These increasingly sinister warnings came from more unexpected places, too.
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And the game has other, more unexpected positive consequences. 1.
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And there were a lot more unexpected things that happened.
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Some social scientists have come up with more unexpected results.
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Then Ms. Eroshok heard from an even more unexpected quarter.
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The more unexpected objects are among the most moving ones.
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This year, the fourth best destination is a little more unexpected.
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But the museum faced a more unexpected wildfire scenario in 2015.
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Hopefully it inspires more unexpected outfits from cosplayers in the future.
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More unexpected, their brains also worked differently after they had ridden.
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More unexpected was the Super Bowl's inability to avoid the fray.
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But more unexpected results were found in the biopsied muscle cells.
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But as the cast-list gets longer, things are getting more unexpected.
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There is no horse more unexpected than Yuuma from My Horse Prince.
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There was more unexpected lyricism in Paul Lansky's "Threads," another So commission.
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But it was hard to find a more unexpected contributor than Austin.
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" Plus, they'll reveal "more unexpected twists and revelations from the whole season.
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But now, there's another — and far more unexpected — trend: rustic, woodsy necklaces.
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This news was even more unexpected than news of the remake itself.
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More unexpected is the way Miguel moves toward the show's center this week.
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But one more unexpected complication was awaiting the new family at the airport.
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If we talked about it more, I think more unexpected things would happen.
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Not a lone tortured child, in this case, but something far more unexpected.
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He loves making deals, and perhaps the more unexpected and creative, the better.
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More unexpected: In January and February, the Knicks lost 18 in a row.
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You can also ask for more unexpected things like furniture or appliances, Olsen says.
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The only thing more unexpected than Rocket League's dynamic gameplay is its monstrous success.
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While most of the favorites are no surprise, some are a little more unexpected.
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The latest update comes from one of the more unexpected corners of the Googleverse.
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One of the more unexpected joys of the game's writing, though, is the humor.
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The brigade of stars going platinum just gained one more unexpected member: Zac Efron.
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More unexpected, however, was his accusation that China is meddling in U.S. midterm elections.
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And that will be a certainty if more unexpected costs at Yahoo are discovered.
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Right in the middle of that whirlwind came more unexpected news: Caro lost her job.
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They're excited to open more stores, and plan on working in more unexpected categories soon.
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Her next go-to fall style is a little more unexpected: pairing socks with sandals.
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And all of a sudden, Thompson's novel turns into something far more unexpected and gripping.
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But even more unexpected is the photographer: Eudora Welty, the elder stateswoman of American letters.
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PARIS — Virginia Woolf is proving one of the more unexpected fashion muses of the moment.
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So now, counter, counterintuitively, the more unexpected shoe choice is a bow-bedecked ballet flat.
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But the reason for the demographic shift is perhaps more unexpected: There are less white Catholics.
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Perhaps this place and this country would be better served with a few more unexpected friendships.
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But every now and then, the most eye-opening fashion lessons stem from more unexpected experiences.
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The more unexpected the light is, the more the clock will shift in response to it.
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By then, the Mets may have more unexpected twists in a woeful season full of them.
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But, the question for us was is there more unexpected recording going on then we realize?
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More unexpected still was the presence of the combative Fabian Delph and the enigmatic Riyad Mahrez.
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Once inside the restaurant, Ms. Zuckerman was shocked yet again to see four more unexpected guests.
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Then came the even more unexpected announcement that Irving would make his return over the weekend.
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What's more unexpected is that the partners the tech behemoth announced are approaching the situation warily.
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And nothing was more unexpected than Bill Goldberg destroying Brock Lesnar in a minute and a half.
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True to form, Bynes has shocked us again, but this time the change is even more unexpected.
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More unexpected fun will come to your partnerships, and an encouraging conversation is sure to go down.
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That one, for me, was much more unexpected and moving than I ever thought it would be.
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What's more unexpected is the subtlety with which this natural powerhouse shades her character from the start.
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AI enhancement of blurry images is just the latest leap, and one of the more unexpected ones.
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"Perhaps this place in this country would be better served with a few more unexpected friendships," Meadows said.
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Adding hormones, like those present in steroids, to the mix could cause even more unexpected reactions, Castro said.
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That's given Democrats some hope that they could pull off one or more unexpected victories here this fall.
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Last night, Wall Street's "Fearless Girl" statue swapped her pink pussy hat for something a bit more unexpected.
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The lack of hunger has been one of the more unexpected outcomes of his regular multi-day fasts.
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Easy energy flows today, and a seemingly quiet evening will turn into something much more unexpected later on.
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But in addition to stuff in her wheelhouse, Franklin was never afraid to take on something more unexpected like ?
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But those moments of solitude are quickly outweighed by her more unexpected characteristics; she's sharp-tongued, witty, and bossy.
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There's also a slightly more unexpected guest—cult Southern rapper Yelawolf, who appears on the album's most surprising track.
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One of the more unexpected sights within the United States Capitol lies just outside the Old Supreme Court Chamber.
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Once securely inside the base, Durant was comforted by familiar faces, but was also greeted by more, unexpected heartbreak.
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Everyone reacts to trauma differently, and your response might also include more unexpected emotions, such as irritability or guilt.
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There's also a slightly more unexpected guest—cult Southern rapper Yelawolf, who appears on the album's most surprising track.
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But women are already trickling out of the work force, and it could get worse with more unexpected pregnancies.
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More unexpected was how deeply human it was, and how much more meaningful than it comes across on recordings.
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Their defensive prowess has been a bit more unexpected, but it makes a certain degree of sense as well.
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More unexpected and almost as welcome is the show's evident acknowledgment that Lucious is the root of all evil.
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They have also warned of potential price spikes if there are any more unexpected production outages in the world.
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In a more unexpected turn of events, they turned on one another and very nearly created a bigger bloodbath.
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In one of the more unexpected PSX 203 reveals, Sony confirmed that Windjammers is coming to PS4 and PS Vita.
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"How hot it got was one surprise," but how fast it got to a "deadly temperature" was even more unexpected.
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No, she's not going full Barbara Walters, but she says she won't back down from asking some more unexpected questions.
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Integrity also released a season-specific cover yesterday, and one that felt a bit more unexpected (though no less delightful).
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But the reason the 100-strong audience has assembled is more unexpected: a card stacked with local hip-hop artists.
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Those microbes may turn out to be even closer to our own ancestry — and may offer even more unexpected clues.
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Some of the colors here are classic warm-weather shades, some are more unexpected — but we promise there's something for everyone.
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On one hand, you were involved with what I think was one of the more unexpected moments in Survivor history. Yes.
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The miracle of parenthood is a truly wonderful thing that can even be found in some of the more unexpected places.
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John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy were an undeniable it-couple, which made their death all the more unexpected.
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In terms of more unexpected news, however, the VS Fashion Show is apparently sticking to what it knows and what sells.
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For something even more unexpected for the swap, try substituting another of your favorite dried dark fruits, like blueberries or cherries.
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Her digs in TriBeCa have a more unexpected architectural detail: walk-in freezers from the space's previous duty as a restaurant.
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But even more unexpected to Mr. Zhou were the troubles in Western countries that he admired as models of liberal democracy.
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After approximately 15 minutes, as these loops were forming, the Hi-C data showed something that the researchers found even more unexpected.
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For Allison, this is completely out of the blue and couldn't be more unexpected, given how brutal Luisa has been until now.
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One of the more unexpected outcomes of the contemporary AI boom is just how good these systems are at generating fake imagery.
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And while you could head to typical spots like Las Vegas or Miami, why not go for something a little more unexpected?
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While the essential look of the brand screams social media, Zuckerman says it actually has a more unexpected origin: high fashion runways.
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We'd love to see some more unexpected team-ups and rivalries out of this deal, even if they aren't strictly MCU canon.
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Nike is known to outfit professional athletes, but the sportswear brand and a space-obsessed artist are more unexpected partners-in-merch.
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But more unexpected locales are joining the car-optional list as new and expanding rapid transit options take root across the country.
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A more unexpected corollary of Spinoza's pantheism is that it eliminates the possibility of free will, or of contingency of any kind.
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Step back from the realm of the physical, however, and things get more interesting, more unexpected, more like radio used to be.
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That he has compelling stories to tell is more unexpected, as the career lawyer is known more for his prudence than his storytelling.
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The first week of the grand slam tournament has been filled with more unexpected victories than any major tennis competition in recent years.
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For the music-filled weekend, New Yorkers left the fringe, sparkles, fairy wings, and glitter behind in exchange for a more unexpected angle.
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" HELEN LAU, METALS AND MINING ANALYST, ARGONAUT SECURITIES, HONG KONG: The talks saw "more unexpected demands from the U.S., hence creating more uncertainty.
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It might have benefited from putting the player into more unexpected scenarios, circumstances that made them uncomfortable and forced them to be bold.
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That's thanks to its more creative menu curation, its use of more unexpected ingredients and recipes, and its constantly changing selection of food.
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Still, I came across one more unexpected gem during the show that, while not directly related to CES, definitely needs to be shared.
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Some news has been more unexpected, such as a US warship hitting a civilian container vessel in Japanese waters, killing seven US servicemen.
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This one is a little bit more mysterious, but could Daenerys be hosting some more unexpected visitors (by the name of Greyjoy, perhaps)?
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But more quietly, his administration has also punished unprecedented numbers of people accused of corruption and human-rights abuses in more unexpected places.
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" HELEN LAU, METALS AND MINING ANALYST, ARGONAUT SECURITIES, HONG KONG: The talks saw "more unexpected demands from the U.S., hence creating more uncertainty.
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Given his improving approval ratings, Obama also plans to venture into more unexpected territory, White House aides said, including suburban areas and midwestern states.
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It's the more unexpected blue and burgundy that stand out, thanks to the combination of fabric and aluminum, which gives the colors more depth.
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But new research suggests that some of those foods may have even more unexpected benefits in the bedroom: They could help with erectile dysfunction.
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The FBI had not indicated in recent weeks that it was still trying to hack Farook's phone, making Monday's news all the more unexpected.
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More unexpected was the movie's success in China, where it hit No. 1 with an estimated $18.2 million over three days, according to Disney.
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A more unexpected amenity was the stunning two-level, guests-only library, with volumes from writers as varied as Marilynne Robinson and Salman Rushdie.
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After Sunday's episode of Game of Thrones, everyone was talking about Arya Stark's sex scene — but no one's reaction was more unexpected than Sophie Turner's.
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But there's more: Unexpected combos like white and pale pink simultaneously make hazel eyes look green and the size of saucers (just ask Lily Collins).
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Thankfully, fans have plenty of time to find out if Perry's tour has any more unexpected surprises...and to learn the Janet choreography for themselves.
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Luckily, many of these positions are also high-paying — ranging from unsurprising jobs such as English professors to perhaps more unexpected careers, such as physicians.
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One of the more unexpected side effects of Twitter's decision to lay off roughly 350 employees this week: A little extra ad revenue for Facebook.
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In this business model, every release is a once-only event; time is marked with these brand unions, and the more unexpected, the more appealing.
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The victory was a rousing start to a four-game series against the Rays and one of the Yankees' more unexpected wins of the season.
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Promising Young Woman morphs into something more unexpected and complex, shifting in shape and tone a few times over its nearly two-hour run time.
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Perhaps more unexpected was the fate of the Philharmonic's old console, the command center of keyboards, pedals and stops where the organist sits and plays.
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The second problem was more unexpected—a bug in many of the patches that leads to processors booting more often than they should, often times abruptly.
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The latest entry in Huawei's ongoing struggles to come to the U.S. proved to be one of the more unexpected and engaging CES storylines last week.
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In an even more unexpected move, the U.S. will end all its air activities — including strikes against ISIS — as part of the withdrawal, Reuters reported Thursday.
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One of the more unexpected outcomes of Google photographing the entire world was how it led to some answers in a decades-old missing persons case.
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The mom of two has been choosing some more unexpected looks in recent weeks, even wearing a roomy boiler suit to celebrate her second wedding anniversary.
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Organizers also had to contend with the more unexpected challenge of a sea turtle laying her eggs overnight, just 10 meters from the judges' viewing area.
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Past Artist Series collaborators include foodie favorite Alton Brown and a few more unexpected stars, like Mindy Kaling, internet sensation Cameron Dallas, and the Black Keys.
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Though in many ways the journey was what I hoped it would be, it also turned out to be far more unexpected than I was anticipating.
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Off-platform (which is to say, off network TV) and online, where the social media set lives, there will be another spot, one far more unexpected.
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Honolulu is known for its blend of cultures but the Scandinavian twist on Pacific Rim cuisine at Tango Contemporary Cafe is one of the more unexpected.
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More unexpected was the location: Ms. Niou's bed, where the three women were perched, in their shared apartment about two miles west of the State Capitol.
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Blame it on fast fashion or a general shift toward more unexpected rings and nontraditional wedding culture, it's not the same engagement ring market it once was.
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A more unexpected anecdote emerged on Thursday when Seewald told German magazine Die Zeit that Benedict, found "serious" romance when he was a "good-looking young man".
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"Kate is more traditional, classic and refined, where as I feel Meghan is a little more unexpected and youthful with her choices," jeweler Pippa Small tells PEOPLE.
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But sometimes these blasts the past can be even more unexpected—such as a song that never really got the credit it deserved in the first place.
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It's also another story with a very poignant ending, made all the more unexpected in this case by the almost comic tone leading up to the conclusion.
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From mainstays like lemon yellow and pale pink to more unexpected shades like mossy sage and rainbow glitter, you'll find 2019's biggest spring nail polish trends ahead.
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And other than celebs, the brand has a slightly more unexpected fan base: sneakerheads, whom St. John thinks are drawn to the label because of Dresshirt's sportswear vibes.
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That makes its fun, funky interior design accents all the more unexpected: graffiti-ish ceilings, art works made with neon tubes of light, chandeliers of wicker and twine.
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He has since delved into ever more unexpected sources, sometimes abrasive and sometimes lavish; the sample credits on a Kanye West album are always far-flung and enlightening.
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Other designers found more unexpected ways to make waves; for example, at Charles Jeffrey Loverboy, in London, several models walked with alien-looking sculptures balanced atop their heads.
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I felt pangs of anxiety as I sat in aesthetician Mary Schook's office, waiting for what would be one of the more unexpected beauty treatments I had ever undergone.
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Baidu's participation might be more unexpected, but the Chinese web search giant has its own autonomous driving unit, and is already testing a fleet of driverless vehicles in China.
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The second channel shows the recording studio where these technicians use similar boxing gloves and other, more unexpected objects to add an audio component to the otherwise muted fight.
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The latter appearance functions as a sight gag as much as a cameo — it's just one more unexpected thing to happen at the end of Helen's very trying day.
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These teeny-tiny accent pieces are great for layering with other necklaces of a variety of lengths, and for wearing with more unexpected items, like bathing suits or workout clothes.
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But with red, white, and blue tips being the most obvious choice, we're looking for cooler, more unexpected patriotic ideas— and star nails are at the top of our list.
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But in the past few years, Palermo has traded in her romantic, uptown-girl look for the more unexpected: statement lips in gothic shades, seafoam eyeshadow worn graphically, deconstructed braids.
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Chris is amusingly tongue-tied around him at first, but the layers of this twisted three-way relationship pile up and become more unexpected over the course of eight episodes.
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But while those decisions could be viewed through a partisan lens (the State Department claimed the UN population fund promotes abortion, for example), the withdrawal from UNESCO is more unexpected.
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Some were the predictable types of threats and insults — like rating users' attractiveness on a one-to-10 scale, a practice that Instagram already prohibits — while others were more unexpected.
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Instead, his response to his father is more unexpected, a kind of glib irritation: "You're being such a queen right now," he tells his dad, in a sing-songy voice.
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The woman has probably blessed her fans with more unexpected gifts than any other artist in the world, and to be honest, we all likely have heart conditions because of it.
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Throughout "A Box of Dunkies," Bridgette crams in more unexpected, but shockingly relatable, sexuality in a single episode of TV than an average comedy manages to include in a full season.
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Over the course of a little under 40 minutes, the duo manage to sneak in some cosmic synth arpeggios, swooning vocal house, lens-flare bashment, among other more unexpected left turns.
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Take a cue from the runways and forgo the familiar tie-dyed tee in favor of a more unexpected psychedelic print — on ladylike mules, say, or on a top-handle bag.
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While the vast majority of the companies formed by Mossack Fonseca for its clients were in the British Virgin Islands, others crop up in more unexpected places, like Wyoming and Nevada.
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But This Is Us is doing a little with universal stories and a little bit with something even more unexpected: It's trying to make the show a little bit like Lost.
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That makes it all the more unexpected that Bethesda, Doom's publisher, has been one of Nintendo's strongest third-party supporters this year with versions of Skyrim and Wolfenstein II also coming soon.
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Plus, Emma's known for changing things up in the hair0-color department, having been blonde most recently, but also red and brunette in the past — in addition to some more unexpected shades.
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CNN's Jake Tapper asked Sanders on Sunday about the surprising twist in high-end fashion, something all the more unexpected because Sanders championed working-class and low-income Americans during the campaign.
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The changing nature and control of the news also helps to explain an even more unexpected disconnect between political and economic reality: the rare leaders who remain popular despite a faltering economy.
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And this season was no different, but amid the bright lights, thumping music and beaded and chain mail clothing, there was a softer, more unexpected moment that occurred in the front row.
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Their images are not the photographers' iconic works, but more unexpected examples, such as a quiet photograph of dirty, hardworking toes by Salgado, or a religious festival in Ecuador photographed by Iturbide.
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His election was more unexpected, as he had never received more than 6 percent of votes during his eligibility with the writers, and was elevated by a 16-member "Today's Game" committee.
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His election was more unexpected, as he had never received more than 6 percent of votes during his eligibility with the writers, and was elevated by a 16-member "Today's Game" committee.
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In one of the more unexpected snubs of the evening, Gaga lost the race for Best Actress in A Motion Picture Drama for her role as Ally Maine to The Wife's Glenn Close.
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Adele's "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" and Justin Bieber's "What Do You Mean" both carry bubbly spherical shapes, while other songs carry more unexpected visuals — ones McCracken doesn't always enjoy seeing.
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We've seen our share of skater brands and metal bands (here's looking at you, Thrasher and Metallica), but it's time for some low-key, more unexpected labels to get in on the madness.
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But unsurprisingly, given her penchant for bold fashion and design choices, Refinery29 global editor-in-chief Christene Barberich took a more unexpected approach when designing her newborn daughter, Rafaela "Raffi" Rose's first bedroom.
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When it comes to personal style, Gallic ladies seem to have that extra something that makes their outfits just a little bit cooler, a tad more unexpected, and a whole lot more enviable.
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Rest assured, there are plenty of proper twists to follow, none more unexpected than the fact that Shyamalan himself has managed to get his groove back after a slew of increasingly atrocious misfires.
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Nothing was more unexpected, in "Still Life," than the glow of a passing U.F.O., which made for a charming break in Jia's visual sobriety, and the same thing happens here, to miraculous effect.
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Animal Collective's co-founder Noah Lennox has released six solo albums under this zoological alias, stretching out the band's signature experimental, reverb-heavy dance music to include even more unexpected sounds and forms.
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Arranged meticulously on a series of narrow shelves are vials of powder in the typical warm yellows, rich browns and deep reds but also more unexpected colors like lavender, navy blue and snot green.
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If you're a fan of the Glossier highlighters, but really wish they came in more unexpected shades (like, say, a pearly pink, or an opalescent blue…), then you're going to love these new additions.
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But, if a new interview with Stylish is any indication, Munn has taken a step back from her old standby and a step toward a more unexpected — but still edible — beauty secret: beef jerky.
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More unexpected, dog owners also spent slightly more time than other people jogging, cycling and visiting the gym solo, without their dogs, indicating that walking Fido had not bumped other activities from their lives.
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Of course, there's Cardi B and Drake and Kanye, but we've also pulled out some more unexpected but equally catchy choices, like Kacey Musgrave's "High Horse" and, yes, the new song from the yodeling boy.
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But of all the things that came out of San Francisco in 1967, perhaps none was more unexpected, or more consequential, than the Jesus Freaks or, as they were more commonly known, the Jesus People.
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These range from the obvious (Versace and Dolce & Gabbana icons) to the more unexpected (a Chanel wedding gown inspired by a communion dress, Valentino couture gowns inspired by Francisco di Zurbarán's paintings of monk's robes).
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For Mackenzie Scibetta, who taught English lessons online to Japanese and Korean adults while working as a schoolteacher in Thailand, perhaps an even more unexpected place to find love was during one of her lessons.
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And while we're used to showing them off in the expected ways, like under a tee or sheer top, there are some more unexpected (advanced, if you will) ways to style this fashionable piece of underclothing.
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Ahead, Saunders takes a break from her A-list clientele to share her favorite foolproof shades for every skin tone, from everyday nudes and pale pinks to more unexpected brights and, of course, the best reds.
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If you wanna stand out a little bit more or you want to have a little bit more fun, be a little bit more unexpected, you have to put a little bit more time into it.
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What made the win more unexpected was that her opponent, Capuano, is a progressive himself, who supports Medicare-for-all, has frequently attacked Trump on Twitter, and is a member of the House Congressional Progressive Caucus.
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Nelson nets Islanders wild OT win over Maple Leafs NEW YORK — There have been bigger and more unexpected comebacks in sports over the last 48 hours than the one accomplished Monday night by the New York Islanders.
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Carlos Johnson also hit that mark and grabbed 12 rebounds, though Johnson's production was much more unexpected as he hadn't scored in double figures in the previous 10 games or grabbed more than eight rebounds all season.
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That is certainly what happened at Herrera, where Mr. Gordon took the signature vocabulary of the house — its uptown, gala-on-the-lawn essentials — and mixed those up with more unexpected designs to give it new life.
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Here are three of the more unexpected takeaways that could slow the pandemic: Though a few people catch the virus from random strangers, many more cases are arising within clusters of family members, friends and work colleagues.
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Last month, one of Record Store Day's more unexpected exclusives was a 1995 rock album released on vinyl for the very first time, the California band The Geraldine Fibbers' debut Lost Somewhere Between The Earth And My Home.
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Adding a new gradient coil for focusing the magnetic field and surface coils to boost the radiofrequency signals was relatively straightforward, although it meant splicing together components from different MRI systems, but more unexpected issues kept cropping up.
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Sabathia, with the bullpen short-handed, delivered a strong six innings, and Carlos Beltran contributed three doubles and three R.B.I. But none was more unexpected than Torreyes, who, after a scorching start to the season, had cooled considerably.
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And though occasional bursts of spikiness suggest that Chomko has a more unexpected story to tell, the narrative beats of this one — even without its eye-rolling final shot — are audible well in advance of the end credits.
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But we found something even more unexpected and disturbing: We could detect agricultural antibiotics—those fed to animals like chickens and cows—in many people who claimed they hadn't taken antibiotics in the year prior to their sample collection.
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Songs Produced: "Sorry" Who: One of the more unexpected collaborators on Lemonade is Brooklyn rapper, producer, and multimedia artist MeLo-X, aka Sean Rhoen, who previously worked on music for Beyoncé and Jay Z's 2014 On The Run Tour.
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From ice-queen-silver hues to geometric shadow shapes to even more unexpected picks — like that badass navy lipstick you've been itching to wear IRL — after-hours beauty has come a long way since the ubiquitous smoky eye of parties past.
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The production is being financed by one of the newest and more unexpected patrons of American theater: Roy Cockrum of Knoxville, a onetime Episcopal monk who bought a Powerball ticket at his local supermarket in 2014 and won $1.23 million.
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But there was a more unexpected consequence of her TPP: doctors told Barattini that the immunotherapy medications that she uses could harm a baby — and if she stopped the medication to carry a baby to term, she could harm herself.
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What follows is a hilarious and extremely athletic sex montage of Wade and Vanessa celebrating various holidays together, including all the usual, to-be-expected ones like Valentine's Day, and then the more unexpected ones, such as International Women's Day.
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You imagine a serial killer's mind to be a dank and dark place, but there's a pristine chaos to Carl Stargher mind as played by Vince Vaughn, and with each deeper level Lopez heads into, things get stranger and more unexpected.
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More unexpected than Canadian crooner The Weeknd ditching his signature dreadlocks (as shown by yesterday's cover art announcement of his third album, Starboy) was the last-minute reveal of the LP's title track, a collaboration with famed French robots Daft Punk.
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Songs like "Not a Terrorist" and "American Police" cut like a knife, and more unexpected tracks like album closer "Road to Liberation" or the noise-drenched "Voice of the Hari'meen" show a willingness to experiment with sounds well outside punk's scraggly borders.
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January 17 One of 2019's more unexpected delights, the disarmingly frank dramedy "Sex Education," quickly earned a renewal from Netflix after a big audience tuned in for its funny and pointed story about teenagers helping each other handle their adult sexual desires.
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To do so, they have sometimes leaned on an even more unexpected source: Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the landmark federal law that prohibits discrimination based on race, religion or sex — but also excludes certain workers from its protections.
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"Perhaps this place and this country would be better served with a few more unexpected friendships," said a teary-eyed Representative Mark Meadows, the conservative North Carolina Republican whose close friendship with Mr. Cummings, despite their strong political differences, was well known in the Capitol.
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The bottom line: "As tech companies get more and more consent from people to collect data on how they live their lives, there are going to be more unexpected uses of that data to shape your access to consumer goods or any services," says Abazajian.
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She fights to have her presence and status recognised and, at a pivotal moment in the film, turns the tables on her lover, forcing him to show her what kind of man he is, all the while revealing ever more unexpected facets of her character.
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On the Runway One of the more unexpected turns in a very twisted (in all senses of the word) electoral season has been the sudden emergence of a fashion statement that should, if all goes according to plan, reach its apogee on Tuesday, Election Day.
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More unexpected picks with Ms. Erlanger included an offbeat (perhaps dated?) Stella McCartney strapless black bodice with sheer skirt design for the Critics' Choice Awards last month, and a winning gold sequined tunic and pants by Monse at the Gotham Independent Film Awards in November.
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The crucial difference between Fresh Off The Boat and other sitcoms is that even when Fresh Off The Boat indulges in typical sitcom tropes, they very often emerge from more unexpected sources, simply because — to be frank — the Huangs are not your typical sitcom family.
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While everyone else will be busy trying to find that perfect dress to ring in the new year, why not try something a little more unexpected like Selena Gomez, Ashley Benson and Rihanna who all opted for daring new hair looks to celebrate the end of 2016?
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With Hall out, the Devils, who have not made the playoffs since reaching the Stanley Cup finals in 2012, are determined to score goals generated more by grit than by grace as they try to extend their stay among the more unexpected successes of this young season.
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But Prince won't be pushing into the future any longer, which means no more unexpected shows in a city possibly near you; no more winking social media posts; no more music, unless you count all the long-buried material Prince has locked in his storied vaults.
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More unexpected relics appear, this time on wooden pallets on the ground, at the booth of Mendes Wood DM. Over the years, Brazilian artist Paulo Nazareth has amassed ordinary tokens from his travels through different countries — unremarkable sugar packets or soap bars, some of which are used.
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Red Sparrow, Francis Lawrence's (no relation) dark and gritty spy thriller that stars Lawrence as a prima ballerina turned Russian spy, is the latest in a series of films that seem to indicate that the actress is seeking to pivot her image and her career towards something more unexpected.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker From the tandoor oven come more unexpected delights: cubes of pillowy house-made paneer, without a hint of squeak, dusted in cilantro and chili powder; coral-skinned poussin, or young chicken, marinated in vinegar, Thai bird chili, and black salt.
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Encountering a suburban BMX, a Circle K parking lot and a running copy of Doom II on a desktop computer are much more unexpected things to find within Doom II, but less so to the life of JP LeBreton, who has decided to create his autobiography as a Doom mod.
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But a list of reputable eclipse eyewear retailers from NASA and the American Astronomical Society also includes some more unexpected places you might find them: 7-Eleven Best Buy Bi-Mart Casey's General Store Hobby Town Kirklands Kroger Walmart Lowe's Maverik McDonald's (Oregon only) Pilot/Flying J Toys "R" Us
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Ms. Collins has already succeeded in piquing the interest of Senator Heidi Heitkamp, a centrist Democrat from North Dakota who has had a strong hand in some of the Senate's more unexpected bipartisan deals in recent years, including a measure that lifted the 40-year prohibition on crude oil exports.
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And while the New York ADFF's lineup features plenty of films about the usual starchitects — from the Rem Koolhaas doc REM and the Australian short Getting Frank Gehry to the elegiac Zaha: An Architectural Legacy and the prismatic Jean Nouvel: Reflections — it will also take up more unexpected and urgent topics.
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" In Ms. Hill, the musician's Miseducation-era trademark Pan African glam-bohemian look was replaced by a more unexpected package: In subsequent fashion spreads, red carpet appearances, and award show performances, Hill sported a more mainstream glamorous image that incorporated relaxed natural hair or the weaves she critiqued in "Doo Wop (That Thing).
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They also were more likely in the year or two following their return to avoid rupturing their surgically reassembled A.C.L. More unexpected, though, they were just as prone to other types of A.C.L. injuries, including partial tears, as athletes who had failed the return-to-sport tests but returned to sports anyway.
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These are just some highlights from the sprawling installations at MASS MoCA's Building 6, which range from big-name artists and recognizable works to more unexpected ones, like the exhibition Gunnar Schonbeck: No Experience Required, which houses the former Bennington College professor's collection of handmade instruments, which anyone is invited to use.
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In addition to four players who have been out long term (Chris Bosh, Josh McRoberts, Hassan Whiteside and Justice Winslow), G Dion Waiters sat out with a pectineus tear and Miami's bench took two more unexpected hits when F James Johnson sat out with food poisoning and PG Tyler Johnson was sidelined with a migraine headache.
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"We have chosen to collaborate with family-related members that have been relevant in general, as well as known as a family, from the more controversial ones, who more and more express a courageous point of view and they have a vision, to more unexpected and unexplored ones," Fendi's chief executive officer Serge Brunschwig told WWD.
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No longer a "perfect place to keep that stuff hidden" If Biegler's pursuit of a fellow bishop wasn't extraordinary enough, the fact that a potential flashpoint of crisis for the church is developing here -- far from the East Coast and Midwest metropolitan areas that make up the country's traditionally Catholic core -- makes the Hart case even the more unexpected.
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While Fallingwater and the Guggenheim do appear in his gorgeous architectural drawings and recently-conserved studio models, the galleries tackle more unexpected themes like Wright's work on the 1923 Imperial Hotel in Tokyo that framed Japanese gardens with vertical windows, and his decades-long promotion of the Little Farms Unit, a prefabricated self-sustaining home and agricultural site.
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A cartoon character can be in the world of luxury today and I think that's kind of synonymous with a bigger shift in fashion which I think has been happening over the last few years and I think it allows for some more irreverence and some more unexpected hookups like this and I think that's what it comes down to.
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You'd only need to invest two seconds' worth of listening time to the sizzling stoner licks on Marijannah's new self-titled album to immediately start drawing comparisons to fuzzy elder gods Sleep, Goatsnake, or Acid King—which makes it all the more unexpected to find that the people behind it spend most of their time peeling faces and cracking bones as part of Singapore's premier grindcore battalion, Wormrot.
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The second is that many of the old technological back-ends underpinning the systems that do work, and which have been held together by sweat and duct tape for decades, are in danger of becoming so old that no one knows how to maintain them anymore: Banks scramble to fix old COBOL systems as IT 'cowboys' ride into the sunset | Anna Irrera, Reuters In other words, we shouldn't be surprised to see newer, weirder, and more unexpected forms of failure begin to creep into systems that up until now were at least predictable with their problems.
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