Peele explores the rabbit hole, journeying deep into our twisted interiors.
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Interest in journeying via "van life" has risen by 290% as well.
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Journeying to Mars Many believe that Mars is the next logical step.
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Stories about journeying men have always, in the Homeric main, been straightforward.
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The world's largest plane is journeying to Australia for the first time ever.
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After journeying through the tunnel, Sharma said the two later came scurrying back, together.
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LONDON — Journeying home when your phone is about to die is a commuter's nightmare.
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The American story they tell is not diverse people journeying toward a united future.
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The administration contends that interior enforcement will deter migrants from journeying to the southern border.
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Let's track the progress Hollywood has made in journeying away from the tropes Graf described.
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Particularly when I was journeying through Austin in 90-plus degree heat and 80-percent humidity.
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Journeying there will give scientists a more detailed look into the history of the solar system.
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At first, the question seems easy to answer: Journeying through that landscape is a fuller experience.
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"At that time, journeying into the Amazon just did not fit into my schedule," Pitt said.
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Think about her journeying to a doctor appointment across town in the middle of the day.
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The new film sees that premise reversed, with the lead characters journeying into the game's fantastical world.
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Now, New Horizons is way beyond Pluto, journeying to another object at edge of the Solar System.
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After journeying through Kilauea's East Rift Zone, lava meets water again as the flow enters the ocean.
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But I DID IT. It wasn't someone else, it was me, journeying on the road, by myself.
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Journeying deeper into the groceries, I noticed the seafood selection is especially impressive compared to the US.
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She believed that her husband's spirit would stay with his body for two days before journeying on.
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In fact, AAA projects more than 50 million Americans journeying by one way or another this Thanksgiving.
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Meanwhile, Psyche will be journeying to a type of rock we've never been to before — a metal asteroid.
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Visitors may feel discouraged after journeying through the mystifying and often disconcerting world of surveillance — I certainly did.
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To get a better sense, CNN visited several places that have become hubs for immigrants journeying to Canada.
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In season two, Dolores and Bernard wound up journeying to the Forge together, with major plot-spiraling results.
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From there, we're journeying to South America, where electricity and water remain in short supply for many Venezuelans.
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First, it lets you build a vast virtual world in whatever way you see fit, so you can do some digital journeying if real-life journeying isn't possible; and second, it lends itself to multiplayer rather well, so you can invite some friends along to help you explore your blocky world.
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Erin Morgenstern's whimsical circus tale "The Night Circus" might appeal to those journeying to an amusement park or carnival.
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Update: A White House spokesman told the AP Trump was referring to migrants journeying to the U.S. through Mexico.
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"It was a lot of journeying, but it ended up doing exactly what we hoped it would," Perkins says.
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But now, migrants are splintering off into a number of groups, instead of journeying north in one large caravan.
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An artwork honoring 34,361 refugees and migrants who passed away while journeying to the United Kingdom has been destroyed.
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Arguably the funniest moment in Angry Birds comes when Red, Chuck and Bomb are journeying to find the Mighty Eagle.
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It's like walking through the pages of a book, reading, digesting and journeying through many art stories in real time.
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From Athens to Ithaca, a guide to journeying through classical antiquity — and enjoying a few modern comforts along the way.
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When I picture JEB — Joan E. Biren — she's in motion, journeying across America with her infamous "Dyke Show" in tow.
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Many "Frozen" viewers probably assumed the king and queen had royal business to attend to — business that required journeying by ship.
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Cardio Pad enables heart patients in remote areas to access healthcare without journeying to the cities where most heart specialists work.
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After journeying through "Hold Up" and "Don't Hurt Yourself," most of them converted to the Beyhive as soon as "Sorry" dropped.
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So much at an institution happens behind the scenes, whether conservators preserving objects for display, or researchers journeying into the field.
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The number of migrant families and unaccompanied minors journeying over land to the United States has swelled in the last year.
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Journeying between the Kim and Park households involves literal ascents or descents, as the rich family's house is on an actual hill.
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From the late '90s through to the early '00s, I was regularly journeying between Europe and the US to shoot commercial work.
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In Japan, their version was called a soroban, and in his latest video, fractal auteur Julius Horsthuis imagines journeying deep inside one.
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Now, as a filmmaker, she was journeying, planet by planet, through that cosmos just as her documentary about it waited to air.
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It's 'Star Wars' day and there is no better way to honor the universal phenomenon than by journeying back into the galaxy!!!
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After journeying, in some cases, thousands of miles to reach the border, few at the camp felt they had anywhere to go.
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And though their backgrounds vary, they have a common goal: They are journeying toward what they hope will be a better life.
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If you're not aware of Grace Bruxner's work, it's worth revisiting classics such as "The Fish Market" before journeying to the party.
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This is her account of journeying through the region, relishing its striking landscapes and the local cuisine that reminded her of her childhood.
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"Psychedelic sacred plant spirit journeying is inherently about breaking through deep programming and self-destructive narratives," she explained to Broadly over the phone.
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Your Children Won&apost Be Able To Live In Space, Without A Major UpgradeWe all dream of journeying (or living) among the stars.
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Twenty-two people are reported to have died while journeying home, including six children, the youngest of whom was just 1 year old.
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His book is about an immigrant Swede of unusual size journeying in America's desert frontier between the Gold Rush and the Civil War.
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While he also referenced travel in his show notes, it was less about moving through time than journeying down his own rabbit hole.
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Catch the film on the largest screen you can find, with a sound system to match, even if that means journeying all day.
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Instead it zoomed by Pluto at more than 269,22019 miles an hour and has been journeying farther outward in the Solar System ever since.
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Earlier this week, many members of the extended Kardashian family enjoyed yet another tropical vacation, journeying to the Central American country of Costa Rica.
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"Africa," in Lawson's photographs, is unabashedly the site where diasporic longing, fantasy, and sentiment—after much journeying and seeking—finally converge and are fulfilled.
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They painted a picture of Libya as a place where sub-Saharan migrants journeying to Europe are routinely captured, robbed and exploited by locals.
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He was the fifth child known to have died after journeying to the US in recent months from Guatemala and being apprehended by US authorities.
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When Varys learned she was journeying to Volantis, known for its Red Priestesses and Lord of Light believers, he agreed it was the best decision.
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The majority of the families journeying to the border are fleeing violence from the so-called Northern Triangle countries of Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.
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With a record number of Americans traveling this year — roughly 107 million journeying 50 miles or more, according to the AAA— that anxiety could intensify.
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It's possible, though, that some subtler mutations have occurred, and may have spread by wolves journeying well outside the long-abandoned Chernobyl Exclusion Zone (CEZ).
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I'm journeying to Bachelor Nation on a tourist visa, but I definitely plan on tuning in have some aspirations of my own for this season.
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But these factions are, ideally, united by a sense of eschatology via history: a hope that they are all journeying, however imperfectly, together, toward God.
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Then the stranger Hyacinth appears and offers Nannerl the option of journeying to the magical Kingdom of Back and becoming who she dreams of being.
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After she was bitten on the face by a puppy in 2014, Ms. Pollan scheduled countless corrective surgeries, even journeying into neighboring Tennessee for consultations.
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At least four other children are known to have died after journeying to the US from Guatemala and being apprehended by US authorities this year.
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Greta Thunberg has officially made it home to Stockholm, Sweden, after sailing across the Atlantic ocean and journeying through Europe for the U.N. Climate Summit.
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The story revolves around Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard's characters journeying to a dino park to save the scaly beasts from an evil corporation.
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"If you feel unsafe being on campus or journeying to and from, invite those closest to accompany you," says Sarah Lasoye, NUS England Women's Officer.
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Season 2 featured a seriously great bottle episode, in which Vanessa remembered journeying to the woods in order to figure out what had happened to Mina.
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Rather than offering something useful to people journeying through the region, one design remembers those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while attempting to do so.
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New research shows that oxygen from Earth could be journeying all the way out to the Moon, where it then gets lodged inside the lunar soil.
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The people journeying to America for a better life are treated with dignity and warmth by Tommy Lee Jones's K, who has bigger fish to fry.
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And while no one knows for sure what the lowercase b stand for, after journeying down a dark internet hole we've got a pretty good idea.
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The ferry ride, which took around 45 minutes, was the quintessential experience of journeying across an archipelago, the routes well marked by buoys, poles and lighthouses.
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The statue makes its debut at San Diego Comic-Con this week before journeying across the country to land in Brooklyn's Prospect Park on Aug. 10.
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However, figures released on Tuesday suggest that those measures are failing to deter tens of thousands of migrants from journeying over land to the United States.
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But he's joined by John, Michael and Laurie, and he spends most of the episode in a confined space instead of desperately journeying to and fro.
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Find a guide who can ensure you'll experience Argentina's aromas, spices, and unique flavors by taking you to local food markets or journeying into Gaucho territory.
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Some, like the five sculpted capitals from the Church of the Annunciation in Nazareth, are journeying out of their spiritual home for the very first time.
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That's one fact that CodeGirl, a documentary about high school girls journeying through an international coding and entrepreneurship competition and 2016's first MashFlix pick, clearly demonstrates.
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And if you're someone who's journeying to lose weight, or gain muscle mass, then changing your avatar to reflect your changing body could be an empowering experience.
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They are all competing, in effect, for well-heeled business travellers journeying between Europe or America and East Asia, and not worrying so much about domestic travel.
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Four people remember Ms. Maxwell talking of journeying to the center of the Pacific Ocean, in an attempt to find, she said, Amelia Earhart's plane and body.
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Four people remember Ms. Maxwell talking of journeying to the center of the Pacific Ocean, in an attempt to find, she said, Amelia Earhart's plane and body.
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In "Hamlet on the Holodeck," her classic study of computer-based narrative, the literary theorist Janet Murray explores the narrative potential of journeying through a virtual world.
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The Starks, journeying to the capital where Ned (Sean Bean) will serve King Robert (Mark Addy), have recently come into possession of a litter of orphan direwolves.
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Casting magic spells in Fable, scavenging the wasteland in Fallout, or journeying through the fantasy worlds of my favorite franchise, Final Fantasy made me obsessed with the medium.
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A friend of the reformer, writing to an acquaintance journeying to Wittenberg, warned him on no account to stay with the Luthers if he valued peace and quiet.
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After years of torment, he took ayahuasca during a trip to Peru and visualized himself journeying into his own body and removing a terrifying squid from his intestines.
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The Western Blessing was crowded with Germans journeying to Pennsylvania to found a utopia, and these people quarrelled incessantly about the details of the earthly Paradise to come.
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The spacecraft left Ryugu earlier this month, and is journeying home to Earth where it will attempt to drop off its cache of specimens next November or December.
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But this time, their purview has changed — after finding a wifi router in their arcade, no longer are they journeying through video games, but through the whole internet.
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And crucially, a NWS weather spotter, positioned high in the San Gabriel Mountains, observed the cloud of lady beetles journeying toward the San Diego region, and reported the event.
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Raymond Reinke, 55, who was journeying across multiple U.S. parks throughout the week, was taken into custody by Glacier National Park officials, a news release from Yellowstone officials said.
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On the outskirts of all this, the Man in Black (a rattlesnake-creepy Ed Harris) is journeying deep into the park on a violent mission to find its secrets.
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The series, inspired by the 1950 John Ford film "Wagon Master," detailed the travails of people aboard a wagon train journeying from Missouri to California after the Civil War.
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He looks like the Steve Zissou of nu metal, journeying into the wild ocean with his loyal and ageing crew for one last shot at the bastard jaguar shark.
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And Reuters's photography staff was awarded the Pulitzer for breaking news photography for its coverage of Central and South American migrants journeying to the US. The news moves fast.
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One of Harlequin's first appearances in literature is a 1585 poem that features him journeying through the underworld to spring a villainous brothel-keeper from the torments of hell.
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When we think of trans people, we often imagine someone neatly journeying from one side of the gender binary to the other: woman to man or man to woman.
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Still, that policy and others that make it harder for migrants to claim asylum appear to have done little to deter migrants from journeying to the US-Mexico border.
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In the last five or six years since I left London, there's been this theme of journeying from one disparate point to another, and the effect it has on people.
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But any Floyd fans hoping for a rock-classical treatment of the material—a violin version of David Gilmour's journeying guitar solos, for example—are in for a bad trip.
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But the images of large crowds of people journeying home have raised fears that a lockdown designed to slow the transmission of the coronavirus may actually end up spreading it.
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It is a representation of the enslaved person journeying to the north, of the clandestine, maneuvering genius of Black fugitivity that seizes freedom for itself in the dark of night.
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After you take a photo there are places you can explore, journeying deeper into the combination of spaces, the shadows and the colors, that Barragán laid out for his clients.
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He traveled across land for months, journeying through Turkey, Greece and onwards, all the while dreaming of applying for asylum in the Nordic country before sending for his young family.
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Journeying across the continent in a train called the Aurora, the player moves not only between locations but also through time, with each major zone being tied to a different season.
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Martin Scorsese's passion project "Silence" -- about two 17th-century missionaries journeying to Japan, played by Andrew Garfield and Adam Driver -- would seem to be a bit of a Globes wild card.
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Within the last week, two Guatemalan children have died after journeying to the US and being apprehended by authorities -- one died in custody and the other died in a Texas hospital.
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They're monitoring southern right whales in the Great Australian Bight and have revealed that females lose an extraordinary amount of weight while fattening up their calves, before journeying back to Antarctica.
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By constantly asking myself the question, "What do I want right now?" and figuring out what moves the needle on that goal, I was journeying to the place I am today.
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The latest trailer for Marvel's next movie opens the doors of perception, opening portals on mountains, journeying into minds, and — in sections potentially inspired by Inception — folding cities together like paper.
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Ring Fit Adventure has you, the unnamed and (naturally) mute protagonist, journeying through a series of worlds and levels chasing after Dragaux, a swole dragon who's infecting the land with… something.
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So, if you're heading out for a psychogeographical drift around London, Poetic Places can help augment the experience and point out some of the fictions the spaces you're journeying through inhabited.
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When we have to travel, we take a train, bus, car or plane, journeying hundreds of miles in a few hours, at speeds that would have been unimaginable 250 years ago.
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In this time period, we meet a bounty hunter simply referred to as "the Mandalorian" or "Mando" (a masked Pedro Pascal) who is journeying through the galaxy on an important mission.
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The largest chunk of the video above shows the Losers' Club journeying into the sewer pipes beneath Derry, and features some quick back-and-forth dialogue all Stranger Things fans will appreciate.
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Trump arrived at Washington's Ronald Reagan National Airport to attend an event dubbed the "Chairman's Global Dinner" before journeying back to New York City later in the evening, according to pool reports. .
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After bouncing around France and Luxembourg, the youngsters were reunited with their parents, and after journeying through Europe, the family set sail from Portugal and arrived in New York in June 1941.
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The episode builds to a big scene where Patti forces the two Kevins to sit down together and figure out why they keep killing themselves and journeying into this plane of existence.
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If you need a colonoscopy but don't have the time or inclination to see a doctor, the Medical Education winners outline the best "self-colonoscopy" methods for journeying into your own bum.
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The regulation is the latest attempt by the Trump administration to toughen the US asylum process and has the potential of affecting a large swath of migrants journeying to the US-Mexico border.
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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art kicked off the second season of its Raw Material podcast with host Geraldine Ah-Sue talking to three artists whose art is an act of journeying.
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The girl, whose death was not reported publicly for nearly eight months, is now the sixth migrant child known to have recently died after journeying to the US and being apprehended by federal authorities.
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On the one hand, we cast our eyes to the stars and dream of journeying to other planets; on the other, we consistently cut funding to the public institutions that could make this possible.
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It begins: The Trump administration, facing a surge in migrant families entering the United States, is moving swiftly to examine an array of new policies it hopes will deter Central Americans from journeying north.
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In the second hour, Cooper takes off after Laura, journeying with his former colleague Diane Evans (also now back to her real self) through one of the nebulous portals that dot the American landscape.
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He also defended an agreement allowing the United States to send back asylum seekers who cross the Central American country while journeying north, arguing it was part of his effort to combat irregular migration.
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Ruscha, Goode, and McMillan especially have this fusion of disparate American influences in their distinct visuals, as all three grew up in Oklahoma before journeying out west to California for much of their careers.
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As we head into the final season, he's still alive and well, journeying north with Dany and Jon Snow to help defend Winterfell against the army of the undead currently venturing south of The Wall.
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And we definitely see a divide bridged here and we see a lot of love and friendship between them, and I think a lot of people are journeying for more of that in their lives.
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Herzog's latest documentary sees him journeying inside the isolated, notoriously guarded dictatorship among other far-flung locales like Indonesia, Iceland, Ethiopia, and Antarctica to explore volcanoes and the cultures, mythologies, and scientists that surround them.
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" From then on, Shea Butter Baby is as intimate as girl talk, with Lennox journeying through the milestones of adulthood, celebrating the freedom of walking around naked on "New Apartment" and penny-pinching on "Broke.
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In the 1930s, he made his only underwater film, journeying into the Bay of Arcachon to observe the seahorses, then remixing the views of nature with humorous insertions like footage of a land-horse race.
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Set in the near future when mankind has set up living stations and research centres on the moon and Mars, McBride makes his way into the vast abyss journeying through spectacular landscapes and empty space.
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The settlement has been a continued point of contention, as administration officials argue it would ultimately deter migrants from journeying to the US-Mexico border and advocates push back against the prolonged detention of children.
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But the video clip fights back; after seeing her cheating spouse and his girlfriend in a supermarket and journeying through a Surrealist desert-scape of the mind, the scorned woman pelts the guy with tomatoes.
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But when she visited Mexico's southern border earlier this year, CNN's Leyla Santiago found that Trump's tough talk on immigration wasn't scaring people away from journeying to the United States the way it once did.
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Looking Back For creatures accustomed to daylight, visiting the fathomless pressroom and reel room of The New York Times was like journeying to a fantastic world far below the streets and sidewalks of Times Square.
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But that hasn't stopped thousands of Central Americans from journeying in recent weeks to the rural outpost and other isolated points along the Southwest border, launching increasingly desperate bids for asylum in the United States.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With throngs of migrants journeying to Europe, the continent's city governments are defying tradition and seeking major roles in shaping national policy to reap more resources, a new survey has found.
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From looking at the large parachute hung in memory of his father, it seems that Munroe's heroes will eventually fly high, untethered by the restrictions of society, ultimately journeying elsewhere through a free and boundless world.
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As much as original music holds a special allure, there's something beautiful about sampling and how it can culminate in discovering even more music—often from a genre and era the listener wasn't intentionally journeying towards.
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But I had something more valuable: I had the role model of a father who had unbelievable courage in journeying across an ocean, with no money in his pocket and not knowing a word of English.
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If the spring runway shows were any indication — with their parade of bolo ties, bandanas, fringe, big buckles, extreme button-ups, and yay-high cowboy boots — fashion is decidedly journeying into the Wild Wild West this season.
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Due to the way light spreads as it travels—called diffraction—the laser beam would spread to encompass entire solar systems after journeying many light years across space, bathing that distant planetary system within the cloaking beam.
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Rinaldi has spent years researching neon and journeying around the five boroughs to find the oldest surviving signs, which were sometimes already gone between when he spotted them on Google Street View and arrived at their location.
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It takes place against a backdrop of a commercial space industry that's entering hyper drive, allowing citizens to ponder the concept of journeying to another planet with the facility of catching a flight or hopping on a cruise.
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It also introduces you to the main characters—moonshadow elf assassin Rayla, prince Ezran, and his half-brother Callum—all journeying from the human kingdoms of Katolis to return baby dragon Azymondias (Zym, for short) to his mother.
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BANJUL (Reuters) - A hundred and sixty nine Gambian migrants returned home on Tuesday, after journeying across the Sahara in harsh conditions only to get stuck in Libya, most in jails far short of their intended destination in Europe.
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Image courtesy of artist The result is a futuristic vision colored with 80s neon—it's a fantastical mindscape, and this sense of inward journeying reflects Hamill's own internal voyaging when he made the album all those years ago.
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Following the victory of François Mitterrand and the Socialists in the May 1981 elections, an austerity program began in 1983, introducing laws restricting movement of currency abroad to just 2,000 francs, which made Dautheville's kind of journeying impossible.
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Though the novel does not name the parched country, Carrasco himself was born in Badajoz, Spain (he now lives in Scotland), and as you read you cannot help thinking of another pair journeying across an arid Spanish plain.
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As the Lunar New Year begins on Saturday, with millions of Chinese journeying homewards this week to celebrate with their families, the risk of spreading the virus has turned the spotlight on Wuhan's role as a railway hub.
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To celebrate the stories of LGBTQ people journeying home for the holidays, Pantene has partnered with the Trans Chorus of Los Angeles and GLAAD, an LGBTQ advocacy group, to produce a "Going Home for the Holidays" video series.
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When we pick up an old novel, we're not bringing the novelist into our world and deciding whether he or she is enlightened enough to belong here; we're journeying into the novelist's world and taking a look around.
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Starting at 7:12 AM EST on Monday, May 9, the solar system's innermost planet will pass in front of our star from our perspective, journeying west across its face until it completes the trip over seven hours later.
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At the core of Andrea Hairston's complex tale, WILL DO MAGIC FOR SMALL CHANGE (Aqueduct, paper, $21), framed by Cinnamon's need to posthumously connect with her gay, dreamy, black-sheep brother, is the theme of journeying to the self.
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But what makes Etrian Odyssey distinct is that it is really actually about exploring that dungeon, a dangerous places that you have to leave safely every time to save, and not a hero journeying over distances and branching paths.
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There's no space here to dive too deeply into Mr. Cohen's life and art, his many loves, his spiritual journeying and influences, the "celestial character" and "melodic lift" of his counterpoint lines — that's what The New Yorker is for.
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Mexico, for example, has taken an active role in intercepting Central American children and families journeying to the US — "at a very steep domestic and moral cost for Mexico, because this issue is criticized profoundly across Mexican society," Sarukhán points out.
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Limelight became the go-to nighttime destination for Calipari, Bayno, and Fran Fraschilla, among other coaches, who wanted to kick back after spending all day journeying to high school games at Tolentine in the Bronx or Archbishop Molloy in Queens.
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So now, instead of complaining on Twitter weekly about how we're all trash at communicating with one another about matters of the heart, we can learn by journeying with this couple as they look back on what worked for them.
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Several thousand people are now journeying in the caravan, according to a Reuters witness traveling with the group in Guatemala, where men, women and children on foot or riding in trucks filled a road on their long journey to Mexico.
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But this profile of the woman who could be the next first lady gets inside Melania's world, not just speaking to Mr. Trump's third wife but journeying all the way to Slovenia, her birth country, to reveal some surprising new details.
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Since unrest spread in Syria in 2011, Rania Abouzeid, a freelance journalist who is fluent in Arabic, has been one of the most courageous and committed foreign observers of the war, examining its horrors and complexities by journeying within it.
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In "Behold, America: The Entangled History of 'America First' and 'the American Dream,'" Churchwell explores how the two phrases wended their way through American politics in the first half of the 20th century, journeying from hazy sentiments to loaded clichés.
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Cats are attracted to bushfire scars (one study found a feral cat journeying 19 miles to one), and when these brilliant hunters find their vulnerable victims they kill with merciless impunity—sometimes not even bothering to eat the carcass afterward.
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RAILWAY HUB: As the Lunar New Year begins on Saturday, with millions of Chinese journeying homewards this week to celebrate with their families, the risk of spreading the virus has turned the spotlight on Wuhan's role as a railway hub.
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And since the show is about the golem and the child journeying through this world, the promise of getting to see more of it — and how cities and communities are interpreted when their inhabitants are monster-like — is greatly appealing.
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The mother, Lidia, a Milanese, is the opposite: immovably serene, playing solitaire and chatting with the seamstress when she is not journeying happily here and there to bring clean clothes to the men in the family who are in jail.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - El Salvador said on Monday its president would discuss migration with U.S. President Donald Trump this week in New York, after agreeing the United States could send back asylum seekers who cross El Salvador while journeying north.
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Related: Meet the Crowd-Sourced Cast of the Banksy Residency Doc Inside 'Dismaland': Channel 4 Visits Banksy's Theme Park How Graffiti Artists Are Journeying From The Streets To The Computer Screen A Collection of Rare Banksy Works Goes on Display in New York
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Part of what drew the pair to this particular song, is that though on the surface level it's just a story about some birds, it is full of strange lyrics and "metaphors about journeying through half-real states and worlds," says Nuut.
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The boy is the fourth child known to have died after journeying to the US in recent months from Guatemala, where poor economic conditions have driven record numbers of migrants to the US. The death was first reported by The Washington Post.
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Being the world's greatest, most authentic rockstar himself, it's only fitting that Kanye West joins the ranks of these white men by deleting his socials and possibly journeying to the boreal forests of Wyoming in order to find himself and, possibly, Yeezus Jesus.
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Scientists previously thought Homo sapiens departed Africa in a single, rapid migration some 60,000 years ago, journeying along the coastlines and subsisting on marine resources, said anthropologist Michael Petraglia of the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History in Germany.
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They shared a love of travel by journeying together to places far and near, including a trip to the Patara Elephant Farm in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in the summer of 2014, and to Central Park in December 2015, where Mr. Yeung proposed.
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Sea Watch, a Germany based non-governmental organization that attempts to aid migrants journeying to Europe, issued a series of tweets saying its vessel was responding to the situation, which the organization said took place 20 miles off the coast of Libya.
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It is just the latest move by the president to rein in illegal immigration after a series of executive orders, regulations, ramped-up border security and diplomatic threats have failed to dissuade Central Americans, mostly fleeing poverty and violence, from journeying north.
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And it does that, true enough, leaving bright scribbles all over Hyrule—and combined with the new Travel Medallion (expect some resistance, picking that up), it immediately makes identifying and journeying to (and from) as-yet-unexplored areas a piece of cake.
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Three decades after journeying across the crumbling Soviet bloc in heady 1989, the year the Berlin Wall came down, the travel writer MacLean retraces his route in reverse to explore what's behind the nationalist sentiment driving the resurgence of authoritarianism across the continent.
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With Get Out, Peele's 2017 breakout vehicle, he all but revolutionized the conventions of horror, journeying deep into the twisted interior of our minds and projecting what many black people had long suspected but feared saying aloud: Some white people are fucking crazy.
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The Trump administration has not settled on a plan for what to do if a migrant caravan arrives at the southern border, despite threats by President Donald Trump to declare a national emergency or rescind aid from the countries whose people are journeying north.
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You're then given the option of journeying to one of seven territories within the state and partaking in a number of activities such as foraging for truffles, getting ice cream at Salt & Straw, catching and cooking Dungeness crab, or even becoming an accidental sommelier.
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We've broken down the best coffee mugs to take on your morning commute, gotten tech-savvy with the most high tech smart luggage sets, and scoured the web for the one item we pretty much always forget when journeying into foreign lands: Travel adapters.
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Wherever you go in Armenia, you are journeying through an open-air museum where churches and monasteries, even a Hellenic temple, are built into the cliffs or perched at the edges of canyons or green gorges, with searing vistas framed by the ever-blue sky.
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In a new paper, biologists say that as grizzly populations increase in both Glacier and Yellowstone, more adventurous males from both parks are journeying farther to stake out territory, winding up in places where they have not been seen in a century or more.
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Although he has delighted longtime fans by reuniting with that influential act's other members in the past year, Mr. Butler is equally devoted to journeying into the cosmos with Shabazz Palaces, the thrillingly weird art-rap duo he formed in 2009 with Tendai Maraire.
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The acting secretary of Homeland Security, Kevin McAleenan, has also signed separate deals with Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador that would require most migrants to apply for asylum in that country in an effort to keep the migrants from journeying to the United States.
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"The ability of the United States to address those problems has also been hampered by a nationwide injunction issued by a United States District Judge in the Northern District of California," Thursday's proclamation reads, referring to migrant caravans journeying to the US-Mexico border.
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In a comic antithesis to the gravity of his wife's near-to-death body, Knausgaard finds himself and his infant daughter, months later, low on gas, without any milk for his baby, without any money, credit or bank cards, journeying to his wife's hospital.
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Fans fell in love with the heart-wrenching, down-to-earth stories — from journeying with Kate Pearson (Chrissy Metz) during her struggle with body image and acceptance to mourning the death of patriarch Jack (Milo Ventimiglia), who still plays a significant role in his family's lives.
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In its early reels, The Lost City of Z promises to be a smart but not exactly scintillating tale of a man seeking something he cannot find, undoubtedly journeying to some sort of metaphorical heart of darkness in which he'll only come in contact with madness.
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In recent months, Melania Trump headlines have centered not around her platform, but a kidney procedure in May that raised more questions than answers, and a jacket with a thoughtless statement she wore while journeying to Texas facility for unaccompanied and separated children at the border.
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Years after a magical solo trip through Germany's Black Forest, our Book Review editor returned to Germany with her three children to recreate the fairy tale, journeying to castles and barefoot parks and violin-making towns — not to mention a spa and a couple of amusement parks.
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The Black Parade, which tells the story of "The Patient" dying of cancer, journeying to the afterlife and reflecting on his life, allowed My Chemical Romance to stretch their wings, incorporating a heavy '70s classic rock influence into the album while staying true to their emo roots.
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They are caught between forces beyond their control: an administration determined to discourage immigration; the flow of children journeying alone from Central America; the ramifications of last summer's family-separation crisis; and a new government policy that makes it difficult for relatives to claim children from federal custody.
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It's been pretty obvious all season long that Ford was going to be back at some point, and as soon as Bernard started journeying through a past where the Hosts weren't rising up and the aspect ratio was all different, it seemed clear that he was going to find Ford there.
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SRINAGAR, India Jan 21 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - B raving the snow and cold, Abrar Ahmad, 271.4610, is one of thousands of Kashmiris who regularly spend hours journeying on a packed train just so that they can go online as the region grapples with the longest internet blackout imposed by a democracy.
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And the interior life she was describing that connected them — the people I was shaking hands with and making speeches to — it connected them with my grandparents, who were from Kansas and ended up journeying all the way to Hawaii, but whose foundation had been set in a very similar setting.
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Hers is one of six recent deaths of migrant children while in custody of federal authorities after journeying to the US. A journey to reunite with her mother Surrounded by poverty and little opportunity, Darlyn's mother said she decided to migrate to the United States to work and provide for her three daughters.
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But even though the anarchy of my experience bore a closer resemblance to Michaux's, it seemed to me that to give up on language and metaphor, inadequate to the experience though they might be, would constitute a breach with my reader, who had already come some distance with me in my psychedelic journeying.
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The latest numbers stung an administration that has over the past two years introduced a rash of aggressive policies intended to deter migrants from journeying to the United States, including separating families, limiting entries at official ports and requiring some asylum seekers to wait in Mexico through the duration of their immigration cases.
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ALBUQUERQUE — The meeting involved elements worthy of a thriller: detailed coordinates for a site in the wilds of northern New Mexico, the promise of seeing long-hidden spoils from an act of unsolved political sabotage, and a briefing on the stealthy operative who would be journeying in by foot to talk with me.
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A common refrain from Bill Keller, our former executive editor and a longtime foreign correspondent, comes to mind: "When in doubt... Go." It's something he used to tell many of us who have spent our lives journeying for journalism, and Adam's piece embodies that search for people and places that might be overlooked.
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But both this trailer and the teaser before it have taken pains to show K journeying from a noirish LA street — — to what could be the washed-out cradle of civilization: This shift from blue to orange is a visual contrast that movies are notorious for using in order to present tension and energy.
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The second trailer leans into that difficulty even more, balancing the more typical voiceover exposition and quick edits with a longer scene that shows our heroes, the Losers' Club, journeying into the sewers of Derry to track down Pennywise, the shape-shifting clown who preys on children's fears to lure them to their doom.
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The acting secretary recently canceled a trip to London to travel to Guatemala to work on a new asylum deal that would return most migrants to Guatemala if they did not try to seek asylum there before journeying to the US. At the end of July, Trump, standing behind McAleenan announced the asylum deal in the Oval Office.
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Chaucer's poem "establishes an original link between journeying, human movement, storytelling and poetry and we were wanting to recover that and—at this moment of hostility towards human movement—remind people that great works of imagination, and great acts of storytelling and of sharing, come out of travelling," David Herd, a poet, writer and an organiser of the event, says.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Gaetz cleared by Florida Bar after Cohen tweet probe MORE (R-Fla.) promoted a conspiracy theory on Twitter last week suggesting that Soros was funding a "caravan" of Central American migrants journeying toward the U.S. border.
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The EP will mark a return to the science fiction narrative about an astronaut journeying the cosmos previously explored on Haley's 2011's Galactic Melt album and 2014's Wave 1 EP. That story now seems to be inching towards its grand finally: stay tuned for more info as we get it, check out "Silicon Tare" below, and pre-order the EP ahead of its April 1 release on Ann Arbor/NYC label Ghostly International here.
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Y'know, as he ploughs through a second turgid decade of journeying towards self-awareness — while continuing to be paralyzed, on the business, civic and, well, human being, front, by rank indecision about which people and points of view to listen to (Pro-Tip: If someone makes money selling lies and/or spreading hate you really shouldn't be letting them yank your operational chain) — leaving his platform (the would be "digital public square", as he kept referring to it today), incapable of upholding the healthy standards it claims to want to have.
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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE said Sunday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is considering "every possible action" to prevent a caravan of Central American migrants journeying toward the U.S. from entering the country illegally.
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With your father on one shoulder and your uncle on the other, and with the lights of the Soviet gunfire dying away at the outer edges of your vision, you trudge deeper into the darkness of the cave, and though you cannot be sure that your father and his brother are still alive, that they haven't been shot in the chaos, that they are not, now, corpses, you feel compelled to keep moving into a darkness so complete that your reflection becomes visible on the screen of the television in front of you, and it is as if the figures in the image were journeying inside you, delving into your flesh.
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