And keep making it better, stronger, and more thought provoking.
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I wonder whether centering Ringgold might have been a more thought-provoking choice.
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The truth Bašić reveals to me over the phone, however, makes them more unnerving—and more thought-provoking.
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Lower guarantees aside, other events over the past six months have made art a more thought-provoking investment.
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Some of the more thought-provoking objects on display examine displacement and her heritage with an eye towards the Middle East.
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Meanwhile, shows that are closer to the "savor" end of the spectrum tend to be more "thought-provoking" and "open to interpretation," according to Netflix.
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The answers it gives aren't tidy, embodied in a villain who's more thoughtful, with more thought-provoking motives, than his counterparts in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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A whopping number makes it interesting, sure, but it becomes a little more thought-provoking when you consider that what's being capitalized on in this case are artifacts of faith.
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What the show gets right and wrong, as CBS tries to walk that fine line in the search for younger viewers, is more thought-provoking than a thousand hours of Mario Lopez one-liners.
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" According to the Fenty Beauty creator, even the steamy video was supposed to be more thought-provoking than titillating: "I wanted the video to say that but still play off of the theme of S&M.
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Which is truly a shame, since its source novel remains one of the more thought-provoking exercises by King on death and loss, and what happens when we refuse to face what's right in front of us.
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With 30-second TV spots having cost a reported $5 million each, marketers have to decide what will draw in consumers; and that could be celebrity appearances, brand-new designs or opting for a more thought-provoking tone.
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While we admit we're overjoyed the Mani Cam is a thing of the past, and we fully support #AskMeMore — encouraging more thought-provoking questions for women on the carpet — the beauty looks are still the main event for us.
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"On the podcast, we can put something out a little racier or a little more thought-provoking that maybe a mom in Mississippi doesnt want coming on the radio when she's driving her kids to the grocery store," Burns says.
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Rendered in a limited palette of black and gray and cream, twill and flannel and herringbone, decorated sparingly with what looked like a flock of rabid silk flamingos or jeweled lace, they were all the more thought-provoking for their apparent simplicity.
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While the images of hob-goblins and scaly chimeras in Graven Images are playful reminders of how we once perceived our world, other early depictions are more thought-provoking, revealing societal values buried beneath the layers of time that are less fun to remember, but no less important.
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Though Devine does not believe that the Explorer app on its own is responsible for attracting more visitors, she says that the museum's research on the app's effectiveness revealed that visitors who used the app "found the whole museum experience more thought-provoking," on average, than those who did not use the app.
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Included with many Family Performances is a Create-A- Puppet workshop that relates to the show. The Center for Puppetry Arts also has the New Directions Series which features teen and adult-oriented shows by Atlanta artists and visiting companies. The New Directions Series are known for being more thought-provoking and visually appealing. Each show has a recommended age limit for those attending.
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The website's critics consensus reads: "Borrowing heavily from better films in service of a predictable story, Survivor will struggle to sustain the interest of even the most avid action thriller fans." IGN awarded Survivor 5 out of 10, saying "The film is particularly disappointing as McTeigue also directed V for Vendetta, a much sharper, much more intriguing, much more thought-provoking look at our post-9/11 world."Lasser, Josh (2015).
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One of the more thought-provoking items on display is the New Drop Gallows. It is thought to be the only surviving gallows of its type in the UK. The gallows were portable and were set up at the front of Oakham Gaol when needed. The gallows was first used in 1813 to hang two burglars. The New Drop design was not to be very effective as the drop was too short to break the neck cleanly.
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Though not as popular as the closed-note test, open-note tests are slowly rising in popularity. An open-note test allows the test taker to bring in all of their notes and use them while taking the test. The questions asked on open-note exams are typically more thought provoking and intellectual than questions on a closed-note exam. Rather than testing what facts you know, open-note exams force you to apply the facts to a broader question.
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She also acted in stage-plays/dance-drama like Valmiki Pratibha and in films like Dahan directed by Rituparno Ghosh. Her other intellectual pursuits included: reciting poetry, writing short stories, poems and children's rhymes, publishing essays and books on more thought-provoking subjects, such as the grammar and techniques involved in rendering Rabindra Sangeet or on the aesthetics of the music of Tagore. Her greatest achievements may have been her ability to immortalise Tagore's songs both at home and abroad to people of all ages. Invited to the USSR and Hungary, Mitra spread the message of Tagore to the western audience.
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Bill is long known for his high production values and creative staging. Highlights of his career include purchasing the Broadway set of Company from Hal Prince; the off Broadway plants for Little Shop of Horrors; and the Tony Award-winning costumes from Nine. Not one to rest on commercial hits alone, Pullinsi opened the Forum Theatre in 1970 to present deeper and more thought provoking theater including The National Health, Robert and Elizabeth and the world premiere of Boss. Additionally, at Candlelight, he took chances on musicals that were considered to be artistic or commercial flops that he made major successes including Follies, Song & Dance and Rags.
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In 2017, an Italian version entitled Herbert West: Re-Animator was released with Emanuele Cerman as Dr. Herbert West. A film by the name of Antihuman was set to release in early 2017 before being rebranded as Re- Animator: Evolution, with Johnathan Schaech in the lead role as Dr. Herbert West. The title was then changed to Herbert West: Re-Animator with a release date of December 15, 2018, and Schaech no longer on the cast list. It was described as "much darker, more thought-provoking, and more so grounded in science than the original film" and will keep in tune with the original Lovecraft story.
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This, he felt, leaves extra preparatory work for the DM, who may want to weave the city into their campaign and make use of existing character histories, for the scenario to work to its full potential. In his review of B1-9 In Search of Adventure in Dragon magazine No. 128 (December 1987), Ken Rolston calls David "Zeb" Cook's The Veiled Society one of the "two exceptionally fine adventures" in the compilation, and "a rare example of a political and diplomatic adventure in an urban setting for low-level D&D; game characters". In his 1991 book Heroic Worlds, Lawrence Schick calls this adventure "more thought- provoking than your usual hack-and-slash Basic scenario".
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Cultural influences from her travels in China, Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong were documented in 2016 on WNYU radio. That same year, she submitted her Face Montage to the What is Feminist Art? collection at the Lawrence A. Fleischman Gallery, it consisted of various images of Chinatown bands and a portrait of Danny Chen. She has described her Art Deviation exhibition in 2020 as “work that has more surprise and mystery, that is more thought provoking, pleasing and enticing so that it's not just technique... You are trying to draw them into a conversation, to bring in something unusual, to make the viewer sense there is a tantalizing experience.” Politeness and Poverty' public mural, image from book by Lucy Lippard, Mixed Blessings New Art in a Multicultural America Kuo received scholarships and studied at International Center of Photography in New York City.
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"Even the arts patron often finds arts on TV not as satisfying as it should be ... And the word 'entertainment' is too vague. Therefore, much like ESPN uses its letters rather than what they stand for – Entertainment Sports (Programming) Network – we decided to go to just A&E.;" Of the network's tagline, Goit said, "Intellectually, 'Time well spent' defines a comparison between those who view a lot of television as a wasteland, and their acknowledgment that there are good things on TV and that they'd like to watch more thought-provoking TV."Ross, Chuck, "Cable Marketer of the Year: A&E;"; Advertising Age, December 8, 1997 A&E; and Meridian Broadcasting commissioned Horatio Hornblower (1999), winner of two Primetime Emmy Awards, and the seven subsequent dramas in the series; Dash and Lilly (1999), which received nine Emmy nominations; and The Crossing (2000), which won the Peabody Award. The network created two original weekly drama series, Sidney Lumet's 100 Centre Street and Nero Wolfe, both of which lasted from 2001 to 2002.
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Another inspiration was the wave of "alien Doppelgänger" films which had come 10 years before in the 1950s, typified by Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) and the British film Quatermass 2 (1957), known in America as Enemy from Space. While these paranoid tales of extraterrestrials who lived among us, posing as humans while planning a takeover, are usually linked with a Red Scare subtext, Martin simply wanted a premise that would keep the hero moving around and that would explain why he could not go to the authorities (i.e. not only had some aliens infiltrated human institutions already, but most humans would dismiss a claim of alien invasion as a paranoid delusion). However, as the series unfolded, the various 'disappearances' of people in episodes (killed by the Invaders, such as Vincent's partner Alan Landers—played by James Daly—in the pilot, etc.), those installed alien figures revealed to be aliens by Vincent thus having to withdraw (such as Edward Andrews' character in "The Mutation", etc.) plus the surviving one or two key human witnesses in most episodes (from the third episode onwards) did rather alter the basic premise of the show to something deeper and more thought-provoking early on.
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