He's the sheltered, clueless English sound designer who's been imported by a director in Italy to devise the perfect noise for an unspeakable death by torture called the "bacio indelible," or indelible kiss.
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Once it touched your life, it left an indelible scar.
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Justice Antonin Scalia left an indelible mark on American law.
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The album too is littered with invention and indelible hooks.
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Another episode left an indelible imprint on the veteran journalist.
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But an indelible impression was nevertheless left on the poet.
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But those indelible moments are built on tough, smart questions.
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And in that sense, Obama has left an indelible mark.
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The worst Super Bowl ads are indelible, memorable for years.
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It'll be part of the indelible record of his career.
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His cruelty becomes, instead, an indelible component of his artistry.
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Nonetheless, Birshtein's role in Shnaider's rise to riches is indelible.
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The impact of Jamaican culture on black Britain is indelible.
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Their equipment is temporary, though the best matches become indelible.
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These are the tastes of summer — iconic, indelible, reliably delicious.
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Her regal look is an indelible part of her legacy.
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And in that very statistic, the indelible impression of Tuskegee.
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As an indelible audit trail, the blockchain cannot be hacked.
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This was among the indelible lessons of the 20th century.
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But she arguably made a more indelible mark off court.
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But it has also made an indelible impression on others.
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But some ads left a more indelible impression than others.
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Cheers to tarnishing yet another indelible piece of our childhoods.
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The Nabokovs had themselves crossed an invisible, if indelible, divide.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It will leave an indelible stain upon the presidency.
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It's those kinds of details that make Little Woods so indelible.
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Many critics have compared the show to AMC's indelible Breaking Bad.
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The images are indelible: On the clear, cold morning of Jan.
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When they do in Heat, it's movie history, indelible and electric.
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The two horns were measured, weighed and marked with indelible ink.
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She left an indelible mark on all those who knew her.
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It is a remarkable and tragic tale rife with indelible characters.
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All of this made an indelible mark on my sexual awareness.
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Patsy bears her own indelible scar: ropy branches on her abdomen.
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Her sculptural, near-monochromatic paintings make an indelible impression on me.
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Critic's Pick Her indelible images came to represent the Great Depression.
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Nature, habit, opinion has drawn indelible lines of distinction between them.
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The retelling of his first foray into drug dealing is indelible.
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Of course, there had indelible rumors since the heyday of Wham!
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There's almost no need to introduce the indelible artist Cindy Sherman.
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Butchery will remain an indelible stain on those who permit it.
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In an indelible long-running television commercial first broadcast in 1969, Mrs.
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No doubt, this webcomic has become an indelible touchpoint for geek culture.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," Ford, a psychology professor, said.
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There are indelible melodies and eco-anthems and echoes of the Memories.
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Reese Witherspoon's Annette, too, isn't anything like Julia Stiles' indelible Kat Stratford.
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A last indelible image from a World Series classic filled with them.
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But that still leaves an indelible list of wonderful stories to grade.
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But they left an indelible mark on the West Coast punk scene.
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On this first overseas tour, President Trump certainly made an indelible impression.
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But, make no mistake, it leaves an indelible mark on the memory.
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Beneath the gleaming postwar surfaces there lurked the indelible stain of barbarism.
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It's a nightmarish creature, and one of the film's most indelible images.
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I feel like that's my most indelible food memory — my dad's pancakes.
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And as I've gotten older, I've realized that my blackness is indelible.
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Now, is it as good as Jeff Karstens' indelible, era-defining pitchface?
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Even though some things have gone, they do leave an indelible scar.
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When we think of North Korea, certain indelible images come to mind.
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These indelible photographs deserve better music than Mr. Dessner's thin, earnest worship.
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But her most indelible legacy may be what she did for denim.
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"The genius of the system" (André Bazin's indelible phrase for classical Hollywood)?
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Mr. Miyagi has writ his "Antigone" in water, and made it indelible.
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And yet, even with all the contradictions, it leaves an indelible impression.
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The Olympics are full of indelible moments that live on through history.
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Lee's indelible image was crafted as a rejection of those diminished roles.
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James Graham's indelible drama reports on the early career of Rupert Murdoch.
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" He continued, "That was an indelible judgment which can never be withdrawn.
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Each left an indelible mark on the arts, culture, politics, and history.
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He already has nearly three dozen videos on deck featuring vintage college basketball moments, and is prepared to do whatever is necessary to make sure that each indelible moment from the NCAA Tournament gets the same appropriately indelible soundtrack.
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The family's financial troubles during the Depression left an indelible impression on him.
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In the videos, the man known as Bikoy claims to have indelible evidence.
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But the image of Trump and Putin on that stage will remain indelible.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," she said, revealing her neurological expertise.
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I made this connection to how indelible this image was in the media.
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"The exposure that children have leaves an indelible mark on them," says Tarasuk.
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It turns a once indelible franchise into something generic, flat, and utterly forgettable.
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There's a reason so many of these indelible images are often of children.
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Some of it he can easily erase; other parts might prove more indelible.
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He left an indelible mark on all who were blessed to know him.
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Both smutty Magna comics and kid friendly anime have made her image indelible.
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Gwyneth Paltrow has already left an indelible mark on the world of food.
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Washington for the past several years, have left an indelible mark on public
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"Her narratives and mesmerizing prose have made an indelible mark on our culture."
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"Even the most secret lives leave an indelible trace," Molina writes of Ray.
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As the years pass however, hedonism leaves its indelible mark on the body.
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Dion has left an indelible impression on pop music and, also, our hearts.
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I settled in, expecting to read a story that punctured Reagan's indelible stereotype.
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As divided as Afghanistan can seem, the line between enemies is seldom indelible.
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But it was not the most indelible image from the 99th P.G.A. Championship.
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"The details he shared with Hurston are indelible," The Times's Parul Sehgal wrote.
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The human connections in the book leave such an indelible print on readers.
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That its history and culture will remain indelible is Mosher's gift to posterity.
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He ended up capturing one of the most indelible moments in American history.
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People no longer spoke any Irish and the empire had made its indelible mark.
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It was as if the indelible mark of impeachment had disappeared from his forehead.
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History will record the next indelible "Fight of the Century" a win for MMA.
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Series like Stronghold, Rogue, and Genocide have all left an indelible impression on me.
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This was in addition to his liberally handing out indelible features for maximum ubiquity.
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The smartphone is interwoven into our lives now, an indelible part of the culture.
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It moves in ways you don't expect, generates indelible moments out of thin air.
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The world will miss her as she's left an indelible mark on our culture.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter …" was written on the concrete in paint.
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His most indelible memory from his first Ryder Cup was of the opening ceremony.
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By turns sexy, fierce, bewildering and riveting, "Flyness" sends two indelible messages to audiences.
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So is all this the indelible stain that the sustained media outrage would suggest?
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A friend had told Mr. Greenberg years ago about a woman's indelible guilty secret.
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Among them: gargantuan building projects that have left an indelible stamp on the nation.
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Solver Stories Solving a puzzle together leaves an indelible mark on two young people.
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But every now and then there comes an interaction that leaves an indelible impact.
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In her "journey of shedding," we are the lucky recipients of her indelible poems.
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But what Naeher lacked, still, was a signature performance, an indelible picture of triumph.
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His first impressions with people across the organization have been indelible and largely audible.
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He described their lives and their day-to-day work in concrete, indelible detail.
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Still, his short stint in the film is one of his most indelible cameos.
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They failed to grasp how powerful and indelible was the stain of his disease.
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What follows is a heartbreaking, indelible look at the mechanics of fascism and genocide.
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By and large, it doesn't add narrative value, but it has one indelible moment.
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These two young leaders left an indelible mark on the entire Iron Eagle team.
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But no one should doubt that Michelle Obama's courage has left an indelible mark.
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But the two indelible moments in these finals were not as favorable to James.
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What took place in late 1989 that produced indelible images for the history books?
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But beyond the food itself, we love that this meal creates an indelible memory.
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Some even argue that Something Awful has left an indelible mark on internet culture.
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After the defeat, Saban's players redoubled their commitment, which made an indelible impression on Saban.
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He was one of basketball's indelible personalities, known for his constant trash-talking and emotion.
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We'll remember David Bowie for his music, but his film roles were no less indelible.
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Movies, the best and worst of them, offer me indelible memories and so much pleasure.
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The truth is that Trump has already left an indelible imprint on the political system.
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Long live the Queen of Soul through her extraordinary & singular voice and her indelible music.
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It's an impressive balance, and Hagner credits the shows creators for crafting such indelible characters.
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These authors illuminate us through their work and leave an indelible mark on our souls.
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Supporters say they represent an indelible part of U.S. history and part of regional heritage.
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It's no secret that true crime has an indelible place in the pop culture canon.
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In 2016, Bernie Sanders and his campaign made an indelible mark on the Democratic Party.
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The project was commissioned by Peanuts Worldwide, which oversees all representations of Schulz's indelible comics.
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In 2014 Apple put a podcast app on the iPhone that is all but indelible.
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Every song leaves an indelible impression of its author; something that only they could make.
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The episode Let this Be Your Last Battlefield left an indelible mark on my psyche.
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Billington has left an indelible legacy on the institution he led passionately for 28 years.
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Most frustratingly, the adaptation abandons the raw feminine perversity that made Jackson's story so indelible.
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These testimonies have an indelible emotional impact on readers, as well as on the writer.
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Of course, none of this lessens the indelible global impact of this hate-fueled atrocity.
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Grief is a comfort, because it is evidence of an indelible mark on the heart.
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Her charisma is indelible and also, within the parameters of the story, a bit superfluous.
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It's about loneliness, loss, memory, passing time and indelible connection: "Come on home," he pleads.
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His performance that week has become one of the indelible moments of his remarkable career.
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In his imitation of that indelible image, however, Ai looked more like a beached whale.
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My indelible mental image of it involves a miniature horse — or was it a pony?
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Under Mr. Park, Mr. Kim also left an indelible mark on South Korean foreign affairs.
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"Everything about the performance made an indelible impression on me," Mr. Andres, now 32, said.
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More than 21770 years later, a traveler retraces the path of that book's indelible characters.
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Soon she gives birth to Taffy (played as an adult by the indelible Mink Stole).
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He ends up living in a condemned building with the indelible Ratso Rizzo (Dustin Hoffman).
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The manhunt for the younger Tsarnaev, now 26, left an indelible mark on the city.
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Yet its involvement in the business continues to live on after making an indelible mark.
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But the movie in which she starred left an indelible mark on the Vietnam generation.
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And he put an indelible stamp on the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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And yet there are a ton of indelible moments in this season all the same.
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For artists, streaming numbers have an indelible impact on how a song performs on the charts.
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" --------------- December 7, 2016: "How Obama changed America" by Fareed Zakaria "Obama has left an indelible mark.
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He led both Ford and Chrysler during his career and made an indelible mark at both.
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Soutine's earliest critics, many of whom were Christian, had exoticized the indelible imprint of shtetl culture.
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But it's not unscathed and now bears the indelible mark of debt — as do its neighbors.
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Feuds seem to be an indelible aspect of the human condition, but why should this be?
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An elections officer applies indelible ink to a voter's finger during early morning voting in Kwekwe.
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" Ford describing what she remembers from the alleged attack: "Indelible, in the hippocampus is the laughter.
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These Talks, which will be held around the country, will explore the groundbreaking series's indelible impact.
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Through an alchemic relationship between materials and process, she fused abstraction and figuration to indelible effect.
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We'll miss seeing her every day, but her imprint upon Once Upon a Time is indelible.
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And this will have an indelible effect on how we use airplanes for travel and commerce.
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Favreau's plan for the Jungle Book included creating a set of images that he considered indelible.
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"Clegg has made an indelible mark in the music industry and the hearts of the people".
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Through it all, no character is more indelible than that of Scout's widower father, Atticus Finch.
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A stain that many feared would be indelible was left on the reputations of the dead.
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Guns N' Roses made only one indelible album: its first one, "Appetite for Destruction," in 1987.
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I doubt I have ever encountered this comparison before, and this image leaves an indelible mark.
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She left an indelible mark on Alabama, the Catholic Church and the world as a whole.
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INDELIBLE INKThe Trials of John Peter Zenger and the Birth of America's Free PressBy Richard KlugerIllustrated.
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That's what's so nefarious about these abuses; they're perpetuated by the indelible forces of the market.
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The threat of losing them forever is enough to make an indelible mark on your soul.
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But there's a disgusting, indelible photograph from the cargo plane that took them home from Afghanistan.
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In 1920s Paris, she took sensitive and indelible portraits of Jean Cocteau, James Joyce and others.
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Both Armie Hammer and Michael Stuhlbarg turned in indelible performances in Call Me by Your Name.
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The longer they are separated from their parents, the more severe and indelible the psychological toll.
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And yet the horror is not indelible; it is fading, as most public tragedies eventually do.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," Dr. Blasey Ford articulated in her September 27 testimony.
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It was becoming "indelible in the hippocampus," in the words of the psychologist Christine Blasey Ford.
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Our writers reflected on one of the most indelible figures in the history of the arts.
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Visitors are not burdened by the ghosts of Hemingway and Sartre to have an indelible experience.
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Yeh, the author of "The Truth About Twinkie Pie," has created an indelible character in Bea.
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Frida Ghitis: Insults to Pelosi -- and the American people It was a night of indelible images.
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Kobe was a singular figure who left an indelible mark on the community and the world.
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We often see All-Star status as a one-way flight to greatness, an indelible marker.
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Let's just say the story grows increasingly bizarre and haunting until it's left an indelible mark.
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Ms. Jolie has an indelible connection to Cambodia, not least because it completely reordered her life.
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Things that happen when you're young can leave an indelible mark on the psyche, Childs explains.
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Indeed, his own perception of the works is influenced by their indelible connection to his father.
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People who met Bowles inevitably came away with an indelible sense of her strangeness and charm.
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Whip smart and ultracool, Janeane Garofalo and Lili Taylor made an indelible mark on 2925s film.
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Whip-smart and ultracool, Janeane Garofalo and Lili Taylor made an indelible mark on 1990s film.
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In other words, it is only the most pertinent memories of a trauma that are indelible.
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The Cubs sent me into baseball adulthood, but I would have indelible life experiences in Philadelphia.
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The final hour, however, is filled with indelible moments, and the overall pacing is extraordinarily brisk.
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Playing with Coltrane and leading his own groups, the pianist's indelible style stood on its own.
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We may have lost Melissa McCarthy's indelible Sean Spicer, but we've gained Pauly Shore's Stephen Miller.
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Oliver Twist left an indelible mark on me as an eight-year-old (BOOKS RUIN LIVES!).
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I think that's taken a while to wear off, in part because Twilight's imprint was so indelible.
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The indelible gruesomeness is a credit to Hellboy's ambition to deliver bloody, grisly shocks and nightmare fuel.
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Throughout her career, Sauvé has created indelible images with photographers such as Steven Meisel and Patrick Demarchelier.
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By the time she died in 2016, Jayalalitha had left an indelible mark on the state's politics.
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But this summer will see another tchotchke to commemorate the indelible 2016 presidential campaign, and it's fantastic.
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My trauma is an indelible part of who I am today, whether I like it or not.
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He changed the way we look at heroes, and modern comics will always bear his indelible mark.
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The video images of young children writhing in agony and being hosed down with water are indelible.
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This is not something to which you have an indelible right, you are not necessarily custodians forever.
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During Black History Month, we venerate the indelible contributions African Americans have made to our nation's identity.
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Merkel's final term will stamp an indelible imprint on Germany, and perhaps even Europe as a whole.
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By entering into the North Korean talks, President Trump seeks to place an indelible signature on history.
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She gets better with every film and leaves an indelible mark in one that's not about her.
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Also like many people, I have an indelible memory of an uncannily beautiful September morning in 2001.
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"That's going to leave an indelible mark as they consume in their adult consumption years," Tamminga said.
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"The Rose Tattoo," first produced on Broadway in 1951, does not rank among Williams's most indelible works.
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That, plus the fact that typos are indelible yet inevitable, she said, made typewritten communication more personal.
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Jewish ritual remained an indelible part of their identity, a part of who and what they were.
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Levy, who was born in South Africa and raised there and in England, is an indelible writer.
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I've wondered since what makes grandparenting feel so special, in some ways more indelible than parenting itself.
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But more indelible was how fluidly they worked together, passing energy to whoever was in the spotlight.
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But while the indelible Hepburn stands the test of time, Mickey Rooney's character, I.Y. Yunioshi, does not.
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She opens the envelope slowly, feeling "the last indelible sensations of an existence I understood," she writes.
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He was part of so many indelible moments, and every game was a chance to make more.
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The Washington Post: "It's a horrible thing they did": Trump now bears the indelible mark of impeachment.
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The film's crescendo is best left unspoiled, but contains images that feel, at least for now, indelible.
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Sorrentino had created nothing but that one hilarious, indelible image, The New Pope would still have guaranteed
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A new collection, Indelible in the Hippocampus: Writings from the Me Too Movement, has recently been released.
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Yet, looking back over the past decade, it's easy to recall the ones that left indelible marks.
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Anyone who votes has their finger marked with indelible ink to prevent them from casting multiple ballots.
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To this day, his appearance is still one of the most indelible moments in modern Olympic history.
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Some are painfully indelible, like the sexual assaults of Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) and Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey).
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Instead, they've had an indelible infuence on the mass of incisive guitar rock that came in their wake.
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The unpretentious storytelling about his origins, life experiences, and the systems that informed them left an indelible impression.
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Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel transformed fashion, and Lucille Ball left her indelible mark on comedy with I Love Lucy.
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Before Spider-Man: Homecoming, some of Spidey's most indelible cinematic moments have been thanks to his love interests.
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In one indelible television appearance, Schumer and Pelosi stood side by side as they sternly condemned the president.
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Mr. Bush seemed at his weakest during the prime-time rumpuses, a problem that became indelible on Oct.
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Even if their time together on set was limited, Bill Paxton left an indelible mark on his costars.
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The idea that death is somehow "natural" and an in indelible aspect of the human condition is rejected.
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His exceptional contributions to scientific knowledge and the popularization of science and mathematics have left an indelible legacy.
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And she was sparing with her indelible inks, since once you put ink on you couldn't shift it.
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Also, Cher's indelible use of Auto-Tune on "Believe" is basically responsible for Future's entire, equally influential career.
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Something that was so indelible and meaningful in your life and you can't, and I don't want to.
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She was embedded in Atari from its earliest days, leaving an indelible mark on the video game industry.
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MARIA WILCZEKOxford His modesty notwithstanding, George Martin's indelible influence on The Beatles cannot be overstated (Obituary, March 19th).
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Sifton said recipes like those were chosen because they had become indelible in the minds of Times readers.
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Then finally all the writers in their "owl of Athena" costumes on the last day, an indelible memory.
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INDELIBLE INK: The Trials of John Peter Zenger and the Birth of America's Free Press, by Richard Kluger.
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He exuded love and kindness and will leave an indelible mark on so, so, so many lives. Excelsior!!
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For the daughter of ship's pilot Salvatore Starace and Antonia Esposito, "the grippe" was another indelible childhood memory.
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I don't recall all those shows right now, but "Kiss of the Spider Woman" left an indelible impression.
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Woods's first Masters title, in 1997, by an astounding 12 strokes, left an indelible mark on the sport.
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Gibson would go on to hit indelible World Series home runs and win a Most Valuable Player Award.
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After a brief stint, he retreated to the countryside, a decade-long journey that left an indelible impression.
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Hossa now faces an uncertain future after making an indelible mark on the Blackhawks the past eight seasons.
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Can he capitalize on this, or will he let Trump and Republicans make this into an indelible storyline?
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Few in baseball history have matched them, including the indelible pinstriped duo of Yogi Berra and Whitey Ford.
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It's also the perfect place to capture indelible images of many of these home-grown, custom-made costumes.
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An indelible American playwright, Shepard died from complications of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease, in July.
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The show's conception of Lermontov is characteristic of its swerving from the challenge of the film's indelible performances.
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Kate Spade left an indelible mark on the fashion industry and her inspiring life and work will be missed.
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But whether edible or indelible, it seems wrong to make people write or draw something to which they object.
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When you're a teenager and you see Hitchcockian cinema put forward in this 50 cent comic book — that's indelible.
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Rules, expectations and good design have helped to neutralise the bad effects of other indelible and unhelpful human traits.
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For us, collectively — as a society, a nation, a civilization — they can have the same indelible, life-affirming effect.
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While tragic, the thousands of drownings that occur each year has become an indelible part of the local ecosystem.
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Mr. Williams's gift is for indelible themes and arresting fanfares, the musical equivalent of the quick-take blog post.
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Plenty of artists have explored the relationship between light and shadow to create indelible images and tell a story.
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Despite, or perhaps because of, this vitriol, there is an indelible link between the writer and his modern compatriots.
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Given these numbers, it's hard to deny that digital music isn't making an indelible contribution to the overall industry.
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CreditCreditClyde Butcher Over 300 million people visited the national parks system in 2015 — and many left with indelible memories.
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He won a Pulitzer Prize for his indelible photograph of the crash on his last day on the job.
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We wanted to know how something as intimate and indelible as a memory can be caught in a bottle.
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It was one of those indelible "holy shit" moments that comes with a seismic shift in your music taste.
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What is the influence of us walking around with indelible images of murder in our minds all the time?
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Just as chance made an indelible impact on Kurt's life, so it also plays a role in his art.
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Those marks typically wear off over time, so it's good that OXO made indelible markings on the handle, too.
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Claire Foy (having a big year) is indelible as a woman pushed to the edge, and then beyond it.
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But in the absence of a celluloid record, my mother lives on in an indelible reel in my head.
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The best-of-five division series, which began in 22014, had some indelible moments, but they happened too infrequently.
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His words have left an indelible mark not only on this generation, but on the fabric of American history.
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The horror that unfolded there is indelible: A single shooter killed at least 20013 people and injured hundreds more.
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The power to leave an indelible mark may be why shock is so often used to drum up outrage.
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The delivery service lasted only about 18 months, but its revolutionary speed left an indelible mark on the country.
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Last week brought the return of this reigning City Ballet principal, whose interpretation of Odette/Odile is now indelible.
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Although the film received mostly negative reviews, to some fans of genre films, Ms. Reynolds gave an indelible performance.
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It's also dirty, funny, packed with indelible details and moving in its ground-level evocations of courage and camaraderie.
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The explosive truths he revealed have given birth to one of the most indelible scandals of this young century.
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The financial crisis of 2008 left an indelible mark on consumer behaviors that still affect how Americans spend today.
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Messi's scaling heights previously thought unimaginable, surpassing marks once deemed indelible, is now so frequent as to be mundane.
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It's an indelible book about friendship, isolation, ambition — and what it means to make a religion out of literature.
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Aaron Boone secured his place in Yankees lore with one of the most indelible home runs in franchise history.
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He has made an enormous and indelible contribution which we will seek to build upon as we move forward.
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Could each of you name an especially indelible scene from among these books that has always stayed with you?
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For individuals, like publications, errors are painful—particularly now, when the digital evidence of failure is both accessible and indelible.
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Strangers in a strange land, they started new lives with elation, the dates of their arrival indelible in their minds.
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Though many works of literature have made an indelible mark on the zeitgeist, the work they started is hardly over.
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An indelible aspect of the ancient Greek and Roman economies involved the mining and smelting of lead and silver ores.
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"Thank you Barbara Cook for the beautiful songs, the indelible characters, and the masterful storytelling," Tony winner Ben Platt wrote.
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But in all of the movie's truly indelible passages, cooking is just a symbol for any creative endeavor — say, filmmaking.
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La La pulls this out for degree of difficulty and old-school, hand-made marriage of music and indelible images.
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Like an ill-advised love affair, my addiction had changed my brain and my priorities, leaving indelible memories and longing.
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It was only for a few days of reshoots, but the actor still made an indelible impression on the filmmaker.
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This shameful chapter has left indelible marks on the lives of hundreds of children who grew up into lost adults.
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For former President Carter, the indelible image is from Ghana, where he saw a worm piercing through a woman's nipple.
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With Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, Fred McFeely Rogers left an indelible mark on millions with his quiet sincerity and life lessons.
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The sudden turbocharging of Earth's nitrogen cycle will leave an indelible mark in the geochemistry and ecology of the Anthropocene.
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Flanked by men—save the indelible Tina Turner—Joni is one of only seven female artists included in the list.
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Through his songs, Cerati knew how to shock the world, inspire generations, and leave an indelible footprint on pop culture.
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Neither of them deserve to be typecast, but they've been burned into my pop culture memory as those indelible characters.
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The shot of Shepard as a bloodied Yeager, walking away from a crash, remains perhaps the film's most indelible image.
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Less indelible is Mr. Clark's depiction of young love, which has the dancers too often gazing meaningfully into the horizon.
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Blue Jays come up big late to defeat Yankees TORONTO — Dellin Betances made an indelible first impression on Darwin Barney.
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Another fun fact: Ursula appeared in only eight episodes of Friends, but left an indelible mark on our hearts forever.
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He has left an indelible and undeniably distinct mark on the American political landscape, and he will be immensely missed.
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The conflicts between the Al-Thani family and their coups have become an indelible part of their internal political philosophy.
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But the June 4 massacre -- in which hundreds of peaceful demonstrators were killed -- had an indelible effect on Hong Kong.
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But is being remembered correctly—and making an indelible impact on history—worth a life defined by a violent struggle?
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Mendieta's art, sometimes violent, often unapologetically feminist and usually raw, left an indelible mark before her life was cut short.
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The police pursuit of him that played out on national television became an indelible "where were you when …" cultural moment.
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Okoye's wig-throwing and car-surfing-in-a-red-dress scenes in South Korea were among the film's most indelible.
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Anthony Chickillo recovered it for a touchdown, and another indelible moment was added to one of sports' least competitive rivalries.
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At the same time, it would be churlish to deny that Ferlinghetti has given the popular canon many indelible lines.
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After just three features, the filmmaker Lucrecia Martel had left her indelible stamp on the rarefied heights of art cinema.
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By the end of the second act, something clicked into place and her characteristic gift for indelible detail had returned.
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Art Review Arthur Jafa is back, nearly two years after his indelible New York solo debut at Gavin Brown's enterprise.
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The first time I fed my infant son from a bottle, the moment left an indelible mark in my memory.
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To the Editor: There can be no doubt that rape is a terrible crime with indelible consequences for its victim.
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One of the most indelible images in "Dunkirk," Christopher Nolan's brilliant new film, is of a British plane in flames.
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She holds indelible placement on Drake's body — tattooed on his back, across from a portrait of his mother — and psyche.
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That show, to me, was quintessential Hammons—an evanescent but indelible experience, made out of nothing, with nothing for sale.
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The past two weeks of public impeachment testimony before the House Intelligence Committee produced indelible scenes of drama and confrontation.
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These are the small but indelible pleasures that our editors and reporters have been grateful for in the past year.
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The memory of his crestfallen expression when he realized he would not be inflicting the clearly intended excoriation remains indelible.
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But the rest of us will have to write a reminder in indelible ink on our hands: Buy more shrimp.
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That makes it like an indelible timestamp, which could be useful in a case of copyright and digital rights management.
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It's hard to name another scene from one of 2017's many superhero movies that's as indelible as this one.
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In this indelible sequence, thieves in two Dodge Chargers with cables attached yank a massive vault out of a police station.
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Your one-of-a-kind spirit has authored an indelible imprint on our hearts -- our jokes, our joy, and our tenderness.
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Instead, it ends up as a stylish but vapid exercise in superficial recreation that strips an indelible investigation of any purpose.
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"There are times in your life that are so indelible, they never fade away," Field said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Something that Ashley Glynn would conjure to the surface six months later, with a deck of Tarot cards and indelible ink.
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In essence, Splitting Up, premiering Tuesday, March 27, made an indelible connection with a much-loathed, humor-free season of television.
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Your indelible impact was earned not only by your incomparable voice but by your bigger than life personality, wit and humor.
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Snakes are now an indelible part of Taylor's image, which is all very well and good, because I need a job.
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It's well known that her daughter Alice came up with "I want to go to there," one 30 Rock's indelible catchphrases.
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In her fiber sculptures, Mrinalini Mukherjee achieved an alchemic relationship between materials and process, fusing abstraction and figuration to indelible effect.
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McCain's long career has left an indelible mark in the country, but he truly soldiered on in the last 18 months.
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Giorno writes a fantastic essay in the exhibition catalogue, describing an indelible scene of Warhol drying himself naked after a shower.
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Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and fans as we try to process the loss of such an indelible icon.
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That put an end to the Bruins' 214-game win streak, and left an indelible mark on UCLA's center, Bill Walton.
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By the time Scherzer was removed from the game, the sparse crowd roaring its approval, he had left an indelible impression.
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I think they had huge lives before and huge lives after, but their feud was an indelible part of their legend.
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The All England Club might have rejected Von Cramm before the war, but he remains an indelible part of its history.
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Your one-of-a-kind spirit has authored an indelible imprint on our hearts — our jokes, our joy, and our tenderness.
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For Tetris fans of a certain vintage, the music below is fully baked into your brain meat in an indelible way.
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Remains and indelible parts, such as egg shells and bones, are turned into compost that is handed back to the farmers.
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What's different about the following series is just how indelible of a mark they left on our lives when they premiered.
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Brugnaro stated on Twitter that the flooding is "a wound that will leave indelible signs" and urged the government to help.
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It's probable that, if this kind of deforestation continues unabated, it will leave an indelible signature on the evolution of birdlife.
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He added that teams should simply stand up for the concept, which he said was an indelible part of auto racing.
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Now, even more money is earmarked for her, along with a more indelible message: She can stick around at this level.
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And speaking of the poster, Emperor Palpatine's indelible laugh once again made an appearance in the background of the new footage.
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G., Charlotte Rae was an indelible force of spirit and that is what she brought to to every character she portrayed.
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Victoria left an indelible mark on extreme music as a whole, as well as on those who knew and loved her.
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Her love for cooking taught me how to love my own craft — with vigor and intention to make an indelible impression.
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For all its supposed anonymity, every bitcoin transaction ever carried out is recorded in a public, indelible, unchangeable log (the blockchain).
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Mr. Katz also said that black cowboys — although often erased from historical narratives — are an indelible part of United States history.
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George Michael, the grand master of British camp, died on Christmas Day 2016, leaving indelible memories and an enormous musical legacy.
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The possibilities are endless because you can break all the "rules" of the show without obscuring or sacrificing the indelible protagonists.
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Not only was she a uniquely brilliant singer, but her commitment to civil rights made an indelible impact on the world.
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Now, read the article, "The Courage and Folly of a War That Left Indelible Scars," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Pursuits The indelible view from a trip on the country's bays and lagoons: Turquoise green waters, red mangroves and vibrant flamingos.
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He projected himself and his organization as the world's conscience despite bloody debacles that left indelible stains on his peacekeeping record.
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While she made hundreds of indelible songs in her six-decade-long recording career, these 20 rank among her most defining.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," she said, recalling the way Kavanaugh and Judge allegedly enjoyed themselves at her expense.
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"Missy's impact on the music landscape is indelible," Bruce Gillmer, Viacom's head of music and music talent said in a statement.
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My patient had no pictures or videos to show me, just a sharp and indelible memory that he carried with him.
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I have read all of his works, and they remain indelible; some of his books sustained me during some difficult times.
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It made him smile to know that Claire's indelible memory from that weekend was of nature's beauty and not golf's cruelty.
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The orchestra is performing live soundtracks to two films with indelible music as part of its Art of the Score series.
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Not only was she a uniquely brilliant singer,but her commitment to civil rights made an indelible impact on the world.
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This communicative aspect of crying is one of the trickier notions that Christle wrestles with in her peculiar and indelible book.
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Something that moved you to tears leaves me stone-cold; something I found indelible, intricate, and well-designed makes you shrug.
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In both English and his native language, Marathi, Mr. Nagarkar's wordplay and the colorful characters he created left an indelible impression.
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The Italian Rohrwacher sisters — Alice, who writes and directs, and Alba, who acts — have made an indelible mark on world cinema.
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He learns martial arts and self-defense from another young street-dweller, but he also learns a few indelible moral lessons.
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Feature The band created one of indie rock's most indelible sounds, built around the collaboration of David Longstreth and Amber Coffman.
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Listening to Lush, you can't help but see that indelible image of 15-year-old Jordan rocking out to her idol.
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It was the memories of lost soldiers, an indelible grief blended with a fuller understanding that could feel like a curse.
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They are sturdy and indelible, the kind you feel like you've known your whole life the first time you hear them.
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His career is littered by villainous and villainously sexy turns in movies where he plays the most indelible and unforgettable element.
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But for now, we can't help but reflect on the indelible mark on beauty that she's made over the last 25 years.
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"Hello" singer Richie was recognized with a Special International Award for his songs which "have left an indelible mark on British music".
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Although this vine left an indelible impression on me, I'm ashamed to admit that Phil fell off my radar for few years.
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In the shadows, they glanced at the back of their hand where the numbers and letters had been written in indelible marker.
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The artist, who after moving to New York would introduce himself as 'Keith from Kutztown,' left an indelible mark on his hometown.
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Disagreeable police encounters have left an indelible mark on the psyche of the populace, the mayoral Police Accountability Task Force report said.
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Our thoughts are with Don's wife, Rachel, with his family, and with all those inspired by his pioneering vision and indelible impact.
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"One of the more indelible images from the 1964 film is of Mary Poppins blacking up," Pollack-Pelzner writes in The Times.
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While the House forges ahead with its impeachment inquiry, Cummings's leadership of the oversight committee is certain to leave an indelible mark.
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Toronto producer Coins created the album Daft Science by intricately layering the finest of Beastie verses over Daft Punk's indelible, futuristic beats.
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Notre Dame The burning of the Summer Palace has become an indelible image for the sufferings of China during the colonial period.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two, and their having fun at my expense," she said.
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It was a display of the kind of genuine spontaneity that has become scarce since social media made such choices digitally indelible.
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But apparently, some daredevils trust tattoo artists to make indelible markings on their skin in whatever manner the ink-slinger deems appropriate.
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Fisher made an indelible and lasting impact on culture and the arts, and the world is clearly better and richer for it.
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However, the mark the early Japanese production crew of Nintendo left on the fledgling world of North American game publications was indelible.
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Not only was she a uniquely brilliant singer,but her commitment to civil rights made an indelible impact on the world pic.twitter.
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Instead, perhaps it's past time we reevaluate our relationships with the platforms working to monetize an indelible record of those we love.
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While we didn't accomplish anything as indelible as 'Hey Jude,' the Festival left a lasting mark and proudly represented an independent spirit.
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But, though its presence may be fleeting, the creators hope to make an indelible point about the representation of women in publishing.
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"Our nation has an indelible soundtrack, songs that have become anthems recognized across the world," Harris said in a statement to Blavity.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two and they're having fun at my expense," Ford said.
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Unlike many works of history, "The Only Plane in the Sky," a mountain of indelible anecdotes, does not feel like a novel.
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" "It's hard to ignore the sheer brutality of ARSA's actions, which have left an indelible impression on the survivors we've spoken to.
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When he's not making pictures for some of the top teams in the race, Ramon is building his trove of indelible images.
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" The ad then asks whether those events were "youthful indiscretions or threads in a lifelong pattern revealing an indelible sense of entitlement.
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It still bore traces of the messages that his wife had written all over it, in indelible ink, to keep him company.
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It is a reminder that advertising- supported entertainment is hardly indelible or eternal, but a relatively recent invention whose future is insecure.
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It's clear that two generations of the family have left indelible marks on the space in their respective journeys for creative expression.
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Known for his indelible guitar licks, brash self-confidence and memorable songs, he built a historic music career spanning nearly four decades.
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Once a person votes, their finger is marked with indelible ink, so they are unable to cast their votes a second time.
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So Clinton, whose influence on rap and present-day American music is indelible, finds himself inspired by the youth all over again.
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Deftly curated and accompanied by an excellent catalogue, the Bronx Museum's exhibition is an indelible contribution to the artist's legacy and reputation.
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"Arts and creative expression have played an indelible role in building social justice movements," said Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation.
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The most indelible images in this week's episode, however, are of red roses and of the fresh blood that shares their color.
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Arts [Also read "The Enduring Appeal of Oscar the Grouch"] ___ Documenting moments across the country, large and small, quiet and indelible. Styles
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But the culture they fostered — hermetically sealed worlds of hypochondria and self-indulgence — were by then an indelible part of modern Europe.
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It has been certified triple platinum, but it is her least commercially successful album, and the one with the fewest indelible hits.
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For example, childhood poverty and adversity fundamentally alter brain development, leaving an indelible mark that increases people's risk of illness in adulthood.
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All those games, all that mileage on his legs, and he continues to supply a stream of big goals and indelible moments.
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Even if you were unaware of the indelible existence of "Dolemite" and its sequels, you wouldn't be inclined to worry too much.
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"Eli Manning leaves an indelible imprint on the New York Giants, their fans, and the NFL," Goodell said on his Twitter account.
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In one indelible scene, a German member of Parliament (Tilda Swinton) delivers a calm, respectful and unsparing demolition of the American position.
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This week, banks began using indelible ink to mark fingers of people who had exchanged old notes to weed out repeated exchanges.
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For such a nomadic operation, Ringling has an elongated history with New York, stretching back to that indelible huckster, P. T. Barnum.
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The indelible images of '79 were surely on Mr. Trump's mind when he flabbergasted his generals and decided to eliminate Maj. Gen.
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ANDREW KEH The most indelible moment for me in college basketball this year did not happen during a game, but before one.
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The Kushner who wrote "Bright Room" already possessed the far-reaching intellect and imagination that would become part of his indelible signature.
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Original choreographer Gillian Lynne died last year, but left an indelible mark with musicals such as 'Cats' and 'Phantom of the Opera.
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He deemed the 1970s the Me Decade, and the idea stuck and steeped like an indelible stain well into the 21st century.
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In a way, these "non-spaces" leave an indelible mark on the memories of those who experienced them in their original heyday.
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Instead Homework is something else entirely: an indelible, immovable, fixed point in culture—a joyous, spunky youthful expression, and over-excited noise.
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In honor of the indelible mark she's made in her seven decades on Earth, we're counting down her top hits over the years.
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They've gravitated towards Rodgers because he's made an indelible, neon-pink mark on modern pop music (something you can dive into right here).
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Fortunately, the avid surfer and paddleboard enthusiast survived the incredible, and likely indelible, moment of taking a large adult dolphin to the chest.
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To celebrate the Bard and his indelible influence on the world, we're hosting a This Be Madness bracket to determine Shakespeare's greatest play.
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"There are times in your life that are so indelible, they never fade away," Field said in a statement to INSIDER on Thursday.
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Lauren Conrad may try to make us forget about her stint on The Hills, but her crying meme has made the show indelible.
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" 21:255 AM: Asked what is the strongest memory she has of the incident, Ford said "Indelible, in the hippocampus is the laughter.
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It's not fashionable to move with beautifully rounded arms — lightly and smoothly — yet the Houston dancers did so with indelible loveliness and intention.
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Their counterparts in the US are equally outraged, Zhang said, seeing the experiment as an indelible black eye for the Chinese scientific enterprise.
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They pen indelible melodies and deftly combine them with lyrics that speak to the disenfranchised, the underdogs, the LGBTQ community… and the romantics.
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It left an indelible stain on the Slender Man community and anyone who put any amount of effort into keeping the myth alive.
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The series will consist of ten episodes per season, each one telling the story of a different woman who left an indelible mark.
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And yet already 2017 has made its indelible mark on us and our everyday habits, even if we haven't recognized it in ourselves.
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Guaranteed to leave an indelible impression, A Wrinkle in Time is an impeccable children's book that will feed your imagination well into adulthood.
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And even at its best, any excitement feels more like a rapidly fading sugar rush, not the indelible thrill of Spielberg's best work.
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"These actors have embodied some of the most heroic, aspirational and indelible characters ever brought to the screen," said De Luca and Todd.
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The names I saw every day were those of my brothers and sisters in uniform, those who carry the indelible wounds of war.
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Reeder's made an indelible mark on one of metal's most aggressively chill subgenres, and is still out there slinging riffs and raising hell.
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Dion strikes an indelible pose, right in his former teammate Kevin Durant's line of sight, basking in the warm light of this moment.
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A serendipitous benefit of electronic payment methods is that they always leave an indelible electronic trace, making their use virtually impossible to hide.
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Pictures of young women on assembly lines making airplane parts and of retired couples tending victory gardens were among the new indelible images.
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The champions of "Indelible Ink" are Lewis Morris and James Alexander, two colonial lawyers and power brokers whose motives are anything but pure.
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"I was very concerned that I was able to put the Russia case on absolutely solid ground, in an indelible fashion," McCabe said.
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The detainees' harrowing stories have left an indelible mark on me, both the journeys to Libya and the endless misery of unjust detention.
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Those stories will live on inside the broken hearts of her friends and family on whom she has left on an indelible mark.
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" Bill Ford, executive chairman of Ford Motor Company, said Iacocca was "truly bigger than life and he left an indelible mark on Ford.
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His breakout song, "My Dawg," which arrived last summer on the mixtape Harder Than Hard, is a lilting anthem with an indelible hook.
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As we experience every texture of its world, what indelible marks will this new game's dark lessons and uncomfortable truths leave on us?
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The Victorian fascination with madness gave us an indelible squad of deranged harpies (Miss Havisham, Bertha Rochester, Lady Audley, to name a few).
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Feature After 17 years, the author of the trilogy "His Dark Materials" carries on the story of one of literature's most indelible heroines.
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Morrison's language is always this precise and controlled in its effects, and it is always reaching for a bigger and more indelible story.
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In addition to his role as transformational deity to the rock and pop worlds, David Bowie left an indelible touch on electronic music.
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The group's 2001 debut album, "In Search Of…," was a reaction to that time, and remains the most indelible of the trio's releases.
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After all, the taxicab was an indelible icon of New York then, embodying both the sizzling energy and stark loneliness of the city.
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He has yet to come up with the kind of indelible rhetorical device that he used repeatedly to brand his opponents in 2016.
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The fleeting thoughts and impulses of Kadare's characters flutter uselessly around the hard, indelible fact of the state: of its organs and deliberations.
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" Christine Blasey Ford: "Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter — the uproarious laughter between the two, and their having fun at my expense.
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After all, Orlean is drawn to inefficiency, to friction; she gets excited when she encounters people whose indelible singularities don't quite add up.
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Kirk Gibson, the slugger whose indelible homer won the World Series opener, calls games for the Detroit Tigers as he fights Parkinson's disease.
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Most daringly, it is a world in which a white slave master's brother and a young black slave can forge an indelible bond.
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And it's all undergirded by an indelible, unconventional score by Nicholas Britell, which subtly mixes organic sounds with a spare, almost minimalist composition.
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A clear parallel to the partisan braggadocio of Hamilton's indelible Act I number "My Shot" is Billings's hymn "Chester," first published in 1770.
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Such was Hurricane Katrina for George W. Bush, leaving an indelible image of a president slow and weak in response to human suffering.
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ET. "Eli Manning leaves an indelible imprint on the New York Giants, their fans, and the NFL," Goodell said on his Twitter account.
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Tiny cut with disgust, watching the stubborn dirt and dandruff as if they had left indelible splotches on her, forever staining her soul.
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As noted in Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), it is an indelible right of dignity and adequate living.
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That is what Nelson Cruz did, and his photo with the longtime umpire Joe West was the most indelible impression of the night.
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The Band had established its own indelible catalog of earthy, mysterious Americana, and Dylan had clearly won every bygone battle against folky purism.
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AIM was the chat client for a generation, one that left an indelible mark on the way we talk to each other online.
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The song boasts an indelible hook, mesmerizing horn solos, and a bridge that somehow sounds straight out of Ram without being McCartney pastiche.
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Thirty years from now, 40 years from now, fathers, sons, grandchildren, mothers, daughters, friends — that will be a touchpoint and an indelible memory.
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Their moments left indelible imprints and stand today as essential threads in their Hall of Fame stories, unlikely to be duplicated, impossible to forget.
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That much time creates an indelible relationship between character and actor, and if they could meet their alter-egos, they'd want to say thanks.
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Though Crane is an indelible part of the canon, she's not a well-known character due to her relatively early death in the film.
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Boats and ships were an indelible aspect of Viking culture, used for transportation, trade, and conquest in northern Europe until about 1,000 years ago.
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That said, it still provides a uniquely Oliver Stone-y look at football, and a few indelible moments amid all the pomp and flab.
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We thank the many fans who embraced the character of Alison and especially thank Ruth for her indelible work over the past four seasons.
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" She continues, "Srebrenica stands as an indelible warning of the consequences when we fail to take sides when innocent civilians are threatened with aggression.
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Image: Albertine Watson/WikimediaFor some, sneaking a mouthful of raw cookie dough while baking is an indelible—and certainly delicious—part of the process.
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Bergoch's Spielbergian influences are indelible to The Florida Project, especially the way it conceives of children and the way they interact with the world.
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This entire season has been packed with indelible, iconic shots — Dolores waking up to the same day every day, staring up from her pillow.
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ICO "coins" are essentially digital coupons, tokens issued on an indelible distributed ledger, or blockchain, of the kind that underpins bitcoin, a crypto-currency.
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After 15 years in power—more than Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey—Mr Erdogan has left an indelible mark on his country.
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In these early years of economic development, King Bhumibol exerted efforts beyond the call of duty and built an indelible bond with his people.
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But, neither Wever nor the other actresses populating her Western have gotten a single nod for their indelible performance as award season ramps up.
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Their ability to pressure the party on policing and racial justice has left an indelible mark on the presidential race and the Democratic platform.
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And then there is the indelible ink, designed to stain voters' fingers for a week to identify those who have already cast their ballots.
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As it turns out, Fisher, who died this week in Los Angeles at the age of 60, carved out an indelible identity for herself.
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API 02914653 Mountain View, CA. In Kansas, California, and Texas there are hundreds of oilfields which have made an indelible mark on the landscape.
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Prince feels personal, the way indelible superstars loom in the backdrop of the eras from which they emerge, like a Miles or a Mozart.
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Before the term became an indelible part of our automotive vocabulary, the concept of "crossing over" first emerged and gained popularity in the '20153s.
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Hurricane season has already produced indelible images of flooded streets and wind-beaten buildings, as Harvey and Irma have battered the southern United States.
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The third show that left an indelible mark on The X-Files was Twin Peaks (1990–91), the show that most immediately preceded it.
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One such image showing people flying through the air became an indelible moment -- one that earned the photographer who shot it a Pulitzer Prize.
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His extreme view of presidential power seems indelible and inalterable, despite a series of losses in court and recurring chaos in the White House.
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The series ran through 1996, incorporating horror, fantasy, dark comedy, and striking artwork to create a singular work that left an indelible cultural impression.
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His indelible conception of fifteen-minute fame expressed the insight that the right manner of regarding things and people could generate effects of charisma.
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Moments like this -- which produce indelible images of children alone, scared and crying -- can define how a party is viewed for months to come.
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But there was something indelible about it, and though it doesn't play into the story, the kid decided it was worth its own panel.
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His wit, his wisdom, and his tireless defense of Western values have made an indelible mark on the minds of millions of Americans. pic.twitter.
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Now he's coming to put that indelible Franco stamp on TV movies with a lesbian vampire remake of Mother, May I Sleep With Danger?
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Well, models Cara Delevingne and Suki Waterhouse just brought an option to the table that doesn't require the commitment of indelible ink: matching braids.
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But, the "eat what I want, when I want it" mentality was nearly indelible after a lifetime of being able to do exactly that.
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Mroz's path through the sport has been shaped by her gender, an experience that has left an indelible mark on her life and career.
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Along with technique, his professors taught him what would prove to be their most indelible lesson: the value of living in collaborative, creative spaces.
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Their anthropomorphic statues — genteel Weimaraners, ladylike hares and gymnastic wildlife — are leaving behind indelible pawprints in the duo's covert conquest of New York sidewalks.
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On July 20, 1969, men walked on the moon in what became the centerpiece of one of the more indelible years in American history.
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Bauhaus, the German art school that celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, has had an indelible influence on Tel Aviv, Israel's second-largest city.
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A teacup of strong Earl Grey, it won the Booker Prize and was made into an indelible film with Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson.
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They even eliminated the requirement that voters dip a finger in indelible ink, which is used to keep people from voting more than once.
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Five writers on what made the protean Bernstein, born 213 years ago, one of the most indelible figures in the history of the arts.
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On Baseball Credit Steve Pearce, the new cleanup hitter for the Boston Red Sox, with one of the more indelible moments in Yankees history.
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Clinton is known for taking a draft of a speech and changing it some indelible way to make it more literal and less readable.
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The film polarized critics — the plot is hard to follow and undeniably cheesy — but some argue it left an indelible mark on the genre.
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The most indelible American stories are often road trips of one kind or another, whether they end at Plymouth Rock or in Hampton, Iowa.
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In an indelible image of strength and loss, Ms. Shabazz's face is veiled in black lace as a single tear rolls down her cheek.
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"Dallas" was, for a time, the most popular show on television and Larry Hagman's J. R. Ewing is one of TV's most indelible characters.
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Wray "made an indelible mark on the whole evolution of where rock 'n' roll was going to go," Robbie Robertson of the Band says.
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In his oeuvre we find decapitated courtiers, politicians, dandies, and a whole cast of other Victorian parodies, often fashioned in his indelible clashing Batiks.
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While there's no shortage of indelible imagery, the most powerful examples connect to the show's deeper themes about faith, identity and modern American values.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two and having fun at my expense," Ford replied, her voice breaking.
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In a scene still indelible after so many years, I sat in a courtroom as the torturers of the young student went on trial.
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Hate to see him go..." Other tributes include: Sally Field "There are times in your life that are so indelible, they never fade away.
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But Reed returned for Game 7, his limping from the players' tunnel for warm-ups becoming an indelible image in Madison Square Garden history.
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He has a knack for pulling together worlds that might never naturally collide and forming something out of them with his own indelible mark.
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"I write this letter to you for the purpose of history and to put my thoughts on a permanent and indelible record," Trump said.
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Along with your brother Warren Beatty (whom I didn't call, by the way), you made your family indelible in the history of American culture.
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In a chaotic year of natural disasters, mass shootings and political upheaval, these 22020 people left indelible impressions on both our readers and journalists.
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Consistently aiming to make any traditional notion of "hardboiled" look tame, writer Jason Aaron and artist R. M. Guéra concocted this indelible crime series.
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Katherine wants so ferociously, and as a result puns so viciously, that she became one of Shakespeare's most indelible heroines apparently against Shakespeare's will.
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Mr. Young made an indelible contribution, especially during his years in Memphis, to the Southernization of pop music in the 1960s and early '70s.
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"I was very concerned that I was able to put the Russia case on absolutely solid ground, in an indelible fashion," Mr. McCabe said.
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There are no glass barriers to separate the visitor from the studio, and the natural beauty of the Mallorcan coast makes an indelible impression.
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Jamiroquai, Michael Jackson, Ruff Endz, Mandy Moore — so much Mandy Moore — all provide the backing music for the movie's indelible, infectiously fun dance scenes.
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At a minimum, those at the highest levels of American politics must learn the basics of Holocaust history and be accountable to its indelible facts.
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But it's her indelible new tattoo — which covers the length of her entire forearm down to the front of her hand — that stole the show.
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Given the incidence of violation in their backstories, this color motif evokes societal beliefs about violation or trauma leaving some sort of altering, indelible mark.
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She had been working on her own body positive journey for about a year prior, discovering activists who had an indelible impact on her life.
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Thus far, it's received smart, glowing reviews for its solemn yet powerful tone and was dubbed an "indelible portrait of independent women" by the Guardian.
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"I feel relieved," said Widodo, after casting his ballot and displaying a finger dipped in indelible ink, part of the process of avoiding fraudulent voting.
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Seafloor exploration is an indelible part of fossil fuel discovery, and it seems the energy company is getting other people to do its R&D.
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Comparing these changes to those occurring during the Holocene, they concluded that we humans have made an indelible mark on our one and only home.
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Decades later, the horror at Waco has left an indelible mark on both the Branch Davidian survivors and the law enforcement agents who were there.
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But it's an indelible piece of our shared gaming history, and — for lots of players — it summons up fond memories of a more innocent time.
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There's a market for luxurious things, but fancying up tech isn't the way to approach it Luxury is supposed to be permanent, indelible, and indivisible.
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Which means the link wasn't an inside job perpetrated by the Deep State, just another indelible 2018 highlight from America's Mayor, a true political altruist.
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And the community's residents aren't as interesting as the wild array of heroes and villains stalking "NOS4A2," a book whose heroine and villain were indelible.
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Peter King of New York slammed "the shameful anti-Trump political bias" of Strzok and Page as having cast an "indelible cloud" over Mueller's investigation.
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Shimon Peres, who has died at age 93, left an indelible mark on Israel — fighting for its independence, its security, and then, for its peace.
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Antiques Shirley Temple Black, the plucky child star turned diplomat, remains an indelible pop culture figure, and her costumes and other possessions are in demand.
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Suffrage is sacred in America; it is part of the indelible contract by which government derives its just powers from the consent of the governed.
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Moving the embassy marks an indelible change in US posture and the way the US is perceived in the Middle East and by European partners.
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The court documents allege horrid conditions endured by adult and child detainees who experts say have suffered indelible psychological scars under the family separation policy.
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In fact, until some indelible sports memories are conjured, a suitable bronze commemorating the Rio Olympics would be a handful of people stewing in line.
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Orsos and Fisher center accessibility within an intellectual framework, which seems to me a core tenet that makes an indelible imprint on all their work.
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But their agenda remains unpopular with the vast majority of Americans, and their association with this president should be an indelible stain on their movement.
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Read: Dear 221, Fuck You Indelible pop genius Prince passed away Thursday at Paisley Park, his Minnesota home and recording studio, the Associated Press reports.
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One thing unites them all: An indelible undercurrent of paranoid authoritarianism, made manifest primarily in the form of a bubble—a sort of alternative universe.
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Blessed with better historical luck, Johnny must nevertheless contend with the indelible mark of his surname and the inscrutable family history that comes with it.
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Even if he was kidding at the time, the pace of Peters' practices is the one thing that left the most indelible impression on Dent.
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It was an indelible image: A Honduran woman clutching her two children at the U.S. border with Mexico, fleeing tear gas fired by American officers.
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Though their numbers dwindled as the war drew to a close in the mid-1970s, G.I. coffeehouses left an indelible mark on the Vietnam era.
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Microsoft has embodied the best and the worst of technology, sometimes simultaneously (it contains multitudes), and much of that was due to Gates's indelible influence.
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Opinion ____ Five writers on what made the protean Bernstein, born 100 years ago, one of the most indelible figures in the history of the arts.
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Nevertheless, centuries of institutional racism — and the dehumanization of black people upon which it relied — have left an indelible imprint on how Americans process blackness.
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Whatever their take, few Austrians dispute that at 31, their foreign minister, Sebastian Kurz, has already left an indelible mark on their central European homeland.
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In her indelible late-1960s hits, Ms. Franklin brought the righteous fervor of gospel music to secular songs that were about much more than romance.
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We hope to capture just a bit of the energy and influence of one of the most indelible figures in the history of the arts.
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If you saw "The Tempest" at the Met, you'll remember the indelible sound of the soprano Audrey Luna soaring well beyond the stratosphere as Ariel.
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It was a bold move in a big moment, and Tagovailoa led the Crimson Tide to 20 second-half points and an indelible overtime touchdown.
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She provides indelible portraits of both parents, recreating the fraught landscape of her childhood in Palo Alto through the careful accretion of exquisitely granular detail.
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To gather the information he needed in order to analyze such an indelible, life-and-art connection, he began interviewing Riley in depth in 2014.
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Yes, actors of color are often stars of such movies, but that usually feels like a casting choice, not an indelible feature of the character.
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"Above and beyond her beautiful voice, Lindsey just had a way of connecting with every audience leaving an indelible impression," the band said on Facebook.
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While he held the position for only two years — using it as a steppingstone for his campaign for the Senate — he left an indelible mark.
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And here was an image so indelible that no camera was needed to capture it: the emperor penguin appeared to be holding a press conference.
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"Zama," a brief, indelible novel by the Argentinean writer Antonio Di Benedetto, is a work of waiting—of enforced lassitude, excruciated anticipation, and final frustration.
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"The right to practice religion free of interference or fear is one of our nation's most fundamental and indelible rights," Wolf wrote in Thursday's memo.
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Though Jane Birkin was born and raised in England, it was her years in Paris alongside Serge Gainsbourg that left an indelible mark on fashion.
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Alicia Olatuja brings an earnest intensity to the song, bringing it into implicit dialogue with "A Change Is Gonna Come," the indelible Sam Cooke tune.
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Kiarostami sadly did not live to see the end of this decade, but this film kicked off an indelible end run for the legendary director.
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But the biggest loss of all is that we won't get to see how Juice Wrld's emotional, experimental, indelible music would have pushed it forward.
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From there to Paris, Berlin and Yugoslavia, its fleet-footed approach captures 15 years of tempestuous love in indelible sequences that rarely pause for breath.
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But it has still become an indelible part of the "Full House" world, as well as a San Francisco Victorian with a claim to fame.
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But, at the very least, Georgetown's directive is the first of many steps to rectify the indelible mark of slavery on American colleges and universities.
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I don't know what to think about these stories, often told by sober, respected and professional observers — police officers, pilots, military officials — in indelible detail.
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There she received the indelible number 78651 tattooed on her arm — the Nazis tattooed the inmates, taking away their identities and rendering them simply numbers.
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Pebble Beach's spectacular seaside setting provided the stage for one of the sport's most indelible performances: Woods's 15-stroke victory in the 2000 U.S. Open.
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The sight of her raising her hands up high in the corner of the field after scoring in the World Cup has become an indelible image.
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Research on this topic suggests that jumping to make a clear and indelible distinction between criminal and citizen has real consequences and ought to be reconsidered.
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That's the single indelible detail you hold on to from Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy, first published in the US 20 years ago this month.
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So it is with that indelible symbol, giving proof through night and day that our flag -- and those who defend its underlying values -- are still there.
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But given the reactionary sentiment around the world, the sort of retreat by some major Western democracies, aren't borders as indelible as ever in human culture?
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It was an earned, indelible stain on his administration, even if the odds of conviction were always limited by a Republican leadership intoxicated by his power.
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The rise of a new movement: The indelible faces of the new movement against military-style weapons are Emma González and her classmates in Parkland, Florida.
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He has had an indelible effect on the trajectory of Indian cinema in the 21st century because he has refused to abide by the status quo.
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They left abruptly, but the trip left an indelible impact on their music, with many songs finding their way into the White Album and Abbey Road.
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The filmmaker evoked even more of Williams' indelible compositions, including the Harry Potter and Superman themes and the music for every Star Wars film to date.
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Even for those of us born decades after the event itself, Neil Armstrong's first steps on the moon remain among history's most iconic and indelible images.
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Plus, there's this:In spite of the fact that Whiteley was the architect of one of the film's most indelible sequences, he was uncredited in the film.
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Most especially, talk to your sons, because no one else will have the kind of indelible impact in this area of their lives like their fathers.
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"I was very concerned that I was able to put the Russia case on absolutely solid ground, in an indelible fashion," McCabe said in the interview.
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Indeed, some participants in this study talked about early childhood experiences (including visits to farms that left an indelible impression) that shaped their interest in animals.
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According to government estimates, 32,000 people have been reported missing in Mexico since 2006, disappearances that have caused an indelible wound on families across the country.
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But Pixar once was reliably in the business of making indelible cinematic crowd pleasers — and now it feels like it's settling into something much more routine.
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Featuring dominatrix catsuits, spiked leather jackets, and devil-horned hair, the sparse, high-contrast black and white convey grandeur, class, and charisma — 2NE1's indelible presence.
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But we can't be sure that there isn't some indelible nuance lost by not choosing an actor more familiar with the particular challenge that transitioning presents.
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While I understand the impulse to carve your name into an indelible chunk of the city because it's a big, scary thing, it's just a city.
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Two cases in particular—of Pehlu Khan and Junaid Khan—offer the starkest evidence to date that an indelible rot is growing in the Indian Republic.
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Mr. Sembène's final movie, the indelible "Moolaadé" (2004), followed a group of women in a rural village organizing to stop the traditional practice of genital cutting.
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It's always an indelible experience for me as I watch some fellow physicians defend their actions, while others quickly admit to their mistakes or judgment lapses.
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The plainness of Kutsukake's prose can verge on threadbare, with patches of earnest research peeking through, but these lapses are balanced by moments of indelible poignancy.
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And they did not stop winning, completing an indelible comeback against the Yankees and sweeping St. Louis for their first World Series title in 86 years.
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It is a documentary, an American history lesson and an often painful illumination of African-American life, all compressed into a great, indelible work of art.
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At another, she pointed out the number "17," scrawled on a concrete pillar in indelible ink in one of the public areas of the concert hall.
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ROME — No artist defined 17th-century Rome more than Gian Lorenzo Bernini did, working under nine popes and leaving an indelible mark on the Eternal City.
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That album — and others throughout his career — featured the marbled horn arrangements of the trombonist Melba Liston, who left an indelible stamp on Mr. Weston's oeuvre.
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These moments are rare in the career of a public servant, and all three are on the verge of placing an indelible stain on their reputations.
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"You are dealing with a potentially indelible smearing of our law enforcement institutions," said Neal K. Katyal, who was acting solicitor general under President Barack Obama.
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Leone's filmmaking, depicting epic battles and an indelible three-way standoff, would forge a template for future action directors, while Ennio Morricone's brooding score remains unforgettable.
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Alissa: Obviously, whether it wins or loses, there are some indelible images from The Shape of Water that will stick with audiences long past the Oscars.
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And if the season so far has failed to hang together, some indelible moments emerged from the blur of 10 shows a day in three cities.
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Meyerbeerian majesty had an indelible impact on Berlioz and Wagner, who eagerly accepted the older master's support before later disavowing him in bitter, anti-Semitic rants.
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The night before the floor was laid, they handed indelible markers to their friends and invited them to create a written time capsule for future residents.
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Members of the Nordstrom family have had the retail business in their blood from the start, and their name has left an indelible mark on Seattle.
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As unlikely as it may have seemed at the time, a simple close-up shot of a notepad may well be one of those indelible images.
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They certainly were examples of the players who left an indelible mark in my memory simply by how much they stood out from among their competition.
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"Krist is a nimble scene-setter, and it's the indelible details he offers that give 'The Mirage Factory' its mesmerizing pull," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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Standouts this season at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival were Christina Anderson's "How to Catch Creation," with indelible performances by Christiana Clark, Chris Butler and Kimberly Monks.
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The region was settled by Bantus from mainland Africa, then Persians, Portuguese and Arabs, each wave leaving indelible influences on the language, dress, food and religion.
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Fairway began as a fruit and vegetable stand in 1933 on the Upper West Side, and for decades was viewed as an indelible New York staple.
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The book is ostensibly about friendship and the indelible mark the troubled Marlena left on Cat, but it is also a quiet, powerful look at addiction.
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"Girls Just Want to Have Fun" (21991) Cyndi Lauper made an indelible mark in 22 with this giddy ditty about young women in the 29's.
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Jackson's "Billie Jean" moonwalk at the Motown 25 special in 1984 and his dramatic intro at the 1993 Super Bowl halftime show were indelible TV moments.
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In a rush of breath and syllables, someone lives and departs, is gone without being gone, diminished then departed, but reappearing always, unexpectedly, in indelible ways.
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Even though it has been a gobsmacking 35 years since he last performed those characters on "SNL," they are an indelible part of the show's history.
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What they do remember is that she wore red lipstick, an indelible image that transcended the fact that she was originally drawn in black and white.
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That filtering of the same presentation of facts through the prism of partisan opinion is, perhaps, one of the most indelible aspects of the Trump legacy.
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Even at the height of their success both men made an indelible mark on the Civil Rights Movement and changed the very idea of black masculinity.
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Kurtz finished Operation Santa Claus with an indelible sense of debt to Siatta, who he said kept the platoon safe during the worst of its tour.
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Punctuated by an innocuous yet mellifluous jingle, the advertisements left an indelible impression on countless New Yorkers who watched local television in the 1980s and 1990s.
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At the same time, Smith's practice centers on the objects he uses, and their associations and relationships, in which the messy details of life are indelible.
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Libby Nelson: The fight between Philip and Paige immediately makes the list of The Americans' most indelible scenes, one that will stick with me for years.
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The artist did, however, leave an indelible mark in the form of five sculpted murals now listed on the register of protected monuments by the French state.
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The best Super Bowl halftime shows leave indelible memories, be it a notorious wardrobe malfunction, that goofy Left Shark, or every last second of Beyoncé's two appearances.
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"Gun violence in any form leaves an indelible mark on the lives of those who are affected," Chris Kocher, Director of the Everytown Survivor Network, tells PEOPLE.
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One review noted that the painter was known in Eagle Bridge, her upstate New York hometown, as "Grandma Moses," and the moniker became her indelible nom d'artiste.
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As the brilliant daughter of Commissioner Gordon, she's left indelible mark on the so-called "Bat-Family," and has become a feminist icon in the comics industry.
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Black Mirror uses its standalone drama episodes to explore how society's obsession with and need for technology will eventually rip us apart in various terrifying, indelible ways.
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"Classics like Psycho and The Nightmare on Elm Street have stood the test of time because of their indelible villains," a spokesperson for Tubi told the Post.
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Perhaps the most indelible moment came when Mr. Obama appealed to Congress to tighten the nation's gun laws two months after the school shooting in Newtown, Conn.
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By the time of his death in 2017, Finkelstein had left an indelible mark on national politics, having worked for Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon, and Ronald Reagan.
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Harris, who died of a heart attack in December at the age of 54, left an indelible impression on everyone he met, actor William Forsythe tells PEOPLE.
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"Andrea is a gifted artist who has already made an indelible mark on this wonderful play which we can't wait to share with the world," he said.
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These days, although her image shows up mostly on media studies syllabi and in coders' forums, it is universally acknowledged as an indelible piece of internet history.
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And that brings us back to politics, because it cannot help but have an indelible impact on how those communities feel about Democrats over the long term.
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There's an indelible quality to the styles of each 2D Mario game (and the 2D-ified Super Mario 3D World style) that is impossible not to love.
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It serves not to leave an indelible Apple-shaped imprint on our imagination, but to draw us away from the specifics of what the company actually manufactures.
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I imagine it left an indelible unconscious imprint, though, of a hilarious queer woman who wore comfortable pants and who everyone still loved, regardless of her sexuality.
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He's a man on a desperate mission, one that Mr. Fiennes, with a wildly flapping mouth and manic limbs, turns into a raw, indelible portrait of loss.
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Tsai's static camera dwells on these islands in the audience; the sparse crowd are all ghosts to one another, trailed by a murmuring soundtrack, melancholic and indelible.
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Her tenure, as a successful fundraiser and as a savvy political organizer, has left indelible marks not just on Planned Parenthood, but also on the Democratic Party.
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I cannot fathom why that opera is not as popular as anything by Puccini—its melodic writing is no less indelible, its expressive urgency no less intense.
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The name Sally Mann is inseparable from the indelible images of her children, Emmett, Jessie and Virginia, in their unfettered youthful play, sometimes naked, in the countryside.
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The tragic legacies left by wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, along with indelible blemishes on our national honor from Abu Ghraib to Guantanamo, now strongly suggest otherwise.
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They act as if America is irremediably a fallen nation, as if the sins of the past have left indelible stains that no ameliorative efforts can alter.
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Hawk, as he's known, helps Tim get a job in a senator's office and initiates a love affair that is Tim's first, indelible taste of sexual fulfillment.
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More important, Ms. O'Toole has disappeared inside her character, drawing a moving, indelible portrait of a man who retains an unflappable spirit even as death draws near.
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So much so that her stage is on display, a monument of excellence and the performance's indelible mark on our culture, at this year's Coachella Music Festival.
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Others, cloaked in blue, who endeavored mightily to take courageous action against a desperate criminal and had the unthinkable happen, will bear indelible scars in their minds.
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They have taken shelter in his pines, never seeming to notice that Van Duysen has carved his indelible mark into the dunes, changing them, and himself, forever.
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The images of this brutality were indelible — mostly because of Golub's method of making, which entails painting and stripping layers away and painting over these layers again.
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It's the miracle of three men, on a nearly naked stage, resurrecting vanished lives and worlds, leaving an oddly indelible afterglow in that final fade into darkness.
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It was a fitting showcase for a series that, in its later years, has stood out more as a collection of indelible individual scenes than seamless episodes.
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His turn as Don Fanucci, a gangster in 1920s New York, was an indelible part of a beloved film, released in 1974, that won six Academy Awards.
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His voyages made an indelible impression: "I always imagine the Coach girl as someone who's on the move, with the wind blowing through her hair," he says.
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But maybe those items — and the handmade kilim acquired on an indelible road trip through Romania — will be something meaningful to pass along for generations to come.
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Among the most indelible is the phantasmagoric street fighter Tyler Durden — another great mover, with another of Pitt's career-defining torsos — from David Fincher's "Fight Club" (1999).
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On the world stage there are few national leaders who can compete with President Trump in the indelible image-making sweepstakes of the new social media order.
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Through the lives of these two World War II survivors, he gives us an indelible portrait of one family and America's lurching progress through the 22016th century.
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Also indelible, she said in State Supreme Court in the Bronx on Tuesday, is the memory of Matthew's body being rolled into a room on a gurney.
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Exuding an indelible, instantly recognizable style, they were the work of the great Irving Penn — the first modern photographer whose name was fixed in my young brain.
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The result is proof that #MeToo has left an indelible mark on our criminal justice system and will result in more prosecutions and convictions for sexual violence.
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Believe it, Older Caitlin This is an excerpt from Indelible in the Hippocampus: Writings From the Me Too Movement, edited by Shelly Oria and published by McSweeney's.
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Yet while Canseco might not have been great with game details, the broad strokes of his groundbreaking exposé of the steroid era have made an indelible mark.
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"He squeezed our hearts with his unmistakable voice and left an indelible mark on the world of music … Rest in peace, José José," wrote singer Gloria Estefan.
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Daniel is a Manic Pixie Dream Oldie, to twist a phrase, as was Harold's much older friend, played by Ruth Gordon in Hal Ashby's indelible 1971 movie.
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And how they covered their city's most indelible events: the Son of Sam serial killings in 240, the Central Park jogger case in 225 and 21/13.
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The series, premiering May 10, explores the group's landmark 25-year career, the indelible mark they've made in the global cultural landscape, and each member's individual trajectory.
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N: I was away for 15 years, and being outside for so long probably helped me to recognize what is indelible about our country when I returned.
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The series will offer a valuable lesson concerning a tragic miscarriage of justice which has left an indelible stain on the criminal justice system of New York City.
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And unfortunately, it seems like the suburban gift to civilization that is the Cheesecake Factory is having a pretty damn hard time conveying that indelible truth to investors.
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In part one of his interview with us, Jacques reflects on a career that has spanned 70 years and left an indelible mark on the world of food.
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Djawadi got to work immediately, yielding one of the most indelible television or film scores of our generation and a theme song that, to be perfectly honest, slaps.
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With companies like Google and Amazon and Facebook amassing vast stores of human knowledge, and data about us all, AI has become an indelible part of our lives.
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In 1978 he was cast in Glen A. Larson's science fiction show Battlestar Galactica as Captain Apollo, leaving an indelible mark on his career and the genre itself.
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But to paraphrase one of the most indelible remarks of the year, Tucker Carlson may not be a white supremacist, but white supremacists think he's a white supremacist.
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It had given birth to a filmmaking renaissance and a decade of some of the most indelible and uncompromising pictures to ever come out of the studio system.
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This immunotherapy has shown promise in treating blood cancers like lymphomas and leukemias, and it's become an indelible part of President Obama's ambitious "Moonshot" to accelerate cancer research.
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Aretha Franklin on Monday was awarded a special citation prize "for her indelible contribution to American music and culture for more than five decades," according to a release.
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Today is one of the most indelible days of my life because of Mark Wahlberg, WME and a community of women and men who share in this accomplishment.
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The cooler of the two custom designs include the indelible 2014 moment when Brown "tried to hurdle" Cleveland Browns punter Spencer Lanning by cleating him in the face.
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It also features an indelible scene of Rooney Mara eating pie, and Casey Affleck, fresh off his Best Actor nod at the Oscars, wearing a sheet with eyeholes.
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While his run failed to match Ken Jennings' for either longevity or earnings—he fell just $56,484 short—Holzhauer has left as indelible a mark on the game.
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MysteryPotato offers a variety of tubers—from workaday spuds to sweet potatoes, and even a whole bag of Russets—each personalized with a message written in indelible ink.
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"Rob will leave an indelible mark on the Patriots organization and the game," Brady said, "as among the best, most complete players at his position to ever play."
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While her powerful voice and amazing range are certainly on display, this album is ultimately an ode to the genre on which Biggie left such an indelible mark.
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You can't talk about "A River Runs Through It" without talking about the sunburn scene, one of the most indelible moments in the book, and certainly the funniest.
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He opened it and flipped by memory to a page with a squiggly, vibrant orange, blue, and red line: the hockey stick, the indelible image of climate change.
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Drink and self-destruction would take their own toll on Peckinpah's talent, but with "The Wild Bunch" he left an indelible bloody thumbprint on the history of cinema.
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Letter To the Editor: A wide range of March 24 news articles reveal the indelible imprint on our daily realities of racism, as exemplified by the Flint, Mich.
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It is to recall the goals they scored and the World Cups they won, the stories of their indelible greatness the world was told when it was young.
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Strong leadership doesn't just execute a vision, it cultivates that sense of vision in others; this will remain an indelible part of his legacy for generations to come.
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And he's surrounded by lots and lots of indelible characters, from his phlegmatic lawyer John Stone (John Turturro) to Freddy (Michael Kenneth Williams), a prison kingpin he befriends.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," she said, steadying her voice as she recalled Judge Kavanaugh and his friend in the room with her 36 years ago.
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For many, the image of Ms. Krim's face pressed against the window of an ambulance as she was taken away from a scene of mythic barbarity remains indelible.
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It was, the movie insists, the absolute ordinariness of their love that defined them, and that made the fight for it into an indelible story of this country.
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The indelible writer, actress, lunatic cabaret star and occasional solo performer Erin Markey comes to the Bushwick Starr with a two-hander, co-starring her friend Emily Davis.
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The ship's bevy of polar toys, including hovercrafts, electric snowmobiles and a tethered hot air balloon, give guests a privileged vantage point of Antarctica's indelible and fragile beauty.
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However the careers of Neverauskas and Ngoepe unfold, they have already made an indelible mark: After their debuts, both players donated their caps to the Hall of Fame.
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Women have created television shows in the past and made indelible marks on the medium, especially in comedy (defying that desperately stupid male mantra of "women aren't funny").
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Forewarning reality stars of the indelible internet legacy of their reality TV stints and the myriad ways their digital identities might be used for web humor is vital.
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As Belgium reeled from Tuesday's deadly terror attacks, the Wednesday editions of newspapers across the world paired the terror with the indelible images now associated with the attacks.
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They stop in villages, speak to people and make images while Varda reminisces about her past, turning "Faces Places" into a time machine and an indelible memento mori.
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Perhaps even more difficult to digest than the very explicit details of the abuse Robson and Safechuck describe in "Neverland" are the indelible effects that persisted into adulthood.
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It's hard not to fall under its beautiful, somber, lustrous spell, and as a story about black American life framed as a love story, its images are indelible.
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Lion is interested in how cultural identities — especially in a globalized world — shape us in indelible ways, getting into our bones even when we think we've shed them.
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And wrestle she must; the work in this show is marked by her father's 210-year incarceration — the majority of her life — which has left an indelible absence.
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This would be great as a feature film, but as a documentary it's indelible, and a really close look at the toll adults' absence takes on the children.
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The opening ceremony of any Olympics provides pageantry at a global scale, a celebration that, at its best, can create moments every bit as indelible as the games themselves.
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In a speech at the United Jewish Appeal Federation, Neumann reflected on the early days of meeting Rebekah, whose viewpoint seems to have had an indelible mark on WeWork.
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According to Dove, the very same masking oil that minimizes the opacity of the antiperspirant also deactivates a reaction between sweat, oil, and antiperspirant that leaves behind indelible stains.
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It's hard not to fall under the film's beautiful, somber, lustrous spell, and as a story about black American life framed as a love story, its images are indelible.
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On social media, they showed off their inked fingers -- marked with indelible ink by officials to prevent people from casting more than one ballot -- and encouraged people to vote.
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The most indelible mark of Justice Kavanaugh's first year was his vote to abandon his predecessor's ambition, announced 15 years ago, to rein in "the business of rigging elections".
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It was her easy relationship with megastars that led to some of the most indelible moments in the company's history, like shows with performances by Prince and Tupac Shakur.
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Driver gave one of the most indelible performances of 2017 as the conflicted Kylo Ren, adding heartbreaking nuance to the character without ever losing sight of his darker side.
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"I never thought I would have the opportunity to leave an indelible footprint on the sands of times," Lomberg writes in his unreleased memoir, which he shared with me.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The indelible imprint left by human beings on Earth has become so clear that it justifies naming a new geological epoch after mankind, experts said on Thursday.
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A steady stream of indelible pop culture moments celebrating blackness has led some to proclaim February 33 the best #BlackHistoryMonth ever, with a melanin rainbow fistbump emoji for emphasis.
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After initially "refusing to release the equipment" with "zero" explanation, customs officials finally returned the instruments — which had been scrawled on with green indelible marker, according to the singer.
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I'll hand the mic over to Lil Nas X, who shared an Instagram post expressing his gratitude to those who helped make his debut single such an indelible force.
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The original was downright iconic, borrowing from a wide variety of visual, narrative, and philosophical influences to put its own indelible stamp on the sci-fi and action genres.
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The background is a blizzard of the bizarre — a giant inflatable Phanatic, a man in a Barney Rubble costume, two red balloons — but the snake made the shot indelible.
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These include the zombie-raid extravaganza "Hardhome," in Season 5, and the final two last season, all of them game-changing installments that combined epic sweep with indelible moments.
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The Killer bassist—he who wrote the bass lines that made "Jenny Was a Friend of Mine" and countless others so utterly indelible—has a second solo album readied.
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" The movie cuts for just a few seconds to an indelible image: Katie, crouched in the corner of her closet, her face completely frozen like Edvard Munch's "The Scream.
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As their ships sailed away for the final time, the Portuguese left an indelible mark on the island: a battered and fried green bean recipe called peixinhos da horta.
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And she doesn't just show up to a recording booth and go on autopilot: To keep Caselotti's 70-year legacy alive, Von Till matches the late actress' indelible voice.
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It was about two blocks from the red-brick building that was the site of one of the most indelible tragedies in American history, and it was happening again.
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"Harvey has been a mentor to many, and his influence has made an indelible impact on generations of professionals at Goldman Sachs," Mr. Blankfein said in a news release.
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But this week, The Times introduced "Overlooked," a new project to publish the stories of people who left indelible marks on the world, but whose obituaries were never written.
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But the greater price is the indelible stain all this places on the integrity of a party many of us once believed in, served in and took pride in.
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Their story was imprinted onto me as a series of reductive but indelible brush strokes: one woman shouting at the media, another woman weeping just beyond the ice rink.
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Aside from the winners, I'm hard-pressed to recall a single significant moment from the telecast, except for the indelible image of Armie Hammer wielding a hot-dog cannon.
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Last week, as he danced on the sidelines during his team's rout of the Jets, it proved to be yet another indelible moment in a career full of them.
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It has been quite a tale: full of plot twists, upsets and indelible characters like Bill Tilden, Ken Rosewall, John McEnroe and Noah, to name just a very few.
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I was there opening night when it started to rain during the finale as they invited audience members on stage to join them — needless to say an indelible memory.
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"The music of WBGO was an indelible part of my childhood," Mayor Baraka wrote in a letter to the chairman of the WBGO board this week, urging structural change.
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The indelible writer, actress, lunatic cabaret star and occasional solo performer Erin Markey comes to the Bushwick Starr with a play for two, co-starring her friend Emily Davis.
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Useful lessons abound in this brief, indelible book, including how to craft a bow and fishing spear, as well as how to get through the pain of parents divorcing.
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But perhaps no song has captured New York's spirit and imagination more than the tune popularly known as "New York, New York," Frank Sinatra's indelible ode to our city.
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Over a century and a half ago, four sisters named Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy came into our world and left an indelible mark on the imaginations of writers.
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The indelible impression of early 71954th century Western Modernism makes itself felt, as it would throughout Kumar's career, up until his death earlier this year, in April, in Delhi.
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In Cambodia, voters receive indelible ink on their fingers when they cast their ballot, and so Rainsy's campaign is designed to let people boycott the vote without explicitly saying so.
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Zarrad is the founder of Tokken, a Colorado-based company that provides an online banking experience for cannabis companies using an indelible blockchain ledger ensuring data integrity and proprietary compliance.
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No other video so effectively captures the contradictory heart of her appeal, the embrace and disavowal of conventional femininity, and no other video remains as indelible to No Doubt's rise.
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"Two years of violence, shelling and fear have left an indelible mark on thousands of children in eastern Ukraine," Giovanna Barberis, the Unicef representative in Ukraine, said in the report.
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He weds Cesar Romero's cackle with Jack Nicholson's casual brutality, but is unlikely to make anyone forget either, much less the indelible stamp that Heath Ledger left on the character.
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This way or no wayYou know, I'll be freeJust like that bluebirdNow ain't that just like me Even as he was dying, David Bowie left the world with indelible art.
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Ariana Grande, "Into You" It's hard to keep Ariana Grande out of this column — it feels like she's in here every other week — when she won't stop releasing indelible singles.
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Though revered in Hollywood for having created some of the most indelible scores in movie history, Williams tends to rehash his favorite keys and melodies across his body of work.
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Not only did Trump leave an indelible mark on their party, he co-opted its base, which is now primarily loyal to him, not to the GOP as an institution.
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And there&aposs even some local acknowledgement of my hometown&aposs indelible link to this bizarre story: A window display at a bookstore exhibiting spy novels and books on Russia.
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But the monsters stand out, because of his indelible delivery: his cold, patrician face, ice-chip eyes, and that purring voice, reportedly affected by Rickman's lack of full facial flexibility.
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Similarly, her work chronicling the life of Jerryon Stevens for Chicago Magazine reflects the indelible effect Chicago's West Side can have on the lives of those who grow up there.
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The tune features his regular collaborator and fellow Jersey club torchbearer Adolf Joker, finding them trading verses and issuing an indelible party directive as fun as it is compositionally inventive.
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These and countless other African Americans triumphed over ignorance, oppression, and injustice to make indelible contributions, not only to our military history, but even more importantly to our American history.
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The bond I share with my grandmother has always felt indelible, and while I don't necessarily consider myself a materialistic person, I liked having these physical symbols of our relationship.
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If there's one indelible lesson to be learned from the unmitigated clusterfuck that was 2016, it's that there's truly no greater medium for courting controversy than a disposable coffee cup.
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Where samples did appear, they were used texturally rather than as a focal point, while gunshots, chirping birds, and clicking insects imbued the songs with an indelible sense of place.
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For Trump, having the best words means knowing that calling his 2016 opponent "lyin' Hillary" Clinton, or his adversary in the Republican Party "liddle'" Bob Corker, produces an indelible impression.
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That image—Lil Wayne doing a supermarket sweep of hip-hop, where the rest of genre was nothing but the merchandise to be swept from the shelf—was instantly indelible.
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One thing he did want: The Jackson of his dreams was a particular kind of guy, "an archetypal guy, an indelible guy," and he didn't really sound like Bradley Cooper.
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The "Chipmunks Christmas" record — that's the indelible mark in my childhood memories of the Chipmunks playing, and the scratchy record, and decorating the tree, and people coming over, and Santa.
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A moneyed son of Boston and a graduate of Harvard, Lincoln Kirstein moved to New York as a young man in 19803 and made an indelible mark on American culture.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - It had all the trappings of a proper polling station - ballot-boxes, pots of indelible ink, registration lists and a dozen election officials dutifully seated behind school desks.
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Technically, Mr. Baloji, a 38-year-old Congolese photographer, never experienced European colonialism firsthand, but he saw its indelible traces and heard its powerful echoes while he was growing up.
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As a symbol, Mr. Weinstein's arrest looms large: The image of him, once mighty, now shuffled along, his hands pinned behind his back in three sets of cuffs, is indelible.
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Soon after, Foster joined Davis's electric band, and participated in a string of recordings that have not been as thoroughly canonized, but nonetheless left an indelible mark on American music.
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Kent Hrbek's grand slam the next inning is the most indelible snapshot of that World Series, a triumphant moment for Hrbek, a lifelong Minnesotan who played only for the Twins.
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It tells the story of Hirut, a young Ethiopian woman who goes from lowly servant to proud warrior, as indelible and compelling a hero as any we've read in years.
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He trained as a trauma surgeon more than twenty years ago, but the memory of his first experience of running out of time while trying to resuscitate someone remains indelible.
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While sexism may remain in Chilean politics, Virginia Guzmán, a sociologist at the Center for the Study of Women in Santiago, said Ms. Bachelet's presidencies had left an indelible mark.
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"Establishing a distinctive worldview, an indelible character, and adapting his voice to the world as it unfolds on Twitter: That's a lot to accomplish in 140 characters," Miranda told me.
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The packs filtered down through the grades and around the world, replacing the book straps, satchels and school bags of earlier eras as an indelible part of a student's identity.
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Coming just days from now, it offers Bloomberg a redo before his Las Vegas debate disaster becomes indelible, and it is the last debate before Super Tuesday one week later.
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I only wish that Dunant had managed to bring all her characters to life as ably as she has Lucrezia, who is perhaps the one indelible figure inhabiting this story.
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" She added: "It was, the movie insists, the absolute ordinariness of their love that defined them, and that made the fight for it into an indelible story of this country.
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This fleeting episode, only a few seconds long, is one of countless indelible moments in an account of "Tosca" that has often been called the greatest opera recording ever made.
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In "Murphy Brown," television's most indelible portrait of an anchorwoman, the aggressive and cynical Murphy (Candice Bergen) meets her foil in the naïve and perky new correspondent Corky (Faith Ford).
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Five seasons, several offshoots and countless imitators later, the beloved and influential anthology series that mixed sci-fi with morality tales has become an indelible part of the cultural lexicon.
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In a statement late Saturday, Ms. Williams gave credit to Mr. Wahlberg, William Morris Endeavor and many others for making the day "one of the most indelible" of her life.
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"Regardless of what he said, Chief Thomas' slow-footed response to violence put the safety of all at risk and created indelible images of this chaotic event," the report states.
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We simply can't get enough of the dearly-departed American pop artist who left an indelible mark on the world thanks to his singularly cheeky experiments in graffiti and illustration.
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Todd: So anyway, about that bowling scene… Libby: That final shot was indelible — maybe the most memorable single image I can think of from The Americans' entire run so far.
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Access to art spaces provided a foundation for the discovery and affirmation Basquiat needed (that we all need) to allow him to make his own indelible mark on the world.
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Even at that fragile age of nine, the new black cube still made an indelible impact upon me and helped introduce me to the neighborhood that I'd eventually call home.
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I was living in New York at the time and the case of those innocent youngsters — Antron McCray, Kevin Richardson, Yusef Salaam, Raymond Santana, and Korey Wise — left an indelible mark.
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The players sank to their knees as the final whistle went, the starkest possible contrast to the Swedish joy, knowing that the match will leave an indelible stain on their careers.
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Buoyed by its acceptance by experts as authentic, she forges on, mimicking some of the most indelible voices in American entertainment history such as Katharine Hepburn, Lillian Hellman and Judy Holliday.
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In the end, Dean Songstad and his weird, remarkable creation are one and the same—hanging on defiantly against the ravages of time, and both indelible parts of the American landscape.
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It's an ambitious endeavor and in doing so, Ford makes a formidable commitment to tie its future to the city of Detroit, steeped in the company's indelible relationship with its history.
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A few years ago a subcommission of the ICS set up the Anthropocene working group, which has now suggested that human activity has left an indelible mark on the stratigraphic record.
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Singleton continued to pursue the charged theme of racism in films such as "Higher Learning" and "Rosewood" but "Boyz n the Hood" would remain the indelible masterpiece of his film career.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two," she said, referring to Kavanaugh and Mark Judge, who she alleges was there the evening she was assaulted.
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It gives me permission to type answers that might be right, but that I might not write down if I were to do crosswords in indelible ink (like the newspaper pros).
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That's what "The Boy Is Mine" meant to me—still means to me, nearly 20 years after the song first made an indelible impact on my life as a young woman.
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The indelible ink to mark voters' thumbs took hours to appear, and party militants with the special accreditations took advantage of that window to vote over and over, the groups alleged.
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Rosemary's mark on Sherman is indelible in other ways: At the hospital where she worked sits a bench she installed with Jamie, just so people could have a place to sit.
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Rojo pulsates both with the motif of blood and the subtly indelible image of a solar eclipse, when an orb blots out the sun, obscuring all but its deep red edges.
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Similarly, Dr. Ford said in her testimony that, "indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," between Brett Kavanaugh and Mark Judge, who she alleges was there the evening she was assaulted.
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The indelible mark Prince left on music rippled well into the weekend, with tributes and remembrances from the likes of Rihanna, Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen and the sum total of Coachella.
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" US Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, also issued a statement that said Warmbier's fate would be "an indelible reminder to us of the barbaric nature of the North Korean dictatorship.
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Thus began an unlikely 20-year union between two subcultures, one that has left an indelible mark on Angeleno club culture and is still playing out in front of our eyes.
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It was just indelible, and I think there's moments in visual art that are also like that; moments that can be incredibly subtle and delicate but also strong and and disorienting.
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"It's hard to ignore the sheer brutality of ARSA's actions, which have left an indelible impression on the survivors we've spoken to," said Tirana Hassan, Crisis Response Director at Amnesty International.
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It remains one of the indelible books about Vietnam: the images coming out of the war suggested, to Merwin, the utter defenselessness of a traditional culture against the fury of modernity.
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In poring over Roman texts, Ms. Becker has found references to indelible and invisible inks on the market, some of them highly valued, and complaints about adulterated ingredients and poor quality.
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"The Honors and Mark Twain Prize are given to artists who, through their lifetime of work, have left an indelible impact on American culture," a statement from the Kennedy Center said.
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Yet thousands of fans in Los Angeles have been left with another indelible memory: the moment they realized that Bryant would not be playing at the home game they were attending.
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According to Halaby, being a culturally relocated person has left an indelible mark on her life and art, a reason perhaps she has never been given adequate recognition in Western institutions.
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But before the movie had its world premiere, two of its stars, drag icons Doris Fish and Tippi, would succumb to AIDS, leaving an indelible absence in the celebration that followed.
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The exhibition celebrates the work, influence, and ethos of Scholder, who left an indelible mark not only on the contemporary Native art world but on the mainstream art world as well.
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Days before the sanctions were unveiled, the Obama administration allowed the U.N. Security Council to condemn Israeli settlement activity — something that could have an indelible impact on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The great teams were indelible, the great games were inherently memorable, and somewhere along the way to the one-and-done era, college basketball shed a lot of that cultural cache.
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Her art, sometimes violent, often unapologetically feminist and usually raw, left an indelible mark before her life was cut short: She was never fully recognized before she died, at age 36.
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Waller-Bridge won earlier in the night for her performance as the show's tortured antiheroine, and Andrew Scott was nominated for stealing our hearts his turn as the indelible Hot Priest.
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Directors who made their first features in 2000 or thereafter — but have already left indelible marks on world cinema — are the subject of this series, which pairs debuts as double features.
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And it created an indelible moment that she would use a decade later in a TV ad that some say played a major role in her win in a Senate race.
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Her performance in Midsommar as Dani, a grieving and put-upon girlfriend who finds a kind of rebirth in a very creepy Swedish village, was indelible — who can forget her wails?
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Unlike The Return of Jafar and so many Disney sequels, this threequel surprisingly captures the original Aladdin's flavor (no doubt with help from Robin Williams reprising his indelible role as genie).
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Each night, she read a chapter of the Bible to the children, who attended schools attached to both Presbyterian and Lutheran churches, where the music left an indelible impression on Stevens.
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The sheet from his bed had been hung out to dry, and she had seen it flapping in the wind and hitting a pipe or tube, creating a haunting, indelible image.
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Nussbaum escaped, and later that year, he painted "Self-Portrait in the Camp": a harsh, indelible artwork that puts all the other portraits in this show in their full, brutal context.
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When or even if she will return to the court remains a question mark, but she has already made an indelible stamp on tennis in particular and on sports in general.
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"His distinctive style — subtle and volcanic all at once — left an indelible imprint on every single song he touched," the music writer Ernesto Lechner wrote for the Academy at the time.
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But excepting architecture, this is a fairly complete Sottsass sampler: furniture, decorative objects, textiles, office machinery and jewelry and, of course, the idiosyncratic laminates so important to the indelible Memphis look.
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Though Mr. Stubblefield wasn't enamored of the song — "I didn't like the song; I still don't really get off on it," he told Paste magazine in 22000 — its mark became indelible.
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It's an unflinching, brutal account with indelible scenes: Deraniyagala floating in the dirty water in a daze, getting blackout drunk months afterward, contemplating suicide as she deals with her immense grief.
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One of the finest voices of the girl-group era, Ms. Spector recorded indelible pop classics like "Be My Baby" and "Baby, I Love You" with the Ronettes in the 1960s.
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Even the rosettes of flowers made from multicolored feathers on necklines and pockets and party dresses in glinting steel or full-skirted satin, layered like doublets, didn't make an indelible impression.
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Her father, Owen, was a shipyard superintendent, and her mother, Nellie (Valentine) Brennan, was a homemaker whose inventive home cooking left an indelible impression on Ella, the fourth of six children.
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Another is "Because I Have a Voice" (2005), in which the editors Arvind Narrain and Gautam Bhan brought together an indelible set of essays and personal narratives from across the country.
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Because it is a photo of two legends — one an octogenarian artist of worldwide reputation, the other a septuagenarian singer and songwriter who left an indelible mark on music history. 3.
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The unevenness extends to the writing, which reads well enough when Steinke is recalling moments that left an indelible mark on her memory, her perspective widened by the distance of time.
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Our phone call is only brief, a short break between his recording sessions, but it didn't take long to get a measure of the indelible mark she left on his life.
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ARJUNI, (Reuters) - Mahettar Ram Tandon is still proud of the indelible message he carries almost five decades after he had the name of the Hindu god Ram tattooed over his entire body.
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"Tyler was one of the finest of the old school: hardy, humble and wise, leaving a reputation and a legacy that will remain indelible in the history of international motorsport," added Dennis.
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We are rich in culture, fierce in our humor, burning in intelligence, full of love and hope, and driven by an indelible spirit that cannot be crushed by false narratives or misrepresentation.
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When compressed into two hours, however, it becomes an overdue and essential story that illuminates the progression of American music and the indelible impact Black American artists have had in shaping it.
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An Illinois farm boy who came to New York to be a singer left an indelible mark on the Upper West Side co-op where he lived for more than six decades.
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Along with the fund, Liam's legacy will include an indelible image, one of grown men -- warriors -- crying while keeping vigil at the bedside of a 15-month-old fighting the ultimate battle.
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Andrews and her co-star Dick Van Dyke are indelible in their performances, the dance sequences are tightly delightful, and the whole film is richly deserving of its status as a classic.
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Ricky, Paul, Will, Max, and Jessica would not have to bear the indelible etches left on their lives by the appalling attacks if the perpetrators had chosen not to carry a blade.
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A multihyphenate long before it became a buzzword, the cult actress, writer, illustrator and artist would become one of the most indelible figures to emerge from the early years of the Factory.
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"All of the young men and women who had any association with this tragedy must pause to reflect and assess whether this experience has cast an indelible moral shadow on their character."
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His face is smooth, though it is marked by two faint horizontal lines across his cheeks, which deepen into creases when he scrunches his eyes closed—the indelible striations of deep concentration.
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In the gallery, Ms. Hoy offers a glimpse of a different realm, fantastic and impossible, where you could get a tattoo, an indelible mark on the body that just might be invisible.
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Some of these were original screenplays, some were adaptations, some were collaborations (with his pals Charles MacArthur or Charles Lederer); a few times he simply provided an indelible story and moved on.
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But I have lived in the city long enough to see many other places transformed and erased, including places that were the setting for the most indelible moments of my own life.
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"Baby, baby, baby he's screamin' the truth / America, America's killin' its youth," he murmurs in "Ghost Rider," an indelible jam that rides into the horizon on a crude three-note synth riff.
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That smooth and sensitive mind behind 2013's indelible Jumping the Shark, which saw a re-release last year and a left a swooning chorus of praise and devotion in its wake.
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These artisans who made an indelible mark on fashion each shared a canny connection to the afterlife—a relationship all creators share with the work that lives on long after they do.
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That scene, and many more indelible moments — Snoopy's battle with the Red Baron, Pig-Pen's sooty ghost costume, Linus's resolute quest for sincerity — are what make this melancholy, bittersweet special so beloved.
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When Richard Miron began filming his indelible documentary, "For the Birds," his subjects, Kathy Murphy and her husband, Gary, were living alongside a collection of some 200 chickens, geese, ducks and turkeys.
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A.O. Scott A four-way tie for first place may look like wanton indecisiveness, but to me these lyrical, visionary documentaries add up to an indelible composite portrait of America right now.
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Jake Black, who wrote "Woke Up This Morning," the indelible theme song for the groundbreaking HBO drama "The Sopranos," with a bandmate in the group Alabama 19603, died on Tuesday in London.
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" The rebuilding Marlins lost the game, 11-6, but Galloway's moment left an indelible impression, summarized poignantly in a tweet by the team broadcaster Glenn Geffner: "THAT is the beauty of Baseball.
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" The president kept his criticism lighter and more forward-looking at first, declaring that his administration is "leaving a very indelible print in the future in case something like this happens again.
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Earlier this month, the Indian state of Maharashtra started stamping the hands of people flying into the country with indelible ink stating the date until which they must remain in their houses.
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But it is in tennis, a sport he has never played regularly, where he has made an indelible mark as the key man in the shadows for Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka.
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The neighborhood had already cemented its place in rock history by the time the headbangers took it over, but it was this era that left the most indelible mark on The Strip.
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Abbott would become, in 1920s Paris, one of the world's important portrait photographers, making sensitive and indelible images of everyone from Jean Cocteau and James Joyce to Janet Flanner and Djuna Barnes.
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Layers of migration have left an indelible imprint; today, nearly 70 percent of Mauritius's 1.3 million citizens are of Indian descent, with Creoles, Sino-Mauritians and Franco-Mauritians rounding out the mix.
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Ms. Lindsey — groping herself and anyone she can get her hands on, her voice sometimes overwhelmed in fast passages but sly in moments of otherworldly softness — is an indelible caricature as Nero.
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When: through May 9 Where: UNM Art Museum (203 Cornell Dr, Albuquerque, NM) Indelible Ink is an expansive exhibition of prints in a huge range of media created between 1993 and 2019.
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The apparent weakness of this book is its forgettable title; the content, however, is indelible and extraordinary, a powerful reckoning with just how far we've allowed reality to drift from our ideals.
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Some of this was a gut-level human desire to live; some was a means to compensate for the grief that would otherwise overwhelm them; but a lot was simple, indelible courage.
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Quarterback Dan Fouts was among the most prolific passers of the 1970s and 80s and his Hall of Fame career left an indelible impression on the team's offensive identity over the years.
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Bill Murray's indelible performance as a jaded, delightfully obnoxious weatherman in the 1993 film "Groundhog Day" is a hard act to follow — even if the movie proved that repetition offers comic rewards.
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The picture's photographer, Kristy Chan, told the BBC she was taking photos in the shopping center to show her family how bad the flooding was, when she came across the indelible man.
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After a maddening series of misunderstandings, the indelible image of Chandler and Monica both kneeling before each other to propose, surrounded by candlelight, will always exemplify some of the best of Friends.
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Alice's exploits down the rabbit hole and through the looking glass haven't usually been accompanied by a rock score, unless you count Grace Slick's indelible Jefferson Airplane anthem "White Rabbit," from 1967.
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While I have no expectation that you will do so, I write this letter to you for the purpose of history and to put my thoughts on a permanent and indelible record.
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Literary legend, educator, and Nobel laureate Toni Morrison died on August 5, leaving an indelible mark on the world with her poetic writing that spoke truthfully and powerfully of the Black experience.
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The Crown League, the world's first professional fantasy football league, believes using a blockchain to keep track of wins, losses and earnings will ensure accuracy and fairness by creating an indelible record.
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Not only will they talk to your child or young adult, they will relate to them, they will draw pictures for them, they will create an indelible link between reading and joy.
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Since the eBay post went viral, numerous imitation posts have popped up offering other Cheetos bearing the visage of Harambe, although none seem to have the same indelible majesty of the original.
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Senate confirmation of Gorsuch, 603, would reinstate the court's conservative majority, allow Trump to leave an indelible mark on America's highest judicial body and fulfill a top campaign promise by the Republican president.
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They also formed the backdrop for "The Quiet American," the Graham Greene novel set during Vietnam's war for independence from France in the early 1950s, and for indelible images of the Vietnam War.
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Abel Ferrara is easily one of the best and most underrated American filmmakers (Pasolini, anyone?) and this punk-grindhouse classic, now in the public domain, is where he made his first indelible impact.
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The indelible image of WWE's Paige is of her standing defiantly for an interview, leather jacket on and NXT Women's title on her shoulder, running down the very notion of the WWE Diva.
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And as we consider the legacy of the internet's greatest file format, we must pause to recognize a special category of GIF that's left an indelible mark on social media: the reaction GIF.
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Another tip he offered up is inviting friends and relatives to scribble messages on the underside of the dining room table after a meal as a discreet but indelible way of preserving memories.
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At the 1988 vice presidential debate, Democratic nominee Lloyd Bentsen fired off an indelible retort to the Republican Dan Quayle, who had invoked John F. Kennedy to defend his qualifications for the office.
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If you lived on Earth during the 1960s or 70s, you contain an indelible trace of the Cold War in your bones—and it might literally herald the dawn of a new age.
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My most indelible memory about Highlight was its logo – a precursor to the trend of 80s MTV-ish fluorescent looks, this one was actually hard to look at for long periods of time.
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The Saturday Profile CHONGQING, China — ZHANG XIAOTAO, one of China's leading animation artists, grew up in a village in western China where the ferocity of the Cultural Revolution left indelible marks on everyone.
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It's also one of the most technically advanced cars on the road and one that will leave an indelible technological mark on every car — not just super sports cars — from here on out.
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Whereas investors in shares receive ownership rights, those who put their money in ICOs get crypto-currency, or tokens issued on a blockchain, an indelible distributed ledger of the kind that underpins bitcoin.
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Some of our most cherished folktales center on violence and hate, and many rotten people have made indelible marks on the genre, from Varg Vikernes to that racist ding-dong from Malevolent Creation.
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Errol Morris's homage to the indelible characters he encountered in the small Florida swamp town of Vernon premiered in 1981 at the New York Film Festival, and it hasn't aged a day since.
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The second witness called by the state was Marcus Martin, who appears in the indelible Pulitzer Prize-winning image of the moment of impact, taken by a photographer from The Daily Progress newspaper.
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Imagine that those indelible opening notes weren't just the orchestra booming, "Da-da-da-dum, da-da-da-dum," but a chorus singing, "Beethoven's wig is very big," followed by even sillier lyrics.
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One of the indelible images in pro wrestling history is of Steve Austin locked in Bret Hart's Sharpshooter submission move at WrestleMania 13, blood pouring down his face, yelling in pain and exertion.
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President Trump sucking up to Vladamir Putin after the summit in Helsinki yesterday was such an unbelievable, indelible moment that many deflated White House officials didn't even bother to defend or explain it.
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Critic's Notebook Bob Dylan had crucial second thoughts just as he was about to release "Blood on the Tracks," the indelible 1975 album filled with songs of separation, heartache, sorrow, rage and regret.
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At this free event, young lovers of comics can encounter Tintin, a fresh-faced reporter, and Snowy, his dog, the equally indelible (though not "Peanuts"-like) characters created by the Belgian cartoonist Hergé.
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It was an even more indelible party as Noah, a pop singer as well as a French Open champion, led a conga-line dance to "Saga Africa," a song from his recent album.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," Dr. Blasey said when she testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee about her strongest memory from when she was sexually assaulted in the summer of 1982.
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Much depends on Jimmie, who waxes and wanes, sometimes rises and then falls in a city that — with this ravishing movie — he insistently stakes a claim on, one indelible image at a time.
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"When you said 'indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter,' our spines straightened and we remembered that while our stories are different, our battle is the same," the letter said.
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One of the most indelible images in Mr. Bloncourt's Portuguese portfolio is of a little girl holding a doll at a muddy shantytown in St. Denis, a northern suburb of Paris, in 1969.
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Pop & Rock One of the finest voices of the girl-group era, Ms. Spector recorded indelible pop classics like "Be My Baby" and "Baby, I Love You" with the Ronettes in the 1960s.
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There's the grocery store love connection, the teens sneaking out to make out, the therapeutic effect of fantasy lives, and much, much more, many nodding to the complicated, indelible bonds between women. —A.
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Like flipping through misplaced leaves in a photo book, the documentary maintains a free-flowing tone as it uncovers the work that went into creating some of the indelible scenes in Hollywood history.
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Whatever they discussed, the indelible image of Trump and Duterte may have been when the two took part in the ASEAN handshake, leaving Trump tied in knots standing next to the Philippines strongman.
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Under its plastic hood, I discovered a machine that spans continents and deep time, touches thousands of lives (for better and worse), and leaves an indelible, measurable stain on Earth and its atmosphere.
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But there's something indelible about watching Beyoncé, normally so controlled and poised, going ham on some cars with a baseball bat, while reinventing the color yellow in that gorgeous Roberto Cavalli dress. —T.
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"[Sharif] knew that this quest would leave an indelible impression on me that would be the foundation of my political career as a council member and beyond," Booker wrote in his memoir, United.
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David Diao spent nearly six years in Hong Kong before migrating to the United States in the 1950s and this experience left an indelible mark, which he unpacks in "HongKong Boyhood" at Postmasters.
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Take all these indelible images together, though, either as a stream of social media content or a meandering trail of fragrant sludge, and the Trump aesthetic begins to assume a sort of shape.
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Carrie Fisher, the actress, author and screenwriter who brought a rare combination of nerve, grit and hopefulness to her most indelible role, as _________ in the "Star Wars" movie franchise, died on Dec. 27.
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John G. Morris, a renowned picture editor who left an indelible stamp on photojournalism from World War II through the Vietnam War, died on Friday at a hospital near his home in Paris.
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They serve as an indelible reminder to Björn Höcke, a senior member of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, of controversial comments he made in January 22017 while giving a speech in Dresden.
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His work of more than three decades was fundamental, no doubt, to expand the borders of our music and leave an indelible mark on several generations of Colombians who grew up with Kraken.
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