The bride, 31, is a literary agent at Foundry Literary & Media, a literary agency in Manhattan.
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The Times Literary Supplement, The Times of London, and Literary Review. Most
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But to me, the film is literary like a poem is literary.
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Sketchbook | Literary Resolutions A graphic pep talk for the literary year ahead.
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Students compared literary characters with present figures or literary themes with current ideology.
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It was created by Rhoda Koenig, a literary critic, and Auberon Waugh, at that time editor of Literary Review, who felt that sex scenes were becoming increasingly gratuitous in literary fiction.
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Organizations like VIDA, a literary research organization, are tracking yearly numbers of women's voices in literary press.
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I am probably too fond of literary diaries and letters, and take much pleasure in literary essays.
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And Knausgaard's abandonment of literary conceit is itself a literary conceit, albeit one of a higher order.
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By focusing its energies on experimenting with literary production, Pierce wrote, Amazon can inaugurate a new literary era.
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That literary festival was founded by Salman Rushdie to foster literary conversation across borders and promote free expression.
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"He's writing about the underclass," said Diana Lachatanere, who oversees McKay's literary estate through the Faith Childs Literary Agency.
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I've read a lot of literary and non-literary erotica, and I'm always like — wait, she comes on page 121?
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Ms. Stephens, who will keep her name, is a literary agent at Sterling Lord Literistic, a literary agency in New York.
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Beat literary works and their formal techniques, originally viewed with contempt and suspicion, are now part of the American literary canon.
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There are three requirements to sustain a literary magazine: money, an enthusiastic commitment of time and energy and good literary judgment.
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Students are fed literary theory before they've read an appreciable number of literary texts to which those theories might be applied.
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I know that it is literary in style, but being literary and style does not mean that it is good art.
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His report drew broad condemnation in the literary world, with writers for The New Yorker, The New Republic, The Times Literary Supplement and elsewhere questioning whether an intriguing literary mystery needed to be resolved through tough investigative journalism techniques.
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There are a few dozen literary genres that you might rank above it, but it is at least an identifiable literary form.
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On Tuesday night, the horror author appeared at the 2018 PEN Literary Awards, where he was receiving the PEN Literary Service Award.
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Starting this week PEN America is kicking off its literary award season by announcing the longlist for the 213 PEN Literary Awards.
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Mr. Pryce is well cast as André, one of those roaring, selfish literary lions familiar from literary novels and their movie adaptations.
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If you follow a particular slice of Media/Literary Twitter (I hesitate to overstate "Literary Twitter" here because I assume most Actual, Serious Literary Types eschew frivolous things like Twitter altogether), you have undoubtedly seen someone tweet a book-deal announcement.
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Famed literary critic Edward Said went further, suggesting that literary emphasis on coming-of-age is a system of social control and order.
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Ms Shriver has stated that her writing, like that of her literary heroine Edith Wharton, aims to bridge "the literary and the popular".
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Having published numerous books on political and literary subjects overseas, Liu helped found the Chinese PEN Center, a literary and human rights organization.
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In Wine Reads: A Literary Anthology of Wine Writing, Jay McInerney collects excerpts from novels, memoirs, and literary nonfiction about all things fine wine.
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Literary Death Match (Tuesday) The literary death match celebrates its 10th year of book nerd throwdowns with a homecoming at Bell House in Brooklyn.
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Last year, Jarrett Haley, the founder of a small literary magazine, Bull, gave a selection of the stories to a literary agent, Sandra Dijkstra.
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He gained literary prominence in 1958 when Accent, the literary magazine of the University of Illinois, devoted an entire issue to his short stories.
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The book made him famous in literary circles, earning him appearances on a famous literary television program, Apostrophes, and a regular column in Le Monde.
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He landed on his feet at Opéra, a literary journal edited by Roger Nimier, a leader of the conservative literary group known as the Hussars.
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Her nonfiction works included an essay collection, a book of literary criticism titled "Playing in the Dark: Whiteness and the Literary Imagination" (1992) and editing anthologies.
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Israel realized the same skills that went into being a biographer — ceding her own literary voice and adopting the subject's — translated quite well into literary forgeries.
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In fact, the literary critic Adam Kirsch argues in his new book, The Global Novel, these circumstances have given rise to an entirely new literary category.
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In this edited interview, Mr. Pötzsch discusses the pitfalls of different literary genres and how his international literary fame hasn't always followed him home to Germany.
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In 2004, she founded the Accompanied Literary Society, a nonprofit literary club for which she curated book launches and salon-like parties attended by boldfaced names.
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I read literary fiction most often because it's my own field, but the borders of what's considered "literary" are blurring a lot, which I'm thrilled about.
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They had in mind a literary review on the model of The Times Literary Supplement in London, or the literary section of the British magazine The New Statesman under V. S. Pritchett: a forum for writers to discuss ideas, books, ideas and politics at length, provocatively.
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The literary world had concerns, however, notes Matthew Kirschenbaum, a University of Maryland professor who wrote a book titled Track Changes: A Literary History of Word Processing.
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Jarrett Haley, the founder of a small literary magazine, Bull, which published Mr. Dawkins, helped him assemble and edit a story collection and get a literary agent.
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What we're listening to: This episode of "Literary Friction," a monthly podcast about books, by Carrie Plitt, a literary agent, and Octavia Bright, a writer and academic.
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What we're listening to: This episode of Literary Friction, a monthly podcast about books, by Carrie Plitt, a literary agent, and Octavia Bright, a writer and academic.
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Adam Morris is a writer and literary translator whose work has appeared in the Times Literary Supplement, the Believer, the Los Angeles Review of Books, Salon, and elsewhere.
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As the divide between literary and other types of fiction has become increasingly porous, so the literary establishment has begun to recognise the imaginative possibilities of climate change.
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His rehabilitation as a literary figure was doomed to fail because as soon as Abbott became a civilian, he ceased to be a character and a literary curiosity.
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Reid, who lives in Berkeley and has previously edited two books about California, becomes a historian of New York's historians, a literary commentator's literary commentator, a gossip's gossip.
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Lepore has taken up the mantle of literary resurrectionist, and in "Joe Gould's Teeth" she succeeds despite the unsavory nature of her subject's life and spurious literary legacy.
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The theme that loosely binds the pieces in her latest collection, "Critics, Monsters, Fanatics, and Other Literary Essays," is the essential importance — the cultural necessity — of literary criticism.
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Kendrick Lamar (Columbia Records/Parkwood Entertainment) Literature categories Outstanding Literary Work – Fiction: The Book of Harlan – Bernice L. McFadden (AkashicBooks) Outstanding Literary Work – Nonfiction: Hidden Figures – Margot Lee Shetterly (HarperCollinsPublishers/William Morrow) Outstanding Literary Work – Debut Author: Born A Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood –Trevor Noah (Random House) Outstanding Literary Work – Biography/Autobiography: Born A Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood –Trevor Noah (Random House) Outstanding Literary Work – Instructional: The Power of Broke: How Empty Pockets, a Tight Budget, and a Hunger for Success Can Become Your Greatest Competitive Advantage – Daymond John (Author), Daniel Paisner (With), (Crown Business/The Crown Publishing Group) Outstanding Literary Work – Poetry: Collected Poems: 1974-2004 – Rita Dove (W.
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Reviewing the novel a quarter century after diagnosing America's literary bipolarity in "Paleface and Redskin," Philip Rahv saluted its "masterful combination"—the demotic and literary, the astringent and poetic.
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O. Wilson Literary Science Writing Award, PEN Open Book Award, and the PEN/FUSION Emerging Writers Prize — will be announced live at the literary award ceremony on April 11.
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"This is a wonderful discovery that connects some literary dots," said Devoney Looser, the author "The Making of Jane Austen," a recent study of Austen's path to literary celebrity.
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Mr. Bauman, 33, is a senior vice president for literary affairs, in New York, at 20th Century Fox; he finds literary properties for the studio to acquire for film.
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LONDON — The literary heavyweights Margaret Atwood, Salman Rushdie and Elif Shafak all feature on the shortlist for this year's Booker Prize, one of the world's most prestigious literary awards.
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The announcement prompted a flurry of handwringing within the literary community, and the creation of an alternative award to ensure that a literary prize would still be issued in 2018.
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"Some literary critics are hailing the book as the greatest literary work since Infinite Jest, or the poems of Rod McKuen," reads a cDc press release, tongue firmly in cheek.
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In his work of literary criticism, "The Sense of an Ending," Frank Kermode wrote about the relationship between literary endings, character deaths and the longstanding human fascination with apocalyptic fantasies.
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" James is aware of the possibility that the new book will be, as editors have suggested, "too sci-fi for the literary crowd and too literary for the sci-fi crowd.
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" In a four-part essay published by the Poetry Foundation's literary blog Harriet, Yankelevich expounds on the difficulties facing small presses while warning against an increasingly "professionalized or gentrifying literary field.
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She thought of herself as a literary fiction writer, the literary fiction genre really embraced her and celebrated her, that's where her awards came from, that's where her sales came from.
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But evolving cultural views on genre fiction aside, King's writing has always displayed significant literary qualities, particularly ongoing literary themes that have shaped how we understand horror as well as ourselves.
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Amron Lopez – talent manager, Authentic Talent and Literary Management
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The language — the literary language, anyway — remains very stable.
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Founded in 234 by Cate Marvin and Erin Belieu, VIDA: Women in Literary Arts is a research-based organization devoted to making a space for women's voices in the American literary community.
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"While the coming months will provide more writing time for a lot of people, many will see their time reduced," said literary agent Jennifer Carlson, partner at Dunow, Carlson & Lerner Literary Agency.
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In part, such omissions may reflect the pressure we feel to explain the literary past through our literary present: Landon can only be a captivating subject if she prefigures a later style.
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Like many of his contemporaries with literary aspirations, he graduated from a public high school and found his way into the middle of a thriving midcentury literary scene in New York City.
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And literary turmoil — as well as literary consolations — are well represented in a memoir from the translator Jennifer Croft, and new novels by Jeanette Winterson, Deborah Levy, Monique Truong and Martin Walser.
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In The Silkworm Rowling is largely concerned with literary losers: the victim is a pretentious author of awful literary fiction, Owen Quine, and he's killed in a particularly lurid and horrific fashion.
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Having published numerous books -- on political and literary subjects -- overseas, Liu helped found the Chinese PEN Center, a literary and human rights organization, and served on its board of directors in the 2000s.
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When the Brooklyn Book Festival, considered the East Coast's largest free literary event, started in 2006, "I saw only about 10 literary festivals in the United States," said Liz Koch, the co-producer.
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Miracle Creek is either a legal thriller that reads like literary fiction or literary fiction that reads like a thriller; either way, it's undoubtedly one of the most impressive debut novels of 2019.
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But I can't think of a good literary choice offhand.
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One such book, A Designer's Art ($5003), was especially literary.
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One such book, A Designer's Art ($2500), was especially literary.
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Hinkie plugs right into this literary tradition, to excruciating effect.
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It was incredibly compelling and almost literary in its storytelling.
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The literary scholar Will Kaufman has made a remarkable discovery.
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Amusingly, Strang gives away his confidence in his own literary
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A literary "classic" is a recurring character in one's life.
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But they weren't really at odds in these literary conversations.
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Much of the canon taught in literary programs is male.
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This is as true of science prizes as literary ones.
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Her latest work includes the literary thriller Long Black Veil.
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" Other literary high points included: "I was such an idiot.
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London born model Moffy Gathorne Hardy is a literary beauty.
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The stories vary both in literary genre and game design.
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CHOREOGRAPHERS have always looked to the literary canon for stories.
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Sometimes literary language gets this done — more often, it doesn't.
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Critic's Take What's the point of a literary magazine today?
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Is this the start of a Robin Sloan Literary Universe?
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He talks of the library becoming a global "literary destination".
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The repetition has the literary effect of a Facebook feed.
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There were some lighter, and literary, moments in Comey's testimony.
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The Café de Flore still trades on its literary heritage.
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Accordingly, the influence behind the paintings is literary and inaccessible.
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Are they wry, literary, surprisingly profound stories for all ages?
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It's fun to play in the literary sandbox with him.
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She's represented by WME and Authentic Talent and Literary Management.
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Nevertheless, the division between Hell's literary and musical development dissolves.
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American fiction renders those literary tropes as clichés, black American
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In spite of a persuasive sales pitch, New York literary
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Lena Dunham just changed the game with that literary drop.
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Liz Parker is a literary agent in New York City.
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The literary world, scandalized, quickly labeled LeRoy's work a hoax.
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Which means we are living in a literary construct pic.twitter.
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Literary journeys: Austen's England, Hemingway's Cuba and more Destination: England
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American literary intellectual as proportionately important in its own context
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Absolute Spirit who would bring literary history to an end.
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I'm sure my colleagues in the literary press would agree.
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New bookstores, new literary festivals, entirely new lexicons were born.
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Who indeed will gravitate towards a dark web literary maagzine?
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And I kind of just want to experience literary heartbreak.
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It wasn't like she was declaring herself a literary genius.
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Obviously, it's important to talk about the emancipated literary variety.
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Surely she dreamed of literary success, as all writers do.
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But Tóibín is interested in more than mere literary gamesmanship.
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Truth shouldn't change over time, but literary meaning plainly does.
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But "Dancing With the Tiger" has literary ambitions as well.
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That was one of the governor's less obscure literary references.
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CRITICS, MONSTERS, FANATICS, AND OTHER LITERARY ESSAYSBy Cynthia Ozick211 pp.
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Since then, rental relatives have inspired a substantial literary corpus.
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I communed with one of my literary and fishing heroes.
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Jim, his "hot shot literary agent," uncomprehendingly tries to help.
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As his literary career blossomed, his personal life remained troubled.
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CRITICS, MONSTERS, FANATICS, AND OTHER LITERARY ESSAYS, by Cynthia Ozick.
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The literary critic Adam Kirsch characterizes the book as provocative.
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He was quite a literary celebrity at the millennium's turn.
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It's a deliberate exaggeration, the literary equivalent of fake news.
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The literary world lost one of its most enigmatic stars.
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Literary nonprofit group PEN America has also joined the cause.
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Our expert literary review concludes that Dr. Seuss could never.
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I've seen A Ghost Story described as a "literary" film.
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A vitalizing defense of the canon, with volleys of literary
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The prestige of literary prizes is largely dependent on sponsors.
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It's like doing some weird, literary version of the Batusi.
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What if you could fit entire literary collections on Twitter?
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It's the literary equivalent of a pair of finger guns.
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The cause was cancer, his literary agent, Vivienne Schuster, said.
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James felt stifled, unappreciated; the literary world was culturally myopic.
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This might even be a miniature literary tragedy, this column.
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Dear Claire, I've never gotten the hang of literary tourism.
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Her friend and literary agent, Joni Evans, confirmed her death.
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"I compare her to two literary characters," Ms. Schumer said.
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Whatever happened to kissing as a source of literary inspiration?
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This political conversion had an impact on his literary reputation.
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Most recently, I was at a literary festival in Georgia.
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Inconveniently for the artist, literary depth requires time, distance, composure.
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For decades few literary magazines have reviewed his new books.
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But there is literary flair to the language as well.
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She ended up becoming part of the nation's literary fabric.
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With "The Spectators," duBois is staking out larger literary territory.
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Certainly, his life and literary accomplishments deserved consideration for inclusion.
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Some readers want literary fiction, and consider that an escape.
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Vows Few writers can pull off a literary romantic comedy.
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Some light literary analysis is thrown in for good measure.
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His death was announced by his literary agent, Wendy Strothman.
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You may even have created a new literary genre: microbiography.
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He's also eager to experiment with a new literary medium.
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It was a news sort of literary sort of magazine.
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He used poetic expressions, slang and other modern literary devices.
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It wasn't sophisticated literary criticism, but that wasn't the point.
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It became a cover story about film and literary adaptation.
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An enduring literary response requires an engagement with multiple perspectives.
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Today is Bloomsday, a special day on the literary calendar.
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His son, the literary critic Sven Birkerts, confirmed the death.
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Their daughter was sent to live with Scott's literary agent.
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But sudden literary success compelled him to abandon that ambition.
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Boasting a proud literary pedigree, Trieste is populated with statues.
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Who will we all be in our own literary stories?
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Despite its literary bona fides, Esquire was no undergraduate seminar.
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Did the pressure of gender stereotypes catapult her literary career?
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Was I jealous of the easy literary encouragement she received?
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The New York Review of Books, Times Literary Supplement. Gossip.
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Felicity Rubinstein, her literary agent, said the cause was cancer.
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She has won countless major literary awards, some in multiples.
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Ms. Kakutani's departure quickly rippled through journalism and literary circles.
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Mr. O'Reilly's literary ambitions and his TV career evolved simultaneously.
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But literary companionship was not what she was looking for.
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Before turning to the literary life, he was an actor.
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His dialogue was suffused with psychological subtext and literary allusion.
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Ms. Collins, a former literary agent, thought of the stories.
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In 1925 in Berlin, Vladimir Nabokov participated in a literary
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Today, the store holds literary festivals with readings by authors.
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Lyricism meant that literary language was getting in the way.
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That would be an absolutely extraordinary number in literary circles.
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"Sexual Politics" combined literary criticism, historical analysis and passionate polemic.
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Is it the world of literary formalities, codes and mores?
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There have been equally fierce battles over his literary remains.
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Hardy, contemplative and literary, frequently ponders the nature of freedom.
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She strives to make her observations profound, lyrical and literary.
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VICE: The film is bold and literary in its structure.
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Nabokov had meanwhile acquired a literary agent in New York.
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PEN America announced the winners of its 22018 Literary Awards.
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One of the literary world's biggest mysteries has been solved.
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The Stanford Literary Lab, founded in 2010 by Franco Moretti and Matthew Jockers, uses computer analysis to detect hidden patterns in literary texts by "reading" hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of them at a time.
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Literary style distinguishes itself by its distance from the other styles that surround it, implying a community of readers with a shared knowledge of other literary works, of standard language usage and cultural context.
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Volland's thesis — that voices in Chinese literature from 1945 to 1965 were aware of, participated in, and helped shape international literary conversations — bucks notions that communist China was an intellectual police state and literary backwater.
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If it is doing exactly what it was designed to do—reflecting the current state of literary criticism—then the real problem is that literary criticism, like America's universities, is suffering from severe grade inflation.
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"We are here tonight to celebrate the writers and literary translators who inspire us with their skill, talent and passion," said Monique Truong, writer and chair of the PEN Literary Award committee, at the event.
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By contrast, John Williams, the other winner, was an academic literary scholar—a professor at the University of Denver and the editor of an anthology of Renaissance poems—with a slender, little-noticed literary output.
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They may also shed light on Eliot's personal life, thoughts on the contemporary literary world, and his career as a writer, critic and editor for publishing house Faber & Faber and British literary magazine The Criterion.
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Argentinean literary culture is ruthlessly centered in Buenos Aires—"that bad habit, Buenos Aires," Jorge Luis Borges called the city—but Di Benedetto resisted the time-honored impulse of literary young men toward the capital.
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Based on it, Literary Digest forecast a landslide for Alf Landon.
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I became really focused on submitting my poems to literary magazines.
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In September 2018, she signed with Verve talent and literary agency.
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All their artistic, cultural, historical, and literary references are barely introduced.
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He is Senior Advisor to the literary organization Words After War.
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Germaine Greer made controversial comments about rape at a literary festival.
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It made me think of art house movies or literary novels.
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I decided literary agents would be my best source of advice.
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Robert Pinsky is an American poet, essayist, literary critic, and translator.
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Most of the literary canon's great works are horny and weird.
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Some of the hotels are literary attractions in their own right.
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Lovecraft has become an increasingly controversial figure in the literary community.
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So, yes, the literary Fitzgeralds have quite the turkey-related history.
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The literary world of gaming tie-ins is wide and varied.
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Obviously it was a literary affectation, or just a communicative tic.
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Who says kids' literary influence can't expand to what they wear?
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They also bring badly needed new perspectives to the literary canon.
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We also learn that Irving is surprisingly engaged with literary culture!
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And what better literary weapon against our country than Louise Erdrich?
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Schneider: We did some literary festival and William Burroughs showed up.
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A prolific (but impoverished) author of verse, fiction and literary hackwork.
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For many years, she ran the literary agency Liepman in Zurich.
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"HUMBLE.", Kendrick Lamar (TDE/Aftermath/Interscope) LITERATURE Outstanding Literary Work – Fiction
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FOR A LITERARY sensation, the short story had an unassuming title.
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The dreams of Balthus, a learned, literary man, are mazy reads.
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There's everything from historical fiction to magical realism and literary fiction.
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Polaroid snaps, lists of sources and literary allusions punctuate this trip.
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At the end, Jackson launched into a lecture on literary structure.
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Perhaps most telling is Zink's announcement of her own literary preferences.
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Numerous publishers had expressed interest, according to his literary agency, Javelin.
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But it won't appreciably expand the dwindling audience for literary fiction.
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The Arabs being a literary people, Muhammad's weapons were his words.
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Pulitzer Prize winning author Thornton Wilder makes that option impeccably literary.
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Plus, she managed to get a classy literary reference in there.
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These are much more than low points in high literary society.
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But this literary prototyping is the exception that proves the rule.
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Queenie Leavis, herself a formidably literary critic, composed a cold missive
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Similar to its literary counterpart, the essay-film escapes clear definition.
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Today, even his Russian lyrics have a literary quality to them.
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While these literary figures have been canonised, their painters remain obscure.
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I thought that was very profound coming from a literary man.
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I wanted to be a literary critic for a long time.
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The genre I most avoid is the self-consciously Literary Novel.
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THE LADY WITH THE BORZOIBlanche Knopf, Literary Tastemaker ExtraordinaireBy Laura ClaridgeIllustrated.
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And finally it is about disease as performance, literary and otherwise.
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His grandfather Richard Marsh gained some literary notice for his 1897
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His deepest considerations and loyalties have all involved literary father figures.
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What led you to write a literary biography of Kathy Acker?
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LIONEL SHRIVER has built a literary career on fictionalising her fears.
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Cisneros lives in central Mexico, where she continues her literary work.
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Death of Stalin, I thought of Soviet literary critic Viktor Shklovsky's
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It does no justice to the richness of literary conversations online.
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The book won one of Australia's top literary prizes this year.
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But he knows how to throw a literary punch as well.
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They are part of the stellar literary lineup of her admirers.
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I'd rather not catch any literary beefs by naming the author.
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In 1920, Colette's literary career aligned eerily with her personal life.
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Less compelling were the verbose literary texts projected during orchestral interludes.
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Or people who graze literary offerings as if they were snacks?
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The ranks of the literary detective are getting a new member.
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His short story collection was turned down by 38 literary agents.
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A literary prodigy, he was writing at 3, his mother said.
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The sum is the funniest book of literary criticism ever written.
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But it could have done with a slightly more literary treatment.
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The most literary of novels will be shunted to smaller publishers.
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A literary world without women isn't much of one at all.
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Which means these essays, at their finest, are often literary analyses.
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Certainly, Ms. Sittenfeld and her idol share fragments of literary DNA.
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And for some in the literary world, that possibility was cataclysmic.
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There is a connection there as a literary or critical theorist.
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But he does not deserve a literary prize for his music.
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Literary figures have been drawn to boxers since the sport began.
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It would have been nice to see their literary interests represented.
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Despite Mary's literary pedigree, she was often dismissed as a dilettante.
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