World War II was initially memorialized the way modern people had memorialized wars before: by consecrating a cult of heroes.
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Like memorialized Facebook profiles, once these Instagram accounts are memorialized, no one can log into the account, and it is impossible for them to be altered.
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Depending on privacy settings, friends and family can currently post on the Timelines of memorialized accounts, as well as comment on posts made before the account was memorialized.
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If a memorialized account has a Tributes section, however, posts made after the day it was memorialized (which prevents anyone else from logging in) will be placed there.
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It even got memorialized in earrings and at Burning Man!
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The history that has been memorialized through names is grim.
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The moment, however, had already been memorialized on social media.
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It continues to be memorialized in television, movies and documentaries.
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The seniors among the 17 people killed were also memorialized.
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These principles deserve to be memorialized in a permanent way.
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There was no national memorial, for what would be memorialized?
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The idea of it being memorialized in a digital way.
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Last year, 75 percent memorialized the life of a man.
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Not all Marines who lose their lives are memorialized in granite.
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We have our first kiss like memorialized on the TV show.
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The point is the president wanted the transaction to be memorialized.
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Keanu Reeves has officially been memorialized at the TCL Chinese Theatre!
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Waldman offered contemporaneous documents to show he memorialized Warner's exact words.
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Hopefully it's going to be memorialized and part of the bill.
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To further reassure senators, Richardson memorialized the scope of Cox's duties.
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Pink confetti rained down, and the celebratory image was instantly memorialized.
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But it is not clear which family member was being memorialized.
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There are hundreds of thousands of memorialized accounts, the company said.
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The back of the shirt memorialized the names of the Parkland victims.
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The company says 30 million users already view memorialized profiles each month.
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Rob Kardashian's relationship with Blac Chyna has now been memorialized in song.
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THUMP: Why is that 89-93 period so pored over and memorialized?
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It's always troubled me that these supertalented original thinkers weren't adequately memorialized.
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The exhibit memorialized 444 people allegedly killed by police officer Rao Anwar.
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It's like staring into a flooded version of our already memorialized future.
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I like to keep all this at this memorialized, what you did.
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Junior's face has been memorialized in several murals in his Bronx neighborhood.
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The tour was memorialized by an aide for a Facebook Live feed.
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One of his students could have easily memorialized the account before me.
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If you prefer the account be memorialized, you can submit a memorialization request.
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I just can't wait until this feud is memorialized in a Lifetime movie.
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John O'Neill's legacy, and his unforgettable personality, are memorialized in The Looming Tower.
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Read These Stories Next:The Table Where Bourdain & Obama Once Dined Has Been Memorialized
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We memorialized our hangouts in our journals and the rare "throwaway" camera opps.
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Both events are memorialized on angel wing tattoos on each of Solange's wrists.
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Each of the 19 hotshots is memorialized along the way with a plaque.
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John DeMont, a columnist there, memorialized her in an article after her death.
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During this period, shopping as the consummate theatrical experience was memorialized in art.
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Vanessa Bryant first memorialized her daughter as a spunky, rhythmic, sweet-spirited teenager.
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" It's a very New Yorky ... This becomes memorialized years later in "The Newsroom.
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West and Kardashian West both memorialized his life on social media at the time.
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Warren's death was commemorated and memorialized again and again with speeches, almanac entries, poems.
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The two brothers were memorialized together at a service Sunday at Canton Lutheran Church.
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" The memorialized man is Chiune "Sempo" Sugihara, often referred to as the "Japanese Schindler.
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Those sentiments should be reserved to the 58,000 souls memorialized in stone in Washington.
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And on the firm foundation of religious freedom memorialized in the Declaration of Independence.
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Sometimes, as with Lincoln, the transcendent nature of the man being memorialized is apparent.
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Caudio memorialized up-and-coming rapper XXXTentacion with a Skittles portrait titled "Barely Legal."
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Rather, it's because Mueller undoubtedly has credible, memorialized, tape-recorded and/or corroborated information.
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Thus, George Washington is memorialized in statues and place names, although he held slaves.
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RIP to these noble artists, who were memorialized in one of music's best documentaries.
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Also, this past Christmas, the singer shared snaps of decorations that memorialized her late dog.
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On Saturday, Bush was memorialized by a wave bipartisan tributes to his life and legacy.
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The stories of people of color who have sacrificed are never memorialized the same way.
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Omg catch this bug while its hot: facebook has memorialized all of its accounts accidentally.
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The first time Eddie Huang's Florida childhood was memorialized on television, the results were mixed.
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Laika is memorialized throughout Russia, including a statue in Moscow that was erected in 2008.
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School officials have not released details on how the school shooting victims will be memorialized.
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Laika is memorialized throughout Russia, including a statue in Moscow that was erected in 2008.
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But Mr. Lewis's name and birth date were memorialized in a police officer's memo book.
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Last month, our Metro section asked readers which women should be memorialized in New York.
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And on at least one occasion, they were memorialized in a National Security Council memo.
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Laliberté's success was memorialized with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2010.
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How did you feel about the many ways that Bryant and his daughter were memorialized?
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But Instagram accounts can be memorialized or, if requested by a verified family member, deleted.
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The weapons' most memorialized victim was Guernica, the Basque village burned to ashes in 2197.
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I'm glad the Old Man of the Mountain was memorialized—even briefly—on the ancient internet.
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Mueller then memorialized in two letters to Barr his reactions on March 25 and March 27.
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But they're memorialized in the hearts of those who remember them – the families they fought for.
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All RIAs should have detailed policies and procedures regarding advertising materials memorialized within their compliance program.
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Queens, rejoice, because someone out there wants RuPaul's Drag Race to be memorialized in LEGO form.
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Breathtakingly attentive to details, Beck has memorialized a creature that humans quickly and thoughtlessly made extinct.
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Additionally, the company is expanding the "tributes" section that's available to profiles that have been memorialized.
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Comey's conversations and meetings with Trump were memorialized in memos written by the former FBI director.
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As the years passed and film advanced, these pioneers would die and in turn become memorialized.
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Posts made to a profile after it is memorialized will be separated into the Tributes section.
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All ticker tape parades are also memorialized with a granite marker in the sidewalks of Broadway.
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There are many non-commissioned officers -- young corporals and grizzled sergeants -- memorialized in the box. Sgt.
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Director Comey memorialized his discussion with President-elect Trump via an email to senior FBI leadership.
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Many living Facebook users were "memorialized" Friday afternoon, meaning the social network claimed they were dead.
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How does it feel for that to now be over with, and memorialized in this work?
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Deneke was memorialized in songs by the Dropkick Murphys, The Undead, and Total Chaos, among others.
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In 1994, a United States postage stamp in Johnson's likeness memorialized him as a national hero.
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America is still that city on a hill that John Winthrop memorialized almost 400 years ago.
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Even when they memorialized their children online, parents didn't always write much about the children themselves.
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The two then memorialized the sweaty morning workout with a selfie, which Ernst posted on Twitter.
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She said her family had not memorialized her father's account — but not for any particular reason.
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Tjan was memorialized at a Monday ceremony at USC's University Park campus, according to the university webpage.
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"This is all so depraved, because the children were so young and he memorialized it," Schorn claims.
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A memorialized account remains on Facebook with all of the content posted before the person's passing visible.
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In a statement to BuzzFeed News Tuesday, Claire's mom, Melissa Yeager, thanked those who memorialized her daughter.
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More than a thousand other servicemen are memorialized and honored by name on Walls of the Missing.
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Taylor died late last year and was memorialized in Oprah Winfrey's speech at the Golden Globes. Rep.
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To that end, the company has put up a page for submitting accounts to be memorialized here.
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Because world events are complex, the historically important ones are often memorialized by their most potent symbols.
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The most gripping elements of the film were moments in which the late Biggie Smalls was memorialized.
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The monument memorialized more than 30 Confederate veterans and their families who are buried in the cemetery.
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Now Facebook says it will allow only friends and family to request to have an account memorialized.
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Looking back in history, that's how those figures were memorialized and idolized in their time — with statues.
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Unlike other missing children in more recent times, she's not memorialized on a website or on Facebook.
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Like most readers, Obama memorialized the theme of empathy that was at the core of her masterpiece.
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His works have been memorialized in an arts organization, focusing on his artwork outside his children's books.
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Mr. Weinstein's social diagnosis successfully invoked the era that we had just memorialized after Hugh Hefner died.
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And, as my grandfather has proved, not all the veterans want that part of their lives memorialized.
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Will his degree in geology be memorialized on paper, or will he be given a digital diploma?
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Last year, he displayed a monument in Brooklyn Bridge Park that memorialized a Brooklyn Bridge elephant stampede.
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A staggeringly smaller subset of those go on to be memorialized in history to any significant depth.
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George Steinbrenner is memorialized with a statue in front of the main staircase here, elevated and imposing forever.
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Kozakiewicz often displays his insects on his face, a habit more than one follower memorialized with fan art.
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It's true that not every couple is ready to have their love memorialized on a full-sized blanket.
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The moment has been memorialized by the internet, but it seems LC herself isn't in on the joke.
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The star has permanently memorialized his late uncle and grandmother with their faces tattooed on his upper back.
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Now he's memorialized as a giant, boxy, glass and steel terrarium designed by I.M. Pei's old architecture firm.
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They found a few fragments and recognized the veins streaking the surface that memorialized the rock's fiery journey.
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Mao, memorialized in this statue, was a controversial figure who was blamed for famine and millions of deaths.
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That series was memorialized by Bobby Orr's winning overtime goal for Boston that he celebrated by going airborne.
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This world-historical action is still nowhere memorialized and remains unthinkable for those wishing to preserve white supremacy.
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It has been made great by the hardworking men and women memorialized in the pictures we help preserve.
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Alvin C. York, whom the city memorialized by naming York Avenue, on the Upper East Side, after him.
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Since 2013, museum employees have placed the flowers on the inscribed names of those memorialized at the fountain.
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By comparison, the great American crime of slavery, the laceration and lynching of black bodies, was scarcely memorialized.
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And though certain stories from the war continue to be memorialized, others are marginalized or lost to history.
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And before the rally in Manhattan, protestors memorialized the second anniversary of Hurricane Maria's landfall in Puerto Rico.
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On the third anniversary of his assassination, his life and legacy will be memorialized in our nation's capital.
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As the 2.43th anniversary of her death approaches, Aaliyah is being memorialized with a wax figure at Madame Tussauds.
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Prince's legacy continues to live on — and now, the Purple One is being memorialized with a custom Pantone color.
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A separate form is available for people wishing to have the deceased person's account removed from Facebook, not memorialized.
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His influence was so widespread that he's had documentaries made about him and been memorialized in countless rap songs.
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"There is very little chance that he will be memorialized positively through core historians, but I'm okay with that."
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She memorialized her dead pet leopard Mickey by converting him into a dining-room table throw, gnashing teeth included.
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Even though he served only one term, Mr. Mitchel is one of the most memorialized politicians in the city.
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Graham, who died in 2003 at age 82, became the second Browns player to be memorialized with a statue.
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Eleven men are memorialized in London's historic Parliament Square, including Winston Churchill, Mahatma Gandhi, Abraham Lincoln and Nelson Mandela.
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"Looking back in history, that's how those figures were memorialized and idolized in their time — with statues," he added.
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It has no staff, no enforcement powers, a tiny budget, and it has not been memorialized in any treaty.
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The lawyers argue the "idiosyncratic characteristic" of the cross is that the 49 men memorialized were likely all Christian.
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Her face contorts into a terrible sob — an expression so cartoonishly broad that's since been memorialized as a meme.
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Restaurants specializing in the Vietnamese noodle soup Pho have dozens of play-on-word names memorialized in lists like this.
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Before the big day, Fusee memorialized the start of her proud mom journey with a maternity shoot by Meet-Clayton.
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It is, in a year filled with debate about statues, valuable to think about who gets memorialized, how, and why.
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Bask in the times that kids acted alongside their parents onscreen, forever memorialized like one very high-quality home video.
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In 2005, he became just the third living US writer to have his books memorialized by the Library of America.
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To the south, in Khan Younis, Palestinian journalists memorialized Yasser Murtaja, a colleague killed during the protests a week earlier.
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Manafort's offer was memorialized in an email exchange with a former employee of his political consulting firm in July 2016.
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With the newly announced changes, Facebook will try to prevent accounts that have been memorialized from showing up in notifications.
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The 45-year-old was hugging his father and Heidi when the impacts happened – a moment forever memorialized on video.
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Vin Diesel's face is now memorialized in a sandwich — and no, this isn't like that piece of toast resembling Jesus.
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Two honored Confederate generals Robert E. Lee and Albert Sidney Johnston and the third memorialized Confederate cabinet member John Reagan.
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I imagine that these locations aren't memorialized in other, more formal ways, like the cliffs at Bondi and so on.
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King, who is memorialized with a forest in Israel, would be surprised that we now somehow couldn't tell the difference.
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On Wednesday, which President Donald Trump designated a national day of mourning, he will be memorialized at an 11 a.m.
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"For a brief period today, a message meant for memorialized profiles was mistakenly posted to other accounts," the statement said.
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Of course, following his tragic passing, it will be his football career and family life that will be rightly memorialized.
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The Latino museum's backers say it's worth the wait and effort to be memorialized as part of the country's history.
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And try to spot the high-water mark from Sandy on the wall, memorialized in one of the many murals.
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Bielski, who was memorialized in the book and movie Defiance, offered haven to any Jew who could reach his camp.
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Plaques that once memorialized the 1932 coup that abolished the absolute monarchy have, according to some Bangkok residents, simply disappeared.
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Eugene Bullard, the first African-American fighter pilot, is now memorialized with a statue at an aviation museum in Georgia.
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It is unclear exactly what is in McCabe's memos and if he memorialized every interaction he had with the President.
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The Thread RE: THE LIVES THEY LIVED Twenty-six writers memorialized a selection of notable figures we lost in 2016.
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In 2009, Dr. Cox wrote an opinion piece for The New York Post in which she memorialized the couple's nonmarriage.
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Will it be memorialized as yet another bitter chapter in the United States' struggle with racial equality and moral equivalence?
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"For a brief period today, a message meant for memorialized profiles was mistakenly posted to other accounts," the statement read.
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Much of our reporting relied on McKinsey's own words, memorialized in a medium the firm has mastered: the PowerPoint slide.
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They will be the 45th pair of brothers at the cemetery, three of them memorialized on the Walls of the Missing.
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And that's also how he will be memorialized, as a man preoccupied with pleasures of both the flesh and his conscience.
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Actor Bill Paxton has been memorialized by storm chasers in Oklahoma after the Twister star died at the age of 61.
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In a series of anecdotes and written remembrances to PEOPLE, Swaney's friends and colleagues memorialized her warmth, energy and open heart.
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Rather, they have the potential to be the team of rivals embodied in Abraham Lincoln's Cabinet, memorialized by Doris Kearns Goodwin.
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Four days later, Gray returned to find that his pineapple was now encased in a glass box, forever memorialized as art.
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In this case, an editorial in her former newspaper memorialized Gayle and suggested that she would not have favored executing Williams.
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Dr. Martens has issued boots in his name, sculptors have cast him in alloy, and lyricists have memorialized him in song.
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"For a brief period today, a message meant for memorialized pages was mistakenly posted to other accounts," said a Facebook spokesperson.
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A picture tweeted by Michael Caputo, the onetime Trump campaign adviser who is now handling Grimm's press, memorialized the get-together.
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Her great-great-grandfather, known simply as "the blind farmer," was memorialized in a portrait that hung on a farmhouse wall.
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The shores of Tripoli, famously memorialized in the "Marines' Hymn," have now become the staging grounds for mass beheadings of Christians.
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In Googie, America's obsession with cars—and another invention of the mid-century that required a car, fast food—was memorialized.
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The fallen commandos were memorialized in a haunting poem, "Bab al-Wad," written in Hebrew by Mr. Gouri in the 1950s.
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Construction began in 1617, during the reign of King Philip III, who is memorialized by an equestrian statue in the center.
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Jaime's Facebook page, now memorialized, shows photos of her dancing, hanging out with friends, enjoying the beach and snuggling a dog.
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For Māori, these images honored tribal members and memorialized ancestors in a new medium — carving, traditionally, was the art of choice.
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Another, of the basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian, memorialized him in a familiar pose: seated on the bench, sucking on a towel.
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She was memorialized wearing an outfit from her "Try Again" music video in 2000, featuring leather pants and silver sequin bra.
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Raging debates about public monuments bring to mind recent protests against South Carolina doctor J. Marion Sims, memorialized in Central Park.
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In Poland there is a deep divide over how the country's suffering over the past century should be remembered and memorialized.
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The spot where S22016mple got the kill has been memorialized with a graffiti tag on the map for everyone to remember.
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Families wanted to be memorialized and sometimes, when the baby stopped crying, and the dog stopped chewing the furniture, they were.
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Internet users memorialized the encounter with an image of the yellow bear shaking hands with a gloomy-eyed and uncomfortable Eeyore.
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They want to win him the right to speak out, go abroad for palliative treatment and decide how he is memorialized.
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In the case of the portraits I draw of other subjects, I am very much interested in having these lives memorialized.
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The specs for this Ferrari — and this Ferrari only — are memorialized on a plaque against the back wall of the trunk.
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Springsteen was captured on video wrapping his arm around the shocked teen – a moment forever memorialized by a front-facing camera lens.
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The teen, who aspired to become a New York City police detective, was also memorialized in a tattoo on his father's hand.
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Full of Love Blanket It's true that not every couple is ready to have their love memorialized on a full-sized blanket.
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Not only is that tweet memorialized on Twitter, it is now available for eternity in Facebook video form — the lowest video genre.
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Latency, or the time between an action and its response, is eliminated when our work is memorialized digitally as we complete it.
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But its falling knife did rebound and should remind all of us that long-term outcomes needn't be memorialized in the moment.
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However, once the SCP Foundation came about, creepypastas and internet urban legends found a permanent home where they would be memorialized forever.
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There's nothing about how the nation coped, how his family memorialized him, or the difficult transition of power to VP Harry Truman.
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The parish is named after St. Landry, a seventh-century Parisian bishop memorialized by St. Landry Chapel inside the Notre Dame Cathedral.
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It was memorialized on a skit on Chappelle's Show back in the day, and on an episode of New Girl more recently.
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Marasco's framing shifts the way we look at them; something that was abandoned becomes a work of art memorialized by the photograph.
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In addition to those individuals who have been memorialized for their bravery are countless others who also have refused to stay quiet.
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"Peres was an unrepentant war criminal and should be memorialized as such," said Diana Buttu, a former adviser to the Palestinian leadership.
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Mike: I briefly considered trolling everyone on the list, but did not want to end up memorialized on some internet gossip rag.
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The town was later memorialized in a song, "Ghost of Bardsley Road," about a headless spectre who rode a white Honda motorcycle.
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"We were all humbled by the military's efforts and we hope that Albert knows he was properly honored and memorialized," Gayagas said.
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The family of one victim, Kurt Von Tillow, 55, memorialized him with the patriotism that he and many at the concert shared.
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One of her desserts is memorialized here, simple and perfect: baked plums with ice cream, which soon starts to melt and swim.
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Facebook, for example, handles as many as 9,000 deaths per day, according to Perkins, and has clearly defined rules for memorialized accounts.
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Those views make a mockery of the ideals memorialized at the George Washington Carver Center, headquarters for USDA's in-house research agency.
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The previously undisclosed meeting was memorialized in an email written by then-National Security Adviser Susan Rice on Donald Trump's Inauguration Day.
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Justice Gorsuch stated in a recent Supreme Court case that he takes very seriously the exchange between sovereigns memorialized in Indian treaties.
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If this was a joke, this would not have been memorialized, documented, and discussed in the FBI in the way that it was.
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Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds' deep mother/daughter bond is now memorialized with their massive combined headstone ... which was unveiled over the weekend.
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Rosenstein was new to the job, and, according to McCabe's account — memorialized in contemporaneous memos — he made a pair of eyebrow-raising suggestions.
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Memorialized profiles don't appear in what Facebook deems "public spaces" — you will never see a birthday reminder or friend suggestion for the deceased.
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Wednesday, in Charlottesville, Virginia, Susan Bro memorialized her daughter, Heather Heyer, who was killed during the violent white supremacist rally last weekend there.
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Wiesel believed that, while others should be memorialized there, the museum must primarily commemorate the attempt to wipe out all of European Jewry.
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For some of us, the horrors of war are something that is not memorialized once a year or even for a full week.
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Before a legacy contact can take over managing an account, it must be "memorialized," meaning Facebook has verified the person is actually dead.
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One recent obituary memorialized Vivian Ziegler of Arcata, California, who died on October 18—but not before casting her ballot for Hillary Clinton.
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He leaves instructions behind for how he wants to be memorialized, so it takes things off of Randall and Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson).
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Every gritty part of the neighborhood is being memorialized, so instead to stop construction she convinces the construction workers to go on strike.
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While Reeves' name and footprints were memorialized, it took the actor three tries to get his signature perfect, according to CBS Los Angeles.
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And Trump then asked Comey to end the probe into Flynn, according to Comey, who memorialized the meeting right afterward in a memo.
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The outlines of the deal were memorialized in a March 2628, 28500 email between Waldman and Justice Department counterintelligence section chief David Laufman.
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The Times's Ginia Bellafante writes: New York City has been thinking more reflectively about what and who is memorialized in our public spaces.
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The concert was memorialized in "Lightning in a Bottle," a 2004 documentary directed by Antoine Fuqua and produced in part by Martin Scorsese.
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When her mother tried to access her Facebook account, she was unable to, because it had already been memorialized, Reuters reported in 2017.
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His relationship with Blac Chyna was contentious and even allegedly physical, so it's not surprising he and Chyna memorialized the arrangement for Dream.
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Many memorialized the miscarriage in a variety of ways, including planting trees, getting tattoos, creating a memorial or artwork, and naming the baby.
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But unlike Facebook accounts that signify deceased members with the word "Remembering," it's impossible to tell which accounts on Instagram have been memorialized.
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It's true, but I do think of Oliver Sachs, who became very rhapsodic about food and tradition as he memorialized his own life.
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And, monument-maker that he was to the end, late in his career he memorialized his innovation in permanent form as metal sculptures.
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With his wife and daughter, Mr. Spears paused in reverence before the bust that memorialized one of his most beloved horror movie mavens.
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Adelman reconnected with Alain, now 78, at the Wall of Names in Paris at the Mémorial de la Shoah — where her mother is memorialized.
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Well, I am still wearing skinny jeans even though they have been memorialized for literal years, and that has turned out fine for me.
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There is no universe where these ladies are not due their appropriate pedestals, and both will be memorialized in separate ceremonies in coming weeks.
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The Thread RE: THE LIVES THEY LIVED The annual year-end issue memorialized some of the extraordinary and ordinary people who died in 2015.
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The rally in Washington also memorialized the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, with his 9-year-old granddaughter in attendance.
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While Clint Hill's heroic actions were memorialized in the Zapruder film of the assassination, he was haunted by the President's death for many years.
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Martin Luther King Jr., being erected at the Georgia Capitol, arguing that only elected officials should be memorialized at the statehouse, the newspaper reported.
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Arnold's tenure was memorialized in Thomas Hughes's autobiographical novel, " Tom Brown's Schooldays " (1857), and, with cooler retrospect, by Lytton Strachey, in " Eminent Victorians " (1918).
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The style was "memorialized" in the movie that year, and she said it was inspired by the designs kids were drawing on their sneakers.
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That memo memorialized a conversation with Trump in which Comey was asked to drop the FBI investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Sex, lest we forget, for all its pleasures, is a largely embarrassing thing that's best not thought about, talked about, or memorialized in song.
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The remains of Challenger were collected and memorialized in a retired Minuteman missile silo at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida in 1986.
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However, users can set preferences to have accounts memorialized or deleted after they pass away, and a legacy contact must abide by those specifications.
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That interview with Rybicki shows how he and Comey kept track of the FBI director's conversations with the president, which Comey memorialized in writing.
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She posted a video of herself visiting her old middle school, where she memorialized her love by writing on a wall with a marker.
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The renaming efforts come amid a national debate over remaining markers of the Confederacy and whether Confederate leaders should be memorialized in public works.
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But if there's space and time, and a celeb is down to be memorialized, why not allow them to make silly faces with a fan?
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Facebook is also giving more control to legacy contacts — the individuals who are responsible for looking after a person's Facebook account after it's been memorialized.
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Users on Twitter and elsewhere are reporting an interesting new glitch: Facebook thinks everyone has died, and is displaying the memorialized version of people's profiles.
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And using artificial intelligence, the social media company can temporarily hide the profile of someone who has died but has not yet been formally memorialized.
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Rather than erasing the reality of the Civil War, Clark cleans up the revisionism that has allowed Confederate soldiers to remain memorialized as rebel heroes.
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Tran's wife -- the daughter of an immigrant -- was back in Germany with their three children at a US Army base that memorialized her young husband.
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But in Britain the pious death cult around the World Wars remains a feature of daily life, memorialized on each anniversary of a heroic slaughter.
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Scarlett Johansson, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Robert Downey Jr., Kevin Feige and Chris Evans were memorialized as well for their work on The Avengers franchise.
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K.K.R. — a firm memorialized in "Barbarians at the Gate," a book that chronicled a defining 1980s Wall Street deal — also invested in public water services.
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Kavanaugh's depiction of himself is hard to square with the image he presented at the time — an image that's been memorialized in his senior yearbook.
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Prosecutors believe the ex-NFL star memorialized two violent incidents, including the 2012 double murder, by getting the weapons he used tatted on his body.
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Beyoncé, our beloved, has recently been eternally memorialized at the Louis Tussaud's Wax Museum in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada's answer to Niagara Falls, New York.
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Andy Warhol immortalized her in a series of paintings during the 1960s, and Elton John memorialized her in the 1973 hit "Candle in the Wind."
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The forest was memorialized in 1960 in the novel "Tower of Waves" as the romanticized setting for a suicide by a pair of young lovers.
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In fact, Special counsel Robert Mueller adopted Comey's account of Trump's demands in those meetings, as memorialized by Comey, despite the denials of Trump's counsel.
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Board of Education that was memorialized in the history textbooks, and our family name was spared association in the public mind with a racist cause.
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"DON'T MAKE WAVES" Tate's 1967 sex comedy, co-starring Tony Curtis and Claudia Cardinale, is memorialized in a poster at her home on Cielo Drive.
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The visit was even memorialized in a photograph of Mr. Farage and Mr. Trump standing in front of gilded doors at Trump Tower in Manhattan.
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"Fascinating a G.A.A. zap became part of, that it was memorialized cinematically by a 1971 Hollywood film — was that serendipity?" he wrote in an email.
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Her death was memorialized on Reddit by someone with the user name UhhImJef, who wrote about having spoken to Ms. Frazier just the day before.
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On his debut studio album, he muses on how he wants to be memorialized, and he isn't settling for a life that's less than legendary.
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Few women are lionized with public monuments in New York, and as the city prepares to redress that, we asked readers who should be memorialized.
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And yet, as time and history stretch out in the aftermath of trauma, art becomes a prime place where tragedy is acknowledged, memorialized and processed.
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In doing so, Mr. Harris ignored the misgivings of one of his sons, who memorialized his concerns in an email that became public last week.
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A memorialized account turns the profile into a special account where people can post tributes or see posts from when that person was still alive.
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In 2015, the company added the concept of a "legacy contact" — the prearranged appointment of a friend or family member to run the memorialized account.
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The resulting 27,000 annual losses are memorialized on the automatic gong, becoming a dire melody and meditation of the horrors and loss defining the Anthropocene.
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While their footsteps were memorialized in cement on Hollywood Boulevard, his will likely take him to Colorado's famous supermax prison, from which no one ever escapes.
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The Stonewall Riots, as they came to be known, ignited the modern Gay Rights Movement – memorialized today all over the country in June's various Pride marches.
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Once we become aware that a person has passed away: • Their account is secured and memorialized by adding "Remembering" above the name on the person's profile.
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Before presenting the best vocal group award, industry vets Martina McBride and Darius Rucker memorialized the late Joey & Rory singer, who died of cancer last month.
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What's it like to get a call from your boss telling you one of your fights will be forever memorialized in the UFC Hall of Fame?!
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The Legacy Contact is a friend you select in your Manage Account Settings while you're still alive, though they're not informed until your profile is memorialized.
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Fisher and her mother Debbie Reynolds, who died a day apart last week, were memorialized Thursday at a private service in their adjacent Beverly Hills homes.
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In the face of systemic violence, lies, threats, and destruction, what and who should we memorialize, and how many have we memorialized who shouldn't have been?
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"Peres was an unrepentant war criminal and should be memorialized as such," said Diana Buttu, a former adviser to the Palestinian leadership in the West Bank.
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The ongoing project memorializes those who have died from HIV and AIDS through quilted panels, embellished with their names and symbolic imagery representing the person memorialized.
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Dr. Hall has memorialized modern figures, such as the broadcaster David Frost, but he seems reluctant to stray too much into the territory of popular culture.
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It was one of a chain of grocery stores so familiarly central to English life of the 1950s that it came to be memorialized in poetry.
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And more permanently, this fact is now memorialized in the official US government archives, school textbooks, history books, in every media discussion about Trump's impeachment, etc.
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The Founding Fathers recognized the important contributions made by tribal nations to a fledgling national economy and ultimately memorialized that economic relationship in the U.S. Constitution.
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It is merely the kickoff of our protagonist's many sexual adventures, which have gone on to be memorialized in an entire subculture of erotic Genji illustrations.
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To see this memorialized in an academic textbook — even if Turner had eluded a just punishment — felt to many people like a step in the right direction.
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While Columbus is obviously not a Confederate icon, the incident exemplifies heightened scrutiny of the historical events and figures memorialized in statues and monuments across the country.
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" One theory is that Facebook analyzed the number of mournful messages and condolences sent after Hillary's defeat, and used an algorithm to mark these users as "memorialized.
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Update, 5:24PM: A Facebook Spokesperson sent Gizmodo the following statement:For a brief period today, a message meant for memorialized profiles was mistakenly posted to other accounts.
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That's right, according to a recently shared Instagram photo, the restaurant where Bourdain and Obama ate bún chả has memorialized the meeting in a very strange way.
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Depending on a memorialized account's privacy settings, friends can currently still post on its timeline, including in the comments of posts the person made before they died.
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The war dead are memorialized in online postings, and last April the militia group posted a large billboard praising its martyrs near the gate of Baghdad University.
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Just across the Rio Grande, in the Mexican city of Reynosa, a dozen recent deportees and U.S.-bound migrants gathered near a cross that memorialized dead migrants.
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Winners of previous years' competitions have creatively illustrated different staples of our democracy and memorialized the sacrifices made by the men and women in our armed forces.
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Things in your immediate vicinity — toilets, clothes, food, furniture — can be memorialized as art objects, as fetishes, talismans, or what psychoanalysts called "transitional objects," like security blankets.
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The montage was of my 5-year-old daughter, Samara, whose nearly every waking moment has been thoroughly and permanently memorialized by me, her camera-obsessed father.
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The CIA this week memorialized four offices who died in the line of duty more than 45 years ago while working in Southeast Asia, Africa and Iran.
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Before their game against the Portland Trail Blazers, the Lakers memorialized Bryant with performances from Usher and Boyz II Men and a touching speech from LeBron James.
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In 1983, he moved to Chicago, where, except for a three-year dalliance with Nashville (memorialized in his song "Fuck This Town"), he has lived ever since.
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The title character (Anton von Lucke), seen in flashback, is a handsome German in his 20s who died in the trenches and is memorialized throughout the movie.
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The movement's scope has expanded to other memorialized figures with controversial pasts, prompting a review ordered by Mayor Bill de Blasio of the status of controversial landmarks.
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However, it could also be that the clock was chosen as a symbol of the passage of time, and that the painting memorialized the death of William.
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His book, which accompanied his 22020 campaign for the presidency, is a love letter to his decades in the Senate, thick with kindnesses remembered and friendships memorialized.
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" That approach, however, was tested by the $5,000 deal in the machete case, which was memorialized by a headline in The New York Post, "Ax & You Shall Receive.
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He was memorialized in the feature film Star Trek Beyond, and he continues to be a pop culture fixture thanks to TV shows like The Big Bang Theory.
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The civilians died as the American and Afghan raiders faced an unanticipated onslaught of Taliban fighters reminiscent of the Mogadishu slaughter memorialized in the movie Black Hawk Down.
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Instead, its minimalist design sidesteps internal conflicts over what should be memorialized, why and how, in a country still fighting its battles and split by deep ideological divisions.
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Surrounded by palm trees, it is the element of the museum that is most reminiscent of the way names are often memorialized in monuments to soldiers of wars.
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Facebook has announced some new changes to the way it's handling the memorialized profiles of people who have died by adding a new tributes section to those pages.
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Its success was memorialized in 2015 when two leading private equity firms, Leonard Green & Partners and TPG Capital, led a $4-billion deal to take the company private.
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Roger Stone, Trump's freelance hatchetman, got his start as a political dirty trickster for Nixon, a period of his life memorialized by the Nixon tattoo on his back.
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On Saturday, Brown took home the award for favorite TV actress at the 2018 Kids' Choice Awards, wearing a denim jacket that memorialized the victims of the Feb.
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Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner have memorialized their dog, Waldo, with a tattoo tribute just days after the Alaskan Klee Kai was struck and killed by a car.
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On why it took two weeks to write the email: Attorney Kathryn Ruemmler, who drafted the letter on her client's behalf, said Rice memorialized the discussion on Jan.
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On her Instagram, Lovato memorialized loved ones lost throughout the year: her uncle Billy, her great-grandfather Buddy and his namesake pup, as well as her Doberman Spawn.
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The realization that evidence can have a greater political impact when it is aestheticized, monumentalized, and memorialized, has redefined the potential impact of art as a political operative.
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Within weeks, thousands of sacred stones, which had memorialized numerous medieval Armenian merchants — a community whose legacies include Europe's first cafés and Captain Kidd's pirated loot — had disappeared.
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President Obama is expected to veto the bill, to avert moves by other countries to allow individuals to file suit against the U.S. Above, Congress memorialized the attacks.
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It was a flight so often taken by Dominican immigrants that the merengue star Kinito Méndez memorialized it in "El Avión," his late-'90s hit with Johnny Ventura.
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She was the last to be memorialized of 22 people who were killed when a gunman opened fire at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, on August 3.
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The cemetery is a hallowed ground where over 2,280 troops who fought in the war are buried, and where 1,060 service members whose remnants were unrecoverable are memorialized.
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In this particular battle that is memorialized at Bhima Koregaon, 500 Dalit soldiers are said to have defeated 28,000 soldiers in the ruling army of the upper-castes.
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Giphy is partnering with "video printing" company Infinite Objects to sell six Valentine's-themed GIFs that are memorialized on a digital display and will sell for $49 each.
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And so, the woman designated by The New York Times as "New York's foremost fighter against dog dirt" is memorialized on a trash man's office ceiling in Queens.
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The poet Gwendolyn Brooks memorialized these events, which came to be known as the On the Beach concerts, in "The Wall": Women in wool hair chant their poetry.
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Margaret Garner, whose story was memorialized in Toni Morrison's novel "Beloved," depended on the cycles of the Ohio River to carry out a daring and ultimately tragic escape.
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Of the thousands Oglander has amassed, 70 from the first two years of his mirror scouting have been memorialized in Mirrors, a new photo book from TBW Books.
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Beau Biden, the late son of Vice President Joe Biden, has been memorialized with a statue in Kosovo, a place that is very special for the father-son pair.
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A year after the USS Little sank, D'Amelio was declared dead and memorialized on the Walls of the Missing at the Manila American Cemetery and Memorial in the Philippines.
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The Pieper twins, both radiomen second class, are the 45th pair of brothers at the cemetery, three of them memorialized on the Walls of the Missing at the cemetery.
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The battle, memorialized in the Marines' Hymn with the line "to the shores of Tripoli," brought about a successful conclusion to the combined operations of the First Barbary War.
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Since his firing last month, dramatic accounts have emerged in the New York Times, CNN, and elsewhere about the tense confrontations with Trump that Comey memorialized in memos afterward.
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Luckily, although the written word may have been destroyed, or may have never existed in the first place, the Etruscan fighting sports have been memorialized and documented in art.
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This fact is memorialized on a boulder at the base's entrance, which, an inscription notes, was installed by the New York chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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As a critical part of our military history, they deserve to be memorialized where future generations will be able to learn about their legacy and know how they served.
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It doubles as a political showdown that will surely go down in the history books, memorialized not only by the transcripts and televised public hearings, but also the memes.
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The presidency of Mr. Obama, which ends in three months, will be memorialized in many grand ways, most notably by the planned construction of a presidential library in Chicago.
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Since his firing last month, dramatic accounts have emerged in The New York Times, CNN and elsewhere about the tense confrontations with Trump that Comey memorialized in memos afterward.
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Australia lost two important cultural figures, memorialized in New York Times obituaries: AC/DC's Malcolm Young; and Shannon Michael Cane, a book aficionado who took New York by storm.
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If the end of this decade is memorialized as a time when women got really angry, and then even angrier, the music of Bikini Kill could provide the soundtrack.
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At the end, they bestow an award for best momo; Amdo Kitchen's 2015 victory is memorialized by a poster on the truck's flank of a momo spray-painted gold.
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Events such as these have been memorialized in Alabama's Lynching Museum, but they have also been more quietly commemorated by communities across the country that still bear the scars.
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As in Cambodia after the atrocities by the Khmer Rouge in the 1970s, future generations inherited a national nightmare, memorialized in the exhibited skulls of victims stacked in rows.
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He has in the past done pieces devoted to the deaths of black men at the hands of the police, but precisely what was being memorialized here was vague.
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The display recalled the fighting version of Ms. Warren that is memorialized in a glass trophy cabinet at her Oklahoma City high school, where she was a champion debater.
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Basketball legend Kobe Bryant, who died January 26 in a helicopter crash at age 41, has been memorialized for his stellar career in sports, including 5 NBA championship wins.
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She spoke during a group interview in the newsroom, a brightly lit, grungy space whose walls bear decades of quotes by staff members memorialized in (decidedly undigital) handwritten scrawls.
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Nevertheless, Page memorialized the conversation in a contemporaneous memo herself, which corroborated McCabe's version of events and remained at the FBI when she left the bureau in May 2018.
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Callers joined in from across the US, France, Canada, and Australia, some using fake names to conceal themselves as they memorialized their parents to their people scattered by war.
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On November 7, 1980, properly memorialized here as the day Steve McQueen died, two children are reported missing after riding their bikes to the park and never coming home.
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While its early membership restrictions, memorialized in The Social Network, helped the service go viral early on, today they are little more than a footnote in the company's history.
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He memorialized his top aide of 26 years, a vice president within his company, by noting her looks first: I have just lost my beautiful & elegant long time exec.
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They wanted access to her Facebook account to find out if she talked about suicide before her death, but Facebook would not allow it because the account had been memorialized.
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Watch Bourdain's Raw Craft Episode with Dominque Ansel: Read These Stories Next:Anthony Bourdain Is "Fearful Of A Soylent Green Future"The Table Where Bourdain & Obama Once Dined Has Been Memorialized
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Because jokes about the The Beatles driving around in a yellow submarine somehow haven't gotten old yet, Lego has memorialized the band with their very own yellow submarine Lego set.
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President Donald Trump's relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is memorialized in the White House, where a photo of the two leaders now hangs in the West Wing.
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The Vikings focused particularly on the British Isles, and west to Iceland and Greenland, as memorialized in oral narratives and later recorded as the sagas by 13th-century Icelandic monks.
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Activists memorialized the first anniversary of the Stonewall rebellion with what they called Christopher Street Liberation Day, starting an annual gay pride tradition that is now celebrated around the world.
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The fork is memorialized by carvings left behind by travelers from the 19th century whose ultimate fates are unknown, giving only a name, date, and sometimes a point of origin.
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I teamed with the animator Dustin Grella (creator of a previous Op-Doc and a short film, "Prayers for Peace," which memorialized his brother, who died in combat in Iraq).
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In an emotional commemoration, her snowboarding friends within the tight-knit Alpine community have already memorialized the Olympic hopeful by lighting 120 lanterns high in the mountains around the ski resort.
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Adams's hand in the sport's early rule-making is not a revelation; instead, it is the physical record of his central role memorialized in the three surviving pages of his document.
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Fnatic bought four AWPs and set their sights on mid doors — a totally casual move that resulted in one kill but was forever memorialized on the map with a graffiti tag.
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Her relationship with her now-world famous CNN anchor son was memorialized in a 2016 HBO documentary, "Nothing Left Unsaid: Gloria Vanderbilt & Anderson Cooper," which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
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Still, US officials deny that the US is ramping up its involvement in Somalia 2800 years after 18 US soldiers died in conflict, as memorialized in the movie Black Hawk Down.
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It's tough to pinpoint who Patient Zero for this belated death notice might be, but there were accounts like BrainPicker who memorialized the third anniversary of his death on April 18th.
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Lee, who died last November at the age of 95, will be memorialized with three separate panels at the celebration of all things pop culture, which officially kicks off on Thursday.
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The emails reviewed by Fox News show at least two committee staffers memorialized their concerns about the deputy attorney general's alleged statements, at the request of the Office of General Counsel.
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The 22003-times All-Star shortstop joined the likes of Babe Ruth (211), Lou Gehrig (22011), Joe DiMaggio (23), Mickey Mantle (2000) and Yogi Berra (0003) in having his number memorialized.
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Facebook is rolling out a new feature for memorialized accounts that will allow people to leave messages in a Tributes section that is separate from the rest of the profile's timeline.
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" A page on Facebook's Help Center describes the new Tributes section "as a space on memorialized profiles where friends and family can post stories, commemorate a birthday, share memories and more.
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Her alleged killer was an undocumented immigrant, but she -- unlike Kate Steinle, who was memorialized by legislation that Trump supports and has promoted on Twitter -- was a Muslim woman of color.
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"Vietnam veterans always had this feeling of not having a parade, not being memorialized," Chris Isleib, the director of public affairs for the United States World War One Centennial Commission, said.
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That Tempest has now chosen to recast the characters from that album in a novel is cause in itself for celebration — a testament to that too often memorialized form's continuing vitality.
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It's no surprise, then, that she was chosen to be memorialized first as part of a new NYC initiative that aims to add statues of groundbreaking historical women around the city.
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Stuxnet, as it's known, was used to disrupt and destroy parts of Iran's nuclear program, and is now memorialized in a plethora of articles that describe how it altered cyber warfare.
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With this record, it's hard not to wonder how Columbus became an American hero memorialized in statues and the names of cities and streets, and even a holiday complete with parades.
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Fans of the D.J. Kaleb, who was 30, took to social media to express their condolences, and they flooded Mr. Freitas's Facebook page, which is now a memorialized account, with messages.
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He pointed to a name, "Smith, G." — one of 90,000 British soldiers memorialized on the Menin Gate, or the walls of nearby Tyne Cot Cemetery, because they have no known grave.
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Attendees are expected to put their most glamorous foot forward, as their outfits will likely be memorialized (or mocked) on social media and the best-dressed lists circulating around the internet.
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Only legacy contacts that have been predetermined can access the accounts after they've been memorialized, according to Facebook, but that doesn't mean they're the only ones who can memorialize the account.
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All Our Hearts, she said, will "help people memorialize their loved ones in their own words in the way that Kate [O'Neill] memorialized her sister" in the obituary that went viral.
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It's one of the few things that I know can consistently bring me joy on the web and I hope when I go, I too will be memorialized in the channel.
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Today, were Mr. Clay to be memorialized in the traditional fashion — the trio of images would have cost $21977,104.67 in today's dollars — someone would have to shake a tin cup at donors.
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Having his mother memorialized in No Man's Sky is a pragmatic decision for Albertie, too; he wants a place that he can visit anytime he wants, whenever his emotions take him there.
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His ambitious vision to send humans to the Moon within a decade—which came to fruition with Apollo 11 in July 1969—has been memorialized as a watermark of American technological achievement.
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A few celebrities have memorialized the rapper with tattoos — including Rick Ross, The Game, and JR Smith — and many of his fans have also been paying homage to his life with tattoos.
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Southwest's cabin crews have become known for their good humor – a legacy of Kelleher, memorialized in a "laugh button" that visitors could press inside the company's headquarters to hear his famous cackle.
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The civil rights museum project that he wants in Harlem still animates him, too; why, he asks rhetorically, is the nation's history of the civil rights struggle memorialized mostly in the South?
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But we don't acknowledge that, we don't notice all the unmarked graves at the back of the cemetery, we don't ask who lies there memorialized only by a dip in the ground.
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The late Star Trek star was memorialized by loved ones at the service, held at an undisclosed location, five days after he was found dead outside his home in Studio City, California.
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"Other famous scientists are buried or memorialized nearby, the most recent burials being those of atomic physicists Ernest Rutherford in 1937 and Joseph John Thomson in 1940," Hall continued in the statement.
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That is a specific horror that can't be symbolized by one trend for all women — and it should definitely not be memorialized with the diamonds and stilettos sure to accompany these dresses.
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It's these icons—among countless others whose contributions to queer liberation have yet to be memorialized, or have been forgotten to history—who paid the price for the freedoms we enjoy today.
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Should the university continue to recount the story that school officials told in decades past when they memorialized Wilson for his progressive ideals and statesmanship at home and on the world stage?
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I've been honored to serve alongside Congressman Lewis, a civil rights icon, and I believe he deserves to be memorialized in a way that far outlasts the life of a Navy ship.
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If the current resolution passes the Senate, a majority of Congress will have publicly memorialized their clear disapproval of the national emergency declaration, a fact that will remain unchanged by a veto.
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"Tell the families of those 117 CIA officers who are forever memorialized on our wall of honor that their loved ones who gave their lives were akin to Nazis," Brennan said Monday.
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After the two men were memorialized side by side, Mr. Wilson-León's body was flown back to Puerto Rico for burial while Mr. Perez, 35, was buried near his family in Florida.
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His experiences at Rusk supposedly are memorialized in a mid-'230s song, "I Walked With a Zombie," which consists of that one line, sung over and over to a twangy, insistent beat.
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It was memorialized with a handwritten "letter of provenance" (like a certificate of authenticity) in 1889 as it was passed to different parties, including the man who introduced caramel candy to America.
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Rosa Parks was memorialized in the city where she was once arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white person ... and where a statue of her now stands tall.
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And so, listed alphabetically alongside the names of beloved family members who were memorialized that day, were the following two items: Dr. King was in Memphis in support of striking sanitation workers.
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"Gates had participated with Manafort in preparing a report that memorialized for Ukraine leadership the pertinent Ukraine discussions that Manafort represented had taken place at the meeting," the new court filing says.
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We learn that Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams, the British Olympians memorialized in the 1981 movie "Chariots of Fire," were shod by Joseph William Foster, whose grandsons went on to start Reebok.
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During the past year or two, under the mayoral administration of Bill de Blasio, New York City has been thinking more reflectively about what and who is memorialized in our public spaces.
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Select additional Twin Peaks references in heavy metal: These Kansas thrashers humorously memorialized a "Heavy Metal Youth" played by Ted Raimi ( Evil Dead) who fell victim to Cooper's partner-turned-nemesis, Windom Earle.
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A former Army Ranger and decades-long veteran of the Dallas Police Department, Smith, 56, was grieved and memorialized at a private Mass in Farmers Branch on Wednesday, according to the Morning News.
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I couldn't help but reflect on the stark contrast between the bombast of the new president and the quiet dedication of a mentor — a courageous, dedicated professional — who is memorialized on that wall.
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Days before the 18th anniversary of her death, Aaliyah was memorialized with a wax figure at Madame Tussauds in Las Vegas with a figure from her iconic "Try Again" music video from 2000.
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A hard fork last year in the Bitcoin community was one example; another, memorialized in The Wizard of Oz, was a campaign for monetary expansion that gave rise to major American populist unrest.
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First memorialized in 21625, World AIDS Day offers the opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, show support for people living with HIV, and remember those who have died.
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Many black people have traumatic memories of discrimination, violence or abuse and those memorialized by monuments and place names were often the authors -- directly or indirectly -- of many of these acts of violence.
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One particular star gladiator, Hermes, was memorialized in a poem by epigrammatist Martial that revealed he was "both a gladiator and a trainer" skilled at not just one, but three different fighting styles.
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Bobby Chacon, a scrappy two-time world boxing champion who was haunted by tragedy outside the arena and memorialized in song by Warren Zevon, died on Wednesday at a hospice in Hemet, Calif.
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Mr. Lee memorialized Mr. Nunn in a series of social media posts on Saturday, sharing the text of his "Do the Right Thing" soliloquy as well as pictures of him as Radio Raheem.
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"Bloodstained Glory" was a hymn of government propaganda that turned into an anthem of resistance, a tribute to dead People's Liberation Army soldiers that now memorialized people killed by People's Liberation Army soldiers.
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The remains, he argued, should be memorialized where they were found because of what they revealed about efforts in the southern sugar industry to replace slave labor with an infamous convict-leasing system.
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In 2007, after, yes, James Comey made damning claims in testimony to Congress about the dispute memorialized in the notes, Gonzales reviewed them with the White House to try to rebut Comey's claims.
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The scene has been engraved on stamps and memorialized in a sculpture near Arlington National Cemetery, which depicts six 32-foot-tall figures in the same positions as the men in the photograph.
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The new sign, made out of bulletproof steel and ten times heavier than the previous one, according to HuffPost, was memorialized Saturday as members of Till's family gathered at Graball Landing in Mississippi.
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In a new solo exhibition of performance and photography titled My Country, the artist Nona Faustine turns her own body into a monument to be examined in relationship to America's celebrated and memorialized triumphs.
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The 2,400-plus fetal remains discovered on the property of a deceased abortion provider will be "memorialized" Wednesday at a graveside service in South Bend, Indiana, Attorney General Curtis T. Hill Jr. announced Monday.
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"Over 30 million people view memorialized profiles every month to post stories, commemorate milestones and remember those who have passed away," Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg wrote in a company blog post about these features.
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This was still a few years before the store would be memorialized in "The Big Lebowski," but such was its celebrity, my friends would show it off as if it were the Taj Mahal.
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Now the activist message of the Pussyhat Project and the Women's March is being memorialized for a younger generation of readers with a new picture book for kids: The Pink Hat by Andrew Joyner.
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Fortunately for digitally savvy Stephen King fans, the jab at Twitter doesn't mean that King is leaving the platform — the morning after the gala, King memorialized the event with, you guessed it, a tweet.
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Because of the timing of the announcement of his death — early morning in the UK, well past midnight on the east coast of the U.S. — Bowie wasn't yet memorialized in newspapers around the world.
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In a new solo exhibition of performance and photography titled My Country, the artist Nona Faustine turns her own body into a monument to be examined in relationship to America's celebrated and memorialized triumphs.
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They spoke to P.J. and to the men memorialized in Kavanaugh's 1982 calendar as Timmy and Squi, along with Mark Judge, who Ford says watched Kavanaugh pin her down and try to undress her.
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When a town official explained that this bench memorialized a boy who died this past year, from a medical condition unrelated to the 22013 shooting, the photographers immediately lowered their cameras and walked away.
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To mark the tragedy's anniversary, CNN anchor Jake Tapper in 2015 memorialized the victims on Twitter, posting the names and pictures of those killed on December 14, 2012: Noah Pozner was 6#SandyHook pic.twitter.
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As he publicly dodged questions from reporters about Mr. McCain, Mr. Trump allowed a split screen to unfold as much of the nation, including Mr. McCain's Senate colleagues, publicly memorialized him on Capitol Hill.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy, as well as faded ephemera that memorialized them, this exhibition reveals the various ways in which the lives of these two influential figures were juxtaposed.
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Historical accounts show that hunger and the loss of land drove many of Australia's first inhabitants to steal food; those thefts often led to reprisal killings, like those memorialized by the monument in Elliston.
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The FBI tweeted a tribute to the activist with a photo of a King quote memorialized at the FBI Academy's reflection garden, more than five decades after allegedly trying to blackmail him into suicide.
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As this project was focused on the physical remnants of Emmett's story, and how these sites are being memorialized — the presence of the past — we chose to use immersive elements to illustrate that concept.
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After someone dies, a friend or family member can request that the person's profile be deactivated or "memorialized" if that person had not already requested that the account be permanently deleted upon their death.
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Over the years, the building has welcomed such regulars as 1913 Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore as well as filmmaker and writer Satyajit Ray, who memorialized the business in stories featuring his fictional character Feluda.
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Hitler serves as shorthand for pure evil, and the Holocaust is taught in schools, memorialized in a DC museum, and remembered in films like Schindler's List as the epitome of inhumanity in the modern world.
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Coincidentally, the last time the Blues reached the championship round they lost to the Bruins — a victory memorialized by the famous image of Bobby Orr flying through the air after scoring the Cup-winning goal.
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Lee has been memorialized in most of the live-action Marvel films, where he made cameos in over 20 films beginning with The Trial of the Incredible Hulkin 1989 and ending with 2018's Venom.
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Inseparable in life, brothers David and Cecil Rosenthal were memorialized together on Tuesday during the first funerals and burials for the 11 people killed Saturday in a mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue.
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Nowhere is this bygone era of drinking better memorialized than in Sex and the City's co-opting of the Cosmopolitan: "I'd like a cheeseburger, please, large fries, and a Cosmopolitan," per Carrie Bradshaw's McDonald's order.
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After being ousted from court, she memorialized a certain negative image of Anne in her memoirs, which has been perpetuated in works of pop culture like The Favourite — so, in a way, Sarah did win.
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But its news coverage reminds me of all the other articles I've seen (and written) about hot new products that quietly crash and burn but end up memorialized in optimistic stories about their limitless potential.
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Over the last half hour or so, reports have started pouring in from Facebook users that the social network has suddenly "memorialized" their pages, strongly suggesting that they are dead to everyone who stops by.
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Memorialized and often built larger-than-life, governments use the statues to remind citizens of the past, to strengthen political ties, or to celebrate the former US leaders for what they did during their terms.
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It included sit-ins, marches and what The Times described as a "dive-in" at the Monson Motor Lodge, where several white and black protesters jumped into a pool, a moment memorialized in famous photographs.
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I watched her make her way back to the colony—the One That Almost Got Away, to be memorialized in song and verse—until she vanished into the metropolis of soldiers, workers, and queens. ♦
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How, after all, could those Confederate statues stand for so long and so prominently in so many American cities when they memorialized men who took up arms for slavery and in opposition to the Union?
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It is steps from the spot where the American Museum — the creation of P. T. Barnum, memorialized in the recent movie "The Greatest Showman" — once stood, crammed with taxidermy, wax figures and two live whales.
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The landmarks are no doubt familiar — the Hollywood sign, the Santa Monica pier, the Griffith Observatory memorialized in "Rebel Without a Cause," a movie released more than a quarter century before Pete Buttigieg was born.
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"I'd name the Capitol after him, if I could," Graham told reporters last year, noting though that an important piece of this was the McCain family's input in how they wanted to see McCain memorialized.
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But the company also says it will now not be removing any inactive accounts before first implementing a way for inactive accounts belonging to deceased users to be "memorialized," which presumably means preserving their content.
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Officials from the Distilled Spirits Council, a Washington, D.C.-based group that represents the distilled spirits industry, criticized the ban, which was memorialized by an executive order signed by Mr. de Blasio on April 26.
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He was memorialized in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and anywhere else a person could hope to be, with obituaries detailing his intellectual prowess and expertise on a myriad of subjects.
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The strike memorialized these deaths and the three black students killed and 250 wounded by police two years earlier while demonstrating against racial segregation at the bowling alley at South Carolina State University in Orangeburg.
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Uno, a beagle who won Best in Show at Westminster in 2008, became so beloved that he was memorialized in a New York Times obituary as the competition's "most popular winner" after he died in 2018.
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Additionally, Facebook is adding new options for legacy contacts (a friend or family member who is granted the power to convert an account into a memorialized account after the user's death) to better manage those pages.
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Lastly, Facebook says that it has made additional improvements to its AI algorithms to prevent memorialized accounts from appearing in inappropriate places, like recommendations for event invitations or on the automatically generated list of birthday reminders.
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The company is making several changes to how it deals with accounts that have been memorialized, including one that will attempt to put a stop to birthday reminders and event notifications for friends who have died.
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Lee has been memorialized in most of the live-action Marvel films, where he made cameos in over 20 films beginning with The Trial of the Incredible Hulk in 1989 and ending with 2018's Venom.
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A version of Commodus's exploits was memorialized in Ridley Scott's 2000 film, Gladiator, which is not known for its historical accuracy or authenticity, but certainly solidified the image of the gory gladiator contests in the Coliseum.
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Kent memorialized his concerns in a detailed memo for his files in August, noting that "there was an effort to initiate politically motivated prosecutions" that he believed were "injurious to the rule of law" (USA Today).
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Mr. Hasegawa said he was also drawing on the tradition of Do-So-Jin, a category of Shinto gods believed to watch over travelers and often memorialized in stone figures set by the side of roads.
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The exhibit memorialized 444 people killed by Rao Anwar, a cop who extrajudicially murdered civilians by staging fake encounters in which he claimed to fire in self-defense, but no police officer was killed or injured.
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She selected 1,000 submissions and memorialized each in the form of a small painting of block-lettered words, in many cases on abstract backgrounds simulating abstractions by famous male painters, like Jackson Pollock and Barnett Newman.
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Mr. Germany, who was born in 250, was a promising student; he once participated on "Scholastic Quiz," a television game show in Washington, D.C. — his appearance memorialized in a newspaper clipping that his mother had saved.
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A founding 1972 member of A.I.R., the first all-female artist cooperative gallery, Mayer had spent much of the '70s creating lush fabric sculptures that sometimes memorialized overlooked women in history, as in "The Catherines" (1973).
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Mr. Comey responded — and memorialized his answer later in memos — that such a matter needed to be considered through proper channels between the White House and the Justice Department, rather than by the two of them.
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She memorialized the episodes in complaints to the E.E.O.C. One of the heads of the Proforce propositioned Ms. Glover in text messages, according to a declaration in her complaint submitted by Colin Care, a training manager.
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The assortment of pies and puff pastries are memorialized in detailed illustrations that reveal the kinds of extravagant decorations that emerged from kitchens in this period (the folks at Swann actually impressively replicated Kidder's artichoke pie).
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The quarrel between these two female rulers has gone down in history as one of the most iconic female feuds of all time, molded and memorialized over the years by countless novels, plays, TV shows, and movies.
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President Donald Trump's relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has raised plenty of eyebrows — and it's been memorialized in the White House, where a photo of the two leaders now hangs in the West Wing.
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Many of the leaders memorialized in performance and song—MLK, Malcolm X, Fred Hampton, Patrice Lumumba—died for what people of color still continue to fight for today: equality and a right to live in this country.
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The New Yorker weighed in; the Wall Street Journal tried to reclaim him from the left; Vox wrote an explainer, the Ringer published a cultural recap, and the Washington Post memorialized Gritty Mania in a mini doc.
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While Silberman did get to see the film, four members of the group—including 97-year old Rabbi Isaiah Zeldin, who led the group's Friday blessings—passed away this year and are memorialized on the film's website.
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This inequity gets memorialized not only when a woman starts a job but also when she switches jobs because until now employers were able to ask prospective employees how much they have been paid in the past.
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It's not yet clear what Twitter will do to offer this 'memorialization' of accounts, but there is some precedent they can look to for cues: Facebook has a 'memorialized accounts' feature that it introduced for similar reasons.
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A sweet moment of former President Barack Obama holding the hand of his daughter Sasha and waving at onlookers has been memorialized in a sculpture as part of Rapid City, South Dakota's long-running "City of Presidents" project.
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Mr. Cummings, 68, who died last week after a series of health challenges, was memorialized by congressional leaders in both parties as a man of faith and dignity, and a dedicated public servant, but also as a friend.
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The goal of the new system is twofold: it allows memorialized profiles to remain as they were before the user died, and it also provides a central place for people to share and read memories and other posts.
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The amber memorialized a little scene that unfolded in an ancient subtropical forest of evergreen trees roughly 15 million years after the dinosaurs went extinct and mammals began to assume their new position as Earth's dominant land animals.
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"I don't pretend to know what it's like for a person of color to pass by one of these monuments and consider that those memorialized in stone and metal did not value my freedom or humanity," he said.
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The Cavs superstar has been a huge fan of Austin 3:16 for years ... so he hit up Greg Yuna & Jason "J-FROST" Adams in NYC to get his love for the wrestler memorialized in a new chain.
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These include debris paintings memorialized in wax, an aluminum "tombstone" marking the end of the process, and a hand drawn map disclosing the points of access to the original site, for those brave enough to make the pilgrimage.
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To her comments about voter repression, Espy could have reminded Hyde-Smith that the standard devices for accomplishing the disenfranchisement of voters on a racial basis were invented in Mississippi and even memorialized in the state's 1890 Constitution.
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When Mandela left prison in 1990, she stood next to him, one hand clasped in his as they raised their free hands clenched in fists -- a moment memorialized in a photo that became a symbol of his freedom.
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" The fight was memorialized shortly afterward by Life magazine in an article that included a photograph of Fontinato in the hospital with bandages and a mask across his broken nose and the headline "Don't Mess Around With Gordie.
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Men who committed crimes against humanity in their fur trade shops and private homes, on their farms, islands and Great Lakes trading vessels, are memorialized throughout the metropolis, on street signs, school buildings, town halls and county seats.
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But while affecting the lives of people in my community one person at a time was good, I think that I can have a more meaningful impact by ensuring that those values and beliefs are memorialized in law.
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In the future, if Mr. Barr wants to move forward with a similar bulk-collection program, "the Department should conduct a rigorous, objective legal analysis, memorialized in writing, in advance of initiating such a program," the report said.
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It was the deadliest commercial airline crash in United States history at that point, and it was later memorialized in an episode of "Mad Men" — the father of the character Pete Campbell was said to have died onboard.
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In truth, the current face-off is the culmination of several centuries in which the way history has been memorialized consistently reflected the interests of business leaders, municipal power brokers, wealthy arts patrons, and even main-stream academics.
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Then they spiked the ball for internet points: When Stein memorialized Harambe on Twitter—something she later revealed to be some sort of point about the media—PPP seized the opportunity to tweet its poll result at her.
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The glory boys from 1980 were memorialized with a Disney movie; the OG glory boys from 1960 got medals, a pat on the back, and, if they were lucky, a steak dinner somewhere between Lewiston, Maine, and Framingham, Massachusetts.
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Also memorialized and buried Tuesday was Dr. Jerry Rabinowitz, the congregation's former president and a physician whose kindness celebrated by former patients included his fearless caring for HIV patients shunned by others in the early stages of that epidemic.
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But when time passes and I heal and everyone else heals, yes, I'm going to be thrilled that we have memorialized her through the show and she's got a legacy that we can always turn to and look at.
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McQueen was most recently memorialized in a legendary 2011 show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, but this documentary uses his various collections as jumping-off points to examine his life and the inspirations behind his work.
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President Barack Obama's last-ditch effort to follow through on a pledge he first made as a presidential candidate and memorialized in an executive order he signed days after he was sworn into office was finally laid bare Tuesday.
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Those souls, who were finally memorialized last week with the unveiling of a 6-acre monument in Alabama, were innocents -- black women, men and children who rarely had done more than look the wrong way at a white person.
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The event has long been memorialized in Oklahoma schools by having children dress up as settlers (and some Native children as Native people of the time) and haul plastic wagons across the school field to stake their imaginary claims.
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Homebound at the US ambassador's residence after foul weather forced the cancellation of a trip to an American burial ground, the President was invisible as his European counterparts memorialized the World War I slaughter across the former Western Front.
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It might refer to Britain's Queen Anne, whose bloody mis-stitch supposedly ruined a perfectly good lace-making effort (and whose royal blood is now memorialized in the tiny purple dot near the center of a wild carrot's flower).
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If this far-fetched idea of an insurance policy were actually true, it also could include tactics memorialized in a memo, written in 2009 by a Democratic strategist working at the time for the liberal smear group Media Matters.
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And in the night's most topical song, Zoe Mulford's "The President Sang Amazing Grace," she memorialized the 2015 church murders in Charleston, S.C. Ms. Baez's progressive politics are so well known that she didn't have to elaborate on them.
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But on the square where the S.U.V. has stopped — the spot where the young gang once shot randomly, killing a boy now memorialized there — some fans have managed to get close enough to take a selfie with Mr. Saviano.
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Even as lawmakers publicly memorialized Mr. Cummings, Democrats were already sizing up possible replacements on Thursday, with many privately lamenting that there was not an obvious choice who could quickly step into the role and approximate Mr. Cummings's stature.
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For nearly four decades, Michiko Kakutani, who has decided to step down as chief book critic of The New York Times, has anointed new talent, charted the peaks and valleys of literary careers and memorialized writers when they're gone.
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While Mark Hamill has continually memorialized his close friend and Star Wars co-star Carrie Fisher in the days since her death, he shared a longer piece about Fisher and their friendship in a special, emotional column on Monday.
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The museum's greatest example of the synthesis of art and history, beauty and tragedy, might be "April 4," a work from 1969, by the abstractionist painter Sam Gilliam, in which the artist memorialized Martin Luther King, Jr.,'s assassination.
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Yet, outside of places like Dongducheon, where activists and artists have memorialized the struggles of South Korean camp-town women, their searing and sometimes violent experiences in the industry are a distant memory, much like the Korean War itself.
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The local time of liftoff was 1:28 AM on October 5, but for people living in North American, European, and Western Russian time zones, the launch occurred on Friday, October 4, and history has memorialized that date as Sputnik's anniversary.
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"Just a few days after the Tree of Life Massacre in Pittsburgh we came together here with the Rabbi and his congregants ... and not only memorialized the victims of Pittsburgh but we talked about how to minimize future tragedies," Vaus said.
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Today, Dee Dee's Facebook page remains public but has been memorialized, and the murder message that Gypsy and Godejohn shared is actually still up — along with the comments that people posted as they tried to figure out what was going on.
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"This Court concludes that there was neither an agreement nor a promise not to prosecute, only an exercise of prosecutorial discretion, memorialized by the February 17, 2005 press release," Montgomery County Judge Steven O'Neill wrote in his six-page order Monday.
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Trump has said he does not remember much of what happened at the "very unimportant" campaign meeting memorialized in a photo that Trump posted on Instagram of roughly a dozen men sitting around a table, including Trump, Sessions and Papadopoulos.
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In many books published in the West, and in the minds of some Russian intellectuals, the three days of August 1991 were the Russian version of a velvet revolution, and they have been memorialized as the end of the Soviet Union.
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So here is what the re-opened F.B.I. background investigation into Judge Kavanaugh should include at a minimum: The results of these interviews typically will be memorialized in forms known as 302s, which are simply formal summaries of an investigator's notes.
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At the time, officials at the FBI knew Comey had memorialized his interactions with the President, but were not aware he shared the contents outside of the bureau until Comey divulged it during his testimony last June, one source explained.
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Studio 360's American Icons series, hosted by Kurt Anderson, has tackled everything from Superman to The Autobiography of Malcolm X. The episode on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial examines how public art memorialized a war that didn't seem worth its losses.
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Admiral Rogers's deputy was so stunned by a phone call that the two had with Mr. Trump about Russian intervention in the 2016 presidential election that he memorialized it in a memo signed by both men and stored in a safe.
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In the week or so since his death last Monday, Mr. Petty has been memorialized as carrying some kind of classic-rock baton, which came as a surprise to me since all my first encounters with him happened on MTV.
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Charles put a small container with some of Barden's ashes on his mantel under a framed No. 70 jersey, got a tattoo on his bicep that memorialized Barden and spent several months lobbying to have the school pay tribute to him.
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Ralph S. Northam, the Democratic nominee for governor, has firmed up his call to take down Confederate monuments in the state where much of the Civil War was fought and where so many Confederate leaders, now memorialized in marble, emerged.
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Sevruk memorialized the meeting in a government memo that the general prosecutor's office provided to me, stating that the three Americans offered an apology for the "false" narrative that had been provided by U.S. officials about Shokin being corrupt and inept.
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It's difficult to gauge whether or not a person on social media is dead or alive, except on Facebook, where the word "Remembering" denotes who is deceased — something that occurs automatically once the account has been memorialized — on the platform.
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Stanley had a beautiful voice, memorialized as the uncredited narrator in the film version of "To Kill A Mockingbird," and when we talked about theatre, particularly actors, she was as brilliant a commentator as Shaw or Tynan—a constructive truth teller.
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Each time a man dies, he is memorialized with a tasteful death notice on a black screen, with his real name as well as his underworld alias, and a glyph suggesting which maker he has been sent off to meet.
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One of those was Maurice Scott, a 15-year-old whose face was memorialized on a mural that covers one side of a corner store where he was shot in the head by a bullet that wasn't meant for him.
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He would have us believe that, as FBI director, he memorialized in print his decision that the leading candidate for president of the United States had committed crimes, yet later could not recollect anything about the most important decision of his career.
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" The incident was memorialized in "The Ballad of John and Yoko", released shortly before the Beatles broke up: Drove from Paris to the Amsterdam Hilton / Talking in our beds for a week / The news people said, "Say what you doing in bed?
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Lee is memorialized in most of the live-action Marvel films, where he made cameos in 26 movies, beginning with The Trial of the Incredible Hulk in 1989, where he appeared in a courtroom dream sequence, and ending with 2018's Venom.
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Hours after the March for Our Lives protest ended, actress Millie Bobby Brown, 14, hit the Kid's Choice Awards red carpet in an outfit that memorialized the 17 people who lost their lives during the Parkland, Florida, school shooting on Feb. 14.
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On Thursday, an estimated 50,000 of fans memorialized Elvis at a candlelight vigil on the Graceland grounds — with Priscilla in tow alongside her and Elvis' only child Lisa Marie Presley and her 10-year-old twin daughters Harper Lockwood and Finley Lockwood.
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When he debuted his clothing collection Yeezy Three at Madison Square Garden in early 2016, he sold merchandise: a T- shirt that memorialized her on the front, with a tribute to Kim's late father, who died of cancer in 2003, on the back.
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Crawford will be memorialized with his own 1850 marble sculpture "The Babes in the Wood," which Green-Wood acquired in 2014 and is currently on display inside the Gothic arch at the cemetery's entrance at 25th Street and Fifth Avenue in Brooklyn.
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Inside was a blue-and-white flag that once flew on the mast of the Exodus, a ship memorialized in book and film after the British turned it away from Palestine in 1947 with 4,500 Holocaust survivors and other refugees on board.
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Lee is also memorialized in most of the live-action Marvel films, where he made cameos in 26 movies, beginning with The Trial of the Incredible Hulk in 1989, where he appeared in a courtroom dream sequence, and ending with 2018's Venom.
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Santiago, Cuba (CNN)Fidel Castro, the Cuban revolution commander who governed and symbolized the island nation for half a century, was memorialized Saturday night by hundreds of thousands of cheering, flag-waving people packed into Antonio Maceo Revolution Square in Santiago de Cuba.
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He's also memorialized in most of the live-action Marvel films, where he made cameos in 26 movies, beginning with The Trial of the Incredible Hulk in 1989, where he appeared in a courtroom dream sequence, and most recently in 2018's Venom.
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A sign over the entrance memorialized two visits by the Supreme Leader: "General duty ship Moojige received on-the-spot guidance by the esteemed comrade Kim Jong Un." The restaurant's distinguishing charm is that you can catch your own lunch in its tanks.
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As everyone was mourning life as we know it, the social media giant "memorialized" personal accounts around the world with a banner noting that the account holder had passed away, and that their living Facebook page had been turned into a memorial wall.
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Without Jones and Baxley, both white men born in Alabama and educated in the state's law schools, the murders of the children killed on that "bloody Sunday" and memorialized in Spike Lee's wrenching film "4 Little Girls" would have gone forever unpunished.
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For now, animals will remain off the Obituary pages, but not excluded from the rest of the paper, where exceptional animals — "if this animal made a mark in some way," as Mr. McDonald defined it — might still be memorialized in other ways.
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Now, the Raptors superfan will be forever memorialized in the new gallery at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, according to an announcement by Hall of Fame chairman Jerry Colangelo Friday during the start of NBA All-Star Weekend in Chicago.
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Stern is memorialized in street names in every major Israeli town, and it is not unreasonable to assume that Yair Netanyahu, the prime minister's son, whose father celebrated Stern as a mythical model of Zionist struggle, is called by Stern's nom de guerre.
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When an owner of a Facebook account dies, the social network often turns it into a "memorialized account," a special type of profile which can only be moderated by the so called "legacy accounts," had they been chosen beforehand by the account's original owner.
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I flashed to the impromptu calls that preceded this recent one, everyday scenes memorialized by surprise news: the Target aisle where I picked up to hear my childhood friend expecting her first, the lazy Saturday morning interrupted by a sorority sister announcing her baby.
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But in a major exception, the meaning of yearbooks and what young humans have memorialized in them is currently at the center of a national conversation with history-making repercussions, because of what Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh wrote in his 1983 senior yearbook.
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Facebook is a particularly prominent example of that, and now the company is rolling out a new Tributes feature that lets users leave messages in a dedicated section of a memorialized account (that is, one created by a dead person) separate from the profile's Timeline.
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In previously unreported interactions, some of which are memorialized in emails now under review, Mr. Cohen mediated a dispute between Omarosa Manigault-Newman , who had been a star on Mr. Trump's 'Apprentice' reality TV show, and the Enquirer over a story about her brother's murder.
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Mamacita tells the documentary interviewer that, while Joan was memorialized with a "star-studded" funeral and even a moment of silence observed by the studios, it would have been much more meaningful if those people had reached out to the actress when she was alive.
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Although not part of the IG's original scope, we have since learned in congressional testimony from Comey that he memorialized his interactions with Trump in various memos, and shared the content of at least one of them with the press after he was fired.
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In Massachusetts, prioritizing academic knowledge was memorialized in the Education Reform Act, which eschewed "soft skills" such as "cultural competence" and "global awareness" in favor of a strong focus on the liberal arts, such as history and literature, and enforcing accountability through high-stakes testing.
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Read more: Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner are reportedly mourning the loss of their dog Waldo after it was hit by a car in a 'freak accident'Now the couple has forever memorialized the miniature husky by getting his sweet face inked onto their forearms.
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Atkins, who died saving three soldiers from an explosion from an Iraqi suicide bomber by turning himself into a human shield, will be memorialized when Trump presents his son, Trevor, and his parents with the Medal of Honor at a White House ceremony Wednesday afternoon.
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In the words of his biographers Stephen Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, in the first version he "memorialized the limitless possibilities of his dreams in the Midi," using measured brushstrokes and areas of flat, bright color that create a feeling of order and calm.
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Just two days after the nation memorialized the deaths of thousands of Americans who died in 9/11, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to deny the deaths of thousands of Americans who died due to Hurricane Maria, and the dismally slow government aid response.
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For the North, the trail was either the Truong Son Strategic Supply Route, or Highway 559, numerals that memorialized the month (May) and year (1959) the government of North Vietnam reached a formal decision to provide active support to the insurrection in the South.
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But Mr. de Blasio said that his gradual shift — memorialized on Thursday at a news conference where he announced his support for legalization, with some caveats — did not come simply because other states had done so, or because of the revenue it could bring.
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Sugar Land officials, who want to move the remains to a nearby cemetery, are at odds with members of a city-appointed task force who rightly argue that a historical find of this magnitude should be memorialized on the spot where it was discovered.
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One of those minor characters whose short life is touchingly evoked and memorialized is named Toussaint Legrand, a very poor, ill-educated, and undernourished young man who begs his way into Judge Célestin's political circle, and who ends up working as his unofficial campaign manager.
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Martha McSally, the clear frontrunner for the nomination and the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat, debuted an ad last week reminiscent of McCain, who has been memorialized in the days after his recent death for his military service and pragmatic politics.
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Hours after Saturday's March for Our Lives, the Stranger Things actress, 14, showed her support for the gun violence protest by wearing a shirt to the Kid's Choice Awards that memorialized the 17 people who lost their lives during the Parkland, Florida, school shooting on Feb. 14.
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They include a sanctuary where many hundreds have been married, baptized and memorialized; a 4,114 pipe organ, the largest in Bergen County; and 10-feet-tall stained-glass windows, including one designed by Louis C. Tiffany that was estimated to be worth more than $1 million.
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Rather, their affections attach to men like John Boehner, perpetually out on his lawnmower; or Ben Sasse, with his family canon of great books by men; or good old John McCain, so recently memorialized by every old liberal's new favorite young person, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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In the almost four years since Mr. Garner's death, black men and boys who have died unjustly at the hands of the police — Walter Scott in South Carolina, Philando Castile in Minnesota, Tamir Rice in Cleveland — have been memorialized, honoring the humanity that has been lost.
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There are others, all memorialized in song: the time her schoolmates made fun of the homemade rags she wore on picture day ("Coat of Many Colors"), the time a gorgeous, redheaded bank teller dared flirt with her husband, Carl Dean, in front of his wife ("Jolene").
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" Lewes (pronounced LEW-is) has several claims to historical fame, being at one time the home of Thomas Paine, the radical American author of "Common Sense," who is memorialized with a plaque on the town's White Hart Hotel marking the place where he "expounded his revolutionary politics.
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In moments still memorialized in images on opposition banners and t-shirts, he was arrested in 2014 after leading anti-government protests and pictured pumping his fist and stepping into a military vehicle with a Venezuelan flag in one hand and a white flower in the other.
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Facebook, which incorporates your privacy settings for content in videos, has also added its own filters in the attempt to exclude people you've unfriended, unfollowed, blocked, dumped (or been dumped by) — or people who have died and have Facebook pages that have been converted to memorialized accounts.
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You have guns and power but you don't have the right to take away lives Those killings were memorialized in a Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph from 1976 of a lifeless student dangling from a tree as a man swings at the corpse with a folded chair.
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Photo: Hector Viva (Getty Images)When a group of about 40 players first tested out a live game called the Machine Learning President at a private event in San Francisco this February, they were unaware that the game would end up memorialized in the pages of The New Yorker.
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One key aspect of that struggle is Bloomberg's own company, Bloomberg LP. Indeed, some of the candidate's purportedly most outrageous remarks were originally memorialized by his own employees in an actual booklet that has been passed around, samizdat-style, for decades by his former staffers, journalists, and political operatives.
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It also defines how claims will be "substantiated by clear evidence of behavior that violates the Academy's Standards of Conduct": The violation must have been witnessed by another person, reported to another person, memorialized in writing, or established as part of a pattern of misconduct by the same member.
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The pastor said that Oghi's wife had gone to his church with her parents when she was in high school, which meant that it had been more than twenty years since the pastor had last seen her, yet he prayed and memorialized her as if he knew her well.
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Avoiding the Orientalist narrative, which portrays these works as "alien" and incomprehensible, the show focuses instead on the way architects and sculptors marshalled geometric forms and abstraction to foster unity among Yugoslavia's multi-ethnic population, which included both the perpetrators and the victims of the crimes being memorialized.
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In honor of the fallen legend, Quintanilla was inducted into several halls of fame, including those of Billboard and the Hard Rock Café, was the basis for the 1997 film Selena (starring Jennifer Lopez as the woman herself) as well as memorialized in street murals across the country.
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Ibrahimovic, who, at 37, is nearing the age at which soccer legends are memorialized for the trophies they won and the goals they scored, said he was happy for Beckham, a former teammate of his at Paris St.-Germain and a two-time M.L.S. Cup winner with the Galaxy.
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Even as he was memorialized in the solemn rituals of the Roman Catholic Church, the chaotic footage of his final moments — dragged out of the bodega and stabbed and slashed by a mob of assailants — haunted many who had come to celebrate his life and mourn his death.
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That claim is now memorialized on the Thruway: Next to the "rough road" sign, the tribe erected a "Welcome to the Seneca Nation" sign that asserts that the state owes the Senecas more than $675 million, or $1 per every car the tribe estimates has traveled through there.
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In addition to her 28 years with the district attorney's office — a time memorialized on her office wall by a framed courtroom sketch of her in full prosecution mode — Friel worked for a security company as a vice president for a division specializing in investigating and consulting on sexual misconduct.
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Likewise, from Slaughterhouse-Five, to Armageddon in Retrospect, to Bluebeard, as well as various players in the short stories compiled in Welcome to the Monkeyhouse, Vonnegut continuously memorialized and fictionalized experiences of war — based on his own military service during WWII and his time in a POW camp in Dresden.
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Krista Franklin's ...to take root among the stars, a deconstructed artist book of handmade paper and archival materials informed by surrealism and Afrofuturism, also explores "what gets to be considered worthy of being memorialized" and how often black people have to create narrative frameworks for understanding themselves, according to the curator.
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In these opinions, Thomas argued that our commitment to the ideal of inherent equality memorialized in the majestic words of the Declaration of Independence that "all men are created equal" means every person should be judged as an individual rather than as a member of a certain racial or ethnic group.
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This means that Israel marked the septuagenary "platinum" anniversary of its independence a full 24 days before America and its other allies paid their respects, on May 14, 63, the eve of the date memorialized by Palestinians as Nakba Day: the day that brought the destruction (Al Nakba) of their homeland.
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The first half of the 2016 baseball season is set to be memorialized in the traditional way at Tuesday night's All-Star game in San Diego, with droves of substitutions and stilted dugout interviews and, somehow, Julio Teheran pitching to Eduardo Nuñez at a crucial spot in the late innings.
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Memorialized in myth and in the painting "The Intervention of the Sabine Women" by Jacques-Louis David, they are here to remind us, through the story of their abduction by Roman warriors and their peacemaking during the ensuing war, of the long and almost foundational role of rape throughout history.
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Battlefields, of course, are memorialized as actual spaces with inalienable demands on collective memory; we speak of their locales as "hallowed ground," and at Gettysburg the stopping of Pickett's Charge by Union forces has been fixed, indeed enshrined, as the Confederacy's "high-water mark" (the title of one of Bradford's Pickett's Charge canvases).
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SM: And yet the final scene of our show set in an apple orchard that was planted in Connor's honor, and not exactly in a straight-line way, but yet as Evan says at the end of the show, "He was memorialized," and there is this moment to step out into the sun.
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During a discussion on "Fox and Friends," host Ainsley Earhardt bungled her attempt at patriotism, claiming that the United States had defeated "communist Japan" during World War II. (Japan has never been communist.) A few hours later, it memorialized the late Aretha Franklin by showing a picture of the still-alive Patti LaBelle.
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At Spumoni Gardens, signs in the window memorialized Mr. Barbati, a throwback to an earlier era of Italian Brooklyn, who once had skirmished over the secret recipe for his pizza sauce and who was known as Lu Lu. Arriving at the locked doors, Deanne Smith, a parole supervisor visiting from New Braunfels, Tex.
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That call, part of a successful, if highly improbable, seven-month undercover operation Stallworth conducted into the Klan's local chapter, has been memorialized on film by John David Washington, who plays Stallworth in this summer's much lauded adaptation by Spike Lee of Stallworth's memoir, "Black Klansman" (retitled for the movie as "BlacKkKlansman").
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Combatants in World War II and Vietnam are memorialized in popular sites on the National Mall, but the men who fought and died in the Great War have no such honor (though there is a small memorial specific to soldiers from Washington, and a small national monument is in the planning stages).
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Only two among some dozen figures on display at Library Street are deceased, including Swoon's mother, who is memorialized in a two-in-one image that captures her holding Swoon as a baby, as well as a skeletal form hooked up to the medical devices that were accessories to her last moments on Earth.
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On Thursday, Bush's casket will travel back to Houston, where he will be memorialized at St. Martin's Episcopal Church and eulogized by his grandson, Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush, and former Secretary of State James Baker, a man who has been by Bush's side since the former president's failed 1970 Senate campaign in Texas.
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ROSENSTEIN THREATENED TO 'SUBPOENA' GOP-LED COMMITTEE IN 'CHILLING' CLASH OVER RECORDS, EMAILS SHOW Video But according to the reviewed emails that memorialized a January 2018 closed-door meeting involving senior Justice Department and FBI officials, as well as members of the House Intelligence Committee, Rosenstein threatened to fire back at the committee's relentless inquiries regarding the Russia investigation.
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Guston's roots in Italian art run deep — "from the beginning," as Ashton stated — a symbiosis memorialized in his 24 painting "Pantheon," in which he emblazoned the names of Masaccio, Piero della Francesca, Giotto, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, and Giorgio de Chirico alongside a depiction of a hanging light bulb and a blank canvas resting on an easel.
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Erickson's debate opponent, the Christian talk-show host and fervent Trump supporter Janet Parshall, responded by reciting a litany of sinners in chief — from Thomas Jefferson with the out-of-wedlock child he fathered with a slave, to Warren G. Harding with his multiple liaisons, to Richard Nixon with his foul language memorialized on the White House tapes.
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Related: Read more at 'Primary Sources,' the VICE News FOIA blog In one email VICE News obtained, the SEC's chief FOIA officer, John Livornese, remarked to a colleague after the Senate memorialized its position in a report, "Just when you thought exemption 8 couldn't get any stronger," meaning the SEC could continue to withhold information under that exemption.
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ATLANTA — It was 2014 — and in retrospect, an altogether different period in American history — when this city's Alliance Theater first staged its adaptation of "Native Guard," Natasha Trethewey's Pulitzer Prize-winning poetry collection that conjures little-known scenes from the black Civil War experience, and challenges the way the broader story of the war has been told and memorialized.
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In the meantime, the bookstore continues to serve as a hub for town life, past and present: In addition to hosting regular card game evenings for young and old, this year Mr. Frühauf published a book about the town's 800-year history, from its origins as a center for salt production to its less publicly memorialized Nazi history.
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In Untitled, a series of 48 collage works made from a single "Picture Day" portrait—a family photo in the ways that it is circulated to family members and memorialized in the family photo album—of the artist when he was a kindergarten student, Roach continues his examination of the slippage between photography's ability to capture reality versus performance.
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More From PCmag Sony Quietly Rolls Out New PS4 Model Microsoft: Facial-Recognition Tech Needs to Be Regulated PC Shipments Up After Long Slump (But it Won't Last) New MacBook Pro's Keyboard Is Not Absolutely Awful Under the existing rules, Facebook allows a user to choose between permanently deleting their account or having it turned into a memorialized account when they die.
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Never one to sleep through the night, interludes in my slumber are typically memorialized by nothing more meaningful than kicking a snoring dog off the bed or briefly, nonsensically I might add, checking my iPhone for an email, an update on Asian markets or a text from my now-grown children before quickly falling back into a state of light unconsciousness.
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Some years ago, when Darren Jones and I were gathering examples for our study, The Contemporary Art Gallery: Display, Power and Privilege (9803), we were interested in how much that institution had changed since the heyday of the white cube, as memorialized in Brian O'Doherty's famous book Inside the White Cube (1986, adapted from articles that appeared in Artforum 10 years earlier).
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Memorialized in movies, books and TV mini-series, the winter sabotage of the Vemork chemical plant in Telemark County of Nazi-occupied Norway was one of the most dramatic and important military missions of World War II. It put the German nuclear scientists months behind and allowed the United States to overtake the Germans in the quest to produce the first atomic bomb.
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