact, actually advocating for such policies in the hothouse campaign atmosphere would reduce the already small chance they could be enacted into law as part of budget negotiations next year, by energizing opponents of the measure.
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Ms. Prebble, the British author of "Enron," has come up with an ingenious variation on one of the more common romantic formulas in fiction: Put two attractive people in an unfamiliar hothouse environment, and see what blooms.
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Even if they don't, a hothouse atmosphere governed by Day One insistence that Crooked Hillary is obviously guilty of immense crimes might encourage Republican voters to nominate a candidate who's more palatable to mainstream voters next time.
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Maybe the best example of all, as portrayed in Boris Kachka's "Hothouse," was Roger Straus (in many ways a next-generation Alfred, right down to the flashy wardrobe) and Robert Giroux, who by contrast was practically monkish.
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Recently, it was the unexpected site of a jewelry presentation: Stephanie D'heygere launched her eponymous accessories brand in one of the market's hothouse-like green steel pavilions where a variety of seasonal and exotic flowers are sold daily.
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There are new editions of her novels (I've contributed an introduction to her New York novel, "The Hothouse by the East River"), and two places in Edinburgh (the city of her birth) have been named in her honor.
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She quickly learned that school wasn't an idyll or a refuge; if anything it was a hothouse, especially at the Rhode Island School of Design, also known as RISD, where she decided to pursue a graduate art degree.
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All it takes to get fired at many workplaces is an accusation of inappropriate behavior; most managements and boards of directors do not want the complications or possible reputation risk of defending an employee in today's hothouse environment.
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The industry no longer exists, for one thing (and still standing in the rubble is a hothouse of class privilege, like, with a moat: this is a world where working for free, even for three months, is considered lucky).
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" It can be bemusing, as a black American, to savor these doses of "whitesplaining" about how racism is not always overt, the subtext being that I'm such an overeducated hothouse flower that I don't know what's "really goin' down.
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When construction began on L'Antagoniste, in 2014, the only restaurants in Bedford-Stuyvesant liable to draw Manhattanites east of Marcy Avenue were Peaches HotHouse, the New York king of Nashville hot chicken, and Saraghina, an unmissable Neapolitan pizza spot.
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The other night, I happened to have some skinny green beans, grown in a friend's hothouse; the first of the local New Jersey asparagus; and a few perfectly ripe avocados, which, for me, means firm and just barely ripe.
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"It's about the growth and the profit that can come very quickly," said Perth-based retail investor Tim Larmont, who has been dabbling for over two decades in a sector that's known as a hothouse for day traders and speculators.
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A study from a team of international climate researches concludes that the planet may be headed toward "Hothouse Earth" conditions— with global temperatures four or five degrees higher than pre-industrial levels and sea levels 30 to 190 feet higher.
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Both are dyed-in-the-wool big-city operators who came of age in the hothouse of New York politics, a place where trading favors and making, breaking and cutting deals -- the bigger, the better -- is all in a day's work.
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This is part of the point of "The Crown," Peter Morgan's addictive hothouse reimagining of the second Elizabethan age, which begins again Sunday on Netflix with a new cast (hello, Olivia Colman as QE2) and new costume designer, Amy Roberts.
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The report, "Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene," published Monday in the American Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, said "hothouse" temperatures could stabilize 24°C to 6003°C (2600 to 24 Fahrenheit) higher than pre-industrial levels.
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In a hothouse off the lobby he fed us samples of tiny chrysanthemums, shiso leaves and a flower whose name I failed to catch that he said was used in toothpaste, which instantly anesthetized my mouth for several troubling minutes.
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The genre of self-help lives and dies on this fanaticism: We should eat like cave men, scale distant mountains, ingest live charcoal, walk across scalding stones, lift oversize tires, do yoga in a hothouse, run a marathon, run another.
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"It's about, How do I take apart the function of the breath, and how do I look at different parts of the body?" said Justin Jain, among the handful of HotHouse actors who have traveled to Greece to train at Attis.
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Mr. Aldiss was celebrated largely for his science fiction, most famously the novels "Non-Stop" (20133), "Hothouse" (1962), "Greybeard" (1964), the Helliconia trilogy (1982-21925) and "Frankenstein Unbound" (21997), which in 22 was the basis of the last film directed by Roger Corman.
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With as many as one million people expected to attend the spectacle, half of them foreigners, Rio de Janeiro has not turned out to be the Zika hothouse some athletes and visitors feared as the virus wreaked havoc in Brazil earlier this year.
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This place looks to me like a hothouse theater for many of the issues we hope to explore more deeply in Australia — especially Australian identity and Australia's sense of its place in the world; and its relationship to the land and its history.
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So for now, at least, the Wilma's effort remains financially modest: The HotHouse actors get paid when they are cast in a show, and they receive a stipend for attending the communal training Ms. Zizka has instituted to build esprit de corps.
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"What is a family anyway?" snarls Louise's husband, Stanley (Jason Merrells), a gruff furniture manufacturer who is struggling with the carnal hothouse unfolding around him, as well as with a disdainful wife who scorns his unpolished mien but is happy to spend his money.
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And when it came to the heart of the drama — the relationships among the lawyers, investigators, prosecutors, judges and assorted spouses and lovers in the hothouse atmosphere of Chicago law and politics — "The Good Wife" felt exhausted, pummeled by cast defections and bad decisions.
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Where Carrie was all pink tutus and giant hothouse flower pins, Frances Dufresne, Parker's staunch character on Divorce, wore the modest, minimalist uniform of a wealthy mom: long dresses in cornflower blue and maroon, grey stockings, and tidy ankle boots in lieu of bedazzled stilettos.
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There was a men's league at the old Sky Rink, on the sixteenth floor of an office building near the West Side rail yards; one misremembers it now, with its steamed-up windows and its hothouse violence, as a kind of puckhead's Plato's Retreat.
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" This is something Measham returns to frequently, pointing out that the most profound changes are taking place nowhere near London, the supposed hothouse of progressivism in the UK. "The further you get away from the capital, it seems, the more radical the initiatives can be.
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Expect plenty of old masters, but don't miss the crime scene dioramas, mummified monkeys or Eliot Noyes's unrealized Westinghouse pavilion for the 1964 World's Fair — all of it providing a welcome counterbalance to the hothouse of contemporary gallery art that also begins in September.
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And there in the front row of the Junya Watanabe show, held in a hothouse on the site of the old Citroën factory, are the usual jades of fashion digesting what look to be reprised versions of Mr. Watanabe's favorite patchworks, these ones inspired by military garb.
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Mr. Lagerfeld, who was white and German, grew up in a hothouse of high culture and elitism in the first half of the last century, escaped to Paris as a teenager and apprenticed among the most historic French houses (Balmain, Patou) before beginning his career at Chloé.
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"As Mexicans we had to be invisible there," Mr. Leon said before a show that, as in the work of Willy Chavarria, a powerful Mexican-American designer also from Fresno, fused hothouse theatricality, ruffs and surplices and other ecclesiastical elements with some sartorial markers of gang culture.
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Yet even these scenes have a purpose, for they remind us of the atmosphere in which Arbus thrived, and they compel the toughest questions: Did she carry the hothouse of the Nemerovs around with her forever, and, if so, did it heighten or stunt her art?
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Centering on a father who refuses to do what's expected of him, and a daughter whose drive to be nothing like him has driven her to the verge of hysterics, Toni Erdmann constructs a hothouse in which the absurdity of modern life can be both exposed and forgiven.
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Between grassroots hostility to Obama, non-transactional billionaire outside donors like the Koch brothers, a strategic calculus from Mitch McConnell that maximum obstruction would deliver electoral benefits, and the perennial hothouse atmosphere of Fox News and talk radio, interest group buy-in turned out not to matter that much.
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The SLO HotHouse has proved so energizing that when a building across the street that was once home to a bread bakery was up for lease, the university jumped at the chance to transform it into the Cal Poly Lofts, 103 apartments rented exclusively to the center's students.
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More recently, as she moved back in with Mr. Santos to work as his manager and caretaker, she has been documenting the life of a man who is a living link to the history of salsa and Latin jazz, musical forms that flourished in the city's cultural hothouse.
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But the fine cast includes Tom McKay and Jonny Holden as two of the men at large in the unfolding erotic hothouse and Helena Wilson as the older, more questing of two sisters who move not just between land and sea but between the ever-porous shores of desire and disappointment.
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Every collection is replete with reference, whether to the English Mods or Hawaiiana or the hothouse orientalism of the Chinese-American film star Anna May Wong or Seattle grunge, said Dennis Nothdruft, curator of the Fashion and Textile Museum in London, where "The World of Anna Sui" opens on Friday.
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A talent who was able to balance on the knife edge between poetry and a grungy kind of power, who was fond of tattered romance, a sweeping Byronic trench and the perfect line, Mr. Thimister was also a casualty of fashion's transition from creative hothouse of individuality to global industry.
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I've seen over and over again that liberalism fails in the hothouse of electoral contests because it is either deemed to be, or might even in reality be, just a little too stand-offish about a very primitive, understandable and very strong instinct that we all have to belong to some wider entity.
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Hothouse Earth is an apocalyptic nightmare where the global average temperatures is 4 to 5 degrees Celsius higher (with regions like the Arctic averaging 10 degrees C higher) than today, according to the study, "Trajectories of the Earth System in the Anthropocene," published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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The allegations against the president are clear: He's accused of attempting to extort Ukraine into making a public announcement of an investigation into Biden, the better to cycle the insinuations that would inevitably result through the hothouse of the American media, recycling a playbook that worked to Trump's advantage during the 2016 campaign.
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Shore bloomed into his calling like a hothouse orchid, with his first darkroom kit, the gift of an uncle, when he was six and, when he was fourteen, a sale of three photographs to MOMA , where he was encouraged by the august former director of its photography department, Edward Steichen, and his successor, John Szarkowski.
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An international team of scientists finds a growing likelihood that runaway warming could destabilize the entire global climate system and lead to a "Hothouse Earth" that in the long term will push global average temperatures to seven to nine degrees Fahrenheit warmer than preindustrial temperatures, with seas 60 to 200 feet higher than today.
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Shot by cinematographer Robbie Ryan, The Favourite often employs a fisheye lens that gives the rooms of the palace a claustrophobic feel, as if it's more hothouse than estate, with everything from the lush foods to the rich woods and the candlelight and the flowers and opulence crammed into the middle, the edges blurry.
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On the way to the hothouse, proto-Cubist summer of the "Demoiselles," the shocker of his book's title, Unger ably covers the El Greco-influenced "Blue" and "Rose" periods; the patronage of the Steins; and Picasso's path-altering discovery of African art in the collection of the Trocadéro museum, the precise dating of which has divided scholars.
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So when Miller depicts Kavanaugh as a jock lording it over the dorks, she's really describing one kind of nerd lording it over another kind, Bruenig's high school nightmare recreating itself among people who are all tools and grinds and weirdos by any reasonable American standard — with all the dysfunction that such a hothouse world contains.
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While many designers in Milan are busy chasing the romanticized Neo-Edwardian hothouse vision that has made Alessandro Michele's Gucci such a staggering success, Ms. Prada chose instead to revisit her own chastely industrial back pages with a show that recast her 1980s pocone nylon bags as clothes: vests, jackets, long coats, trousers, shorts, all in voluminous upholstery proportions.
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Were I an occultist, I might suggest that Williams's recalcitrance reflects his disinclination to take part in a novel that both attributes to him a play he never wrote and, in the case of one he did, supplants a hothouse cultivar as uncanny and unsettling as Sebastian Venable's Venus flytrap with an overdetermined myth of real-life origin.
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As a result, although it did not take its cues from the catwalk, it is possible the album may have a knock-on effect on the catwalk — that next season we will suddenly see a lot of high-necked shredded Victoriana that likewise takes the uniform of hothouse fragility and inverts it so that it becomes a statement about strength.
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That hallway ends in a bend which takes me right into Hothouse: Virgil Marti, a show which uses the notion of a terrarium in which art might be seeded, grown, and tended to, to talk about Marti's studio practice — and a small bottle terrarium, which has apparently been a part of Marti's studio since the early 1970s, is actually present.
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Across Île-de-France, thousands of aspiring players — each dreaming he might be the next great one to come from the tower blocks — will watch the World Cup, supporting not only their nation, but the exceptional boys who were just like them, the stars of a team built in the shadows that conceal the greatest hothouse of talent in Europe.
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Aided by the ever-so-sightly futuristic production design of Katharina Wöppermann — who fills the film with sterile hothouse settings lit by artificial grow-lights and populated by plant biologists in white lab coats and face masks — and abetted by the disquieting sound design of Erik Mischijew and Matz Müller, who layer jarring sound effects — is that a pack of barking dogs?
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This Little Women doesn't feel the need to "update" the story in order to make it "relevant," nor does it really need to; the Marches (like the Alcotts) were ahead of their time, parents who believed in educating girls and giving them freedom to develop more like wildflowers than hothouse plants, and that comes through loud and clear in the film.
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My Ogre Book alludes to card games and chess, but these references fit with the hothouse artificiality of the book's figures and conceits; in Midnight Broodthaers collages sound-words ("Tic Tac Tic Tac Tic") and strings of spelled-out numbers into his poems, so that the page not only records the poetic utterance but becomes a visual field to be worked upon, played with.
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Just as the naïve Sunday paintings and hothouse landscapes of Henri Rousseau had, in the years before the First World War, provided models of gravely simplified form to the Cubists—especially potent because of their obviousness, the absence of theory that let your theory walk right in—so Calder's little circus suggested a new world of absolute animation, and the creation of a mobile, energized abstract space.
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At the same time — and here the negatives pile in — workers on the platforms lack collective bargaining so are simultaneously experiencing a hothouse of competitive marketplace and algorithmic management pressure, combined with feelings of social isolation (with most working from home), and the risk of overwork and exhaustion as a result of a lack of regulations and support systems, as well as their own economic needs to get tasks done to earn money.
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Big City Among the many upending impressions left by the story of Nimrod Reitman, a former graduate student who has claimed that his celebrated mentor sexually harassed and assaulted him during a long period in which she seemed to wage a bizarre abduction of his emotional life, is that the American university's current reputation as a hothouse for delicate flowers — protecting students from any possible offense or indignity — is just partially earned.
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At some level of atmospheric warming, perhaps as low as the famous 2 degrees Celsius above baseline target set out in the Paris agreement, which we could hit within the next few decades, we may still have to deal with the melting of all the Arctic sea ice or any number of other thresholds that could accelerate warming, pushing us domino-style past further tipping points and committing us to a "Hothouse Earth" that's radically different from anything we experience today.
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But the creative vibe of these hothouse experiments attracted other works-in-progress: While D'Angelo and company held court in Studio A, the rapper Common began recording his new album in Studio B, and others (the rapper Mos Def, for example) followed suit in Studio C. These simultaneous recording projects often shared personnel, a sonic aesthetic, even concrete musical ideas: a riff or a groove conceived for one artist might be put to better use by another, leading to some tactical horse trading.
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