Multiple User System for Earth Sensing (MUSES): MUSES is a little different than the rest because it's an Earth-imaging platform that will host other payloads on the ISS.
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"I want to be a pop culture staple," she muses.
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" Frum muses about his Trump supporting allies, "Or did I?
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"You taught me what a library was for," Crystal muses.
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Lowell and Bishop became muses of a sort for Bidart.
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"I don't think they're there to harm me," he muses.
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"To me, it's a lot like police work," he muses.
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Absolutely. My friends and my family are my great muses.
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"The psychological game is part of Joanna's thing," Gadelha muses.
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"Women can't dwell on injustice or past humiliations," she muses.
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" Soon, Niannian muses, "it was as if nothing had happened.
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"It's almost as if it's not a coincidence," muses Berg.
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"I think I lived between always and never," he muses.
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Mostly, he muses over connections that are on the fritz.
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"It keeps the muses fresh, honest, and talking," she says.
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That's where "the spirit" — or call it "Muses" — come in.
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"The Emancipation Procrastination is ultimately the message, right?" he muses.
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"I wish you hadn't thrown out that gin," she muses, wistfully.
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You brought up your muses a lot in your PAPER interview.
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"What if it was a discovery, not an invention?" another muses.
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"Let me see if I had a moment before..." he muses.
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"It's pretty eerie when you can't see the bottom …" he muses.
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The building of Copan has "never really ended", muses Mr Lemos.
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Restoring the Muses' voices is framed as a form of atonement.
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One banker muses about the possibility of an impending financial crisis.
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"It's hard to know who to trust these days," Claire muses.
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"So awkward," muses Jojo, thrilled to be in on the action.
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"Violence is part and parcel of country life," Mulligan's Laura muses.
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They're your co-stars, your muses and your guides to experience.
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"I guess that's why we are 'The Hospitality State,'" she muses.
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Krewe of Muses is offering an unspecified reward for the rock.
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Flies are actually prolific muses, in addition to their other qualities.
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" He muses on how grief feels "fourth-dimensional, abstract, faintly familiar.
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"It takes something out of you, in a way," he muses.
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"I'm trying to heavily work the pity party here," Cavuto muses.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon, sing, heavenly muses!
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"What would popular culture do without the 'secret identity'?" he muses.
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Ahead, learn more about how the muses use their Riley hybrid smartwatch.
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"Drain the swamp was a tough message for us," muses Mr Presswood.
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"No one's left standing," Chuck muses near the end of the episode.
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"After my book, I've been thinking about writing a screenplay," she muses.
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Paak many muses, and he's letting them all talk to one another.
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"Thirty seconds ago, it was flying," Tyler muses over the bird's corpse.
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" That moment, Giacchino muses, "will be forever one of my favorite things.
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"I knew skinny was magic," she muses as she shops for bras.
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"It's easy to just be like 'yo, I've been busy,'" Action muses.
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"But whether they can make it last," he muses, "only God knows."
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"I can't believe I'm number one on a country chart," she muses.
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"I'm beginning to think this whole enterprise was a mistake," he muses.
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"Maybe it links to a deep subconscious straight boy fantasy," Ocean muses.
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"Gayness // has always been more aesthetic for me / than sexual," he muses.
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In 20163 years Mr Benioff's "dream" is $22016bn of revenue, he muses.
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For the choreographer, visual artist and social activist Jill Sigman, they're muses.
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"I don't know why I was so cold to her," she muses.
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"We would have been totally hurt," muses CeCe, 39, an insurance adjuster.
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Mr. Grabenstein found his muses as a child and never abandoned them.
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"How dull it is to pause, to make an end," he muses.
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Someone muses that perhaps tonight's ghosts "don't have the energy" to respond.
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As for this happening in Florida ... of course it did, he muses.
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"It's a way to communicate with people without being there," Hammond muses.
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" Lil Buck muses on the experience, "I loved working at the Fondation.
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"I wonder why we're singing every word that we say," Mac muses.
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"I understand why people say that, but what can I do," she muses.
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Mnemosyne, mother of the nine muses, stores her remarkable memory in her very
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On the way out someone muses, I wonder if that was an HVAC.
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"I'm the American misfit kid/I'm still wondering what I did," muses Ocasek.
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The second is focused on the neglected muses of certain 20th-century masters.
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As one Western officer muses: "Are we just building sandcastles at low tide?"
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"I do wonder if this next term will be her last," Walker muses.
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It stars none other than one of the designers' favorite muses, Kirsten Dunst.
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"For me, the North Face Nuptse is an all-time classic," muses Ryan.
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Here are some of those songs – the artists' muses might just surprise you.
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Early on, K, a replicant, muses that something born might have a soul.
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"It really was a 'perfect storm' that made it all happen," muses Cyber5.
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"That's really it: It's the affection that I like," Carter, now 64, muses.
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"Most girls come when I call," Hunter muses when Star rebuffs his advances.
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"Science is a sort of perpetual reworking of knowledge," muses the project leader.
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Asawa, whose muses included sunlight on a dragonfly's wing, would surely approve. ♦
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"The first responsibility of adulthood is paying your own bills," muses Mr Phillips.
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"I made all these mistakes, I have all this knowledge now," Jake muses.
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"Still, feeling you're on a kind of arson safari is uncomfortable," Andrew muses.
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"I think these can be read in an alternative reality, too," Gadney muses.
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"This looks like the crib, or it could be a jail," she muses.
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"Maybe God is in control and he's gonna make America burn," she muses.
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"If [a song is] that great, it mean that it's inspiring," Uzi muses.
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He has no interest in taking inspiration from mood boards or fictional muses.
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"I don't think it ends," muses Carol in the episode's most telling moment.
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"I feel like it's something that's only a few years away," muses Whannell.
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"Snow hides a lot," Moner's character muses in a scene from the film.
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"It's partly their marvelous color, but, they are beautifully proportioned too," she muses.
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One muses how senators might vote differently if it were a secret ballot.
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"Our principles were all correct, but our results were all wrong," Rubashov muses.
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"What a strange trio," muses Pozzi's biographer Claude Vanderpooten of that London trip.
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"I won't let this situation go bad," Joe muses in a later episode.
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"Did I most definitely do something major for where I'm from?" he muses.
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"With the South Side, we can't really say who started it," he muses.
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"It's like listening to a romantic audiobook narrated by Terrence & Phillip," one commenter muses.
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Susan Sarandon muses tht Trump prezcy wud b better 4 the country thn Hillary.
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Her series of gouache & vintage wallpaper cut out decoupages recast the muses of antiquity.
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" One commenter muses on the post, "I think they're trying to say they quit.
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Gaga has been one of Jacobs' fashion muses since early on in her career.
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A designer who embraced women of color as models and muses when others didn't.
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Go deeper: Trump muses about Protestant Supreme Court picks in Michael Wolff's new book
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Go deeper: Top EU official muses about "special place in hell" for Brexit supporters
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"Growing up, there was a lot that I took for granted, visually," muses Gonzales.
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Other muses rushed to fill in the instructional vacuum left by the great man.
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"I used to have all the answers," muses Stella in the show's new trailer.
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"I think it swings for the fences in ways LOSE didn't, maybe," D'Agostino muses.
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"I could play the show, but I have to make a decision," he muses.
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Perhaps because muses are so often women, their roles are perceived to be passive.
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"It doesn't have to happen this way," one dissident muses while in the desert.
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In the seventh episode, Rob muses over dating a stripper, and Kim is horrified.
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"You have to assume the renting has become part of the thrill," Walter muses.
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He does worse when he openly muses about turning NATO into a protection racket.
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"We all have lost a credit card at some time or other," he muses.
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"Does Kim Kardashian ever record something where someone doesn't get screwed?" the comedian muses.
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Donald Trump muses about turning the Republicans into "the party of the American worker".
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And fashion designers are turning to them not just as models — but also, muses.
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" Salvador, the dreamboat artist, muses that "we destroy so many things with our touching, . . .
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"The Muses of Isaac Bashevis Singer" (2014), directed by Asaf Galay and Shaul Betser.
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In fact, he muses, he just might be getting conned from beyond the grave.
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By documenting friends they consider muses, they have built a natural collective of women.
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Lana Wachowski made major news when she was named one of Marc Jacobs' muses.
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"I think that fans find it fun and [it] gives people hope," muses Tea.
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"It's always about the surge of emotion in the moment of tasting," he muses.
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In Mr. Slonem's latest book, "Birds," he describes them as his muses and confidantes.
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I would send my muses out at night wearing gold lamé gowns with cashmere.
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"My friends are my family, and my family doesn't quite get me," Bobby muses.
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"What I would like to know is who isn't a stranger?" a narrator muses.
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"You were never meant for the keeping," Sudol muses, making peace with the inevitable.
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"I duly laid on him the privilege and obligations of a conspecific," he muses.
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Perhaps a global Jewish parliament could help the two resolve their differences, he muses.
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When artists are in your social and business circles, often so are their muses.
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"At 35, I could look back and be like, &aposI was 20,&apos" she muses.
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NARS, on the other hand, has kept the muses behind NARS' Audacious lipsticks a mystery.
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"My baby is moving all the time; I wonder when he actually sleeps," she muses.
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"He always had a big personality even when he was a little kid," Lane muses.
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"There's a million great things about being a white guy," Mindy muses in her voiceover.
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He muses about some barbaric remedy for undocumented immigration, or the U.S. military nuking hurricanes.
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Celeb Muses: Selena Gomez in Oscar de la Renta and Jessica Chastain in Zuhair Murad.
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"There were so many muses to that song," she said on the same radio show.
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His materials, not his female loves, become the muses, and are different each time out.
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"I like to say he had a helicopter ride before a car ride," Grossi muses.
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Mentors, Muses, and Celebrities is on view through June 12 at the Aspen Art Museum.
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"Part of the NRC's job might be to shut down all nuclear plants," Jaczko muses.
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All week, Stella McCartney has been introducing us to her next generation of fashion muses.
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Watching Aimee dance, the narrator muses on how she can summon joy out of effort . . .
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Lourdes "Lola" Leon and Kenya Kinski-Jones were Stella McCartney's muses for the fragrance POP.
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As she walks with her new silent partner, she muses on how she got here.
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"I don't know what it is that makes some people really creatively inspiring," she muses.
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It was in this midwestern metropolis that Brooks found her muses and began to write.
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In his eulogy, BoJack muses on the nature of sitcoms as a metaphor for life.
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Genital injury is a recurring Denis theme, as are beautiful men who act as muses.
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PLEASANTVILLE "The Muses of Isaac Bashevis Singer" (2014), directed by Asaf Galay and Shaul Betser.
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"We Syrians are the sons of civilization, sons of history," Faris muses in the video.
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"It's hard to say where an idea comes from," Main muses of her artistic process.
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Trump still muses that Republicans could repeal Obamacare if they retake full control of Washington.
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"I guess you can never really and truly know another person," he muses to Duc.
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"Certainly he was an enemy of good taste, good manners, and good tailoring" Bertie muses.
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On occasion, he muses about music, including one of his favorite musicians, Englishman Ronnie Lane.
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PAT JOHNSON WEST CALDWELL, N.J. The writer muses about his job on his website gothamchronicles.net.
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PARIS — Virginia Woolf is proving one of the more unexpected fashion muses of the moment.
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Dickinson muses and ponders, yes, but she also seethes, scolds, teases and bursts out laughing.
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"I realized I'd never really come alive for myself," Johansson tearfully muses in the trailer.
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"I could prophet, I could rob, I—however," Justin Vernon muses, pointing toward new conclusions.
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"People take their own good memories of a period when listening to Vengaboyz," he muses.
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One of the most popular muses of early-20th-century Paris was a drowned woman.
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Mentors, Muses, and Celebrities continues at the Contemporary Art Museum Saint Louis through December 31.
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"What kind of psychopath likes their own music?" he muses as he bites into a scone.
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The fair is named for Clio, one of the nine muses in Greek mythology, representing history.
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"I had all of these plans for the fight and then it's so funny," she muses.
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Wearing casual workout clothes, she muses on how far she'd come from her old school hallways.
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" Perhaps, she muses, she'd be happier with "half of you" than in "clean but empty rooms.
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Fitzcarraldo Editions; £14.99Over one night a French scholar muses on the differences between West and East.
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"We eat food from South India, watch Punjabi cinema, drink Irani tea," Thackeray muses to himself.
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"There's trees in the city and garbage in the forest," muses a character in Old Joy.
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"The more sales you do, the more money you lose," muses Kishore Biyani, Future Group's founder.
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"A ghost can be a lot of things," the family's eldest son muses in episode one.
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And last, though hardly least, she wants to try to understand what happened to the Muses.
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"Something we often talk about is how it's good to be a late-bloomer," he muses.
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"Oh, well usually the chickens are live as well and they'll butcher to order," she muses.
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But, perhaps it's time we did...Women were the earliest sorceresses, muses, and practitioners of magic.
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"I don't know that Denim Delinquent will ever be anything more than a footnote." muses Parrett.
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Solange was riding a float in the Krewe of Muses parade when the ring went missing.
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"Ninety-five percent of the mistakes" in his life, he muses, have been because of drinking.
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"Christmas approaches and everybody gotta eat," Darius muses, summing up the recent uptick in neighborhood crime.
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"It took time for me to realize that I came from a mixed family," Morse muses.
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"The most important thing in life is for the mind to be at peace," Fuad muses.
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"I feel very proud that people mention my name alongside everyone you just mentioned," Meghie muses.
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Before there were influencers, there were people who acted as "muses" to fashion designers and photographers.
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Twenty-seven years old, Cline is already a talented stylist, apparently fast-tracked by the Muses.
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Professional artists go to work every day and don't wait for the muses to inspire them.
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Every family has an Aunt Doll, but most of our eccentric elderly relatives aren't artists' muses.
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"The beauty of art is that it's available for you to look and appreciate," Brody muses.
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A placard muses about the type of poison strong enough to put her in suspended animation.
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"I thought women were dramatic," muses Quinn as she watches the drama unfold in the control room.
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"The economy is the most important thing, and it's the thing we can't control," muses Mr Brown.
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Fight Club's unnamed narrator rattles off mass-market brand names and muses about corporations colonizing the galaxy.
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Celeb Muses: Kirsten Dunst in Dior Haute Couture, Naomie Harris in a back and white ball gown.
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The eternal quest to strike the right balance between the two "is the American dream", he muses.
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"Chloe Sevigny, Mariah Carey, and Jennifer Lopez are my forever muses," Saldaña tells Refinery29 of the line.
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As Milling-Smith muses: "Maybe we need more optimistic VR right now, for the next four years."
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"Isn't this character, like, kind of racist?" he muses as Gedde Watanabe's Long Duk Dong appears onscreen.
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"I'm excited to go on adventures with him and show him the world," the new dad muses.
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Fuhr's roster of other creative muses include David Moses, Logan Jackson, Petra Collins, and Michael Bailey Gates.
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"I think people go back to the age they grew up in when they design," Maczek muses.
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She's always had a fascination with muses and pop stars from the mid-to-late twentieth century.
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That is why one character muses aloud about whether the death of another is real "this time".
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Extending the Star Wars metaphor, he muses, if Facebook is the Empire, then what's the Death Star?
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Macy, a white journalist, undertakes her vindication of the Muses in a spirit of something like penitence.
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"I'd say there's two schools of thought when it comes to making a quick retreat," he muses.
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"Was his service to the country at the level to deserve this?" muses one long-term acquaintance.
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"Maxwell is 5 months old, but he's wearing 9-month clothes, so he's just massive," Baldoni muses.
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To celebrate, McGrath dreamed up three spring makeup looks on three of her muses, exclusively for Refinery29.
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"Every class I teach I think of it as an adventure we are taking together," he muses.
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It's also worth noting that the very idea of female artists having female muses is rarely discussed.
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"What's stopping a state from … using Obamacare money to fund public schools or affordable housing?" he muses.
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Modern Love: In this week's column, a daughter muses on how her father's midlife transition affected her.
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As Stefa muses on his play, he decides to change what a ghost can do on stage.
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Almost every line in "Muses" hints at multiple meanings, words being the slippery things that they are.
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The entire process, by being externalized, seems repeatable, unlike the chance encounters of poets with their muses.
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"People keep saying [of a Porsche Le Mans drive], 'It would be a good opportunity,'" he muses.
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"You'd have to change the name of the company, which would just be super hard," muses Messersmith.
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"To be surrounded by these amazing women — and men, too — is a dream come true," Ellis muses.
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The muses for the cheeseburger and key lime pie were recently found to be having an affair.
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The pains of divorce, the wounds of betrayal, the clouds of mistrust — rich muses, all of them.
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" As we sit in the hotel lobby, he muses: "I'm not a big person in the world.
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And his ostensible client, President Donald Trump, muses openly about whether Giuliani is, in fact, his attorney.
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I met Salvador Dalí through my friend actor/director Juan Fernández, and became one of his muses.
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"I think maybe she was my only true female friend," Davis muses, and the two lock eyes.
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Darkness is a love letter to metal, one where the text is as rich as its muses.
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As the male artist lusts after muses, transforming their bodies into art objects, his mystique only grows.
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Created in collaboration with her mystical muses, these works try to express a transcendent understanding of the universe.
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Researchers at Cornell University took inspiration for their new camouflage from octopuses, the squishy muses of robot engineers.
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But I saw the couture, and went nuts, so Riccardo made me and Marina Abramović his first muses.
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And The Shadow Hero muses on the idea of American identity within the frame of a superhero story.
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"I don't know who's going to be more fried by the end of this show," muses Martha pointedly.
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Celeb Muses: Frieda Pinto in a striped sleeveless dress and Selma Blair in a bright one-shoulder dress.
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"I feel complete when I look at my phone and see thousands of likes and comments," she muses.
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Octopi have served as squishy muses many times, either because of their amazing camouflage or their wiggly shapes.
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As he did with the last campaign, the designer assembled a cast of models, muses, and other creatives.
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I wrote about a lot of them in my book, Face Paint; I call them my 'Makeup Muses.
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"Earnings per hour in NYC continue to go up year after year, especially after price cuts..." Kalanick muses.
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"Hopefully we'll have a world that's more inclusive and more happy," when Ethan runs for office, Jennings muses.
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"That song is a reminder of the good that writing can do in expressing one's pain," King muses.
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"It's too bad she won't live," muses police officer Gaff at the end of the original Blade Runner.
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"Her providing a victim for him removes herself from the equation as a potential victim," muses Nicole Jane.
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Most of the dozen venues in this area do not allow children, but Three Muses is an exception.
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"You're energy is like there's a gas fire in the kitchen," Josh (Jay Duplass) muses to his mother.
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Perhaps, he muses, doctors should emulate ballroom dancers, gently leading patients in a series of measured classic routines.
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Mickalene Thomas' portraits of female friends and family muses askew on couches compliment Weems' kitchen table-focused photographs.
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"When you speak to them about electronic music and their background, they are not techno-heads," Pedro muses.
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"The end of the world comin' and my city the proof," Wayne muses, a couple months after Katrina.
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"You can come up with 4000 other guesses, of course, as to why Amma did it," she muses.
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Darrel Ellis's photo-based art; David Novros's expansive abstractions; Peggy Ahwesh's unsettling video installations; and Picasso's enduring muses.
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Though we purport to value artists and romanticize their muses, the aforementioned activities aren't often recognized as work.
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Previous displays have explored flower beds that served as muses for Claude Monet, Frida Kahlo and American Impressionists.
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"Screw autonomy," his narrator muses — though he uses a more vulgar word; autonomy is the root of alienation.
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Buying the same items he bought, the woman muses, These are the bell peppers that the rapist rejected.
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A few find subjects and muses in surprising settings, like Rimbaud in Ethiopia or Mark Twain in Hawaii.
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"What's great about a strip club is that it allows a man to be a man," he muses.
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"A falcon could mount to the stars and still count the hairs on a goat's head," Kylee muses.
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The side-swept hairstyles, meanwhile, were a nod to Betty Catroux, one of Yves Saint Laurent's lifelong muses.
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Women (especially when they're muses) give them what little release they can find in this cold, cruel world.
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"The government seems to fear the Sudan revolution might happen in Eritrea," muses an employee at the agriculture ministry.
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The samples were collected from an area on Itokawa known as the Muses Sea, which is smooth and dusty.
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"It's all about the malleability of identity," Day tells The Creators Project on selecting the muses that she photographs.
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"Drugs create conflict," muses Evelyn García, gently rocking a hammock that holds one of her two children, snoozing peacefully.
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The expansion of NATO to Russia's borders in the 1990s, he muses, was a provocation bound to generate blowback.
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Celeb Muses: Gabrielle Union in Rodarte, Claire Daines in Roland Mouret and Brie Larson in Oscar de la Renta.
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"Rosé is now a fancy, cute girl's drink, like a poodle drink," she muses — though Klein quickly corrects her.
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After Moschino's creative director named K-pop singer CL one of his muses, searches for the brand catapulted sales.
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Quinn seems to pick up the hints: "I don't think she wanted me here," she muses in the clip.
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If McGrath is looking for any muses for her next makeup launch, she has two models to call on.
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It is like flying a plane, he muses: the operators must be able to take control in an emergency.
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Balmain's creative director Olivier Rousteing never runs out of cool, creative muses to star in the house's brand campaigns.
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"I used to want to save the world, but I knew so little then," she muses in a voiceover.
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By that time, the trope of older male musicians and their underaged muses had already been normalized for decades.
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"I don't know why we thought that Donald Trump would do a standard political speech," one BBC woman muses.
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"And go ahead, complain, tell your problems to your neighbor, ask for help—watch him fly," the narrator muses.
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In this essay, Sacks muses about the calming effect of gardens—on himself and on people with neurological disorders.
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Zara Mirkin and Mayan Toledano, photographers and longtime pals, shot the campaign and chose the models — their current muses.
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"I've never seen a person work as hard as he is, to become what he is today," she muses.
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I have a friendly relationship with the mysterious forces that govern my creative inspiration—my muses, if you will.
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He muses openly of replacing top aides, including White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, then lets them stay.
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What, then, of these ephemeral beauties, these muses, these snow flowers destined to bloom only for a single weekend?
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He intuitively reflects the basic good sense of our culture as he muses on the state of our nation.
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With ... Tim Robbins The actor, now 59, muses on Trump, Weinstein and the perhaps overenthusiastic flaying of Matt Damon.
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You couldn't exactly call his new book, "Meals, Music, and Muses: Recipes From My African American Kitchen," a cookbook.
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Mr. Cheng said he considered the 10-story Musea a museum by the sea and a museum of muses.
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She gently and smartly parodied the tropes used by male photographers employing their wives and significant others as muses.
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Mr. Assange, who muses on his "god complex" and his capacity for martyrdom, likes to surround himself with disciples.
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"The spirit of Houston might have assigned that girl to pass me just when she did," McMurtry's Deck muses.
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As a few giant galleries absorb ever more market share, thank the muses of art and commerce for Ramiken.
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"One is often surprised at how puzzling one's own prose is to oneself after some time passes," Pinker muses.
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"All Palestinian Jews are a bit Arab and Israeli Arabs cannot deny being a little bit Jewish," he muses.
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"I cannot fathom how the government can expect women to take on that level of risk," muses her husband.
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Apollo is departing to join his father on Olympus; but the muses do not want to let him go.
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"How do most people resist the urge to flatten you with a meat hammer?" she muses, of the boyfriend.
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Real Housewives executive producer Andy Cohen has found his new muses — President Trump's first and third wives, Ivana and Melania.
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" Mooney muses, "Obviously there's a lot of anger about the election in that choice, but also a lot of hope?
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"I had this idea that I was going to have dinner parties," she muses in a new feature on archdigest.com.
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The film stars two former Tarantino muses, Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio, as well as Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate.
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So, let's be honest, there's only so much we can mine from old symbols like Venus, Cupid, and the Muses.
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The real heart of the enterprise was the Museion or Shrine of the Muses, which was a centre of research.
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"You're one of the few people I've found in this game that is as authentic as myself," Ken muses. Wow!
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He muses about returning to Uganda to teach at a university, even if it means not pursuing ground-breaking research.
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"The federal government has responded impressively quick to the fentanyl threat, which really didn't escalate until 2015," Mr Knight muses.
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Chisholm's piece begins as the 42-year-old muses on the ever-changing dynamic of fame in the music industry.
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So, of course, when it comes to her style muses, no run-of-the-mill street style star will do.
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But Lillis—like all the other muses, no matter their gender—is an integral part of the process, Rivera said.
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"Everything is available now—you can make immediate comparisons and jump from one thing to another in seconds," White muses.
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Bodies, too, malfunction; one doctor muses about the futility of cures, since all patients are ultimately destined for more illness.
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But no one will ask them "the tough questions" because "it's not the time, it's not the place," muses Farrow.
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Her muses are always teenage girls: restless, contemptuous young things bucking for experience, much like the girl she once was.
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Expect to hear selections from the group's aptly titled third album, "Lore," which muses on threshold crossings behind walloping guitars.
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Coldplay aren't as gonzo as Muse, which is fine, but then again do we want two Muses in the world?
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They're beautiful, loaded with symbolism, and go as far back as Ancient Egypt as one of art's most frequent muses.
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Most of my muses acted in my movies because they wanted to, not because they needed to make ends meet.
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"I'm trying to understand a very complex issue, as to why women are muses, not doing the looking," Rivera says.
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Only in recent years, Mr. García said, have many Spanish winemakers felt freer to explore their own tastes and muses.
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"What's interesting about cranberry sauce is that three-quarters of Americans use store-bought sauce for their Thanksgiving," Dignan muses.
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In a nearby neighborhood is Bar Suzanne, a new speakeasy named after one of Cohen's most celebrated muses and songs.
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Different muses have visited Rose for each of her books, she told me recently over dinner at a Sydney restaurant.
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The album muses on desire, Latinx identity, change and rhythm, hinting at places where history and politics have intimate repercussions.
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In the documentary Leaning into the Wind, the celebrated sculptor and environmental artist muses on the impermanence of his art.
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"I have noticed that my feet are a source of constant fascination," she muses as she takes her little stroll.
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Miles muses, "It ain't like they shot him 14 times," presumably referring to the killing of Dontre Hamilton in 2014.
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Throughout the film, Wilson, as the narrator, muses that no one knows why humans do the things that they do.
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One room will display portraits of Chaumet's noted clients and muses, such as Napoleon's two wives, Josephine and Marie-Louise.
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This is the city her son lives in, she muses, and it has a lot of problems that need fixing.
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His mother and aunt are identical twins, and he muses on how their life experiences made them different people later on.
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In one of the first issue's memorable sequences, a fictionalized Dorothy Parker muses on nostalgia, and the potential danger it holds.
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Celeb Muses: Emma Watson in a black strapless jumpsuit, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in Brandon Maxwell and Alicia Vikander in Louis Vuitton.
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He has declared martial law on the southern island of Mindanao (see Banyan), and often muses about doing the same nationally.
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Perhaps this immigration spat is part of why Huntington Beach is being "singled out" now, muses Michael Gates, the city attorney.
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If you ever questioned the capacity of Black people to be muses, Lee made a convincing case with his latest film.
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Usually designers are inspired by muses, locations, movies or art … but Hood by Air drew inspiration from none of those places.
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Our thought bubble: Trump often muses about possible personnel moves that he never makes, sometimes just to gauge the listener's reaction.
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"You're always checking in," Johnson muses, almost lamenting the extent to which the process is at the forefront of her relationships.
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"There ought to be a DANGER sign" on this story, she muses: Writers tumble into this story and then they plummet.
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Given all the weirdos and artists and muses and hangers-on of the time, Vinyl opted to focus on the suit.
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"Normally I just walk the marathon, but if I meet my fundraising goal I'll run a few kilometers, maybe," she muses.
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So, the fact that the sisters' next move is to write and direct a feature film, starring one of their muses?
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Do you think there are any other combat sports that would make good muses, or is there something unique about boxing?
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The pair took a photo to commemorate the meeting: Learning about the art of story from one of my muses today.
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"They've sacked the captain," Cora muses when she hears the news, and we all know there will be hell to pay.
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As the relationship with Søren grows menacing, Roxana muses, "I had been waiting so long for something to happen to me."
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" He muses, a bit in awe, "I was so scared to move here, and now they accepted me as their own.
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"After doing a surgical residency, I know how to sleep on the floor, eat shit, and get yelled at," he muses.
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The comfortably well-off and established, the disturbingly satisfied, the bon chic bon genre, are suddenly the muses of the moment.
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Models, muses and friends, the Halstonettes were central to the vision of a man who shifted the course of American fashion.
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My desire is defined by the need to connect with and celebrate black women, not only as models, muses and mentors.
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"They have forgotten the old time when they were alone and terrified on the darkening plain," Nop muses at one point.
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Yves Saint Laurent had many muses, but only one Marrakesh, the city where he discovered light and color, draping and caftans.
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The cost is perhaps $500 million, he muses, assuming the tools speed up by perhaps two or three orders of magnitude.
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Howard began "Bloodhounds" while he had AIDS, a disease he muses on frequently in clips from his video diary included here.
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" When I ask about the incestuous amplification of the Facebook news feed, he muses: "There's nobody you know who knows anybody.
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" As the midterm results come in and Democrats take control of the House of Representatives, he muses aloud, "Border Wall's done.
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A distributed, carbon-free hydrogen economy is the kind of thing Johnson muses about when he allows himself time to muse.
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The final line of the film lets this question hang: "Is the Rose Gold iPhone a totem?" the male voice muses.
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Brian takes calls on Denise's whereabouts, calls and hangs up on her and her new boyfriend and muses about his past relationship.
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There are also a few artist muses, as many people since the zoo's founding in 1899 visited to sketch the exotic animals.
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Celeb Muses: Emma Ratajkowski in a yellow sheer and beaded dress, Demi Lovato in Halston Heritage and Eva Mendez in NY & Co.
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"What happens when the person you love the most falls into darkness?" she muses, as being a central question of the film.
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"But this is standalone as well, they don't have to see those [movies], but I think he'd love them now," Farrell muses.
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In the trailer's close, the singer muses that Divide reflects him the peak of his songwriting abilities — it's a serendipitous, "magical" album.
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Blame it on Pat McGrath or her legions of muses, but glitter took over Coachella this year as the trend du jour.
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Is music something we must create—summoning the muses, conjuring phantasms from the ether, shaping the notes with our hands and voices?
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"I saw my mother apply sunscreen on herself and then on me, and that's really how you learn, isn't it?" she muses.
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The narrator can't decide what destroyed the relationship — "Maybe we got lost in translation, maybe I asked for too much," she muses.
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While he muses on the unalterable truth, a vicious war rages around him, precisely because the truth of the past is inaccessible.
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As his star ascended both in and out of the fashion world, she became one of his muses and a close friend.
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His elevation of John R. Bolton, who muses about defunding the United Nations, to national security adviser was greeted with a shudder.
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"The freakiest thing about all of this is the idea that you would be one of those bands to somebody," he muses.
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They also became her muses and she began drawing covers, hundreds of which she offers here, a testament to her abiding affection.
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The 1928 ballet "Apollo," about the Greek god and his muses, is a neoclassical gem that put George Balanchine on the map.
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But she had known them — and their friends, their muses and photographers — long before she was even a glint in Vogue's eye.
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"Santiago receives me with indifference," muses the filmmaker, whose voice is heard throughout but who is never seen except in archival footage.
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It muses that the method could offer an energy-efficient way of launching a payload, potentially sending it into low Earth orbit.
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He hasn't looked this good in years, she muses later, wondering where those clothes came from and who helped him smarten up.
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Tonight's parades include the Krewe of Muses, an all-female organization named after the goddesses of arts and sciences in Greek mythology.
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"It's so weird for me to come to places where you just can't talk about certain things," one of her friends muses.
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Shively brings an earnestness to her portraits, which highlight a ragtag group of female muses, winsome in spirit and stimulating in dynamism.
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"How could we ever win the game of life/When all we ever knew was pain and strife/Every day," she muses.
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In private conversations, she occasionally muses about an opening, according to some who have spoken with her, sounding more wistful than realistic.
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Breton's commentary sums up much of Surrealism's chauvinism and pompousness, as it shamelessly coopted another's culture and regarded women artists as muses.
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"All too often, those who rail against 'them' prevail over earnest pleas to remember what 'we' can be and do together," he muses.
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"The man has very strong control over his country," Trump said admiringly in September, and often muses on improving bilateral relations with Moscow.
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The dark, female principle in everything is one of our muses that now and always has inspired us, both externally and from within.
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"I loved for people to think of me as a genius who gambled ever more carelessly with his life," the musician ruefully muses.
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"Not since Kennedy stared down Khrushchev over the missiles in Cuba has our nation been this close to world war," the president muses.
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Elizabeth's sister Princess Margaret (Vanessa Kirby) muses, "There is something Philip in the shoulders" of the episode's titular "Mystery Man" snapped with Christine.
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In a lengthy profile with Variety, Jackman muses on why he turned down the role, and he's very 100% Serious Actor about it.
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"Now he probably knows more Spanish than me, but without this programme he would only learn it from his grandpa," Mr Montanez muses.
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" Sipping some now, Duke muses, "I've taken a lot of detours, kind of like a myopic homing pigeon, but I've finally made it.
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"I've always thought that black and white pictures have a special feel to them," Marcel muses about this picture, taken back in 1985.
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More and more, we're seeing brands tap teens to front their campaigns, sit front row at their shows, and serve as their muses.
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"I had no idea you had a nipple ring," a McDonald's toting Kim Kardashian West casually muses as she greets her sister. 8.
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She attempts to come up with an explanation for her mother's behavior and muses that it could be survivor's guilt from the Holocaust.
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"Parents aren't saying they're pleased at the news that their children are lesbian," says Paulina Martínez of Metal Muses, a lesbian pressure group.
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Clicking on the word "flag" then causes a description of the flag, as your character muses on Uncle Marius' reasons for flying it.
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But long before Crewdson became a Becketian, he was already finding his muses among the area's towering pines, icy streets, and family diners.
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This season, the life of Alexander Calder, toymaker to the modernist muses, arrives in the first volume of what promises to be two.
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"In Japan, women always need to be cute and obedient and young and pretty," muses Tokyo-born illustrator and ceramics artist Aya Kakeda.
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The Russian model Nastya Shershen, one of the designer's many muses, came wearing track shorts and toting her one-month-old daughter, Chloe.
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Donelly's era (she co-founded Throwing Muses, then played with The Breeders and Belly) is accurate for the noncompliant, DIY ethos of Bognanno.
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"As a society, if we know we can cut down mortality rates, it's our responsibility to do as much as possible," muses Olsen.
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"It's hard to say exactly what it is about Marilyn Monroe, but the woman-in-trouble thing is part of it," Lynch muses.
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"These should be boom times for sex," Kate Julian muses in the opener to the cover story for the Atlantic's December 2018 issue.
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He is writing a book, regularly muses on politics and legal matters to his 438,000 followers on Twitter, and just started a podcast.
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The colorful cotton towel has an image of a woman from his Afro Muses series of watercolor paintings made between 21965 and 2125.
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The three muses, sealed off in their pretty posing and affectations, didn't register his ridiculousness, making the ballet seem shallower than it is.
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" Lee chops the smoked eel fillets down the sandwich size, butters some bread, and muses: "These curious properties the wide Sargasso Sea has.
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It muses about human nature at the dawn of a new millennium and argues that it is perhaps more stable than we think.
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Lopez was preceded on the catwalk by fellow Versace muses Irina Shayk, Kendall JEnner, Bella Hadid, GIgi Hadid, Amber Valletta and Kaia Gerber.
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"I remember when JW Anderson first got onto Instagram, it was before any of the really big brands were on it," he muses.
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Other than the gospel-shouting muses, drawn as five black women and given self-consciously sassy dialogue, everyone in this story was white.
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Rarely, if ever, seen apart, the Toledos (they were always "the Toledos") were each other's muses, with an almost symbiotic need to create.
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But Fraser's work has always made more sense in museums, her contentious muses — especially now as these institutions reinvent themselves all over again.
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"I want to talk about how muses have always been considered silent women, being inspiring just because they're here and beautiful," Sciamma says.
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Morgan's private library is kitted out with three tiers of Circassian walnut bookshelves, under a vaulted ceiling painted with muses and zodiac signs.
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When Jamie muses about growing rice, the episode doesn't suggest it's a slippery slope to contribute to the plantation — it's just his cleverness.
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For one such défilé, there is a video of Catherine Deneuve, one of the designer's muses, announcing each passage as she slugs Champagne.
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At some point, they have to deal with the fact that they're probably not going to be actors or famous writers or muses.
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He achieved this diversity by way of six monochromatic looks, drawing inspiration from muses ranging from Alice Cooper to New York underground club kids.
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He compares the Catholics in Greenland to the Native Americans, and then muses that perhaps under all that Greenland ice is where God resides.
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"He's getting slow," muses one as John peels himself off the floor, while the other points out that he is recently out of retirement.
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Much of his inspiration comes from women he knows, particularly the black French women around him, but sometimes his muses are more high profile.
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"It didn't turn out too bad at all," White House Press Secretary C.J. Cregg (Allison Janney) muses to Bartlet in the episode's closing scene.
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Gilette muses that things like brain scans could someday provide information about levels of visual impairment, illustrating the role of science in Paralympic classification.
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Josie muses that the boys in school can sense her newfound maturity, while Ruby is upset that she's yet to ride the crimson wave.
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We've already seen it on Lily Collins (who herself called it "sunshine eyes" in her Instagram caption) as well as on Pat McGrath's muses.
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Fun Fact: ERATO is the muse of poetry and has appeared in The New York Times Crossword more than any other of the muses.
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From being moved to tears to finding themselves totally humiliated, see what happened when these muses heard their very own stories in song form.
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There are also rare "hare's muses," or small holes inserted in the boundary walls to allow animals to move on and off the estate.
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They were most widely depicted as the daughters of the river god, Achelous, and one of the nine Muses—either Terpsichore, Melpomene, or Calliope.
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True, on the last two tracks he contemplates suicide in his first-class seat and muses about the mother of his very unborn children.
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"I hope I will grow so far into dialectical materialism that I don't come out of it," the adolescent auspiciously muses in his diary.
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Along the way she muses on the Native, Spanish, Mexican, and American histories of the region, along with her own identity and romantic past.
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The action involves three muses — a chain-smoking temptress, an overheated diva and a fanciful kook — who each capture the attention of our hero.
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In one of the flashback passages, Ezekiel muses to Carol that the upheaval of their apocalypse has a way of testing a person's mettle.
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She's pondering a wrecked relationship and the prospects of new ones: "How this ends is something no one ever knows anything about," she muses.
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At Helmut Lang, Shayne Oliver mixed some of Lang's original muses, like the model Kirsten Owen, with people he had found on the street.
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As a teen at Saint Ann's School in Brooklyn, he turned the actresses Paz de la Huerta, Jemima Kirke and Lola Schnabel into muses.
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"If I fall in love and get engaged, it will be with someone I've never seen," 34-year-old Jessica muses to the camera.
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Yet, despite the fact that many of these women were artists themselves, for the most part they are framed as muses, sisters, and lovers.
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"If I hadn't had that access, I'm not saying I would have had an abortion, but my life would have been different," she muses.
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Grave loss," Stern muses, citing a white nationalist who warns that "'white European culture' could indeed be eclipsed due to immigration and cultural mixing.
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She styled the brand's muses, Aaliyah, Lil' Kim, and Ananda Lewis, in Baby Phat's signature baby tees, hip-slung jeans, and faux fur coats.
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Many musicians wax poetic about lovers past and present, but Harry Styles has different muses who inspired his upcoming album Fine Line: sexy fruit.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Aries today, bringing you a boost in your love life and sending some muses and inspiration your way.
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Delevingne was one of Lagerfeld's favorite muses, and she recently defended the late designer on Twitter in an exchange with Good Place star Jameela Jamil.
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Once again, Marc Jacobs is also knocking his latest campaign out of the park, gathering together an extremely diverse smattering of his favorite fashion muses.
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Immediately, heartfelt messages of love and adoration poured in from his modeling muses, A-list collaborators and celebrity friends in the industry paying their respects.
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Public Official A draws some similar parallels, and McKinney muses that at one point, Blagojevich had been considered one of the Democratic Party's rising stars.
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"It seemed to me that I had known these people all my life," he muses, before noting that he had gone to the wrong farm.
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Rumored past muses include but are not limited to: Harry Styles, Jake Gyllenhaal, John Mayer, Cory Monteith, Joe Jonas, and, very early on, Tim McGraw.
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He tapped Sofia Richie and Lily-Rose Depp to walk the runway (for the first time!) alongside his longtime muses Cara Delevingne and Pharrell Williams.
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The situation the planet is in, we cannot wait for you to get your shit together," she muses, adding, "Do I want to kill people?
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Bloomberg's Tim Culpan muses on the future of Chinese search giant Baidu, after the firm made official its sale of its home delivery business, Waimai.
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Related: An Artist Discovers His Black Heritage Through Photography In Mickalene Thomas's Photographs, Black Women are Muses Collage Portraits Explore Violence Against Queer Black Males
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The reality star and her sister also serve as two of Kanye West's muses having starred in multiple Yeezy campaigns including being Kim Kardashian clones.
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"I love a crop top," she muses of a throwback staple she mastered back then, but you won't find her wearing them much these days.
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It is most likely Agnes Martin, another one of Tabouret's muses, who escaped the New York art scene for a solitary life in the desert.
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From the first minute of "The Academy of Muses" to the last scene, there are discussions of fiery love, of deep desire, of intense longing.
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Her portraits are inspired by muses found in Western art paintings, from the women in Vermeer's pieces to the dancers in Henri de Toulouse's drawings.
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"I think that if we were to serve these to any unsuspecting victim, they would not know there was anything vile in there," Best muses.
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Like Lily-Rose Depp, Cara Delevingne, and Kristen Stewart before her, Smith joins the (exclusive) universe of Karl Lagerfeld's muses immortalized in a Chanel ad.
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"It is unclear to me why no members of a dominant group would be interested in their cultural traditions, ethno-history, and memories," he muses.
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Following a not-quite-perfect attempt at "Blackbird" (Take 28), McCartney muses on how best to sing it: "I think it's better quieter," he says.
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" Beyond its function as a generator of metaphors, he muses, "what does it mean for us that we have, in our world, an uninhabited continent?
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The ordeal wholly disrupts Orozco's 20s, but as she muses at the end, these pieces need to be found, regardless of how much it hurts.
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Any one of the five muses who act as narrators here rocks more sequins with each costume than the cast of "The Tempest" put together.
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Burning with ambition and existential hunger, Alejandro makes his way through bohemian Santiago, collecting friends, lovers, mentors and muses among the city's artists and writers.
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Instead she took Surrealism to a place that was centred on women, not as muses or femmes enfants, but as domestic goddesses, cooks, sorceresses, witches.
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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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Her subjects drape across her installed sets, which she often develops in her Brooklyn studio, posing as the muses in Western art masterpieces often do.
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Nine chapters, structured around the muses of Greek mythology, result in a form that is novel, prose poem, biography, and photo book all at once.
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"I am very inspired by New York and uptown women who are also muses of mine, like Olivia Palermo, Gwyneth Paltrow and Naomi Campbell," Tilbury said.
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"He'd probably be in his late 60s now and living in Germany, unless he robbed a Bundesbank and got off to somewhere else," D'Arcy O'Connor muses.
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"Aretha likes Book Club to read Southern Gothics because in them children like hers fall easily by the wayside," muses her narrator in the story 'Hello!
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"It never dawned on me that you could be a jerk in a wheelchair," she muses, in a reversal of the disabled-person-as-victim trope.
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One executive whose company owns land in the park muses that no other bit of industrial America has a higher level of investment per square foot.
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If its founder Elon Musk muses aloud about driverless cars and space travel, its shares rise like a rocket—by 66% since the start of January.
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"An interesting thing happened when prohibition ended," muses Saunders, suggesting that the seeds of the current state of alcohol distribution were sown in the early 1930s.
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Okay, he may not have publicly pronounced his love of the series, but from his latest photography muses, we have reason to be a little suspicious.
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Back in the day — right around 1993, to be specific — half-up hair was the cool girl look that I'd see on my muses of yore.
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His earliest muses were women in his own family, and he would recreate the makeup looks from Vogue covers right onto his sister and mother's faces.
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Yet apart from that and similar dustups as a teenager — "I'm surprised I still have my teeth," Washington muses — he didn't have much to go on.
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"Lately, Kylie's been so territorial, I'm not sure what's going on," Kris muses on the phone to Kourtney as she sits in her super luxe office.
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"It was a quality [Jerry] Garcia had as well," Barlow muses, perhaps the only person on the planet qualified to draw those comparisons from personal experience.
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"I used to be one on the original muses of Kenzo Paris in the '80s so I've done a lot of the ads," Iman told PeopleStyle.
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Early in the series, Alison herself muses that "girls fight much dirtier than boys" when asked if a scratch on her face came from a boyfriend.
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Anne, meanwhile, muses about the prospect of becoming a wife one day, while Jerry struggles to point out her white girl privilege about getting an education.
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"We celebrate two muses, one who represents the modern view of the house and one from its past," Lim and Leon wrote in the show notes.
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"I would not be at all surprised if next year at this time all of us are gone," muses Francis Dickson, also on the city council.
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Just months after singer Tanya Donelly left Throwing Muses—the legendary college rock band she co-founded with her step-sister Kristin Hersh—she formed Belly.
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The Dharma Bums, much like On The Road, takes the main character on a journey around America where he muses on the state of the country.
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" The show, which premiered in 1998, a year after the movie was released, elaborates more on Hercules' journey to becoming, in the Muses' words, "Hunk-ules.
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Ortiz epitomizes a way in which artists can't help disappointing ideological allies, and may even qualify their own intentions, by wandering after their muses off-message.
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In this first in a series of postcards from Texas, our Houston bureau chief muses on the Lone Star State's freewheeling, "Don't Tread on Me" attitude.
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Ms. Tan tossed in entries from her journals — she labels shorter ones "quirks" and longer ones "interludes" — where she muses on nature, fate, aging and mortality.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Amateurs may think that inspiration drives artistic production, but professionals know the muses are rarely to blame for creative clogging.
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If you owned any Throwing Muses albums in the early 1990s, there's a good chance you had one by Grant Lee Buffalo in your collection, too.
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Meg St-Esprit writes from her Pittsburgh home about parenting, education and community development and sometimes muses about the antics of her four children on Twitter.
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"Some people collaborate with us out of fear, some out of money, some out of faith in fascism," a fascist general muses to him early on.
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Particularly its role for Mr. Cornejo makes you want more; at times he evokes Apollo with the muses (as in George Balanchine's ballet of that name).
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"Again and again I go back to the idea that our thoughts and actions are determined by the language that lives in our minds," Gretel muses.
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Mr. Almodóvar said it was Carmen Maura, one of his first muses, who pushed him to make the jump to 16-millimeter film, from Super-8.
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Times Insider Some would-be street muses knew exactly what the fashion photographer was after, writes the photo editor of a new collection of his work.
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After Renfri explains that villainous wizard Stregobor (Lars Mikkelsen) ordered her murder, which led to her rape, she muses about the future should have had instead.
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In that position, he holds his lute vertically aloft, while the muses, around him in a ring, incline toward him, like birds drinking from a pool.
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Once, "in the temple schools, a new name had been a rite of passage, a bridge from one shore of life to the next," she muses.
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"Sometimes to be in my life is absolutely fine and I feel peaceful in these moments, and I know this new bit is okay," she muses.
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It's why modern mermaids are changing the face of the mythical image, Scribner muses and don't necessarily incorporate every part of the legend into their personas.
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Models like Christy Turlington and Kate Moss feature throughout most of the book, as they served as the asymmetrical faces of the era and Klein's eternal muses.
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He photographed his muses and has worked with every top model and actress in the industry including Claudia Schiffer, Kristen Stewart and countless other A-list actresses.
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The darkness defining Yorke's muses will always be there, but now at 50, he seems to still be resolute in finding what makes him human, after all.
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They allow Black Hollywood's power players to pour into one another, meet future muses, make the proper connections so they can go forth and create more art.
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"I suspect there is a desire on the part of the present dispensation not to allow any Muslim to go beyond a certain limit," muses Mr Khan.
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It's Cyril who corrals the seamstresses, keeps the trains running on time, and dismisses Woodcock's muses and mistresses when they're no longer of any use to him.
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But every time he imagines the alternatives that more competition would create, he muses about kinder, gentler platforms — platforms with fewer ads, more privacy, less attention hacking.
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"It's so weird to say, 'What am I going to do during Mother's Day?' because usually I'm celebrating my mom or sister who has kids," she muses.
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Stella McCartney Pop Stella McCartney has been teasing her new perfume, POP, since March with a slow reveal of her new crop of up-and-coming muses.
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"I felt irresponsible sinking time into a lighter story when I knew that one short plane trip away, people were being slaughtered," he muses in his book.
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Senior writer Lauren Goode muses that all of our phones are about to get downright strange and Jeffrey Van Camp plays Fortnite on the Razer Phone 2.
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Using brain-sensing headbands called Muses, we're placing the world's chillest people in head-to-head combat, comparing scores that literally measure the calmness of their brains.
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"The most critical moment in my creative and personal evolution was when I stopped trying to figure out what I'm doing and just do it," Amelia muses.
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At the peak of her time playing bass for Pixies, Deal co-founded the band in 22019 with Tanya Donelly of Throwing Muses just for some fun.
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Alex Madrigal comes up with five ways to look at Apple's surprise bummer, and John Gruber muses about how Steve Jobs might have handled the bad news.
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When not toiling over his novel's plot (which hinges, inevitably, on the destruction of Earth), Leopold muses on the creation of life with his newly pregnant wife.
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At some point, he allegedly scrawled his thoughts in a notebook, along with thoughts of his muses, Awlaki, Bin Laden and a founder of the Islamic State.
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"I want people to be taken away for a moment, maybe evoke a feeling or sentiment toward their imagination they might have let go dormant," Biesemans muses.
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It also doubled as a who's who of brands, executives, designers and their muses (model and otherwise), schmoozing and celebrating on the penultimate evening of Couture Week.
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He muses about how, for the rest of his life, that kid is going to wonder why a trash collector threw a bag of garbage at him.
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"No, like never, if you ask me now … I think I'd have to really feel like, Well, I did literally everything I wanted to do," she muses.
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In the early '80s, beguiling muses like Patti Hansen, Farida Khelfa and Pat Cleveland were not just faces, but names — and paved the way for '90s supermodels.
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Though they have released just one collection to date, the pair's playful style, inherited from their beloved family muses, has already won over a subset of granddaughters.
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Yanko muses over the deeper meaning of a blazing flames when the The Morning Show crew relocates to Malibu to cover the wildfires terrorizing the beachside community.
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Here in free-market America — "where possessions counted for everything," the ghostwriter in "Black-Eyed Women" muses — violence tends to strike wealth and personal property instead. Mrs.
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Toward the ballet's end, this young god suddenly rests his head in exhaustion on the hands of his three muses (one of several touching images of vulnerability).
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She muses about the life of Rachel Hendricks Samuel, widow to New York's Judah Samuel as of 1702, wondering if the woman could read a prayer book.
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" Right: "I have a board next to my desk with images of my muses — mostly pioneering women, some men — and have always been fascinated by Marilyn Monroe.
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"Maybe people are asking further questions about how the system operates and where decisions are made and the class inequality that's built into this system," Rudd muses.
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He's like if you don't like it you don't have to wear it and I started trying stuff and I loved how I felt and then we just started looking through images and getting fashion muses, having fashion muses and trying different stuff and then developing like my own style and I literally goes from my drop crotch joggers and emebellished pants to always having a statement outerwear.
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"We have a bad habit these days of equating 'important' or 'celebrity' with skills and authority, which is why so many actors end up in politics," Rutledge muses.
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"I believe most children can identify with the helpless, small, insignificant caterpillar, and they rejoice with it when it turns into a beautiful butterfly," he muses to PEOPLE.
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Later, Vanellope muses that the internet seems disconnected from the day/night cycle of the real world; when you're online, it feels like the sun is always up.
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Drake was able to weaponize the emotional nuances of those spaces so they seemed universally familiar, even when he was sloppy, or annoying, or controlling toward his muses.
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The Appraisal Cherubs danced at the feet of muses as they plucked lyres on the domed ceiling of the old Steinway Hall on West 57th Street in Manhattan.
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The number could be cut by introducing a British-style first-past-the-post electoral system or voting by party lists rather than for individual candidates, he muses.
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"I think about how I am going to be as a father figure, as a mentor — how am I going to be?" the Pacific Rim Uprising star muses.
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Theoretically, Gifford muses, you could attempt to recoup the financial value of your drugs by suing the thief in civil court, but your chances of victory are infinitesimal.
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Jacobs captioned it, "SUSAN, Seduction," and posted a lengthy message about why he chose the Oscar-winning actress to be one of his many muses for this collection.
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But before their rise was a still-reigning class of supermodels — Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, and more — all who have provided endless inspiration for today's muses.
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Possibly my favorite line illustrating this comes soon after, when BoJack silently muses What if I killed myself by throwing myself off my deck into Felicity Huffman's backyard?
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As the video draws to a close, with his entire family smiling, the credits read: Marquet Studio, Forest Hills, NY. "Forest Hills," muses the adult Danny, off-camera.
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He muses, for instance, that at the dawn of industrialisation, inequality within countries (or class-based inequality) was responsible for the largest gaps between rich people and poor.
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A pair of Asian muses, Sayoko Yamaguchi and Ryuichi Sakamoto, inspired the collection as the designers imagined the two meeting in real life, something that never actually happened.
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Running along the top was a terra-cotta band of stylized Art Deco women's faces, suggestive of theatrical masks or muses, each one sporting a smart Cleopatra hairdo.
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In the poem, Boehmermann muses over the size of Erdogan's penis, and suggests that the Turkish president watches child pornography and engages in bestiality, among other sexual proclivities.
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Perhaps even more interesting—or alarming, you pick—is that the film also works as a metaphor for artists and their muses, especially since Lawrence actually dates Aronofsky.
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The beverage muses on reincarnation and recycling, and considers the paradox of his life's purpose; "Your moment of use is the moment you are no more," Louis says.
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Once the zombies start to outnumber the living, a voiceover sleepily muses on whether the undead brought the apocalypse upon themselves with their mindless consumption during their lives.
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"I realized that I just need to believe in myself, believe in what I know and believe in my training camp and where I came from," she muses.
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Eschewing his usual pop culture punning — McDonald's, paper dolls, TV game shows — his riff was on Picasso: the artist's muses, his most famous paintings, his passion for bullfighting.
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Quignard muses that some early weapons doubled as instruments: a string stretched across a bow could be resonantly plucked or it could send an arrow through the air.
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On this afternoon, he led a reporter through the 35-odd pieces in his gallery, explaining his inspirations and why, in particular, he counts Pinocchio among his muses.
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Positioning black women — artists, actresses, characters, and her own family — as mentors and muses, and as heroic figures in a lineage of their own, Thomas overrides oppressive narratives.
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On highlight "Forgotten Fantazy," the BPM slows and the mood darkens as Bogart muses on the frustrations of unmet desire over electronic atmospherics inspired by the band Broadcast.
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The latest batch of personal photos shared by the social media mogul on her website reveal that she's been studying up on one of her husband's muses: Pablo Picasso.
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And you can tell: His Instagram is filled with neon-light-flooded photos of a diverse gang of muses, from his grandma and his friends to strangers in bodegas.
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"They looked like real people moving and having emotions that felt real, and they were telling stories that I think so many of us can relate to," Moore muses.
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He photographed his muses and has worked with every top model and actress in the industry including Claudia Schiffer, Kristen Stewart, Keira Knightley and countless other A-list actresses.
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In one poignant song, the protagonist—now in jail—muses that everyone has "three things at the depth of their heart: their youth, their mother and their first love".
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Mill muses on morality At the heart of the debate on drugs lies a moral question: what duty does the state have to protect individual citizens from harming themselves?
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She also highlights the treatment of women in the history of Dada and other modernist genres — mostly "remembered as wives or muses" rather than creators in their own right.
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Rogen and his fellow screenwriters have become the Greek muses of vulgarity: Their level of filth is only matched by the expertise and innovation they exhibit in deploying it.
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Ahead of Fashion Month, we've got your primer on which models are redefining the era of designers and their pin-thin muses, and which bubbles are about to burst.
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"Hmmm," Smith muses as he stares into his smartphone and navigates away from MapTheVote to a program that contains data from the Democratic National Committee's file of registered voters.
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With the amount of campaign and catwalks supermodels book, it seems impossible that Gigi Hadid and Kate Moss – both longtime Stuart Weitzman muses – haven't crossed paths many times before.
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Damaris was one of Prince's muses in his final months and says she's not against the Paisley Park Museum altogether because she believes Prince's legacy needs to be honored.
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"There have been other attempts in the past and I am sure that this won't be the last, as the developments in technology will allow more uncanniness," she muses.
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The shot shows four women who worked in the movement, some perhaps best-known as muses or significant others: Carrington, the photographer Lee Miller, Nusch Éluard, and Ady Fidelin.
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In the beginning of the episode, Durant muses on C.J.'s ideal role which he judges, maybe not inaccurately, to be a high-scoring sixth man off the bench.
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"You ever have that feeling where you were just somewhere, and then suddenly you're some other place, and you think … how the hell did I get here?" he muses.
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" It interests him that not everyone grew up this way: "I am always surprised," he muses, "by the amount of people that have never been punched in the face.
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"He smiles at me in this sweet awkward way that makes me wish people didn't have to start liking people in a way that wasn't just friendship," Bea muses.
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"One gets the idea, watching Gomez, that he delights in getting to be a man, short and boisterous and nurturing and bursting with hope and pocket watches," Ortberg muses.
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As Offred descends the stairs she muses about how all this resembles a horror film, the lone girl walking deeper into a darkness that hides her potentially brutal fate.
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"There probably is no out," Offred muses at one point, an admission that merely makes her struggle and quiet defiance -- scenes Moss plays with searing intensity -- appear more heroic.
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He muses on the pleasures of collecting and the natural world, and has a sharp eye for describing the residents of the remote island where he lives and works.
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" Towards the end of the song, Elverum muses, "Even if I never get to see you again / I'll know that when we collided / We both broke each other open.
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Audley Travel is offering a customizable 12-day trip through Italy, France and Britain designed to provide insight into Leonardo's muses, peers and the sociopolitical climate of the Renaissance.
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If men were to experience the physical changes and process of birth as women do, she muses as we listen on, perhaps society might change in some fundamental way?
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When: September 10–October 15 Where: Postmasters (54 Franklin Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) Acrylic nudes overlaid on intricate collages make up Molly Crabapple's Annotated Muses series, debuting in this exhibition.
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The same study also noted that a quarter of those top slots basically were taken by the same 20 acts – your Muses, Kasabians, Foo Fighters, Killers and so on.
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"A watch thief, who with great stealth and cunning, disdaining silverware, jewelry, cameras, fine art, money, had made his way to the bedside and stolen my Timex wristwatch," he muses.
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In one outdoor photograph taken from the back while Berry and the kids look out over beautiful blue waters, the mother of two muses about the enchanting time of year.
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His former muses, Claudia Schiffer (who memorably wore his finale wedding gowns throughout the '90s) and fellow supermodel Naomi Campbell were on-hand to take in his final collection together.
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"When your best friend is murdered before your 17th birthday, you don't develop a keen sense of mercy," Veronica muses, moments before using her taser on a would-be mugger.
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Together and under the tutelage of Simone de Beauvoir, in 1975 they would help form the radical feminist film collective Les Insoumuses (a portmanteau of insoumise, or "disobedient," and "muses").
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On the fourth track, titled "The Man," Swift, 29, plays with her public image and muses how different her life would be if she had been born, well, a man.
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In the style of male photographers like Harry Callahan, who photographed their wives as their muses, I revealed a specific portrait of intimacy: the discovery of oneself through their partner.
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The 24-year-old actress appears on the latest cover of Vogue where she muses on her notoriety after a fan briefly interrupts the interview to ask for a picture.
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The final shot of the film — and surely its most sobering — returns us to this reality, insofar as women still often serve as disposable muses for Big-C Creative Men.
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"It's a good time to think about it," he muses, recalling his own past proposals for the government to encourage employers to share out hours rather than make workers redundant.
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She's devoted to her brother and devoted to the business that they run, and has a sort of unusual relationship with him: she dispenses with his muses and his lovers.
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Beth Macy's Truevine is a moving attempt to reconstruct this David and Goliath story, a chronicle of the Muses' unlikely victory in a game that was doubly rigged against them.
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These were boom times for sentimentality in rock, years brimming with Keanes, Frays, and Muses and the disarming well of feelings that issue out from rock radio at the time.
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In a recent YouTube video, Joe Rogan says he wants to form a chimp hockey team, claims that he's trapped in a robot, and muses over life being a simulation.
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While petty has not strayed so far from its Oxford definition yet, it's very possible that the word "might not mean the same thing in five months," Charity Hudley muses.
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"We all need a method," Murphy muses through voice-over, and "The Enemies of My Enemy" neatly clarifies everyone's methods as "Narcos" reaches the halfway mark of its second season.
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He describes a shift he worked at the Peppermint Lounge, muses on a fling he's in the middle of—"I think of the silliest things," he interrupts himself to say.
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If this mom can help manage her child's disability and maintain a flawless Pinterest lifestyle, Maya muses with growing horror, is her own brand of chaos a form of laziness?
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In keeping with its "aging comedian muses over his career trajectory" theme, Seinfeld looks back on his childhood and his life before moving into 5A in the full-length trailer.
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"I miss the time, a few years ago, when everything was bland and 'meh'—when all politicians were the same, and everyone was boring and safe and stale," he muses.
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The common parlance was to call them the "three muses," although Dior himself termed them his "mothers" — a trio of women who effectively gave birth to him as a couturier.
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The root word of museum originally meant "seat or shrine of the Muses"; its use in the sense of "a building to display objects" was first recorded in the 1680s.
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In softly watercolored panels thick with detail, she muses on raising a small child, visiting a sick parent, and being an artist, all while living in a slowly gentrifying city.
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Mr. Ratmansky — the most remarkable ballet choreographer of our day — here gives prominence to the all-female corps de ballet, which wafts atmospheric fragrance all around, and three contrasting muses.
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Ms. Hersh is perhaps best known as the frontwoman of the 1980s indie punk band Throwing Muses, which she formed at 14 with her stepsister, the singer-songwriter Tanya Donelly.
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When he goes on his racist and sexist tears or muses about his appetite for black men, he's just a brat begging for attention, a showboat looking to fill seats.
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And he still muses about everything from Taylor Swift songs to candidate "walk-off" music, what his husband is like at home and which gif best describes his emotional state.
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Born in Liverpool in 1964, Leckey's first muses were music and fashion subcultures; the show opens with his breakout 1999 found-footage collage, "Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore" (opens Oct. 23).
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His latest offering, "Meals, Music and Muses: Recipes From My African American Kitchen," a tribute to his South Carolina heritage and the music that inspired him, was published last month.
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Indeed, many of our French Girl style icons have a "de" in their last names, indicating noble status, like the Chanel muses Caroline de Maigret and Ines de la Fressange.
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The 1928 work, the oldest Balanchine piece in City Ballet's repertory, imagines Apollo as a youth, still a little raw and vulnerable, experimenting with three muses, discovering music and dance.
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Mr. Stanley's approach to the muses (the excellent Tiler Peck and Indiana Woodward, along with Brittany Pollack in a shaky debut) was firm but tender, playful but not overly familiar.
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Some fans may view this as a betrayal, muses performer Alexis Fawx, lessening the authenticity of a shot, misrepresenting advertised scenes, or otherwise mucking with the integrity of a fantasy.
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" As for the inspiration behind his latest single, Smith revealed there are two leading ladies in his life that served as muses for the lyrics — "my wife [Christy] and Miranda Lambert.
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"I wish I had been able to see Europe before being recognizable because our show is so popular there," she muses about her trip with to Paris with Sprouse in April.
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This relationship between man-child and child is probably meant to be seen as too pure for this world ("I know he's 6, but he's my best friend," Mark muses, creepily).
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Part of her "Color Sweeps" series, the painting muses on the theme of flight through a mixture of heavy brushing and staining, with bright tones producing a sharp and euphoric air.
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It unspools the singer's rise to fame, and muses on her legacy through unprecedented interviews with her friends and family, as well as archival and never-before-seen home video footage.
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Cheering the models on were an assortment of Siriano's biggest supporters (and muses), including Orange Is The New Black's stars Danielle Brooks, who modeled for the designer's collaboration with Lane Bryant.
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"When you're in high school, just about everything seems like the end of the world," 16-year-old Cassie Sullivan muses in an early-film flashback to her pre-apocalypse life.
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For example, Richie's beleaguered wife, Devon (Olivia Wilde), is supposed to have been one of Andy Warhol's muses before she left the scene to become a wife and mother in Greenwich.
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" He sees Jewishness in her liberal politics, and in her feminism, which, he muses, may be "another part of her Jewish heritage where women were often characterized as tough and domineering.
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In the second half of the story the Professor goes to see A Place in the Sun and muses on how Montgomery Clift's character is called Eastman, just like her neighbor.
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One video, an alternate history of music and resistance, muses that a Chilean protest singer's voice could seep into the ground, waft through the earth, and erupt through a Persian volcano.
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"In one way or another, we are all Orwellian," critic Iván de la Nuez muses in the exhibition's catalogue, and the galleries document a collective experience of disillusion, outrage, and melancholia.
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"I feel marriage closes me in, cloisters me, and I want to escape," muses Frédéric, the protagonist of Eric Rohmer's 1972 film "Love in the Afternoon," which runs until Thursday, Sept.
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She now teaches in Barnard's dance department, along with Mr. La Fosse and Allegra Kent, the former New York City Ballet principal who was one of George Balanchine's most important muses.
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In Belgium, he'll attend a NATO gathering where other members of the alliance might reflect on how often he complains about the cost of the alliance and muses about its usefulness.
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Hailey Gates dissects beauty around the globe, starting in Pakistan at Karachi Fashion Week, where she muses on a lack of cocktails, respectful attire and what goes on beneath the burqa.
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" The sketch even calls back to Trump's "grab 'em by the pussy" comments when the voiceover muses that Ivanka "probably should've bounced after the whole Access Hollywood bus thing, oh, well.
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A boy progressed to the next round on "Mnemosyne"—Memory, mother of the Muses, who gave us the mnemonic device and who ought to be the presiding deity of spelling bees.
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Alyssa Miller, a model turned accessories designer (her line, naturally, is called Pilgrim) and one of Doen's "muses," keeps a 200-pound pig, Paul, and hens in the middle of Hollywood.
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Things end on an optimistic note, however, as Misty muses "the world won't end unless we want it to," which I guess is as good a call to action as any.
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She's known for painting the same small group of models and friends, whom she says become more than just sitters but muses that, over time, evolve into archetypes in her work.
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The chords keep going, as if they might offer solace; a full minute later, he muses, "Me and my mother, me and my father" and then "Me and my …" They're gone.
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And, surprisingly, Ms. McGrath chose a rising star to work with rather than reaching out to her stable of famous muses, among them Kim Kardashian West, Naomi Campbell and Charli XCX.
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He muses on the whims of fate and the beauty of the universe, and on how so much of life is about being in the right place at the right time.
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The scent was inspired by best friends road-tripping through Joshua Tree, so tapping Walton and Campbell as the muses was a no-brainer, as the two are actually friends IRL.
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And Mr. Trump regularly muses about ending the North American Free Trade Agreement, even as his advisers say publicly that negotiations with Canada and Mexico are proceeding in a positive direction.
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" In the first months after the marriage's collapse, Hardwick muses, tentatively, to Mary McCarthy, upon "that strange thing that happens to you when you know you don't want it any longer.
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He prized the "freedom" — his word — of being left in his own world, with his atelier and his muses and his books and his Birman and his imagination and his ideas.
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There are plenty of artists who skew in the other direction — chasing their own personal muses into weird, alienating corners — like, say, Nic Pizzolatto did in season two of True Detective.
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While some eyes were precise and graphic (reminiscent of '60s Mod muses), others featured imperfect smudges of deep shadows focused on lower, upper or entire lids that bled into the surrounding area.
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" For extra potency on Colbert, Heems and Riz tacked extra verses on the end of the track to address the current state of things, and as Riz muses "Banning me from traveling?
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In 2008, the New York City dancers that inspired Lorene Scafaria's Hustlers were coping with the stock market crash, but Ray J's muses don't seem to have a care in the world.
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"Sometimes, it's just nice to be with your body and your breath," Adriene muses at the end of a recent video I've been watching a lot, Yoga For When You Are Sick.
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"I do not mean to sound like I am writing a self-help manual, but your mind truly is the only thing you can control when you are in prison," Memory muses.
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Bernardo's other work includes similar Photoshopping endeavors like mash-ups of celebrity magazine covers with famous art and an entire deck of Beyonce as the muses and goddesses of museum-worthy paintings.
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"Or imagine if you could create the perfect lip color that you have been searching for for years, with just the right amount of moisture or matte to suit you," she muses.
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She and Jean-Paul Sartre (pictured), plus their coterie of anti-bourgeois writers and muses, wrote and smoked at its tables, a short step from Sartre's little apartment on the rue Bonaparte.
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Duma also says something in the original video that reveals a lot about the ideology of the fashion elite: "I think a certain kind of refined culture is needed here," she muses.
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She also took the moment to introduce us to the fresh, new concept of a chainmail choker/corset combo, proving their truly is no end to these trailblazing style muses' aesthetic innovations.
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Specifically, it muses on the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis that each language encodes unique habits of thought, and to speak to people with a different language is to struggle to overcome those habits.
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When he talks about buying back Treasury bonds for less than face value, or muses about the political motives of Janet Yellen, he may simply not know what he is talking about.
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Her story hits home in an industry where male auteurs like Tarantino have so much power over the actresses they call their muses (as Tarantino has called Thurman throughout his career, ugh).
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This is where "Reckless Trump" muses about the "very fine people" who joined the recent march of the racists in Charlottesville, which culminated in a deadly vehicular attack on anti-hate demonstrators.
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For Rinck, a Paris-based interior architecture and fabrication studio, the source material for a custom commission was a late-18th-century inlaid table at Versailles, known as the Table des Muses.
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A client asked for a reproduction, with some modifications: He wanted a round version of the original square, and rather than two muses asked for three — representing the faces of his daughters.
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"Sometimes he would add two or three necklaces at once, or two or three bracelets," drawing from house creations overseen for decades by Loulou de La Falaise, one of his many muses.
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He muses over whether he's only dancing because he's good at it, and if that's a good enough reason, but says it would be a lie to say he didn't love dance.
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Like the Surrealists, she had muses, but her depictions are tender and affectionate, often rooted in her personal connection to her subjects, including her two lifelong partners, Stanislao Lepri and Constantin Jelenski.
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Later, Stevie muses that there may be more than the motel in this life for her, and Alexis is surprised by Ted only to be seen crying on her father shortly after.
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"Throughout most of history, it was enough for men that women existed to give birth to men and raise them," a late-30-something narrator muses in Sheila Heti's new novel, Motherhood.
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And lastly, W Magazine's Fashion Director Edward Enninful teamed up on a cool new project for Beats with his most beloved model muses, casting each as one of the seven deadly sins.
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"We still gotta fight for LGBT homelessness, we still gotta fight for trans rights, there's so much left," muses Twiggy after leaving the White House, shortly after finding out that he's getting evicted.
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While reading the opening essay, which muses on the titular concern of wonder, I initially felt that Bantjes's tendency toward sweeping generalities and lack of footnoting gave the essay a dismissably informal tone.
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Best ditched the fashion industry in New York City 20 years ago — where he designed for Donna Karan and Isaac Mizrahi — for Los Angeles, Mattel's pink palace, and the tiniest of style muses.
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"If I'm still there and those guys are still healthy, with Brandon, LaMarcus, and Greg Oden," McMillan muses, "If we don't have a title by now, it would be…" his voice trails off.
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Holden muses, "If you think 'I'm actually trying to create art here,' as absurd as that might sound in the context of dick pics, you're probably going to make a much better picture."
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Bran asks his Small Council about the missing dragon, but no one's seen him — although Bran muses that he might be able to find Drogon himself, which certainly seems possible, given his powers.
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Taking inspiration from such varied sources as the Renaissance Faire, an old photo of Gustav Klimt, and her sisters, Tallulah and Rumer ("my constant muses"), Willis showed a modestcollection with a vintage feel.
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It's why we fell in love with people like Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington — muses who were as close as family and thick as thieves, and brought Girl Power to the runway.
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"Who knows what feeling I would have had about Naples, about myself, if I had waked every morning not in my neighborhood but in one of those buildings along the shore," she muses.
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"ALL the North Sea's people are connected to each other," muses Hans de Boer, president of VNO-NCW, the Dutch business lobby, as he gazes from his 12th-floor office in The Hague.
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Why it matters: As Mike noted in his report, Trump often muses about possible personnel moves that he never makes, and there's no indication as yet that Trump is willing to fire Sessions.
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When the Muses were reunited in 1927, most papers entirely omitted Harriet's successful lawsuit against Ringling Brothers, in which she won a large settlement and guarantee of regular fair pay for her sons.
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Jenner is one of five muses for the fashion line's H&M collaboration, which will drop a limited-edition collection of nine looks (available online and in 12 select stores) on May 25.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) muses that the "AR" could stand for "America's rifle", as the AR-215 is the nation's most popular long gun, with as many as 10m units in circulation.
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Amid the gorgeous Capri scenery, Mr. Godard muses on storytelling's evolution from the Homeric epic to the modern myth making of the movies, and on iconography's progression from bronze statues to Ms. Bardot.
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Mr. Greene's queasy-making film is a sequel of sorts to his 2014 documentary, "Actress," which muses intriguingly about the boundaries between actors playing themselves and fictional characters in front of a camera.
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Her newest work, "Soul at the White Heat," muses on inspiration and the writing life, but Ms. Oates will be reading fiction during this series hosted by New York University's creative writing program.
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The thirty-minute show—a kind of deranged "Emeril Live," in which Bronson cooks and muses in the Munchies test kitchen, alongside special guests—will air Monday through Thursday at 11:30 P .
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In it the bank CEO muses on issues far afield the core bank business — the future of the United States and some of the societal forces he thinks are holding the nation back.
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"Fish Bones," which, like "Robber," is from their recent EP 2018, tells the story of a break up by the shore, as the narrator steps on dead fish and muses on rotting love.
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COROT: WOMEN Muses, goddesses, book lovers and nudes, 423 in all, with luminous presence and glowing, painterly flesh, by the 413th-century French master of landscape Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot. Sept. 403-Dec.
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" The narrator imagines possibilities, from baking cookies for a lonely neighbor to "telling Desmond I like his blue boots," then muses: "Sticking up for someone when other kids aren't kind is really hard.
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Instead, he muses on what it means that Simmons might truly be just fine, inserting himself into Simmons's headspace and point of view as though he's suddenly satisfied with his (lack of) findings.
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But offline, Mr. Trump still privately muses about all the ways he will punish his enemies after Election Day, including a threat to fund a "super PAC" with vengeance as its core mission.
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But what else would you expect from a woman who was one of Yves Saint Laurent's muses, a great friend of Oscar de la Renta and a supermodel before the term was coined?
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" Explaining how the chromosome damage that the drug was hysterically asserted to cause might actually lead to favorable mutations, she muses that "five years from now, I'll probably be a wife and mother.
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In the early '80s, model-muses became as famous as the artists they inspired, paving the way for the supers of the subsequent decade such as Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and Kate Moss.
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He takes it slow on "Fire & Desires," and bitterly muses about the price of fame on "Redemption" ("I'm a walkin' come-up, I'm a bank deposit/Sell my secrets and get top dollar").
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"When it comes down to house music, there's a variety; there are levels and steps," Peterkin muses, as he unpacks a record bag fresh from a weekend of gigs in Japan and Korea.
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Williams's fixation with unhinged female characters may have started with his beloved sister Rose, who spent most of her life institutionalized, underwent a lobotomy, and unwittingly acted as one of his main muses.
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Andre 3000 takes a couple stabs at the idea: "Over half of these hoes had work done / Sayin' they want something real from a man" he muses before sniping at rappers with ghostwriters.
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Chance also muses on why he felt comfortable working with Kelly in 2015, and comes to the conclusion that it was probably because he's been culturally conditioned to ignore the plight of black women.
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"At least for now—as with all things security, it's a trade-off between how much value you feel you're getting out of it, and how much risk you're willing to take," he muses.
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Today's new moon in fellow Water sign Cancer activates the sector of your chart that rules romance and creativity: Expect some new muses to come your way or for an old flame to reignite.
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As long as Mr Trump's fans remain loyal, Mr Bowman muses that Republicans could turn a trial into a "circus" airing "every crazy conspiracy theory", including "unfounded allegations about Mr Biden and his son".
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"It has to be someone with direct knowledge of the phone call, and who says things that are incredible damaging to the president," muses Colbert, before cutting to a photo of a likely candidate.
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Ever since stars like Bettie Page and Audrey Hepburn made the risky cut trendy in the '50s, it's been the bang hairstyle that it girls and fashion muses turn to for added cool factor.
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A lot of words rhyme with that if I deliver them right," Bri muses mid-battle as she tries to come up with the best way to take down her opponent. "Cameras. Rappers. Pamper.
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In honor of the non-extensioned, anti-blowdryer, real-hair era in which we're living, we've decided to highlight seven muses who are shifting the conversation away from the one-hairstyle-fits-all mantra.
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" He also muses about fame — both its downfalls and its perks, raping, "Every day I'm getting sued famous / I show up to court without a suit famous / Shit has its perks too, ain't it?
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Image: GettyIn an op-ed for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, President Obama not only advocates for the self-driving car, but muses on the technological advancements of the past seven-and-a-half years.
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His story began in the early eighties in the South Bronx with a group of 'at-risk' students, where literary works not only became muses for their creative expression, but also life-guiding beacons.
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In one episode from Enlightened's first season, Amy's mother—played by Dern's real-life mother, Diane Ladd—muses about how when Amy was younger, she would cycle through an endless roulette of close friends.
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From a brief history of the internet's beginnings in the 1960s, to stories of abusive cyberbehavior, to interviews with roboticists, astronomists and spaceflight futurists, the film muses where this new age might be headed.
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Related: A Rare Work of Japanese Erotic Art Hits the Auction Block Erotic Art in Shocks of Color [NSFW] Erotic Feminist Art Gets a Second Look How Anonymous Tinder Nudes Became This Artist's Muses
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It's no longer uptown meets downtown, skater girl goes to a ball—fashion designers from Gucci to Raf Simons to Supreme to Vaquera are sending viewers on scavenger hunts of inspiration, allusions, and muses.
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Backstage Beauty Report For Kenzo's spring/summer 2017 show, the designers Carol Lim and Humberto Leon channeled the illustrator Antonio Lopez's muses — Pat Cleveland, Grace Jones, Donna Jordan and Jerry Hall — in Studio 54.
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Latta and her fiancé, the sculptor Riley O'Neill, are hosting a backyard barbecue in honor of the artist Susan Cianciolo, one of Eckhaus Latta's model-muses and one of Latta's mentors and frequent collaborators.
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It only takes a minute for the chief to convince her that helping him catch the killer would surely get her face on TV. "Something about the women down here," Vickery muses to Willis.
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But in place of populism, France got a sort of humanist but all-powerful leader who muses aloud about the solitary exercise of power, faces little internal dissent, and has effectively neutered the opposition.
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In one scene, for instance, Mr. Jimenez muses, "To be black and Latino in America and be loved truly, loved for being you, I haven't seen it," all the while putting on whiteface makeup.
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I carry you with me Talk with you ask your opinion You cannot give me up I cannot give you up We are linked in our Blackness our creativity our queerness our muses conspire.
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"Is this the kind of activity they're using for intelligence gathering or a way to gather information to weaponize later?" muses Chris Painter, the State Department's top cyber diplomat from 2011 to mid-2017.
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It will include a street style piece on hijab-wearing, modest fashion muses, a profile on the emerging actress Amira Khalil and a feature on members of Middle Eastern royalty creating fine jewelry collections.
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Antonio Graziadei, a Franciscan friar who was both an astrologer and an ambassador, is portrayed in a medal alongside Apollo, Diana, the Muses, and Mercury — figures who reinforce his erudition and his ambassadorial authority.
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The solar-powered kite, which functions like a hot-air balloon, muses on the impact of air travel on climate change, presenting a futuristic sustainable solution that addresses the universal human desire to fly.
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From there, she used women she loved — as friends, family, and romantic partners — as her "muses," portraying Black female sexuality and womanhood through the lens of someone who admired these traits as near-divine.
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"There were many moments like that," Demian Maia, the Brazilian jiu jitsu master who puts the art in mixed martial arts more than most, muses when asked what he would consider his first fight.
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"You couldn't shoot someone without asking permission from a certain somebody," muses the former gangster, on a tour of the abandoned row-houses and broken roads of West Baltimore, the most dangerous streets in America.
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And before he delves into the central story of "The Encounter," Mr. McBurney muses on the nature of storytelling, memory, time and consciousness, as it exists both as part of, and independent of, the brain.
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Critics of Leza One's art have compared him to Caravaggio, and though that's for the viewer to decide, this contemporary artist's images do express a subdued chiaroscuro frailty, especially those from the Urban Muses project.
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As he muses entirely in hypotheticals, he paints a picture suggestive of the dangers of cruising — of being homosexual in a time when it was illegal and thought of as a sin or an illness.
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Prior to becoming one of Rih's luxury fashion muses, Johnson starred in a viral 2016 Allure video about her gray hair, and modeled for brands like Eileen Fisher, Tome, Deveaux, and CDLM by Chris Peters.
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Her last film, Varda by Agnès, which premiered this year in Berlin a month before her death, is a farewell conversation with the filmmaker in which she muses on her art, politics, life, and inspirations.
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"Offline, Mr. Trump still privately muses about all the ways he will punish his enemies after Election Day, including a threat to fund a 'super PAC' with vengeance as its core mission," the Times reported.
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Portrayed as tricksters, familiars and the all-seeing informant-companions of the Norse god Odin, they have been the muses of Tlingit shamans, touchstones for William Shakespeare and a main character for Edgar Allan Poe.
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On "I'm Gangsta," he muses, wistfully, about being "far from home, I still feel so hood" and then reflects on how his music has grown up since Tha Block Is Hot, released three years earlier.
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It's these vagabond types that added to Warhol's status, serving as loyal muses whom he could use to experiment with his art; they also helped him cultivate the concept of celebrity that we know today.
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First of all, it was a stroke of genius to pit Gruber – such an imperious, arrogant (and well, European) character ("Benefits of a classical education," he muses at one point) – against Willis's blue-collar McClane.
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Since the label's muses tend to glide down Wang's runways (all four models mentioned above walked in the 2016 Spring RTW collection), here's hoping Gerber makes her New York Fashion Week runway debut this month!
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"Well, I think I've had a lot of those," Robin Black muses on the phone from his home (and makeshift home studio) when asked to pinpoint a particularly epiphanic moment in his marital arts journey.
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He mourns that he can only fall asleep by consuming low-grade cheese, muses about Ed Norton's shaved head, and worries all his friends are going to be famous comedians and stop talking to him.
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Conversations with his subjects allowed him to observe that at the end of life, his muses were more reflective on the relationships that they've built over time, rather than the successes achieved in their careers.
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" John Cage shares this sentiment in "Composition in Retrospect," a mesostic poem spelling "indeterminacy," as he muses that "two notations on the saMe / pIece of paper / automatically briNg / About relationship / my Composing / is actuallY unnecessary.
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Jacobs has been Instagramming the stars in his David Sims-shot fall/winter 2016 campaign ads (including Kendall Jenner and Missy Elliott), along with lengthy explanations of why he chose this particular group of muses.
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A worker employed at a mine in Spain, a site once exploited by the ancient Romans, muses on the rise and fall of empires, and how they always sow the seeds of their own destruction.
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Perhaps because of her paparazzi-hounded siblings, celebrity has never been a pursuit for Olsen, 30, who muses about the children she hopes to have with her fiancé, Robbie Arnett of the band Milo Greene.
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In Things to Come, Nathalie muses aloud about this freedom, and whether one might want it — just as you'd expect from a philosophy professor, a person who has dedicated her life to the examination of life.
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That message becomes even more apparent when considering the line's creative muses: model and aspiring photog Kendall Jenner, pro soccer player Florencia Galarza, artist Ana Kras, DJ Syv de Blare, and Meta Flora founder Marisa Competello.
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If a payment for an adventure holiday or mobile-phone bill goes out from your N26 account, muses Valentin Stalf, one of its co-founders, you could be shown options for travel insurance or phone contracts.
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Sounds like Lagerfeld is going to have to go in search of an all new class of muses, perhaps this time he should consider choosing ones that have a little more free time on their hands.
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Archie tells Veronica she was right about Mr. Svenson being the Black Hood and Betty muses that maybe Mr. Svenson thought he could atone for his mistake by targeting sinners - although she doesn't sound too convinced.
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Where the record is silent, Macy draws on the better-known biographies of the Muses' fellow performers to give us a sense of the worlds George and Willie moved in, and how they might have felt.
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Related: Stark Geotagged Photos Shed Light on American Poverty In Mickalene Thomas's Photographs, Black Women are Muses Surreal Black and White Photos Immortalize Oldest Trees on Earth Celebrate Black History Month with the Google Cultural Institute
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