Reality lends weight to imagination, and imagination gives color to reality.
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"The feminist imagination has been co-opted by the capitalist imagination," Crispin said.
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The last remnant of the romantic imagination is its cheap first cousin, the erotic imagination.
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NOW Having Grover really helped me develop my imagination, and find solace in my imagination.
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Shakespeare's poetic imagination runs on such bold lines that we assume his moral imagination must, too.
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And his wild imagination has inspired me to kind of try and tap into my own imagination.
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Imagination If you're hearing about a ghost from a young kid, scientists say it's likely just their imagination.
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I believe in theatre because theatre creates imagination, and if you have imagination, then you can have a future.
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Now I think about human imagination and the landscape, and how the actual landscape becoming smaller can limit our imagination.
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Imagination, however, said it doubted that Apple could go it alone without violating Imagination' patents, intellectual property and confidential information.
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Nothing is left up to your imagination, so your imagination will be well-rested and ready to give you guaranteed nightmares.
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"Imagination has now received confirmation that the relevant party is no longer actively considering making an offer for Imagination," the company said.
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And it comes from a fundamental lack of imagination — not just the creative imagination you'd hope to see from professional designers, of all people, but also the empathetic imagination required to actually care about the lives and needs of others.
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He told the Associated Press at the time, "I deal in imagination, so I don't think imagination should have rules stamped on them."
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"Fire Pro relies heavily on the user's imagination, so my goal is to create an environment where that imagination can shine," explains Matsumoto.
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" Fiennes defended his role last year, telling Rolling Stone, "I deal in imagination, so I don't think imagination should have rules stamped on them.
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In June, Imagination put itself up for sale after Apple earlier told Imagination that it no longer needed its technology and would produce its own.
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As unpleasant as they may be, tapping into the darkness of imagination can inspire us to achieve things that, without imagination, might otherwise be impossible.
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"That ability to tell when your imagination is receiving something and your imagination is creating something – that's a very subtle difference," he explained in 2013.
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Memory is the fuel of imagination, and as such, exposing yourself to a variety of ideas and concepts gives your imagination more to work with.
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Apple said Monday it would move away from using Imagination Technologies' intellectual property — and Imagination Technologies saw its share price plummet nearly 62 percent in London.
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That paints Imagination as an unfortunate victim, which is valid, but let's not forget that the cliff in question only existed for Imagination because of the iPhone.
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Humankind has gone there a few times now, but nothing has seemed to capture the imagination—or, at least, the American imagination—like the Apollo 11 mission.
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Our stupidity, he realized, was neither willed nor wicked; it reflected, instead, a lack of imagination — or, perhaps more accurately, a lack of material for our imagination.
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He was a persona through which Roth could project all of the kind of wild and serious and eloquent elements of his imagination — and his moral imagination.
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And I think that Facebook had a failure of imagination about how haywire it could go and a lack of imagination now about how you solve that.
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Do they show imagination and leadership, or . . .
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Apple says it's phasing out Imagination over the next two years, and it could very well be planning to license the patents it needs to (from Imagination or others).
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Apple is an Imagination Technologies shareholder, making this move even more surprising as the company said last year it didn't plan on making an offer to acquire Imagination Technologies.
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Imagination isn'treferencing a "fund size" because Imagination is in discussions to possibly add a third partner who would contribute his or her own capital (no, it's not Jeff Bewkes).
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" Christopher Brown on science fiction: "I think that the science fictional imagination—or maybe we could call it the 'utopian imagination'—plays a really important role in political theory.
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Apple has reached an agreement with one of its former chipmakers, a British firm called Imagination, ending months of spats between the two firms and Apple poaching Imagination staff.
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Imagination Chief Executive Officer Andrew Heath said Apple told Imagination "at the end of March" that it would no longer need its technology, according to an investor call on Tuesday.
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The deal – which reportedly that Imagination received approximately 30 cents from Apple for every device sold that used its chip design – generated roughly half of Imagination&aposs entire annual revenue.
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And, while the success of the Shrek franchise is a testament to the power of imagination, some would argue that imagination is the very force that the franchise profits from strangling.
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Further, Imagination believes that it would be extremely challenging to design a brand new GPU architecture from basics without infringing its intellectual property rights, accordingly Imagination does not accept Apple's assertions.
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" The optimists are saying, in effect: "Use your imagination!
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Portman's hard work – and imagination – are now paying off.
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"But it's 2017 — use your imagination," says Dr. Doe.
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They resonate with some … with people's experiences and imagination.
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" Added musician Gene Simmons, "Thank you for your imagination.
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It's not your imagination — but it is your brain.
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" Paul adds: "Obviously, there's some new imagination, as well.
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But in her imagination — well, that's another story. Literally.
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Explain. — Describe the place that most captures your imagination.
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I'm not gay — by any stretch of the imagination.
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He says "imagination is the key to breaking through pre-invented existence," but each time he allows himself to enter a thought through his imagination, he hits a roadblock and puts an end to the recording—as if each time he realizes that the imagination is a processing mechanism inextricable from the pre-invented world.
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This isn't a game fan talking about games, but instead it is someone with a lot of faith in human imagination seeing and believing that videogames do something unique with that imagination.
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Here is Wallace Stevens, celebrant of the imagination, finally facing the prospect of death and the hereafter: the topic that, more than any other, has animated the collective imagination of the West.
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With that information under your belt, read Fiennes' defense of his casting: "I deal in imagination, so I don't think imagination should have rules stamped on them," he told the AP last year.
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But why limit your imagination to such paltry alternate realities?
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Erm, sorry, I let my imagination get ahead of myself.
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It's been 20 years since the Imagination Library was launched.
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We would never in our wildest imagination have imagined this.
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Imagination Capital has already backed an esports startup called Boom.
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Imagination shares plunged 70 percent on the news last week .
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Your imagination is going to be flowing with brilliant ideas.
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My imagination ran wild about what Paul's life was like.
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TV sound systems can leave a lot to the imagination.
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Halloween is a holiday that calls for imagination in hyperdrive.
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What we're allowed to do is have a greater imagination.
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Why Pokémon Go captured our imagination — and huge market share
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The presentation is really only limited by the performer's imagination.
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We also shouldn't be crippled with a failure of imagination.
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But this first one proved a seedbed for Tudor's imagination.
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Instead, Beckmann painted from memory, imagination and a personal iconography.
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Is a mac and cheese pod reality or my imagination?
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No. To that effect, I relied on my own imagination.
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Imagination Technologies did not respond to a request for comment.
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The perpetrators are not the young hotheads of popular imagination.
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The Etruscans occupy a place in the popular imagination, too.
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The outcome of this dispute is pretty critical for Imagination.
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The most terrifying elements are largely left to the imagination.
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Then again, it might be a figment of Stacey's imagination.
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Criminality is one thing, but this truly strains the imagination.
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The soul becomes visible in the images the imagination produces.
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Honest to goodness, this is — this just beggars the imagination.
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Peace, spirituality, imagination, compassion, and art are all his terrain.
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What we need is a strong political will and imagination.
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A figment of David's imagination, or another of his personalities?
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Anyway, playing with dolls is all about fantasies and imagination.
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And you need some imagination [in] how to approach it.
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Then something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination.
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A boost in creativity or imagination will also be felt.
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How many schools have an "Imagination and Climate Futures Initiative"?
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Deviant Desires is about the nature of the erotic imagination.
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She's just a scary figment of a good mother's imagination.
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They are also not the young hotheads of popular imagination.
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Fortly educated them on emotion, discipline, memory, technique, and imagination.
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Limits are defined less by technology than by one's imagination.
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Without it, your imagination may run away with you today.
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Thank you for your imagination, creativity, tenacity, inspiration and love!!!
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My imagination is my favorite coping mechanism for difficult clients.
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"It works because it captures the public imagination," says Glencorse.
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Of course, your imagination can always work its own magic.
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With a little imagination, it's a hell of a view.
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It's easy to let your imagination run away with itself.
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Tara Reid's naked dress, which left nothing to the imagination.
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Drawing was where he began merging his imagination and practice.
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That's why I have my imagination that it's very easy.
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British chipset firm Imagination Technologies is having a tough quarter.
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She's never recaptured the full imagination of the audience since.
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In Buster's tumultuous, underprivileged environment, his imagination became his refuge.
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No business leader has captured the imagination of voters since.
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Imagination is an ocean of wealth that anyone can access.
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Second, apply imagination to the pain or opportunity you've identified.
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This would be "expensive and difficult" for Imagination, Jefferies said.
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The bottom line: No logic can govern the human imagination.
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Salvatore Scarpitta's imagination was wild and full of high jinks.
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The industry has certainly captured the Australian government's imagination, however.
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"She has a vivid imagination, and it comes from storytelling."
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It was the first video game to capture my imagination.
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Apple's suppliers are in the spotlight after Imagination Technologies IMG.
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We picture these giant towers looming in the public imagination.
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Turks occupy a strange place in the American collective imagination.
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There is no shortage of imagination in this animated feature.
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But that image is a figment of her fevered imagination.
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Playing the Nintendo Switch is like having imagination on tap.
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Imagination did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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And Oscar's imagination occasionally takes flight, and we ride along.
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"Letters from Max" suggests that Ritvo's imagination flourished in camaraderie.
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But Sal hasn't enough imagination to deal with such sacrilege.
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Her silence would do nothing to stop his boundless imagination.
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That said, there is no accounting for the erotic imagination.
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And Walter continues to capture the imagination of readers today.
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The freedom to facet is what fuels designers' creative imagination.
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Instead, it provides players with prompts for their own imagination.
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And such thinking today is merely an act of imagination.
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What happens when that imagination endures a little too much?
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That's not a knock by any stretch of the imagination.
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There's so much more to it with the viewer's imagination.
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In my imagination, I don't see me taking any questions.
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The postapocalyptic imagination is shot through with unacknowledged wish fulfillment.
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But I know we need a fresh breath of imagination.
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Imagination grounded in love is what actually builds something new.
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Leap into this critical work with vision, imagination, and engagement.
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What about the geography and people there capture your imagination?
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Love, honor and imagination… but also hate, envy and war.
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Instead, it's time to dream and explore your brilliant imagination.
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Neptune rules art and imagination, but also illusion and delusion.
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It could be an automated world beyond our current imagination.
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In the popular imagination, drug traffickers have become mythic figures.
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Hope: Our persistent imagination and tireless pursuit of better futures.
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Hope: The utter unpredictability of the creative imagination of man.
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There was a lot of imagination in that first record.
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It's no wonder my sexual imagination was in such disarray.
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Video games are the imagination factory of the 21st century.
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The stories are there, but the white mainstream imagination isn't.
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This is not humane by any stretch of the imagination.
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"This forest is a support for the imagination," he says.
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We're hearing Grimes through the prism of somebody else's imagination.
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No. For science, imagination sometimes is much better than knowledge.
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Snuffleupagus was a figment of Big Bird's imagination until 1985.
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The loyal opposition needs your energy and your moral imagination.
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But the audacity of his imagination was never in doubt.
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Such are the powers of a teenage sports nerd's imagination.
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Klava has seized the imagination of Yekaterinburg's information technology community.
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They correspond little to the anxieties of the public imagination.
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Manhattan, for all its charms, can sometimes fail the imagination.
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In some ways, that was a collective failure of imagination.
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What's an example of your designers running with their imagination?
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To understand why requires more than a bit of imagination.
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They're turned into militant threats in the public white imagination.
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"Teach, volunteer work — it's, like, beyond my imagination," he said.
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On the topic of imagination, never stop dreaming and creating.
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Point is, "the blockchain" is a figment of technocratic imagination.
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With FUNIT, researchers are trying to fill that imagination gap.
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Or you can head over to Big Imagination Foundation's website.
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We wanted their imagination to be the only engine here.
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Devastation on this scale is beyond the reach of imagination.
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Fear runs ahead of the facts and inflames the imagination.
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It all captures my imagination, to be honest with you.
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Café Müller continues with scenes of similar imagination and effect.
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Harry's wand endures, though much is left to the imagination.
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"It's like we're putting chains on our imagination," he said.
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Then you can take them somewhere else using their imagination.
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Mr. Newhart's original TV series, in particular, captured my imagination.
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With imagination, you can go everywhere you want to go.
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But the BFR is not a figment of Musk's imagination.
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It's about power and sexuality and identity and the imagination.
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Her imagination spills over the sink and hits the backsplash.
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But Waldo's imagination is not going quietly into the night.
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Book critics should not have only a white American imagination.
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He stayed to make the mixtapes of a city's imagination.
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And with work and luck, that imagination can become reality.
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Faith in courts runs deep in the American liberal imagination.
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They gorged on their imagination, and sometimes on their libido.
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All set and ready to let your imagination run wild?
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But Crosby's inner life is left mostly to the imagination.
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In Gauguin's colonial imagination, Polynesian women were beautiful, desirable, subservient.
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Glover wants us to fill the minutes with our imagination.
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Out There An oasis in the sky inspires the imagination.
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His failure was not only of business but of imagination.
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He's not a cinch by any stretch of the imagination.
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The catsuit was also transparent, leaving little to the imagination.
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Can you forgo your imagination and be black for me?
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This dual presence — transparent yet indispensable — discomfits the national imagination.
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If you feel uncomfortable, it's not your imagination -- it's real.
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Are the Dolphins good, by any stretch of the imagination?
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That's the kind of limitation in which imagination can flourish.
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Even after "Passengers" ends, this creepy premise haunts your imagination.
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It's always way more effective to enlist an audience's imagination.
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The reason 'Frida' gripped our imagination The drama was palpable.
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But slick production values can't disguise the lack of imagination.
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Here, the next generation of designers exploring the Catholic imagination.
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Banana peels also captured the imagination of local con artists.
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"Star Wars is a delivery device for imagination," Mahoney says.
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"That's what this is, a failure of imagination," Ciccarone says.
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Business Insider has approached both Apple and Imagination for comment.
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She could not begin an affair because it required imagination.
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A wild imagination isn't necessary, just a little historical perspective.
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" He added, "I leave plenty of space for children's imagination.
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That doesn't mean Martin's imagination will be absent from HBO.
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My imagination is the only thing standing in the way.
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"Race relations are essentially exercises in imagination," he once said.
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The relaxing act freed up my imagination in unparalleled ways.
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When I use my imagination, that's where my magic is.
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Their imagination inspires them to create the most fantastic artwork.
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So, let's combine imagination with all aspects of our economy.
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Or can be it more about the child's own imagination?
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It's a new, pervasive, and irresistible vocabulary of the imagination.
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The words were awful; they gave the imagination free rein.
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He turned to cartooning while very young, cultivating his imagination.
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Ms. Garfield's imagination seems to be saturated by heavy weather.
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But it also implies the state of the character's imagination.
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When will our government show the same sense of imagination?
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Agnelli's beauty captivated the imagination of artists and fashion designers.
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The possibilities are about as plentiful your imagination can provide.
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Such is the power of rosé to stir the imagination.
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"It is a failure of imagination," she told the audience.
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What Green does is make paintings that seize the imagination.
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The sequence plays like a visualization of her wild imagination.
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I think I have great imagination — but I made money.
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My message is that the key battleground is the imagination.
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Facing reports that Apple was building a graphics operation and hiring Imagination staff, the British firm told investors that Apple was just improving its customization of the technology Imagination sold, rather than replacing it.
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"It's a place where the limits of reality are your own imagination," he promises, which is true as long as your imagination favors properly licensed media franchises that predate your birth by several decades.
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Speaking with Jodorowsky at the opening, he clarified that the imagery has no direct connection to tarot, but springs from his imagination whole — an imagination that has been marinating for years in tarot practices.
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It addressed the imagination of an artist, Dana Schutz, which has been tagged in this case as a "failure of empathy," and folded together the ruptures of imagination that have accompanied responses to her painting.
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But here, Brown's delicate play between light and shadow creates a space for the imagination to operate — not unlike Delaney's Afrofuturist fiction, or Caravaggio's chiaroscuro — and Blackness becomes the space into which the imagination flies.
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His incredible imagination, unguarded and socially conscious at the same time.
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Friendship, it seems, like make-believe, takes an act of imagination.
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Another method, more common in the public imagination, is harvesting movement.
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Music allowed my imagination to take over and allowed more creativity.
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In June, Imagination said it was putting itself up for sale.
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"Our imagination is limited to what we know about," he says.
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So she did not have an elaborate closet by any imagination.
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It roars, I think, though that might just be my imagination.
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If so, what authors excite your mind and imagination the most?
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Chamberlain says that's a combination of catastrophizing and over-active imagination.
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So, to me, it's captured the imagination of thousands of people.
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Your imagination is especially creative right now, so tap into it.
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L'Engle's book, by its nature, left a lot to the imagination.
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Both skills suggest some sort of unknowable imagination or sixth sense.
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You use a little bit of imagination, and apply some logic.
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Thorgy's real problem with this challenge was her lack of imagination.
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And if I'm at home, to let my imagination run wild.
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Is it my imagination or have you tightened the paywall recently?
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Imagination Technologies did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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It's about the intangible way those moments light up your imagination.
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The ability to use imagination as part of the scientific process.
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And what if we could potentialize this imagination through [video games]?
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Not everyone feels that way by any stretch of the imagination.
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The aftermath of the sexual assault left nothing to the imagination.
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Is she a killer or the victim of her own imagination?
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Technical mastery and musical range do not always combine with imagination.
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I want to give him the room to use his imagination.
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Despite the sale, Imagination says it remains in dispute with Apple.
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Candidates who promise to overturn the system have captured the imagination.
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Is he actually there or a figment of some character's imagination?
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Now I have more of an idea, more of an imagination.
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He is his own thing, and a figment of my imagination.
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Imagination Technologies, a British chip designer, put itself up for sale.
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Look, hang on, countries are an act of imagination aren't they?
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But a new paan ingredient has captured the Internet's imagination: Fire.
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We watch American Horror Story to ogle Ryan Murphy's distorted imagination.
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General Electric is taking its motto "imagination at work" to heart.
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Choose between a Book of the Month box or Imagination Box.
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Pisces season has begun, marking the season of rest and imagination.
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And it's done by hand, and it's done with the imagination.
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But despite their hold on the imagination, these examples aren't typical.
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The rules of this game are self-esteem, confidence and imagination.
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A 12 percent gain in muscle power doesn't come from imagination.
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The potential for this system is limited only by the imagination.
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Imagination is in talks with Apple on a new licensing deal.
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It's the reverse of firing the imagination and potential of writers.
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It was just beginning to start to cross the public imagination.
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For the ideological framework around it, it's up to our imagination.
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"I HAVE a very nightmarish imagination," Scott Walker said in 2006.
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His imagination walked far and wide with enormous if unpredictable strides.
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We see what we want to see because we lack imagination.
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Was the supernatural scene real or a figment of Betty's imagination?
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Unleash your imagination with the Huion Giano Wireless Graphic Drawing Tablet.
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It wasn't a heroic act by any stretch of the imagination.
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And this year, the theme was Fashion and the Catholic Imagination.
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Instead Manigault-Newman said she would leave that to people's imagination.
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Ironically, we must both temper our imagination and dream even bigger.
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Your imagination could be a key to boosting your retirement savings.
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He added, "The pure imagination is far beyond the first film."
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They capture all the imagination of the bootlegger and artist simultaneously.
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" One backdrop reads "Together we'll build a playground for our imagination.
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The possibilities are endless — and we'll leave that to the imagination.
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It taught me a lot about life, and stretched my imagination.
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This has an undeniable logic, and has captured the wonk imagination.
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Here, he puts his imagination genius to the real-world pavement.
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Imagination said it would talk with Apple about alternative commercial arrangements.
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Nothing was left to the imagination, and I was totally humiliated.
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Iconic movie characters possess an enigmatic quality that teases our imagination.
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And within that straight imagination, sure, gay people can get married.
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The imagery of those years is seared into our national imagination,
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It really inspires your imagination to see what the possibilities are.
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"It's not dead by any stretch of the imagination," Ramsey said.
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The video captured the imagination of internet denizens the world over.
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Salma Hayek is leaving (literally) just a little to the imagination.
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But he also brings his own dramatic imagination into the mix.
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Foldables have captured the public imagination like few recent consumer electronics.
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The possibilities are limited only by our imagination and, potentially, regulation.
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But, even today, Diana is still present in the public imagination.
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But I'm letting my wearables imagination run away a little bit.
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Using a combination of imagination and history, the boys make do.
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The proposed merger is hardly the product of a sparkling imagination.
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We talk about filmmaking as an art form that requires imagination.
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And restaurant owners have a lack of imagination when naming restaurants.
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The opponent is a lack of imagination, the fear of failure.
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Vikander does extremely well to inhabit Croft with imagination and distinctiveness.
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Becket's murder has long captured the popular imagination around the world.
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Creatures beyond imagining, such as these, enrich the imagination when encountered.
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The tunnel was located in Epcot's Imagination Pavilion, specifically in the
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"We can create an instrument that meets our imagination," Konpyuta say.
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In the 2000s, cycling had completely captured my sports-addled imagination.
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Yet, apparently, National Security Adviser John Bolton has an active imagination.
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Fort McMurray has loomed large in the collective imagination of Canada.
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This color coordination was not a figment of Red Horse's imagination.
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Playing the game requires my own imagination to suspend my disbelief.
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More than that, others argue, it has stifled invention and imagination.
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CURIOUS WORLDS: THE ART & IMAGINATION OF DAVID BECK (2015) 10 p.m.
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We've frozen the Cuba of that era in our American imagination.
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Musk's rocket ship has caught the imagination of many space enthusiasts.
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It propagates an imagination of Earth as an ideal, edenic home.
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Every designer relies on imagination, but Thomé's creativity is particularly resourceful.
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Kubrick needed somebody who had knowledge and imagination in equal parts.
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Still, all of this history might make your imagination run wild.
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In his imagination she would still be young, pretty, and malleable.
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A discerning palate and limitless imagination are essential across the board.
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My parents aren't "money nerds" by any stretch of the imagination.
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The case that captured Renner's imagination was a poser, all right.
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This magnificent tribute to tales of the imagination is absolutely magical.
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These unwelcome flashes of imagination force us to consider horrible scenarios.
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Several small stocks captured the speculative imagination of traders this week.
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What else could a child need to get their imagination going?
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Congo: A name that evokes the deepest realm of the imagination.
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Even experiential travel companies can suffer from a lack of imagination.
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That being said, the breakfast taco thing has captured people's imagination.
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Blackness in the American imagination was first conceived as a nightmare.
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And this is why the Cassini announcement sparks the imagination so.
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But there were always so many other stories swarming his imagination.
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And therefore what is the purpose of the imagination at all.
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The exhibition's section on engineered and imagined plants excites the imagination.
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What we didn't know, we filled in with our imagination, joyfully.
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Latino voters have captured the imagination of many a presidential candidate.
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Mercury connects with Neptune on January 14, and your imagination flourishes.
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Your imagination is lit up and your psychic abilities are strong.
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And she clearly has an imagination that reflects her multicultural upbringing.
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I visited last month and found it really dangerous—beyond imagination.
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"The Central Bus Station is a playground for imagination," she said.
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In the public imagination, the humanities have been so routinely undervalued.
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And, like the Surrealists, we have to use that imagination together.
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But getting your story fix helps ignite your imagination and creativity.
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The talk, coupled with the environment, facilitated wild imagination within me.
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As her children grew, so did the reach of her imagination.
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Silicon Valley's most powerful imagination belongs to a very powerful CEO.
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How does one top "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination"?
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He will stop, he said, only if his imagination runs out.
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We all have different libidos, different yearnings, a different erotic imagination.
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The Army Rangers had an almost mystical grip on Alex's imagination.
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"Cyrano" may be staged behind bars, but imagination cannot be confined.
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But the work that seized his imagination nonetheless left him lost.
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Newsbook Shark attacks, though rare, loom large in the American imagination.
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These incidents had yet to congeal in the popular — white — imagination.
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"What it signals is a complete lack of imagination," he said.
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Long live the fertile imagination and prodigious output of J.K. Rowling.
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I was not an activist by any stretch of the imagination.
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But the lyrics were intentionally unambiguous, leaving little room for imagination.
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How might these things forge a politics, a poetics, an imagination?
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But it wasn't their achievements that had caught the world's imagination.
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To nudge your imagination, though, here are a few key benefits.
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But in the isolation, my imagination really had time to run.
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We look at some of the places that caught its imagination.
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He clearly understands the power representation plays on the public's imagination.
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Writing a list and using a bit of imagination might help.
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My imagination was a bit of a burden for my mother.
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All of Baker's poems are rich in observation, imagination and memory.
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But Mr. Etheredge knew the real poverty was one of imagination.
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But must the verifiable past surrender to the sovereignty of imagination?
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With this template in mind, you can let your imagination go.
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The opportunities for play are completely open to a child's imagination.
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"It takes patience, imagination and empathy with the bacteria," she said.
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I'll have to leave that to people with more woods-imagination.
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"An imagination tides you children over until you're grown," she says.
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Rebuild your connection with your inner voice, let your imagination flow.
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It's too flat-footed, it doesn't leave anything to the imagination.
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Into 2017, branded content fires the imagination with new potential revenue.
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It probably seems weird, but discovering these nuances ignites my imagination.
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And somehow in my grand imagination, I thought I was pregnant.
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"This outbreak is beyond anyone's imagination," Jane Sun, CEO of Trip.
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There's a lot more to imagination than pictures in your head.
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How did he figure, if it all, in the popular imagination?
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The organ harvesting subplot was all a construction of Ray's imagination.
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The individual, in the collective English imagination, comes before the unit.
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"This could have been a bloodbath beyond imagination," a prosecutor said.
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It adds a bit more entertainment and imagination for the viewer.
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It's my imagination of what Roger meant, or what I knew.
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"It's not solved by any stretch of the imagination," said Thooft.
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The United States of America should be politically euphoric beyond imagination.
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I believe I still let my imagination go in that way.
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The idea of "period" is filtered through imagination and fevered memory.
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It's all spectacle, diversion, exaggeration, make-believe, daydream, pipe dream, imagination.
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That feels like confidence in collective imagination, artists and audience together.
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Don't miss out on this opportunity to let your imagination shine.
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When you're not too obvious, there's something left for the imagination.
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For a historian, such a leap of imagination amounts to malpractice.
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After Maeterlinck, it was Edgar Allan Poe who captured Debussy's imagination.
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Any rituals that you guys have around your creativity and imagination?
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The budget leaves to the imagination just what that vision is.
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" [Politico] "Coverage of Bernie Sanders suffers from a lack of imagination.
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But this argument misses an essential point about culture and imagination.
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Neumann was known for his imagination, outrageous ideas, and sweeping claims.
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Are there moments when excess and aggression take over your imagination?
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Lily-Rose Depp left little to the imagination in black lace.
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That said, Gates' Porsche enthusiasm does indicate a failure of imagination.
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But I'm going to tell you what my imagination tells me.
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In the popular imagination, bonobos have a somewhat hippie-ish reputation.
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Seldom does a designer come along whose imagination keeps you guessing.
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Nor does Ms. Kapil's fertile imagination stop at revising Shakespearean history.
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Whatever you do, enjoy their beauty and let your imagination loose.
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His is not primarily what we would call a poetic imagination.
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It stays there, it captures their imagination, and they share it.
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Diplomatic imagination has rarely been as essential as it is today.
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Hudak doesn't recommend people try doing imagination exposure on their own.
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"The books show you the power of the imagination," Inslee said.
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The world they knew left no room for knowledge or imagination.
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The days when he transfixed public imagination now seem very distant.
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What is it about his writing that still captures the imagination?
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There was no such failure of imagination ahead of this pandemic.
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The noise, the fervor and the enthusiasm had captured his imagination.
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Letter of Recommendation Successful baby-proofing requires cultivating a morbid imagination.
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We believe this base of knowledge powers creativity, imagination, and innovation.
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In Zemmour's imagination, his family is the model of French assimilation.
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The initial installation of the bull statue caught the popular imagination.
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Imagination isn't a means for forming images of reality, Bachelard observed.
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Maybe the problem had to do with a failure of imagination.
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Given the darkness of his imagination, one wonders about its origins.
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But it's only her work that is born out of imagination.
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It demonstrated the extent to which nations are works of imagination.
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Everyone, inspired by your creativity and imagination, will find you charming.
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Serial really captured the imagination of what the medium could do.
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It's a place that doesn't exist except in our imperial imagination.
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An economist comes into the room and jumps into your imagination.
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She jumps out of your imagination, and looks into your eyes.
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Blume praised "subversive" books for the ways they developed her imagination.
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In short, a good critic develops a large capacity for imagination.
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We might give our own power of imagination to their reality.
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Yet it's the subject, not the composition, that captures the imagination.
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This hasn't been a landslide at any stretch of the imagination.
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While the film is a love letter to imagination, it is also a story about a father accepting and encouraging his child's imagination and where it may take him, and a great tribute to Welles' genius.
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The paradox was that the man who had such an extraordinary orchestral imagination — and such extraordinary powers to realize the fruits of that imagination in performance — should have been so convinced of his need for electronic resources.
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Apple paid Imagination license fees and royalties totaling 60.7 million pounds for the year to end-April 2016, half of its total revenue, and is expected to pay about 65 million pounds for this year, Imagination said.
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Today, Imagination issued a statement from Apple, which is both a customer and a shareholder in Imagination, confirming that there were discussions, but there is no plan to make an offer to buy it at this time.
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Apple's claims that Imagination sat on the news for weeks without telling shareholders heaps more trouble on the company and could spur regulators to examine whether Imagination improperly withheld information from shareholders, according to one legal expert.
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Dipsea's sensorial audio storytelling sets the mood and sparks the listener's imagination.
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Futuristic-looking bendable tablets and smartphones have captured our imagination for years.
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Your imagination roams with all of the wonderful possibilities that life holds.
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In 1995, she started the Imagination Library in honor of her father.
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It's not a figment of the liberal media's imagination or anyone else's.
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But even after its demise, Rosetta's data continues to capture our imagination.
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The power of an inspiring candidacy is in the imagination it sparks.
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The power of democratic imagination isn't just in believing they can win.
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A photo of two cats having a tussle has captured Reddit's imagination.
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You start to make it up or letting your imagination roll along.
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S. WATTERS: We&aposve always admired your sense of adventure and imagination.
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You never need to rely on your own imagination for entertainment again!
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The iconic bricks don't talk, flash or move—except in your imagination.
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Thanks to Jennifer Lawrence, our imagination doesn't have to work too hard.
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Myths are the building blocks of which imagination and creativity are built.
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Winter weather It's not your imagination, it really is blisteringly cold outside.
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It is, as Ursula Le Guin writes, a matter of the imagination.
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I remember, when I was a kid, I had a crazy imagination.
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Once the discovery was published in February, it quickly stirred popular imagination.
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In Donna Huanca's imagination, the naked body is a number of things.
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He has captured my imagination more than any other prophet or apostle.
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Sadly, you can't simply use the power of your imagination to compete.
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The novel offers both a celebration and interrogation of the Orientalist imagination.
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Kim Kardashian has built an empire on leaving little to the imagination.
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Let your imagination run wild with this Stranger Things Season 3 teaser.
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This sort of show—about man's common humanity—captures the public imagination.
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We have to tap into our own inner imagination about what's possible.
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Their problem is they have only been having it in their imagination.
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But the technology has firmly arrived to teleport audiences into the imagination.
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What is real and what is a figment of imagination in 2017?
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Henein suggested the window smashing was a "figment" of the witness's imagination.
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Her worked is marked by curiosity, empathy, humor, tenderness, devotion, and imagination.
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Kendall Jenner left little to the imagination in a new risqué selfie.
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The city needs more art that reflects its energy, hope, and imagination.
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People like imagination if they feel that it's genuinely rooted in fact.
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UK company Imagination Technologies announced today that it is restructuring its company.
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Kardashian West left the top button undone, leaving little to the imagination.
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Such leaps are the purpose of what he calls "the artistic imagination".
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"A Lineage of Imagination," an installation of mythical creatures by Kenny Harris.
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It's not not cheap, by any stretch of the imagination, but doable.
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Pop—one brand of the stuff in particular—haunts the modern imagination.
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These novels about Ms. Millhone take incredible focus, ingenuity, energy, and imagination.
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After decades of hype, virtual reality has finally captured the world's imagination.
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"What we can use them for, it's only limited by our imagination."
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We don't know what's drawn from truth and what's plucked from imagination.
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The music video more than matches the track in quality and imagination.
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Not by any stretch of the imagination could that be the case.
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Maybe it's just a failure of imagination: better the devil you know.
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But Beast Mode knows it takes a lot more than pure imagination.
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It was about growing older and finding your way, and about imagination.
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Companies are instead choosing Chinese names with meanings that capture people's imagination.
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While these experiments in extreme layering tickle our imagination, they're unrealistically chunky.
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Burnett found both an outlet for her rich imagination, and an escape.
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Perhaps that sounds lacking in imagination; I assure you, it is not.
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You'll have to use your imagination a little bit on this one.
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Plus: I have two hands that function well and a healthy imagination.
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We will find ourselves all but bereft of deep thinking and imagination.
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These theatrical stunts are nothing if you have a fraction of imagination.
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Imagination plays a central role, and you have to unpack the work.
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OnePlus sees a lack of imagination around 5G in the long term.
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The film's imagination runs rampant, and the results are funny and unpredictable.
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We'll leave that to your imagination; he does sport some lingering wounds.
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Blessed of the Patriarchs': Thomas Jefferson and the Empire of the Imagination,
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Your imagination can take you to frightening places that don't really exist.
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Amelia Earhart continues to capture the world's imagination from beyond the grave.
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Thank you Gene Wilder for the wonderful, the weird, the pure imagination.
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Neither of those were close elections by any stretch of the imagination.
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Your imagination is wonderful, but don't get seduced by your paranoid ideas.
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But Apple said it told Imagination about its plans on Feb. 9.
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When we support curiosity, what we're really developing is a child's imagination.
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But a new grouping of giants has captured much imagination — Big Tech.
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The home that could house both objects is one of the imagination.
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I loved using my imagination to create plot lines for entire neighborhoods.
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Their imagination is through the roof, and their excitement is so contagious.
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Imagination Technologies competes with ARM in offering license designs to other companies.
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Interestingly, Apple also owns at least 8 percent stake in Imagination Technologies.
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Imagination Technologies has worked for many years with Apple on graphics chipsets.
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If you read Marx, you'd learn what a political imagination could do.
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They come out already stripped of illusion, leaving nothing to the imagination.
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Lena Dunham is leaving little to the imagination with her latest selfie.
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Love him or loathe him, you inhabit the imagination of Roger Ailes.
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He's an extremely sweet dude and his imagination is pretty far out.
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Empathy and the ability to use your imagination should have no limits.
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She can feel comfortable dwelling in her imagination, eschewing drama, embracing quietude.
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You can think of this as a photocopier with an unruly imagination.
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Episode by episode, we're looking at where Brooker's twisted imagination leads us.
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Yet that doesn't quite capture the full scope of Clarke's chimerical imagination.
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LabradoriteA stone of transformation and magic, Labradorite stimulates imagination and new ideas.
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And we're not the same team by any stretch of the imagination.
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In this world, empathy, like hope, is an act of the imagination.
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His imagination, you could say, has a built-in time-lapse function.
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He is the closest thing the popular imagination has to Steve Jobs.
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The leaks, controlled and otherwise, have left little up to the imagination.
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Roots is a work of the imagination rather than strict historical scholarship.
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My exophiliac imagination is endless, so, yes, I definitely think it's possible.
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In the American imagination, California carries two fundamental meanings: hope and disaster.
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"No one could trust themselves with their imagination alone there," she wrote.
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In other words, there's no outside world view to spoil your imagination.
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She didn't have to use too much imagination to get into character.
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At their core, these casting choices are a classic failure of imagination.
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"There is no stronger, no bigger technique than your imagination," he says.
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As they say, with a little imagination, anything can be a dildo.
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But his brick and mortar nationalism also reveals a lack of imagination.
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I hope my political intuition is being eclipsed by my novelist imagination.
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"I realized we had captured the imagination of the public," he says.
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Some thinks it's silly that this race has captured the market's imagination.
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Few issues will require more imagination and determination that the Syrian crisis.
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Suzuki is often sparse with his words, leaving much to the imagination.
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But neither has captured the public imagination to quite the same degree.
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Why has it captivated the imagination of so many through the decades?
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An iPhone and a little imagination can make every move look big.
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"It might just be my imagination, but I'm willing to try anything."
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Which brings us back to the historical imagination of Game of Thrones.
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The quest of the entire season had been a failure of imagination.
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But the fairy tale might not have just dropped into Andersen's imagination.
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Neither was Xinhuang, the city that loomed so large in his imagination.
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The mind of an adult begins in the imagination of a child.
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It had emerged from his subconscious and back into his active imagination.
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Breakingviews General Electric is taking its motto "imagination at work" to heart.
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Well, wonder no longer and instead put your imagination to the test.
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That's a hell beyond my imagination, and I'm extremely creative and twisted.
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In the popular imagination, a rich Texan is invariably an oil baron.
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The exhibition is a tour de force of a single artist's imagination.
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Free from the strictures of selling luxury goods, his imagination is unbound.
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The possibilities for tomorrow's drone applications are limited only by our imagination.
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I reply that the problem can be solved by imagination and logic.
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Original 3D games let me fill in the blanks with my imagination.
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I had a wild imagination and an unquenchable thirst for the outdoors.
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But you will enjoy a nice boost in imagination, creativity, and intuition.
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"It's only the sexual predator's imagination that sets the limits," Wennerström said.
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Right, I'm talking about big companies that capture imagination, but go ahead.
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They also tend to have more artistic interests and an active imagination.
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The CRISPR phenomenon can have echoes of "Frankenscience" in the popular imagination.
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In pretty much every conceivable way, Dubai's Burj Khalifa defies the imagination.
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For some reason, profiling has really triggered something in the public's imagination.
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Don't let your imagination run too wild and don't indulge paranoid thoughts.
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As a writer, you're always thinking about people's inner life, their imagination.
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I am not an overnight sensation, by any stretch of the imagination.
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Your imagination will be brilliant today, so break out your art supplies.
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But such things are not just the stuff of imagination and intrigue.
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Manufacturing retains its powerful hold on the American imagination for good reason.
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It's possible she is a ghost, or a figment of his imagination.
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But it will not, by any stretch of the imagination, be underestimated.
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Mr. Girard presents the opera as taking place within her fevered imagination.
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The umbrella's staying power is a testament to a failure of imagination.
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"I'm interested in any crazy, creative idea beyond normal imagination," he said.
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And in the absence of that, all they have is their imagination.
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The solutions feel like a return to the flexible imagination of childhood.
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The show has demonstrated some imagination by making the president a woman.
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The Earth had, in the popular imagination, not one Moon but two.
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The next exhibition, which opens on September 17, is titled Utopian Imagination.
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Much of campaign reporting is an exercise in imagination, informed by experience.
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But the imagination that brought her this far was still at work.
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But there's no denying this monster's staying power in the popular imagination.
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It's like, let's do something that will captivate and capture the imagination.
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Locate them, start using them and let your imagination do the rest.
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If you don't have that kind of imagination, ask someone who does.
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More likely, the shapes represent a building, filtered through Tal R's imagination.
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One thing I always appreciated about your writing is your tragic imagination.
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In that it's an entry point that could fuel a child's imagination?
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If it feeds the imagination, that's all the justification the designer needs!
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His parents were not conventional parents by any stretch of the imagination.
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Plastic excavators, bulldozers and cranes fueled by imagination have long captivated toddlers.
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"Having money is great when you have an imagination," Charles told me.
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It is, however, a fact that cannot possibly be understood without imagination.
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His "Imagination: Jupiter=Planet" from around 1953 provides a typically Wentworthian worldview.
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And how much does one's will have to do with one's imagination?
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You have a wonderful imagination; you'll learn to fill in the blanks.
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My therapist's thought experiment, then, was truly an exercise in pure imagination.
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Juxtaposing biological specimens with the outputs of human imagination created endless possibilities.
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Dollhouses are fun toys that encourage creativity, imagination, and foster pretend play.
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It is the charge of Adrian Simcox's imagination — where the horse lives.
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"Regulations have stretched and grown beyond all imagination," she told the Inquirer.
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In the end, architecture is projecting imagination to realize a tangible project.
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It's machine learning, facilitating and extending his own words, his own imagination.
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The less people know, the more they need to use their imagination.
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SARAH MICHELSON This uncompromising choreographer also has an imagination that won't quit.
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Every year I can't help but think: Get a little imagination, people.
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It's a loose-limbed little exercise — Carrington is just flexing her imagination.
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Without imagination, we would have no nations, gods, corporations and social institutions.
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Having a better imagination does not simply mean having more vivid imagery.
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I can often hover above myself in my imagination, monitoring my reactions.
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"The criticisms are just a failure of the imagination," said Tyler Winklevoss.
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As Stevens himself put it, "The imagination is man's power over nature."
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"We didn't break camp with imagination — these guys are legit," Collins said.
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" Georgina Mikhael has observed of Falciani, "He has an enormous imagination. Overflowing.
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The body, he says, is a "place"— of memory, emotion and imagination.
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But most characters were conjured through the alchemy of fact and imagination.
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Gamache soon arrived in her imagination, fully formed but lacking a name.
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Is there any stretch of the imagination by which this can work?
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But Lee has always occupied a unique place in the national imagination.
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In other words, Vicarious aims to create a robot with an imagination.
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Imagination doesn't fall from the sky; you have to work with something.
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These ironies were not lost on De Quincey: they fed his imagination.
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A man, in other words, whose moral imagination could be counted on.
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It's not your imagination: Summer's even steamier than it used to be.
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Deepfakes have captured the imagination of politicians, the media, and the public.
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Large-scale air filtration has entered the public imagination in recent years.
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The designer also revealed that Lizzo is wearing the "imagination cape" backwards.
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HOLLAND I have a very weak stomach and a very vivid imagination.
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In the public imagination, Google's workplace culture has historically celebrated employee independence.
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But in the Christian imagination the only one remembered as a Jew . . .
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I made it up, using my creative imagination combined with critical thinking.
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"But what you need is political will and a bit of imagination."
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Was there any criterion beyond "lands that exist only in the imagination"?
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"He had a wondrous imagination, truly one of a kind," Liu replied.
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With Sword and Shield, the series finally caught up to my imagination.
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"Her imagination is woven into the tapestry of America's story," Warren said.
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"Imagination exposure in this case can be a first step," Hudak said.
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The poet Shelley said the greatest source for moral good is imagination.
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Marshall's influence since the retrospective has been massive in the public imagination.
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" Jordan Peele has always had what he describes as "a wild imagination.
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But Trump Mingle is only a figment of Seth Meyers's twisted imagination.
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The Wildcats of his imagination advanced all the way to the final.
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No, it's not your imagination: The pandemic is slowing down the internet.
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No, it's not your imagination: The pandemic is slowing down the internet.
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"The obstacles that other women experience is beyond my imagination," she said.
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In the popular imagination, civility is not part of the Momofuku brand.
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How do toys and imagination play a role in Auggie's childhood experiences?
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Almost a century after his death, Monet still captures the public's imagination.
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The message: Leave me alone with my imagination and I'll be fine.
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My imagination does simultaneously beautiful and terrible things with these unwritten pages.
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But the real magic is witnessing her mind and imagination at work.
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Margot's empathetic imagination is working on overdrive here, and throughout the story.
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This is a matter of style, inspiration and imagination, or their absence.
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The show hasn't always favored leaving humanity's ugliest impulses to the imagination.
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The material has almost seemed beyond the imagination of any Hollywood writer.
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"The reality here starts where your imagination ends," said one Israeli officer.
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We say, Oh, that was off camera — that was in your imagination.
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Here, the specter that haunts the artist's imagination is the colonial project.
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It's the feature that most defines black people in the white imagination.
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It is that same imagination that turns a wallet into a weapon.
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It is that same imagination that turns a toy into a gun.
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His work tackles adult realities through objects of childhood and adolescent imagination.
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"A failure of imagination," she says, but it's nothing of the kind.
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It's somewhere at the hazy intersection between a real sensation and imagination.
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But, in terms of the clothes themselves, this year's Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination theme was an opportunity to show his faith — whether its in his millions of followers or the higher power of his endless imagination.
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The exhibition is ultimately asking the question of what the imagination can do and whether the modern imagination has become exhausted from being unable to understand our own capabilities and the far reach of the technology at our disposal.
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The company had a long product and investment relationship with UK-based graphics chipset vendor Imagination Technologies, and nearly considered acquiring it, before the two entered into a dispute, and Imagination was ultimately broken up and sold to others.
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The many worlds of imagination & delight you created for humanity will last forever.
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"So much of my imagination was spent on Game of Thrones," she says.
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Of the two materials, it was steel that would really seize his imagination.
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The photograph as a template closes my imagination and suppresses more personal inspiration.
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This is not a solid blue state by any stretch of the imagination.
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In astrology, Neptune is known as the planet of dreams, imagination, and creativity.
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That rate is drawn from Trump's overactive imagination - like many of Trump's ravings.
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"So much of my imagination was spent on Game of Thrones," Swift said.
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At the least, it is beyond my imagination to conceive of that happening.
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The "celestial ambience" will aid "vision, imagination and relaxation", explains the government, hopefully.
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" He added: "It is certainly not 'out' by any stretch of the imagination.
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That was as much as my small mind and my imagination can see.
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These two-hour long epics, complete with awesome special effects, feed the imagination.
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They've been anatomized in documentaries and become part of our shared cultural imagination.
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After all, the same imagination that powers Silicon Valley can also terrify it.
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This isn't just my imagination multiplying the yellow losers in each Skittles bag.
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Minecraft has even fired the imagination of people traditionally outside the gaming space.
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"I won't divulge any details, but rather leave it up to the imagination."
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For many, no film franchise has captured the imagination more than Harry Potter.
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Ultimately, the failure to fix what ails Facebook is a failure of imagination.
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The few hits that have captured the public imagination command a hefty premium.
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I did, and still have the necklace to show for my excellent imagination.
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This collaboration is a celebration of his unparalleled imagination, individuality and artistic expression.
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It's not the end-all, be-all, by any stretch of the imagination.
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Even with the full boot coverage, Hadid's look left little to the imagination.
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I work entirely from my imagination without having a concept in my mind.
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In the end, the only real limits are your imagination, not your budget.
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Less prince charming, more gender imagination — lesbian princesses, transgender queens, and gay warriors!
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" —franziskakonert13 "My imagination runs amok with possible threats leaving me a panicked mess.
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That's not you or my imagination as some would convince us into believing.
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Is it my imagination, or is my inbox trying to tell me something?
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But its lack of diversity is not the biggest oversight of Catholic Imagination.
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So, anything can happen with a little pure imagination and a Twitter account.
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But the limits of a game's rules also create limits to our imagination.
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He said the jury used "imagination" and "speculation" to conclude their guilty verdict.
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The commercial leaves nothing to the imagination about tomorrow's Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event.
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So in honor of her father, the Imagination Library began to take flight.
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Close your eyes, listen closely, and your imagination may fill in the blanks.
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My work as historical travel, points to how imagination forms in historical stages.
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The imagination is a faculty for generating fantastical images, images for tantric transformation.
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It's about expanding our imagination about who can play the starry-eyed one.
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Without it, he would live only in my imagination, how I picture him.
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There are so many empty spaces we get to fill with our imagination.
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In my greatest imagination, I would have never thought it a da Vinci.
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Walker said the EU and Britain both needed to show flexibility and imagination.
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And I think video games can help build your imagination as a kid.
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Image: NanoTechNowUtility fogs defy the imagination in terms of the technological sophistication required.
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It's not a lack of imagination that leads Donald to hire his kids.
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GARRISON "A Lineage of Imagination," an installation of mythical creatures by Kenny Harris.
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"Our lyrics are always grounded in the realm of imagination," Unger-Hamilton explains.
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Chris, meanwhile, deals with things the way many kids do: with his imagination.
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From there it was a question of how far can your imagination go?
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In 2018 she wore oversize feathery wings for "The Catholic Imagination" exhibit opening.
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And some signs suggest that the well of our imagination has run dry.
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Confrontation and street drama still retain a romantic hold on the collective imagination.
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Insatiable's greatest sin is that it suffers from a profound lack of imagination.
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It closed on the purchase of British chipmaker Imagination Technologies Group Ltd IGNMF.
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Leonardo Da Vinci approached his compositions with scientific rigor and feverish imagination. Donatello?
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Those reports have since been denied and Padoan called the idea "total imagination".
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Let your imagination fill in all the sensual blanks in Making Paint below.
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It's not just your imagination; the Fed has been considering a rate hike.
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" Then, in a sentence like "Are you an innovator with imagination and originality?
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AUs are rarely executed well, but they let your imagination run blissfully free.
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They capture the public imagination and lead to heat from politicians and regulators.
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Each Nutshell Study is a composite of true crime scenes, and Lee's imagination.
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They were maverick sculptors who transformed geometry into a vehicle for their imagination.
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These categories, unsurprisingly, tend to map in the public imagination along racial lines.
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For some reason, it was the number "one million" that sparked the imagination.
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A half-century later, King's words continue to haunt our contemporary democratic imagination.
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The result is a richer, weirder genre, with more imagination per square inch.
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They are the ones I create in my imagination —they live inside me.
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There are virtually no rules, other than the limits of imagination and programmability.
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Caroline Spiegel's first startup Quinn aims to bring some imagination to adult entertainment.
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But my imagination cannot compete with the dreamland in which I actually stand.
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And sometimes the weapons are just a product of his own frenzied imagination.
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But the only thing that rivals sex in the public imagination is money.
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More important, it has come to stand in the imagination for progress itself.
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Her look perfectly embodied the "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination" theme.
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Never underestimate the power of a kid's imagination, especially one who loves dogs.
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As it stands, computer systems can't replace things like human emotions and imagination.
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Throw some glitter into the mix and the only limit is your imagination.
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When it opened, Trump Tower quickly became a part of the city's imagination.
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As it stands, computer systems can't replicate things like human emotions and imagination.
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"Mixed reality really helped me to physically experience the artist's imagination," she said.
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Well now Trump blocked me so you'll have to use your imagination pic.twitter.
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The Model Y is nothing but a figment of Musk's imagination for now.
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Additionally, Peele obviously has the imagination to make a movie like this great.
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Ryan Lochte is known for having an, um, creative imagination for the facts.
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Samsung didn't leave too much up to the imagination at MWC this year.
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Obviously that conversation never happened, but it could have happened in Crawford's imagination.
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The world has become a darker place, and nothing is beyond imagination anymore.
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But it leaves you with an overall feeling of visual splendor and imagination.
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"It really has turned into a platform for other people's imagination," Antebi says.
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Google's Deep Dream software proved that computer imagination can be strange and hallucinogenic.
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Its slogan, "Imagination at work", could just as easily be "Management at work".
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The imagination immediately begins thinking about what Bethesda might do with that space.
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He's giving it his all—every ounce of his heart, history, and imagination.
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In her defense, those yacht photos didn't exactly leave much to the imagination.
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As a rule, foreign events capture the American imagination for about nine seconds.
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He pictures ways we can potentially redesign our world with imagination and compassion.
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The European Parliament has utterly failed to capture the imagination of European voters.
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But all these populists do share one important trait: a common political imagination.
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I can't believe my child's imagination has to abide by such vicious constraints.
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His jabs knocked some sense into us, pushing us to expand our imagination.
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What Could You Read, Listen to or Watch to Stretch Your Cultural Imagination?
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But most people don't have the imagination—or whatever—to leave their mine.
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Non-invasive tools have captured the imagination, but haven't seen much success yet.
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"I know that once we come together, we are powerful beyond imagination. "Sen.
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Mr. Gaultier said working on a grand scale allowed his imagination free rein.
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"No one cares until there's an outbreak that excites the imagination," Gonsalves said.
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" Carson said he didn't condone the executions by "any stretch of the imagination.
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Fear is nothing more than a lingering emotion that's fueled by your imagination.
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The Argentine conceptual artist reminds us that imagination can transform reality into art.
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I will watch them murder Tamir Rice's body for using his imagination outside….
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Technology mergers tend to require a little more imagination to justify their cost.
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He called for "social imagination" to change how people produce and use energy.
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The void where his identity should be continually calls out to our imagination.
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On Checkerboard Day, Vans donates $1 million of their global sales to imagination.
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Plus, your kid can use their imagination with all of the little animals.
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"Please don't use your imagination to report stories without thinking," he told Reuters.
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These prompts could also spur usage when people are bored, sparking their imagination.
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In the lab of Milner's imagination, you'd come much closer to the truth.
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A supportive energy is in the air as your imagination and creativity flow.
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It requires that archaeological imagination to see through the fragments the greater story.
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"You don't play perfect golf by any stretch of the imagination," he said.
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Om Sleiman couldn't be further from the popular imagination of an organic farm.
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So the Trans-Siberian has captured the imagination since its completion in 1916.
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They left little to the imagination here ... especially Halsey in her white bikini.
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The throwback handset captured the imagination of a public suffering from smartphone burnout.
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Yet it's not something that's caught the popular, or commercial, imagination, Veale says.
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And I like that he taps into the imagination with songs, with topics.
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There's a lack of beauty here that pushes us to use our imagination.
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All vocals and visuals are temp, so please use your imagination and enjoy!
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But doing it well, with imagination, charm, and panache, is another matter entirely.
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Your psychic abilities and imagination are boosted, but watch out for paranoid thoughts.
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On the crucial front of the imagination, the Soviet Union could only retreat.
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But most people don't have the imagination — or whatever — to leave their mine.
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As she ages, her childhood imagination and brashness morph into something more sinister.
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In these paintings, she marries images from the mass media with her imagination.
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But music is endless, its limitless, and there is no limitation on imagination.
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In his poetic imagination, all of early America was a democratic cruising ground.
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"The best thing that we have, above all, is our imagination," enthused Martins.
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Surely what matters, they argue, is not Ms. Ferrante's background but her imagination.
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"The hypersonic threat is real, it is not imagination," Air Force Lt. Gen.
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It is not your imagination that games have been incredibly close this season.
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I appreciate that everything is occurring in N's stark midnight of the imagination.
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A dusted copper heaven streaked with gold and siphoned from Klimt's aureate imagination.
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The stage pictures left plenty to the imagination — more steampunk than slick tech.
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I can let my imagination go wild and they're able to do it.
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"I haven't any imagination," she told the British newspaper The Telegraph in 2014.
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It is searingly truthful, but there are huge elements of fantasy and imagination.
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You could see his imagination kind of turning with every note he played.
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Children are quite capable of handling this material, presented with imagination and empathy.
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The chicken is not a majestic bird by any stretch of the imagination.
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It could have been my imagination, but our eyes reflected back into ourselves.
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Cooperation, urgency and imagination are required if we are going to be successful.
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I'm learning a great deal from living with her voice and her imagination.
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Since you're the sign of imagination, if you're bored, we know something's wrong.
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Theme parks became the place where I, and my imagination, could run wild.
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Your imagination and intuitive powers will also get a boost during this time.
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Why do you think this crime has captured the popular imagination so much?
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"It has to capture the imagination of the Palestinian people," Mr. Friedman said.
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Of course, it's one thing for myths to persist in the public imagination.
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Octopuses, squids and their cephalopod cousins have haunted the human imagination for centuries.
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The image captured her imagination and eventually would give the restaurant its name.
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I want to leave only the ghost of the painting to spur imagination.
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It doesn't help the imagination, but it doesn't give rise to any contradictions.
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In Winkfield's matchless paintings, the personnages may be things animated by one's imagination.
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It had taken a case like Ms. Millane's to capture the public imagination.
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My imagination holds onto those things for too long; I can't shake them.
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I really like the imagination of the Mexico-America coproduction "Sleep Dealer" (2009).
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In the fall of 1968, we experience a great failure of political imagination.
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A culture, too, is a work of imagination, or a failure of it.
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The idea quickly caught the public imagination — and not in a good way.
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The second is that it's not over by any stretch of the imagination.
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Yet the grip of the old guard on the public imagination remains strong.
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It's not an easy place to play by any stretch of the imagination.
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"Bread and salad," Garcia says quickly, but then his imagination takes him away.
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In South Korea, figure skating captures the imagination, but speedskating captures the medals.
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Nothing objectionable — but nothing to quicken the pulse or stir the imagination, either.
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Let your imagination run wild while you make the news with News Maker.
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It's not your imagination: The 2017 Atlantic hurricane season has been unusually active.
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It's not your imagination: This year's Atlantic hurricane season has been unusually active.
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"This one has caught the imagination of the world, unfortunately," Mr. Trump said.
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An acknowledgment of that might be the starting point for both imagination and
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But Oleg wasn't moved — it was just Stan's usual American lack of imagination.
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This property listing in Boston Magazine is a fun prompt to the imagination.
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Fiction writers often operate in a grand swirl of imagination, experience and language.
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The modern scientific explanations just seem so narrow and devoid of any imagination.
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"Moby-Dick" was quite terrifying; it really caused my imagination to run riot.
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We think it's really important to open up the imagination to successful models.
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However, it's important to realize that having a strong imagination has its downsides.
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This is where we might see clearly the difference between imagination and creativity.
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It shaped my imagination as a visionary in order to reorganize this profession.
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Like a heart, my imagination had always stopped at the moment of death.
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But he sometimes dreams of leaving conflict behind and escaping into his imagination.
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In the Dvorak, Mr. Dudamel jolted the familiar score with vitality and imagination.
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She seems intent on smashing boundaries between genres, and between reality and imagination.
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" He added: "It amazes me how this ship still captures the global imagination.
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Whether the maleficent or vital leader wins our hearts and imagination is indeterminate.
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And I think it's because it hasn't moved people and captured people's imagination.
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What is it about spy museums that so strongly captures the public's imagination?
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But the child, in this instance, is a toxic product of her imagination.
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It introduced his precocious command of craft and composition and his uncommon imagination.
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My imagination was, it was set here on that night after the inauguration.
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It is an act of historical imagination to have recovered their unostentatious courage.
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They also brought imagination -- and even some humor -- in the signs they carried.
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His imagination is brought to life by a multi-talented man named Dauda.
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The S-Files have acquired near-mythic boogeyman status in the French imagination.
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It's not always clear when you're in her imagination or out of it.
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"Our imagination was bigger than what we were allowed to do," Klum said.
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Blind authors like Milton show what's possible when your imagination is 20-20.
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Blind authors like Milton show what's possible when your imagination is 20-20.
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Camden most certainly is not rising, not by any stretch of the imagination.
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I tasted a hint of lemon, although that may have been my imagination.
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But the loss—to the dramatic imagination, at any rate—has been immense.
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"This wasn&apost a dictatorship by any stretch of the imagination," he said.
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In turn, China's Foreign Ministry denounced Kudlow's remarks as "bogus" and "beyond imagination. "
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Climate change is another issue that has caught the imagination of younger evangelicals.
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Have you ever listened to a favorite album and let your imagination wander?
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Mania can fire ambition, steel the nerve and give high wind to imagination.
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Fire hydrants and standpipes occupy a special, warm place in the Chast imagination.
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One Simpsons-obsessed genius decided to top whatever your wild imagination could invent.
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Instead, she let her imagination serve her goals, her child and her community.
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People like Picasso, using this Africa of his imagination to become an artist.
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"I always marvel at your imagination and bold decision-making," Moon told Trump.
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In times of oppression freedom is also a fierce act of the imagination.
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In this way, a smartphone becomes the modern substitute for having an imagination.
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Sportradar's explosive growth still existed only in the imagination of its chief executive.
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His relentless imagination and his affection for his characters are contagious and irresistible.
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Sometimes the less we know, the more space is open to the imagination.
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In truth, the episode was a huge failure of imagination by both sides.
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That campaign in 2008 was so radical, she helped us adjust our imagination.
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In the meantime, the mystery surrounding "Dido" gives full rein to the imagination.
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The stories there play out in your imagination, and yet before your eyes.
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