The characters we inhabit, the people we inhabit, the identities we inhabit… It just really touches me.
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They inhabit the inner city as effortlessly as they inhabit a wild wood.
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He doesn't inhabit his roles; the visions of the movies he's in come to inhabit him.
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And people inhabit Antarctica year-round, in the same way they might one day inhabit the extraterrestrial bodies.
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And I knew how important it would be to inhabit that emotion, and more important, to inhabit that relationship in that moment.
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"The great butlers are great by virtue of their ability to inhabit their professional role and inhabit it to the utmost," Stevens tells us.
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What the game did get across, in its better moments, is that The Sopranos is a show about the places people inhabit, as much as the people who inhabit them.
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They also inhabit South America, Africa, Australia, & New Zealand.
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Is it possible for a soul to inhabit two bodies?
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Suit or no suit, Doug needed to inhabit the character.
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You experience a plot, but you also inhabit a world.
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Ms Seiffert's fictions are different: they inhabit the events themselves.
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The space it would inhabit is currently a religious bookstore.
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Chinese leaders inhabit a universe that revolves around output legitimacy.
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But in the grander perspective, we inhabit an ocean world.
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You can inhabit a different world with a head mount.
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You can inhabit it, and see it from the exterior.
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What I'm saying is the environment you inhabit is important.
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The War on Drugs inhabit it more completely than most.
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You inhabit them, grow physically familiar with how they work.
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KAINE: We will work together in whatever roles we inhabit.
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And pollutes the dreams and thoughts that inhabit the head
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It's often said that Democrats and Republicans inhabit different countries.
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The birds inhabit much of Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia.
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Some of the stories, though, are less delicious to inhabit.
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They alone inhabit the land where the tale is set.
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There's a real desire to dwell and inhabit virtual worlds.
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On set, Cuarón created a reality for Aparicio to inhabit.
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Some of these nonsensical weapons play small roles in the movies they inhabit, while others, like these, have become cultural touchstones; serving as symbols of the fictional universes they inhabit and the fandoms they inspire.
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We just don't inhabit the mathematical construct that is AdS space.
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One wing has become a hospital, while squatters inhabit other rooms.
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But that's not the narrative she's allowed to inhabit, is it?
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I don't want to inhabit maleness; I want to understand it.
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By now, the cast inhabit their characters like familiar, comfortable clothing.
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How hard was it to inhabit that kind of a role?
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In it, the residents of Stars Hollow physically inhabit famous paintings.
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That's penguin poop, an important indicator that penguins inhabit the area.
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They all inhabit the same body, so they are her memories.
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Vikander does extremely well to inhabit Croft with imagination and distinctiveness.
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Its two main characters, captor and captive, inhabit the same purgatory.
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Places tell us about the people who visit and inhabit them.
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There's no statistical evidence, either, that evangelicals really inhabit society's margins.
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Mistake and the Republican candidate do not inhabit the same universe.
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All those who, by some accident of fate, inhabit your world.
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Too many Democrats seem to inhabit film critic Pauline Kael's world.
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Why are people always trying to inhabit a disproportionately bigger space?
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The worlds her characters inhabit are chaotic, disorienting, nightmarish and vital.
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I wonder what it would be like to inhabit his mind.
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The episode also underscores the murky regulatory territory that brokers inhabit.
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And soon I began to inhabit his online life as well.
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Monks like Ashin Wirathu inhabit the extremist fringe of Buddhist nationalism.
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We inhabit a world where many women are enslaved, demeaned, abused.
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They inhabit us deeply and explain to us who we are.
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They inhabit icy Arctic waters and can weigh over a ton.
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Between one and five snakes per square meter inhabit the island.
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However specific his protagonists are, the reader can almost inhabit them.
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It alters rivers and ecosystems, affecting the organisms that inhabit them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Historical reenactments inhabit an uncomfortable territory.
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More than half inhabit a single range across countries in southern Africa.
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Even in their vulnerable nakedness, his nudes dominate the space they inhabit.
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To others, they seemed to inhabit an atmosphere of semi-continuous scheming.
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The birds inhabit the northern part of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil.
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Combined, the KarJenners have enough Instagram followers to inhabit a new continent.
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Both films take a subculture and allow us to inhabit their world.
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The adage is especially true in the physical world we inhabit daily.
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As she unpicks Lear's layers, at points she seems to inhabit him.
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These souls inhabit the part of the village designated for the dead.
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The "dinosaurs" that inhabit the land are remnants of Earth's forgotten past.
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Love him or loathe him, you inhabit the imagination of Roger Ailes.
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Unfortunately, they inhabit different bodies, and are often substituted for each other.
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Because this is exactly the kind of world they want to inhabit.
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Sadly, we Americans inhabit the one society that could have been different.
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But I can't inhabit them as I did with my childhood favorites.
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Movies and radio are the twin progenitors of the modernity we inhabit.
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Curiosity. In awe at the wonder of the world(s) we inhabit.
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Some scientists estimate around 2 million animal and plant species inhabit Earth.
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Przybilla was never really healthy enough to fully inhabit his NBA potential.
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But as far as professionals go, doctors inhabit a somewhat unique space.
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Viruses may inhabit all surfaces both inside and outside of the body.
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They did not inhabit the same city or even the same continent.
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We inhabit a culture we despise and see no way of improving.
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It's this aesthetic that LCD Soundsystem aims to inhabit on American Dream.
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Incidentally, the Dead Sea is too salty to inhabit for most creatures.
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Most people who inhabit the political center are exhausted by the vitriol.
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The company expects astronauts to inhabit the colony for half the year.
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But it's more than that: I'm familiar with the world they inhabit.
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Especially for the over 600 million people who inhabit lower-lying areas.
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Lee Sherrod, and proceeded to inhabit it for the next eight years.
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What it says about the culture they inhabit is just as troubling.
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And the allegory of Gilead clearly builds on the world we inhabit.
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Already, there are versions of it out in the world we inhabit.
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Surely psychic, fairy, and ghost type Pokémon would inhabit such a place.
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This is the complicated spatial construct that Lauterbach's poems define and inhabit.
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The businesses in Vulkan inhabit former industrial buildings known for their environmental design.
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We need to keep thinking about the fact that women inhabit multiple identities.
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Only several hundred people inhabit the coastal town, which abuts Everglades National Park.
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It glamorizes the peculiarities of outer space and the races that inhabit it.
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We might not share common ground, but we inhabit it, often for generations.
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Keck says there's no danger of them spreading beyond states they already inhabit.
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I honor the fluidity of gender and the ancestral indigenous land we inhabit.
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But on what terms should diverse cultures and religions inhabit the common polity?
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It's like they forget they inhabit the very bodies upheld as ideal. pic.twitter.
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I work with pre-existing content that I inhabit and reformulate and rearrange.
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Western intelligence agencies used to inhabit a parallel world where spy battled spy.
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And is the land, along with the animals that inhabit it, worth protecting?
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Through virtual reality, they can inhabit the perspectives of actors in classic movies.
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Most recently she decided to inhabit the look of badass villainess Harley Quinn.
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You can even choose which character you want to inhabit as you explore.
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The world that most of the rest of us inhabit will muddle along.
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For us, virtual reality can be an expansion of the space we inhabit.
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They inhabit petroleum energy reserves with one type of microbe – sulphate reducing bacteria.
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In the environment we actually inhabit, though, it makes no sense at all.
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The Dene are an aboriginal group who inhabit the northern parts of Canada.
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"We refer to the good ghosts that inhabit this building," Mr. Nickson said.
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Those against cultural appropriation inhabit a particular psychological attitude that is worth examining.
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Families who rely on CHIP now inhabit a health care no-man's-land.
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For now we're learning to inhabit the structure of one aspect of funniness.
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So let's vigorously play the roles that we have the fortune to inhabit.
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The ghost of Bach seems to inhabit St. Paul's Chapel on lower Broadway.
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Same process goes for the other characters whose perspectives I try to inhabit.
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The evil spirits of Twin Peaks inhabit people, change them, direct their actions.
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Demonesses, demons, evil spirits and soulless bodies inhabit the pages of Jewish legend.
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The figure in the frame and viewer can never inhabit the other's space.
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But they inhabit a well-made and entertaining, if prosaic, period war story.
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The role challenged her to inhabit the mind of a refrigerator-raiding cat.
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Predators inhabit other branches of Christianity, and Jewish and Muslim communities, among others.
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He exists in places that young people inhabit — podcasts, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
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Microbes are known to inhabit similar lakes on Earth, and so who knows?
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While salmon inhabit the waterways year round, millions return to spawn every summer.
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Was it difficult to inhabit the world of "Slave Play" for so long?
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Is their idea of citizenship even conceivable in the world we now inhabit?
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And the news cycle they inhabit, he added, is only hardening their beliefs.
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When students inhabit liberal bubbles, they're not learning much about their own country.
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Does Long Island inhabit some special zone exempt from the logic of Albany?
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They inhabit a grand house, sparsely furnished but crammed with echoes and creaks.
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More people lie in the tightly packed church cemetery than inhabit the village.
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We inhabit a "micro apartment," or what is sometimes called a tiny house.
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The Arhuaco certainly inhabit a remarkable place on Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.
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I was mad at her for being able to inhabit the Karen world.
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There's something really amazing and emotional about being able to inhabit this role.
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These are centuries-old relationships, and the spaces they inhabit just as old.
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It could come to life if you would inhabit it as an action.
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Still, he needed something to endure, if only to inhabit the part convincingly.
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About 4,500 residents inhabit just over 400 houses; others live in makeshift bush shacks.
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The church, and the people who inhabit it, are wonderful in 1,000 different ways.
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We humans are simply spirits who inhabit the visible world in a physical body.
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But for a few hours or days, depending on the mission, they inhabit it.
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Did a martian overlord inhabit both of their bodies and mastermind the whole relationship?
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Players inhabit Lara, and her brutality (which is more often directed at brown folks).
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They don't try to distract you from that loneliness — they let you inhabit it.
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He never intended to inhabit the world he wanted to document as a filmmaker.
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About 2,000 known species of fireflies inhabit temperate and tropical forests around the world.
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That combo, when translated to commercial liquor choices, is the world we now inhabit.
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We just happen to inhabit one of the ones in which humans can thrive.
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"Characters inhabit Soccer Mommy songs like a collection of twisted short stories," Jones writes.
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They inhabit a building, traveling along its pathways, scurrying up plumbing and electrical lines.
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She didn't weigh much, and she was clearly struggling to inhabit an aggressive stance.
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The only catch: You have to be smaller than an amoeba to inhabit it.
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Let's take a step back and remember the unique reality we all now inhabit.
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Rather than inhabit the process by which it is made, Boccato's work declaims it.
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The evolution of augmented reality will present questions about the physical space we inhabit.
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What does it mean to inhabit a space where even your name is contested?
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"Morphed" features seven men who inhabit Mr. Saarinen's physical style blending delicacy and wildness.
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Babies born vaginally primarily acquire the microbes that inhabit their mother's vagina and bowel.
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The Shanenawa number about 720 and inhabit around 23,000 hectares (57,000 acres) of land.
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We are used to taking for granted the safety of the environment we inhabit.
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Perhaps the only way to truly inhabit a place forever is to haunt it.
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Rather than simply refer back to their chosen paintings, they seem to inhabit them.
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Human beings inhabit at least three parallel worlds in the course of a lifetime.
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Few actors inhabit the space between charming and monstrous as brilliantly as Dern does.
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To inhabit these worlds for a few hundred pages is a kind of submission.
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We each of us now inhabit airtight ideological silos — Planet Hannity or Planet Maddow.
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It belongs to one of the master architects of the culture you now inhabit.
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How often do you pay close attention to the insects that inhabit your world?
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Now we inhabit the "after," and you can keep time by the die-offs.
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Ms. Walker turned to designing the characters who would inhabit the "Fons Americanus" tableau.
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He seems to inhabit a healthy center of American politics, something both parties need.
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The people then abandoned the real world and went on to inhabit the map.
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According to Musk's tweet on Friday, "Starship will allow us to inhabit other worlds."
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It's a reminder that we inhabit a dynamic planet that's roiling with geological activity.
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Approximately 200,000 reindeer inhabit Lapland, compared to 180,000 residents, according to Lapland's tourism bureau.
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Like a growing number of patients today, I inhabit a less familiar state: maintenance.
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Research on the microbes that inhabit our bodies has progressed rapidly in recent years.
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But the President himself seems to inhabit a different universe from his fantasy backdrop.
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The creatures typically inhabit deep waters and migrate long distances across the world's oceans.
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They just inhabit the ideals they're trying to discuss, and that's hard for me.
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For the people who actually inhabit those identities, though, they are anything but optional.
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Arab tribes mainly inhabit the proposed safe zone region controlled by the YPG forces.
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In fact, the seat Pressley will inhabit was once held by President John F. Kennedy.
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Above: Breath of the Wild screenshot courtesy Nintendo Video games let us inhabit impossible places.
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Such individuals inevitably seek to adapt the political office they inhabit to serve their needs.
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At first blush WeChat and Douyin (which translates as "trill") appear to inhabit distinct worlds.
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Skinchanging is the umbrella term for being able to inhabit any animal, not just wolves.
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That means the sensory pleasures stem from seeing new actors seek to inhabit these roles.
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Jupiter will inhabit your fourth house of home and family for almost all of 2019.
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Hers is not the first New York restaurant to inhabit a former auto-body shop.
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Evolution has equipped people for a world very different from the one they now inhabit.
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And the people and animals that inhabit the world seem closer to life-sized, too.
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The viewers inhabit a spectrum that stretches toward the past while facing toward the future.
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The space they inhabit is often shallow, and there are no signs of organic life.
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It's just recognizing that learning to inhabit a virtual reality body is already complex enough.
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I ended up taking considerable risk in stepping over to inhabit parts of your world.
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We Americans now inhabit a society so numbingly false that even our melancholy is masquerade.
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Though both are proposing sweeping economic reforms, they inhabit different ideological lanes within the party.
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It is disconnected from the outside and, when you inhabit it, it becomes your world.
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Playing chess, we inhabit questions that matter, that we cannot be sure of answering correctly.
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Their personalities are defined by the world they inhabit — specifically their reactions to the world.
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They're known to inhabit all areas of the region, including fields, forests, and even towns!
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But her paradise is soon lost to the conflicting desires of those who inhabit it.
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Wiens' research estimates that perhaps some 100 million (or more) animal species inhabit the planet.
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A mode of making contact with the inexplicable, using imagination to inhabit a new position.
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As such, we, the viewers, continuously inhabit Segedin's subjectivity at another point in his life.
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That's why I wanted to create these amphibian creatures that inhabit this mythological digital space.
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Pelosi would inhabit the House Speaker's office should she be chosen by Democrats in January.
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Most inhabit the dry northern coast, cut off from most rain by the Andes range.
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The work he made was for himself to inhabit, a personal mythology given physical form.
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Such is the world Zhou Zenong (Hu Ge) and Liu Aiai (Gwei Lun Mei) inhabit.
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It is the meeting of two worlds, a middle ground that many young Australians inhabit.
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Wood frogs are the only frogs that inhabit the cold regions above the Arctic Circle.
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Because that is not the body you will inhabit when you close the place down.
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To many people, polar bears, which inhabit the Arctic Circle, are already pretty far up.
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Harnessed fear is used by political leaders and the feedback loop they inhabit and stoke.
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But a lot of people still inhabit the world of following rules and repetitive skills.
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Stories of war, climate disaster, immigration abuse, racism, violence against women often inhabit my dreams.
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She does not inhabit the best of all possible worlds, though, for all her privilege.
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"Each has a family and a future that they didn't get to inhabit," he said.
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It would seem that reactionaries, while they inhabit our world, are not really of it.
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We in the developed world don't inhabit an environment rife with malaria and TB anymore.
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Time and night form Sharlet's central theme: people who inhabit the night, literally and figuratively.
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Could he inhabit Harry's mind, his skills, his restaurant as if they were truly his?
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In the weeks that followed, I feared I would permanently inhabit a purgatory of unknowns.
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It means the lack of basic protection from any of the states they naturally inhabit.
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And yes, colorful animated creatures can inhabit our backyards and parks, waiting to be discovered.
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Although Shepard's beautifully researched creations inhabit different eras, his basic point is made and remade.
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The wet feet, the smell of tides, the logic that you can inhabit the tree.
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The same could be said for our world, too — the one we all inhabit together.
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"There's an obvious juxtaposition between the Roses and those who inhabit Schitt's Creek," says Ornstein.
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It felt like a world of color and hope that I would never inhabit again.
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It's a space the Met could also inhabit, or at least dip its toe into.
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Can these two find a shared way forward, and will the divided country they inhabit?
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"Two types of animals inhabit my soul," Mr. Neschling recently wrote in a Facebook post.
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America's "best and brightest" are not the people who inhabit elected political office long-term.
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Oddly, then, it comes as some relief to inhabit a state outside the normative categories.
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The spangled boutiques inhabit a phalanx of regal hôtels particuliers where Renaissance aristocrats held salons.
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To inhabit the most love that your body can handle and to relish in it.
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There's even a massive hunk of meat you can inhabit to accomplish a particular objective.
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Some cenotes acquired particular religious significance to the Maya, whose descendents continue to inhabit the region.
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S. struggle for their commanding heights – will define or disrupt the industries and countries they inhabit.
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For one thing, it requires teachers who inhabit that mindset themselves, and they're harder to find.
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Weeks follow, while the animals that inhabit the region become comfortable enough to enter the frame.
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She seems to inhabit a space between these two worlds, borrowing from the rhetoric of both.
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But now, when I return, those buildings often sit empty, with no one to inhabit them.
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It heightens it, because the desire to know and inhabit the beloved's mind is so great.
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But I'm borrowing certain things from his life, to inhabit, to create something, to make something.
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We've yet to see Issa fully inhabit that same self-love in seasons two or three.
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The actors who inhabit the enchanting lives of these characters are up to the part, too.
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Rather, they were apparently driven away in fear by whatever dark forces inhabit the Roanoke farmhouse.
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They'll also introduce audiences to new characters who may inhabit the larger world of Star Trek.
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To Blachford, it looked like the type of place Rick Deckard from Blade Runner might inhabit.
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But we now inhabit a world in which real-life baseball stars were born in 1995.
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There's just something about VR that invites us to inhabit other beings in completely surreal ways.
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MICROBIOME INTERLOPERS (HIGHEST): Microorganisms inhabit our guts, mouths, and skin and help us in many ways.
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She said ditching the makeup helped make her a better actor, helped her inhabit the role.
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The world they inhabit is not a black world, and that often gets lost on people.
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Our virtual selves perpetually inhabit spaces that are more akin to shopping malls than public squares.
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Not quite ghost, not quite monster, yokai can inhabit everyday objects, mimicking umbrellas, lanterns, and crockery.
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Almost the whole ocean floor is dark to those that inhabit it, and invisible to all.
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As the statement suggests, the meeting must be of two ordinary things that inhabit different realities.
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The ultimate stage is liberty for individuals to inhabit society without fear, unedited, as they are.
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It "shaped the very world its readers inhabit", because of its links to politicians and financiers.
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Children and mothers inhabit a place that until a few years ago I didn't know existed.
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The power relations between her characters are often a direct result of the lands they inhabit.
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Sometimes we see more of their work than that done by the people who inhabit it.
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Had she herself left it behind when she decided to inhabit her own mind and body?
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Weegee sometimes surrendered his camera so that he could inhabit a shot instead of creating it.
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It's given me a little bit more confidence in my ability to inhabit it as me.
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Brittney Benson, Carleton King and Sebastian Gutierrez have the choicest roles and inhabit them with gusto.
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You have to inhabit a language, not only speak it, and fluency requires some dramatic flair.
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During the final verse, Mr. Forte seemed to inhabit Jim Morrison, and the mood turned eerie.
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But the way they inhabit the world, the way they observe it—of course they're writers.
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In all of the films, Rosefeldt sets the scene by examining the environments his characters inhabit.
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But if you inhabit that world, you can't push back without being seen as a sellout.
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Transportation and mobility technologies are creating the future we'll inhabit in years and decades to come.
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I started competitive-dance training to inhabit my body properly, instead of living in my head.
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Sadly, ignorance is breeding faster than the cockroaches and mice that also inhabit these human warehouses.
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I took this time to inhabit my own mind—hence where the name Zenizen came from.
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The trials and tribulations of this world that players came to inhabit did not simply stop.
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They give you a glimpse of some of the real-life characters that inhabit prison life.
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The least affected were plastic surgeons and ophthalmologists — doctors who inhabit procedure- or skill-oriented domains.
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" Subsequently, he notes, to read his works "you have to inhabit the world I live in.
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"People share similar experiences throughout the world, regardless of the physical space they inhabit," says Greer.
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It's mesmerizing and speaks to the transformative power of the landscape and those that inhabit it.
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The hardy, pioneering characters of the Socialist kibbutz movement would later inhabit some of his novels.
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We come in all shapes, sizes and races, and we inhabit every social class and career.
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Yet we inhabit a culture that privileges novelty and growth over the cyclical and the regenerative.
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Even if I were not a doctoral student, it's not one I would want to inhabit.
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That teacher, Ms. Norbury, was one of three drastically different roles Ms. Simard would soon inhabit.
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In Hudson's cartoonish universe of anthropomorphic, adolescent dragons, jocks and "normals" inhabit the upper social strata.
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But it's unknown if the tentacled creatures migrate around, or predominantly inhabit certain waters, explained Robinson.
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But as an actor, Harden uses the persuasive strength of her voice to inhabit every line.
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Some cenotes acquired particular religious significance to the Maya, whose descendants continue to inhabit the region.
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" For him, the film is about "the world" his characters inhabit and "the way they behave.
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But she worried that the rotting logs they inhabit had not protected them from the blazes.
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They inhabit places where the outlook for their characters is uncertain at best, cataclysmic at worst.
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It's not that they're variations on the same character; they don't inhabit the same emotional position.
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A tribe of indigenous people, known as the Sentinelese, are believed to inhabit the remote island.
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The group's research also suggests that the dinosaur's ancestors preferred to inhabit areas near the ocean.
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LaTurbo: Our histories are fluid, intersecting and changing depending on the world we choose to inhabit.
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We pass over places we never quite inhabit, en route to destinations we never quite reach.
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"These settlers may be third generation but they inhabit the fringes of society," Mr. Buchanan said.
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I know how to sleep but resting is an in-between space I do not inhabit.
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Games are in essence VR worlds, we just didn't have the goggles to inhabit them, right?
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Both the roles her subjects lay and the interiors or landscapes they inhabit are highly constructed.
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In practical terms, whites know little about the iconic ghetto and the people who inhabit it.
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"Now that Becky is not interfering, Lilith can inhabit you completely," Ruth says with a placid smile.
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And no, not in some sort of alternate universe, but rather the one we all currently inhabit.
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Primates play a "very critical" role in their ecosystems and the economies of the countries they inhabit.
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Every mirror, window, or anything that reflects our image reminds us of the mutated form we inhabit.
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At the heart of the conflict is the now unignorable fact that partisan Americans inhabit different realities.
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A wonderful, complicated, and beautiful novel, it asks what responsibilities people have to the societies they inhabit.
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The hazy Rothko/Turner color fields her characters inhabit don't really seem to be of this world.
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Warging is an ability that allows a person to inhabit the mind and body of a wolf.
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Migrants and refugees are shown to inhabit a space separate to the fairy tale of the nation.
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Fox has a history of believing curious things about unborn children, including that they can inhabit dogs.
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Now, Esmail is welcoming fans and newcomers alike to actually see and visually inhabit that same story.
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It's focused closely on the lives and decisions of its characters, not just the universe they inhabit.
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Jupiter, the planet of luck, will inhabit your second house of value and possessions until December 2.
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How was this paper able to inhabit so many roles at once: costumes, shelter, partner, set piece?
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What makes the game unbearably eerie is the sense of normality to those who inhabit the space.
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Basically, when 10,000,000,000 people inhabit this planet, things will look a lot different than it does now.
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Giant squids are thought to inhabit every ocean on Earth, but only at depths below 300 meters.
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He gives them his word, which "still gotta mean something" in the depraved world they all inhabit.
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You're very cold and a little stiff, and you're having to hit marks and inhabit the character.
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Coming generations—so one expert asserts—will inhabit an even more egotistical ask-and-be-gratified world.
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Would she inhabit "If You Could Read My Mind," with as much painful pride as Viola Wills?
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Then, in late 2015, racists who inhabit certain corners of the internet got a hold of him.
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The status update took off and we entered the era we still inhabit: the age of awareness.
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The people who inhabit Breaking Bad, on the other hand, couldn't leave more destruction in their wake.
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Was it that co-stars Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda inhabit their roles so convincingly and hilariously?
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Everything from the creatures to the landscapes they inhabit are grounded in known, but less popularized folklore.
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According to him, engaging in either is like an open invitation for Satan to inhabit your soul.
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The project is looking into microbes that inhabit the stomachs of ruminants such as cattle and sheep.
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His protagonists become expressive individuals, yet they inhabit a world where hierarchies are fixed and freedoms circumscribed.
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The ethnic make-up of the streets that Safari's students inhabit has shifted significantly in recent years.
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Like silhouettes, they inhabit a domain that is parallel to ours and completely cut off from it.
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You don't know how to inhabit them yet, and it might cost another fortune to find out.
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"Barbara Cook and my mother are two separate people who inhabit the same body," Mr. LeGrant said.
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As with all things cultural in New York, birders in the different boroughs inhabit somewhat separate worlds.
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Now that Ms. Stemme has scaled some of opera's toughest heights, she wants to inhabit them more.
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Early on, language divided the world Yan was born into from the one he wished to inhabit.
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It turns out that we do, in this sense, possess subtle bodies; we also inhabit subtle selves.
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Yet something marvelous happens when these women inhabit their roles, in everyday clothes instead of period costumes.
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Since they both inhabit the cosmetics industry, Star and Kardashian-West were bound to meet — and clash.
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Extinction is one of the realities of the new geologic age we inhabit, the human-driven Anthropocene.
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But the chronically critically ill inhabit a kind of in-between purgatory state, all uncertainty and lingering.
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Snow leopards inhabit monarchies, republics and communist states where Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, Taoism and Christianity are practiced.
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How could my legs, sticking out like a broken tripod, inhabit a different environment than my head?
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Whatever the case, its outpouring resulted in the most unimaginable collection of creatures to ever inhabit Earth.
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This leaves forms of art that helped create and police the moral universe we inhabit today inaccessible.
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Mr. Voss is the first to inhabit Ms. May's jagged world, which feels like a psychiatric hospital.
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The windows were more an exploration into the psyches of people who might inhabit those imagined spaces.
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Memory will become an environment we inhabit, not a set of feelings and stories we return to.
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That's because Hunt isn't a character; he's a blank action-hero template for its star to inhabit.
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The Associated Press is partnering with Arkadium to use InHabit, an interactive content tool launched last year.
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To search for a missing loved one in Mexico is to inhabit a life of desperate entrepreneurialism.
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But he is also aware of their deeper purpose: to help her inhabit her body more fully.
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Ruins dot the landscape, many of which provide shelter to the monsters that inhabit the world now.
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Still, Mr. Buttigieg has shown the potential to inhabit the role of consoler in chief after tragedies.
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The only thing that's really clear for now is that robots currently inhabit a moral gray zone.
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On this week's podcast, Lalami says that it wasn't always easy to inhabit some of those voices.
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She followed that up last year with "NATE," which allowed her to inhabit and explore toxic masculinity.
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The suites inhabit different keys and different moods: The Third, for example, tends sunny; the Fifth broods.
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They inhabit the Hudson Canyon, off the Jersey Shore, which is the size of the Grand Canyon.
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Today, their descendants inhabit a vast region stretching from Mexico to the southern tip of South America.
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What traits must all organisms share — even those that might inhabit methane lakes or ice-locked oceans?
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And another thing: America had yet to become the feminist Eden I was so eager to inhabit.
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It seems that the Palestinians would rather watch the land burn than let the Jews inhabit it.
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That is another way of saying that they inhabit a country that is not genuinely their own.
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Nothing warrants that citizens anywhere should have their destiny manipulated by forces outside the land they inhabit.
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This colossal heat absorption tempers the continued atmospheric warming of the remote, pale blue dot we inhabit.
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This first trailer introduces a big group of characters and some of the world they now inhabit.
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He thinks he's being watched, remembers talk of the "barbarous and godless" people who inhabit the marshes.
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He lays it out straight and allows the actors that inhabit it to bring it to life.
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I love the squirrels that inhabit my garden, and I cannot imagine anyone killing one of them.
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Many know little about the agencies they inhabit, and they are understandably resented by career staff members.
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They come to understand the people who inhabit that space, and what those people want, and why.
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Foles, and the Eagles, seem to inhabit a place untouched by the mayhem churning all around them.
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But the actresses here inhabit their parts with grounding, defining detail and without comic or tragic exaggeration.
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We should demand nothing less from the worlds we inhabit and from the politicians who lead us.
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The skull and its accompanying void inhabit a more abstract reality, a statement stripped of all superfluity.
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Although Lawson's settings suggest closeness, it's a mood often thwarted by the awkward spaces her sitters inhabit.
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Denser and splatterier, faster and more hyperactive, her sonic ornaments inhabit a nearly baroque level of detail.
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The music created a distinctly otherworldly atmosphere, one perfect for the Tall Man and his minions to inhabit.
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A problematic self-righteousness surrounds these reports: Through quantification, of course we see the world we already inhabit.
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Now, these tribes inhabit 27 indigenous lands, but only 20 of them have been fully demarcated and registered.
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According to descriptions that have popped up on the internet, these fuzzy, penguin-like creatures inhabit Ahch-To.
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What kind of world do you think someone awakened 100 years in the future can expect to inhabit?
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Other Echoes Inhabit the Garden continues at Launch F18 (373 Broadway Suite F18, Tribeca, Manhattan) through June 22.
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In some cities nationwide, tiny homes also violate building codes, as they&aposre too small to legally inhabit.
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With the mass production of books came widespread literacy and the ability to inhabit the minds of others.
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Click here to view original GIFFor the most part, there's no wrong way to inhabit a haunted house.
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This sequel latches on to another sensation of the moment: superhero stories and the cinematic universes they inhabit.
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But for the global village and connected world we inhabit, it's likely to have long-term, serious repercussions.
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And it's a space that many people inhabit everyday; a modern meeting place, a crucible for contemporary identity.
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We'll get a new look at some of the creatures who inhabit this Force-sensitive temple alongside Skywalker.
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Social media seems to demonstrate that celebrities, regardless of which realm they inhabit, hang out with each other.
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There's no clear role for her to inhabit once Jon and Cersei and Dany remake the world order.
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Currently, reindeer inhabit North America, particularly Alaska and Canada, as well as Greenland, Norway, Finland, Russia and Mongolia.
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Great companies have distinctive cultures and traditions that are all their own and inhabit well-defined market niches.
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The show "enables visitors to inhabit the role of the flâneur, Benjamin's archetypal leisured city dweller," he writes.
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"Starship will allow us to inhabit other worlds," company founder Elon Musk tweeted after the vehicle was mated.
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His site-specific installation, "Within Our Gates," is only the third commission to inhabit the museum's airy atrium.
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"He embodies many qualities that I wanted to inhabit: a sense of optimism, a neutrality, nonpartisan," Hunter explained.
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The strange, unnerving environments heighten viewers' awareness, once they leave, of the spaces and everyday world they inhabit.
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That's why The Goblin King in Labyrinth was the specially designed codpiece that he was born to inhabit.
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With all of this sprawling brilliance, it's easy to wonder what space Scott will choose to inhabit next.
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It allows me to inhabit a space that I enjoy on stage where I feel completely in control.
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And no matter which part of the startup ecosystem you inhabit, the event should be a huge opportunity.
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In this tale no mention is made of the divine; the Jews inhabit a world devoid of revelation.
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These signs remind us of the complexity of the landscape we inhabit and the overlaying nature of history.
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They also have the power to leave behind and detach themselves from the institutional persona that they inhabit.
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Like him, she has come to inhabit a body troubled by overuse injuries, exacerbated by forceful golf swings.
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In each America, people who inhabit the other are often perceived as not just obtuse but also dangerous.
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Dogs, it seems, can inhabit very different moral habitats within the human mind and within our cultural frameworks.
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Art is a world to inhabit and participate in and the vaster its borders, the richer are we.
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And she dares not only to inhabit the role of duchess but also to make it her own.
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And Nikki Haley, the only person to inhabit, and leave, the Trump administration with honor and reputation intact.
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She plays a depressed married woman, who doesn't so much inhabit rooms as seem to drift through them.
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A spy's job depends on the ability to make herself invisible, to inhabit the background of someone's day.
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They inhabit the human heart, and from there, though they may be abridged, they can never be extinguished.
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Should writers of one race or culture be able to create characters and inhabit cultures not their own?
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But at least they're talking, which is what it takes to build a world that everybody can inhabit.
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It provides a more authentic look at the insular, messy, upsetting, and unglamorous world media professionals actually inhabit.
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And like all homes, no matter how large, it can feel awfully claustrophobic to those who inhabit it.
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Rather than trying to completely inhabit or banish an Irish identity, I've tried to find some middle ground.
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What was it like to inhabit someone so famous, who has been a presence throughout your entire life?
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Bay's Transformers films do not merely appeal to a childlike sensibility; they capture it, channel it, inhabit it.
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In these theories, it is typically put forward that the Lost Tribes of Israel inhabit the hollow Earth.
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Anderson writes: In practical terms, whites know little about the iconic ghetto and the people who inhabit it.
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When you inhabit a character for a long time, it's a very different experience to other kinds of acting.
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Cappy also allows Mario the ability to inhabit many other objects, including the bodies of most other life forms.
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The tower-building fire ants do a similar thing, searching for an empty spot in the structure to inhabit.
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"Now that Becky's not interfering, Lilith can inhabit you completely," Ruth (Lilliya Scarlett Reid) of the Annex Society says.
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Crowe doesn't impersonate Ailes so much as inhabit him, from his padded waddle to his thunderous bouts of anger.
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I was really obsessed with putting someone somewhere that they wouldn't naturally inhabit, and having them sort of dwell.
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I read or watch what someone is doing, I don't talk to them or inhabit a space with them.
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In the real world we inhabit, it has been going on since the first days of commerce and profit.
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Fundamentally, SpaceX's goal is to build re-usable rockets and spacecraft so humans can inhabit other planets, namely Mars.
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BERLIN — "Flat and soft women who could be rolled up and stored," inhabit Pauline Curnier Jardin's Hot Flashes Forest.
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The overall effect is of a tidal social flux coursing beneath the stationary drawing rooms that Austen's characters inhabit.
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Skip the Inn at the Crossroads and lease a place straight from the friendly murderers who inhabit the world.
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Your financial planet, Neptune, will inhabit Pisces this year, possibly urging you to make more emotional purchases than usual.
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Whatever your position on the Second Amendment, that is a terrifying reality that we will continue to inhabit together.
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And more than 2134 of the 2178,303 bird species known to inhabit the United States have been sighted there.
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Just look at former President Gerald Ford, one of the most athletic persons to ever inhabit the White House.
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Still, this poor turtle mama had no inkling of the capitalist dreams of the humans who inhabit her birthplace.
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Families, firms, churches, clubs, and governments are composed of people who inhabit roles that confer authority on their occupants.
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These are a key nutritional source for the trillions of bacteria that inhabit the large bowel (the gut microbiota).
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Ultimately, though, "Outta This World" fits in with Blackout's mission to create a fantasy world for Britney to inhabit.
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His fantasy worlds and the creatures that inhabit it provide the source material for many albums in our collections.
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To begin with, both have constructed and now inhabit post-fact worlds, in which truth is malleable and disposable.
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How does this character inhabit the same world as taciturn agent Faye Lau or the viciously aggrieved Joe Ferro?
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One was finding characters — as we always do in a verité style of filmmaking — who can inhabit the story.
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The SACI alumna approaches photography from a cinematic point of view, building an environment for her actor to inhabit.
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Business people inhabit a different mental sphere when they travel, compared with when they are back at the office.
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Mr. Thiel has turned Gawker into a scapegoat for the shifting world of celebrity culture that we all inhabit.
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The world the characters inhabit is a present-tense space of hunger, purposeless waiting, cigarette smoke and ticking clocks.
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What Shakespeare bequeathed to us offers the possibility of an escape from the mental ghettos most of us inhabit.
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But all the people with profound disabilities do inhabit their own universe, and this universe is to be guarded.
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His poetic sensibility is evident throughout this painstakingly close reading of the events and ideas that inhabit his memory.
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Because fishes inhabit vast, obscure habitats, science has only begun to explore below the surface of their private lives.
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We had no idea that it was going to lead to this tangibly worse world we now inhabit. Seriously!
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It was as if, having spent so much time among security personnel, he could now easily inhabit their perspective.
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His family cycles inhabit the here and now with an unobtrusive thoroughness I've never encountered elsewhere in the theater.
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Living 1,300 to 3,000 feet down in the ocean, giant squid inhabit the deepest, darkest places in the world.
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Photograph by Lauren Lancaster for The New Yorker It's a pleasure to inhabit Wang's homesickness, his memories, his palate.
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"The final Starship rocket will be much taller, and Musk said it "will allow us to inhabit other worlds.
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It was an interpretation of a reality that social thrillers would later dismantle and inhabit with more stylish clarity.
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We inhabit a middle-class world and don't adequately cover the part of America that is struggling and seething.
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That's the really amazing part of roleplay—you feel a sense of ownership over the world you all inhabit.
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In the culture and world we currently inhabit, it is rare to see justice meted out to our satisfaction.
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What do you think specifically allows you to inhabit, as an artist, these various spheres of pan-African storytelling?
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Is it something you ever have trouble getting out of, in terms of the headspace you inhabit as Mary?
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Modern Love To raise a child with additional needs is to inhabit a different country from those around you.
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To watch Cassavetes and Falk inhabit their roles is to watch two great jazz musicians riffing on a score.
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It's the most intractable world we can inhabit, and it's the one that will lead to the ugliest outcome.
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That they both inhabit the book indicates the real complexity of the man himself, but the dichotomy remains unexamined.
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Like Williams's characters, those who inhabit Ms. Kennedy's plays are both products of, and misfits in, a circumscribed society.
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But the physical world they inhabit is more of a generic digital-cartoon space than a snapped-together environment.
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No, it's fueled primarily by the greed and irresponsibility of drug lords — including the kind who inhabit executive suites.
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Zoe Chan Eayrs and Merlin Eayrs inhabit spaces as they renovate them, infusing each room with history and humanity.
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At Parchman, he's visited by Richie, an apparition from Pop's long-ago past who seems to inhabit the prison.
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And as long as you let it inhabit you, it will stay with you and become yours to share.
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The women, especially, inhabit their artificially constructed roles with an in-the-moment immediacy, only marginally rimmed with unease.
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But Medium, which began out of step with nearly all other media, now seems to inhabit a different universe.
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That Chekhovian sense of time fading even as we inhabit it thrums through both the talk and the silences.
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Surrounded by billions of dollars, they live in a world abstracted from the one the rest of us inhabit.
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At the risk of overgeneralizing, when compared with the era we now inhabit, my generation's youthful apathy seems outrageous.
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The ushers may be faceless and nameless to the outside world, but not necessarily in the world they inhabit.
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Today, by some estimates, the five prairie-dog species inhabit as little as one to two million acres total.
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"Forrest Gump" was released in theaters in 1994, a very different world of watching movies than we now inhabit.
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The political bosses, predominantly old, white and male, no longer reflect the changing faces of the cities they inhabit.
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Crocs been Tango'd The crocodiles inhabit the Abanda caves in a remote area with around 20 other cave systems.
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It might be easy for us land-dwelling Homo sapiens to forget that we inhabit an ocean-dominated planet.
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In reality, the hyper-rationalism we inhabit and embrace relies on an extreme simplification of what we really are.
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"Not only do the two parties adhere to starkly different views, but they inhabit increasingly different economies and environments."
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Mr. Trump; his wife, Melania; and their 10-year-old son, Barron, inhabit a residential area of the club.
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Was it tough to inhabit a character and a show, in general, without knowing where the story was going?
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Examine clips of Nixon and Stone side by side, and it is clear that the men inhabit different worlds.
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We inhabit different spaces — ours must always be on the other side of power, regardless of who wields it.
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But the great roles, the revolutionary depictions, come from great actors getting to inhabit fully realized, three-dimensional characters.
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For now, they inhabit something that's somewhere in between, providing a niche service they feel is a necessary one.
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The other thing that strikes me about these painting is that all the color rectangles inhabit their own space.
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Whatever dimension we inhabit, we all just want to be loved by those we love (and I love George Takei).
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Mann said that one lesson that biology has taught us is that living creatures profoundly shape the environment they inhabit.
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The role the startup founder is asked to inhabit is limited, often closer to an action figure than to reality.
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No matter how much you find out about the people that inhabit these worlds, you are still alone within them.
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Ramadan and pride will come together this year despite the efforts of fascists in both communities we navigate and inhabit.
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For instance, someone with a Hololens headset may scan and inhabit a physical space and begin interacting with it there.
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The Forest Rights Act guarantees indigenous Indians the right to inhabit and live off forests where their ancestors had settled.
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Like many of us, Jennifer Lawrence has a lot of feelings about reality TV and the "stars" that inhabit it.
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Because isn't a world filled with late-night jaunts through gardens and very polite guards a lovely one to inhabit?
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Normally, I happily let games go where they want to without stressing over the integrity of the world they inhabit.
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Some 3.2 million people inhabit a network of 27 distinct colonies, each with its own system of government and society.
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While not all of the works on view inhabit political roles, many address questions pertaining to our current sociopolitical climate.
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It's all par for the course when you inhabit a title that is the stuff fairy tales are made of.
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Millennials in cities across the nation are migrating to urban centers, choosing less expensive and more ethnic neighborhoods to inhabit.
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Most important, though, gamers in a way already inhabit alternative realities, playing in vividly imagined worlds with almost cinematic graphics.
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It's got a camera for snapping pictures of the various monsters that inhabit the land, as well as map functionality.
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Visionary VR has produced a tool that lets you define your environment, your interactive surroundings and the skin you inhabit.
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In it, Vasilisa Petrova, who can see the fantastic creatures that inhabit the Russian landscape, saved her village from destruction.
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In the story, he opens up about his plans to inhabit outer space and hopefully find love along the way.
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They're heroes full of existential dread who fill up the horrifying world they inhabit with snappy dialogue and touching interactions.
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Streep's ability to completely inhabit an individual has allowed her to play some of history's most extraordinary and singular women.
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Both species are more cold-tolerant than crocodiles, which inhabit tropical regions of South America, West Africa, Asia and Australia.
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Mason conveys their stories and the world they inhabit with his elegant and descriptive prose, and short, rapid-fire chapters.
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These alleged songs inhabit no discernible structure insofar as that term implies repetition and the capacity for passive, casual enjoyment.
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Later, they concluded it was far more important, and satisfying, to commit to a musical identity they could inhabit convincingly.
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If you disconnect yourself from the network, removing the ability to inhabit a new body, does that give life meaning?
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I was interested in it not just being a space for myself, but for others to inhabit and intervene in.
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The worlds they inhabit might not be perfect, but it always ends up fine because the characters have each other.
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Virtual reality promises to expand the range of forms we can inhabit and what we can do with those bodies.
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He is trying to challenge his own aesthetic sensibility without parodying himself: it cannot be an easy place to inhabit.
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Politics seems to inhabit a more nebulous space, however, populated by constellations of vague sentiments, social mores, and ethical values.
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Meanwhile, the reality I actually inhabit, the one I interact with via my senses and my beliefs, remains the same.
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As for the world the replicants and their makers inhabit, director Denis Villeneuve doesn't try to top Blade Runner's cityscape.
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K., let's say that you want to make an experiential piece that invites people to inhabit that sort of emptiness.
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So fully does Swinton inhabit her elaborate costumes that her familiar "celebrity" facial features are completely subsumed in the role.
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What we really learn from this book is that Clinton does not live in the America most of us inhabit.
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I love Willem Dafoe's ability to inhabit very different characters, and I love his face, which looks like a mask.
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To live in China in 2018 is to inhabit a reality that makes you question the very nature of reality.
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If their environment changes and new plants colonize the areas they inhabit, the bees should be able to adapt quickly.
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They inhabit America's lower frequencies — places particularly vulnerable to poverty, racial profiling, violence, unemployment, segregation, environmental hazards, disease and death.
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A sign warned visitors to the launch site to beware of the alligators that inhabit the sprawling Air Force base.
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If we couldn't actually be a part of those worlds, then we could at least pretend to inhabit them online.
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Cities have always been hubs of technological experimentation, shaped by the people who inhabit them and the tools they use.
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As it turns out, it doesn't take long for your consciousness to abandon your physical body and inhabit another one.
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"Taking time to explore my identity allows me to more fully show up in the spaces I inhabit," she says.
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"The Trump administration's statements of doctrines inhabit a different plane of existence than the president's account," as Musgrave puts it.
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Instead of augmenting the spaces you inhabit, this gauzy latticework breathes and coalesces into something darker, wispier, more cocoon-like.
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About 2,2003 people used to inhabit South Georgia, but everyone abandoned the area after the collapse of the whaling industry.
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About 2,000 people used to inhabit South Georgia, but everyone abandoned the area after the collapse of the whaling industry.
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All produce information documenting what's currently happening in the environment and how these changes may affect those that inhabit it.
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In reality, the "classic six" that Midge and Joel inhabit is the real-life childhood apartment of architect Allegra Kochman.
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Let the good vibes they give off fuse with your DNA and keep you sedated through the Hellworld we inhabit.
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She writes eloquently about the ghost nature of fantasy families, the phantoms who inhabit the lives we dream for ourselves.
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More of us inhabit cities or population-dense areas than ever before, and car and plane traffic is steadily increasing.
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Mr. Wiradnyana pointed out that the five other species known to inhabit Balinese waters are not making a similar recovery.
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"The role of the novelist is to deeply inhabit the lives of characters who are different than ourselves," he said.
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An earnest and exuberant custodian, he's enthralled by the mythologies of the ravens and the storied, haunted tower they inhabit.
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If you'd like even more rock-solid proof that we inhabit the dumbest possible time in history, here's a story.
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The other species that inhabit Stormwind include humans, night elves, and dwarves, but there's something special about being Draenei here.
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In these highly divisive times, moderates seem like an endangered species who mostly inhabit think tanks and op-ed pages.
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Then I realized I have a lot of things to say about the world these characters inhabit and their struggles.
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His capacity to be authentic and inhabit his truth, he can do that much earlier than I was able to.
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Crushes so deep you wanted to inhabit the other person, be inside their skin, see the world through their eyes.
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Squamates "inhabit almost every single environment," said Tiago Simões, a paleontologist at the University of Alberta, who coauthored the study.
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"We are here because we don't want to believe that dark forces can laugh malignantly in the world we inhabit."
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Black people are often photographed in cold, concrete settings in cities, as if that is the only environment we inhabit.
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This year, my goal is to inhabit every part of my life fully, and to use my whole self always.
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Instead, they inhabit forested areas that are somewhat protected (for example, people are not supposed to build villages inside them).
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Instead, he strikes up a cautious friendship with her and begins to learn about the keys that inhabit Key House.
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The future will offer us all the chance to inhabit a cleaner, greener, nicer neighborhood — no CGI (or CO2) required.
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"This Land" is both anthem, worthy of a grand cause (celebrating without sentimentality this gorgeous place we inhabit), and prayer.
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Ross Island was named after Sir Daniel Ross, the first man to inhabit the island for a year from 1788.
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It was Peck's interpretation of what it would mean for his dancers — and, by extension, the audience — to inhabit chaos.
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"It is a little more problematic to put kids in that world which they inhabit in real life," she said.
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And yet, although beets, vinaigrette and cheese often inhabit the same bowl, they do not always achieve a lasting union.
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"Indecent," a major playwright's long-awaited Broadway debut, may not inhabit the lightning-struck stratosphere of the play it portrays.
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For her, these performances are not idle exercises but dogged attempts to change audiences and the larger ecosystems they inhabit.
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Each new tonbak must be correctly tuned to achieve its maximum sound potential in the the environment it will inhabit.
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Some of his patients have mild forms of psychosis, some inhabit the borderlands of mania, and some have intense obsessions.
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It seemed on Thursday that Mr. Schiff had almost come to inhabit Schubert the way he long ago inhabited Bach.
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Some find it easier to discuss "how they fit in or don't" through the characters they are asked to inhabit.
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The landscape the Wayuu inhabit, on a peninsula jutting into the Caribbean, includes patches of desert and lush, green hillsides.
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Other antiheroes have done what "The Americans" does -- ask viewers to relate to characters who inhabit familiar and taboo types simultaneously.
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Better to say, then, that I inhabit two deeply related realms that have long been divided by mutual suspicion and conflict.
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Tourists and worshippers inhabit these spaces for their respective purposes, but the groups cannot help but cross into each other's territory.
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And if that's not quite for you, no worries — check out these other islands you can inhabit without literally being stranded.
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Yes, two of her BFFs from college are celebrities, but she insists that not all of her pals inhabit that world.
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Today, there are an astounding 18,000 bird species on Earth, demonstrating the dramatic extent to which dinosaurs still inhabit the planet.
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Sorority culture itself, by virtue of being young, female, and increasingly tech-savvy, seems to inhabit the center of this vortex.
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My tour begins with the room where HLI conducts a total body scan to create the avatars that inhabit its app.
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You will never again inhabit the great now, only a small and fragile instant that flips over every time you blink.
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Still, any adaptation is destined to suffer by comparison with the original, which provides a chance to inhabit Anne's glittering imagination.
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So for Hanson, boxing isn't just about molding a body; it's about being able to inhabit one fully and bravely. Intentionally.
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You need to be secure, and to use your imagination and your own tools, your own experiences, to inhabit the feeling.
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Phil Donohue: In a lot of ways, these are portraits of forgotten spaces and the sometimes lone people who inhabit them.
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In the culture of the people who inhabit the region, when a boy dies the body is supposed to be buried.
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The parts that go beyond, that require him to inhabit a character who's very different from him, are where he struggles.
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Epstein's bits tend to be more lively, amusing and acutely observed, whereas Nicole's mostly inhabit the realm of her own thoughts.
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Their hunt throws them into conflict with bands of mercenaries, corrupt police officers, and some of the gods that inhabit Dinétah.
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What happens to us when we self-consciously inhabit and reenact things that are true — or that we wish were true?
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But seeing new characters inhabit and thrive within a story we've seen countless times before is a major achievement in itself.
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Facebook is trying to find — and own — the middle ground that neither advertisers nor publishers have been able to inhabit successfully.
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As a director, it's been important for me to allow my black female characters spaces to inhabit the otherworldly and majestic.
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His subjects do not inhabit a specific place, but rather a moment in time, which the painting shares with the viewer.
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"Ongon is the Buryat word for the spirits of one's ancestors and of those which inhabit a sacred place," Brody explains.
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As a businessman, he developed into a first-rate actor who will reliably inhabit a role whenever he appears in public.
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Participants could inhabit one of four animals based on indigenous mythology, changing the way they moved, spoke, and saw the environment.
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Boko Haram militants mainly inhabit areas in the northern states, specifically Yobe, Kano, Bauchi, Kaduna and Borno -- where Chibok is located.
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An opportunity to step away from the world for a period of time and inhabit another being, another mindset, another reality.
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These are always wrong — with this generation of VR, there's no forgetting that the world you inhabit is virtual, not real.
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Rather, acknowledging the unfathomable complexity of Spaceship Earth compels us to think about the way we inhabit and move through space.
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Even if humans figure out a way escape, "the millions of species that inhabit the Earth" will be doomed, he says.
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AR can adapt the "real-world" to let us inhabit the emotional landscapes we imagine when we hear our favorite track.
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This won't change as long as we inhabit a world ruled by men who prioritize the free market over human lives.
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In another guise, they inhabit Greek mythology as Lachesis and Clotho, the fates who spin and measure the thread of life.
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Boko Haram terror group militants mainly inhabit areas in the northern states of Nigeria, specifically Yobe, Kano, Bauchi, Borno and Kaduna.
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Of course, eternal life does not exist; we do not choose, because we haplessly inhabit, what is over what is not.
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Others are taken only to elicit particular conventional responses — images that masquerade as art but fully inhabit the vocabulary of advertising.
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The town that those millions inhabit almost completely lacks the basic infrastructure and rule of law that make big cities navigable.
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A writer has the right to inhabit any character she pleases — she's always had it and will continue to have it.
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When I inhabit the role of the models — whether it's Olympia or Barbie — it's not about reproducing them but reconceiving them.
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They inhabit the limbo-land wherein Roberta (the luminous Charlayne Woodard in gracious hostess mode) finds herself after having a stroke.
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Maybe hydrogen vapors will be the secret to finding a planet to inhabit if we happen to need a new one.
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That drifting mode that other players sometimes inhabit would not so much diminish Wall as change him to something altogether different.
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Here, the game is drawing on the Japanese religion Shinto, which includes the concept of animism, where spirits can inhabit objects.
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Their programming languages are not taught or understood today by the new crop of computer engineers that now inhabit financial institutions.
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Salmon in the area typically come from the Skokomish River and inhabit the creeks in order to spawn, or have babies.
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These lovebirds are three years into their relationship and frantically trying to find a third person to inhabit their living space.
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In "Girl," there were no names; in "The Lesser Bohemians," Stephen and Eily don't inhabit a world — they are the world.
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Ms. Ackerman's waiting women inhabit these works too, some of which, like "Stretcher Bar Painting 3," are among the show's strongest.
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What kind of bachelor really wanted to inhabit a 250-room house, replete with an indoor swimming pool and bowling alley?
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He has inherited a Norton Sound that, I fear, is becoming too warm for ice to form and ugruk to inhabit.
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Thousands of citizens inhabit the immediate area in and around the exclusion zone, according to the University of Portsmouth press release.
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We inhabit a world of low growth, low productivity and low wages, of climate breakdown and the collapse of democratic politics.
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It's not a very big ethnic group, but members inhabit parts of Burkina Faso—where I went—Ivory Coast, and Ghana.
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Doing so won't get us to the fairer place that we must inhabit, and it plays directly into Trump's dirty hands.
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They inhabit a perilous landscape, where changing their business model will almost certainly mean giving up much of their core business.
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Society still sees strong and muscular women as somehow unnatural for daring to inhabit a body that is coded as masculine.
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Grosvenor's vehicles do not lead us away from the reality we inhabit — they are not the latest chic form of amusement.
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But whether that future will be one we want to inhabit depends largely on our willingness to actively shape the present.
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For colored girls told us over forty years ago that the problem is not Black culture, but the cultures we inhabit.
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So I think a lot of Star Wars sort of implies this object permanence of the things that inhabit the universe.
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The sons and daughters of farmers, tradesmen, engineers and small-business owners inhabit its hallways and spill onto its playing fields.
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We must honor both the many peoples and cultures that inhabit these shores, and the one nation we strive to become.
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The rocks along the paths bear traces of Pleistocene glaciers; salamanders inhabit the streambeds; and hawks soar above the leaf canopy.
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Nineteen subpopulations of polar bears inhabit five countries that ring the Arctic Circle — Canada, the United States, Norway, Greenland and Russia.
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Most scientists and researchers who spend time in Antarctica inhabit areas around research stations because the extreme landscape is largely unlivable.
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It simply allows you, willingly and without distraction, to immerse all your senses in a fantasy you've always longed to inhabit.
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But all of the women in Mr. Brown's dances inhabit a world in which they can be feminine and wholly independent.
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It evidently would be a world very different from the one we currently inhabit, but a possible world all the same.
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These are two sides of the same coin, both reflecting the fundamentally unequal sphere working women inhabit because of male behavior.
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And in 2017, the more women who are unapologetically rattling the cage in bodies and lives they fully, proudly inhabit, the better.
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The Court made decisions based on the powers of institutions — the presidency — instead of the people who inhabit them — Donald J. Trump.
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After years as a false promise, a leftover catchphrase from the 1990s, virtual reality is finally a future that we can inhabit.
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About 100 people inhabit Vallecito, a cluster of mud-brick bungalows grouped around a pair of imposing temples with tall thatched roofs.
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Spontaneous social mixing — "bumping into" friends and neighbors — has been designed out of the spaces most Americans inhabit most of the time.
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As Mr Trump and his cadre become the establishment they railed against, comedians will have the chance to inhabit their proper role.
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The younger ladies seem to create a space to inhabit reflective of who they were before their life was put on pause.
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Where they lack in political power, the royal family makes up for it in their ability to inhabit popular culture and imagination.
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As a journalist, I now interview people on the border to share the realities of the space and those who inhabit it.
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The larger American cockroaches, which inhabit sewers, are way too big to fit inside an ear, but their young might, Schal says.
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But like everyone else in the entertainment industry, she's also reckoning with the post-Harvey Weinstein world that we all now inhabit.
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If you need to borrow some cash, do your research before you take it while these two planets inhabit your eighth house.
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I try and imagine what it's like to inhabit the mind and body of someone who knows the difference between the two.
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Arkadium is launching a new product called InHabit, which can automatically introduce polls, quizzes and games that are tailored to each article.
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But there is concern over Collins' decision to lose weight for the role, which she says was vital to inhabit the character.
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" The Hollywood Reporter called the project "an untitled series exploring morning shows and the larger New York media scene that they inhabit.
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They inhabit a strange sphere where everything still feels like the 90s of the future that the designers of the 80s imagined.
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Reading and watching, we sit at the feet of the artists, feeling a tug from a different world that we yet inhabit.
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Few winged creatures inhabit Wagner's most recent, well-crafted canvases currently on display in the artist's first one-person New York exhibition.
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As the women read Patsy's testimony in front of the camera, some stumble over lines, and others inhabit the role with pathos.
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The internet chatter and coffee room conversation has largely condemned the protests at least in the white suburban world that I inhabit.
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The way Arsenal underperform, the way they fail to properly reciprocate Claude's utter faithfulness and devotion, will probably always inhabit his soul.
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It is a deeply intimate and harrowing experience that creates an entire world to inhabit for the 12 minutes that it runs.
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And Trump offers plenty of fodder for amateur investigators: He really is corrupt, and we really do inhabit an unstable political moment.
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With karaoke singing, abundant video (by Ray Sun Ruey-Horng) and energetic dance, they inhabit an event-space environment (by Nick Benacerraf).
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Rosauro, in the statement, reminded civilians of the "importance of pursuing conservation of the great variety of species that inhabit our coasts."
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The country's majority Shi'ite community mainly lives in the south while the Kurds and Sunni Arabs inhabit two corners of the north.
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You wrote two books in which Sylvère is a character, even going so far as to inhabit his voice in your writing.
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The surgeons said that since yeasts normally inhabit the genital tract, they could have come from either the donor or the recipient.
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They taught me that if we use all our senses all the time, we are able to inhabit any place more satisfactorily.
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New research shows that even when it comes to negotiating the distance between work and home, men and women inhabit different realities.
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There are no prophets, so we are on our own and must discern for ourselves the shape of the society we inhabit.
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Whereas in the past, the Army expected prospects to meet us on our terms, we recognize that we must inhabit their world.
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Like Jack Nicholson and Willem Dafoe, his ability to inhabit the extremities of male emotion is a key element of his oeuvre.
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In the mental world he and those he listens to inhabit, blacks and other nonwhites are by definition shiftless burdens on society.
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The longer world leaders and citizens thoughtlessly inhabit this abnormal reality, the more likely it is that we will experience the unthinkable.
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We want our children to inhabit a world in which identities are both mutable and equal, and imagination and empathy reign supreme!
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Another tic of biennials is their expansionist tendency: Tired of the white cube, artists and curators would rather inhabit shops, hospitals, schools.
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These guys feel, for example, that gender equality or LGBT equality are an invasion of the world that they expected to inhabit.
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The species inhabit marine ecosystems all over the world, from Australia and the United States to Morocco and Madagascar, among other countries.
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I will be the first to admit that for those of us who inhabit the world of politics, political differences aren't trivial.
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This is my corner of the world, and I'm going to inhabit it with every scrap of dignity I can cling onto.
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Players inhabit a kind of Tron-like world, remixing tracks by popular acts like Steve Aoki and D.J. Shadow in real time.
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It's a beautiful world to inhabit, whether you prefer its lines clean and silky or a little more rough around the edges.
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They form a profound, sensual, unsettling collection about what it means to be a woman and inhabit a body in this world.
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Wild Hunt does something few games manage: It places you in a profession that makes perfect sense for the world you inhabit.
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Roth's characters of all genders inhabit a charged psychological landscape that operates more fully on the level of rhetoric than dramatic realism.
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This is my corner of the world, and I'm going to inhabit it with every scrap of dignity I can cling onto.
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"Until now it was believed that the first giants to inhabit the Earth had originated during the Jurassic period," Dr. Apaldetti said.
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How are we to inhabit the principle behind the word "resistance" when the meaning of the word itself has changed so much?
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It suggests that attitudes about other people stem, in part, from our understanding of the ecological limits of the world we inhabit.
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Scene City 14 Photos View Slide Show ' If the art world is a bubble, it's a not a bad bubble to inhabit.
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Until we confront our complicity, we can never improve ourselves or the moral and spiritual circumstances we inhabit and help to create.
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Human beings are destroying large parts of the inhabitable earth and causing unimaginable suffering to many of the animals that inhabit it.
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The song hits not because of its details, but because of the space and distance it grants the listener to inhabit them.
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Who else but amphibians, fishes, and aquatic mammals to inhabit and govern cities like New York, now almost 70 years completely underwater?
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Instead of letting the world revolve around me, I learned I could revolve around other people and inhabit their consciousness a little.
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" That's not always true, and sanctimonious hypocrites inhabit the left as well as the right: Harvey Weinstein participated in a "women's march.
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As long as extremists and open bigots inhabit the White House, there is no common ground nor common purpose to be found.
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"These bears inhabit a seasonal ice zone, meaning the sea ice clears out completely in summer and it's open water," she said.
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Yet the powerful people who inhabit that world are the ones who make many decisions that significantly affect the rest of us.
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Mr. Linklater has done a great job in furnishing the interiors of his characters' lives, but the teetering structure they inhabit creaks.
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Red squirrels inhabit Europe and Asia from Ireland to Russia's eastern Kamchatka Peninsula, although some have fur so dark it appears black.
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For two decades, Noy Holland has been writing about the deep connections that develop between people and the natural landscapes they inhabit.
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Power and sexual politics lie at the heart of the play, yet Mr. Buljan resists sexualizing the women who inhabit the brothel.
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In his telling, the six-layer stack we inhabit is complex, fluid and vertigo-inducing: Earth, Cloud, City, Address, Interface and User.
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The dunes themselves are just as mysterious as the atmospheric region they inhabit, though the study presents potential explanations for their appearance.
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Whether it is self-conscious or subconscious, their decisions are shaped by the people who surround them and the world they inhabit.
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Psychological experiments suggest that people who inhabit digital avatars of a race, gender, or age unlike their own can become more empathetic.
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They want to use the facility to inhabit realistic, visual simulations of what's going on—or what might go on—in orbit.
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This is probably why many people who inhabit "that confinement sometimes called the art world" (in Solnit's words) find Eliasson's work unsettling.
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Players inhabit the role of a starship crew as they hurtle across the cosmos, battling the evil forces of "anti-love" (yup).
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