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It's way more labyrinthine than just red light pinging a red photoreceptor so you see red.
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The initiative makes the already chaotic museum with its frenzy of antiquities and art even more labyrinthine.
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After releasing several EPs and singles, each more labyrinthine than the last, Moses Sumney has finally dropped his debut album Aromanticism.
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Ms. Pritzker traveled to Havana in October to begin the discussions, which have been made even more labyrinthine on the American side by the statutory embargo.
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Southern apologists for slavery, who liked to talk about "happy slaves," had to devise ever more labyrinthine theories to explain why such happy people were so determined to escape.
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Though the cause, a drug overdose, might have seemed to have resulted from the trappings of such a career — particularly at a time when excess was synonymous with the music industry — Sill's existence was much more labyrinthine.
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The finale grows more labyrinthine by the second, shifting its focus from Lucca's frayed relationship with Colin to Diane's fraught trip to the hospital to visit Kurt McVeigh, who was injured saving a baby from a carjacker.
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It's a heaviness which is inspired most patently by Swedish extreme metalheads Meshuggah—a late career influence that made Tool's music even more labyrinthine But prior to 10,000 Days, their aggro-ness was more direct, less self-serious.
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The simplicity and sturdiness of Seven Samurai's plot accounts for much of what makes it so powerful, and so adaptable: It never strays off on tangents in search of the sort of quick narrative highs that can make more labyrinthine plots so appealing.
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While the series' alien storyline (often called its "mythology" or "mytharc") grew more and more labyrinthine and impossible to follow, the monster-of-the-week episodes veered all over the place, a tribute to just how inventive TV could be when given free rein.
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