Just like the mythical zombie apocalypse, the portended "patent troll" apocalypse is just as mythical.
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But it turns out the water bear's almost mythical indestructibility may indeed be somewhat mythical.
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That's because, in good Bollywood fashion, the personal is mythical more than political — and even the political is mythical.
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" (One poster really does say this, which is strange since the person playing "the Man" is Danny Glover.) Anyway, he went on: "I wrote the song about a mythical riverboat, cruising on a mythical river, in a mythical time.
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"For the first time, an #IndianArmy Mountaineering Expedition Team has sited Mysterious Footprints of mythical beast 'Yeti'" it said in a tweet, not explaining how a mythical beast could leave footprints.
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So long as baseball continues to ascribe mythical powers to non-mythical things, it will leave behind fans who can't afford to go to Cooperstown, or weren't raised reading the same scriptures.
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And many couples fear social stigma and mythical side effects.
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So, what's really going on with the mythical Apple car?
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As it would be for someone with such mythical stature.
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The bank has just taken us to that mythical 11!
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Now, this mythical cereal isn't just a fantasy for Americans.
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Mythical is led by a group of gaming industry veterans.
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Well, times are a'changing and so is Thor's mythical hair.
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And of course who can forget the mythical Neil Young?
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Asgardia: Mythical home to Norse gods like Thor and Loki.
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The tomato project "was chasing something almost mythical," he continued.
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There are a number of theories around the mythical creature.
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The Kraken, the mythical beast of the sea, is real.
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"The search for that mythical person continues," Mr. Tusk said.
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It marks the transition from our historical and mythical storytelling.
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They also ate some mysterious food, including the mythical McGoosta!
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The movie makes Tubman seem mythical, which makes her impersonal.
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Bill Murray is basically a mythical figure at this point.
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That's this mythical place where all these companies come from.
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The broad outlines of the story have become almost mythical.
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It now has the more mythical name of ... Phoenix, Arizona.
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That mountain, mythical and moody and deadly, once consumed him.
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Mythical protections for the defendant should not paralyze our institutions.
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The "Mueller report" has taken on an almost mythical quality.
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Aztlan is more than the mythical origin of the Aztecs.
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He's the mythical King of Asgard, the God of Thunder.
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Here be mythical creatures, political machinations, stormy seas and sunny shanties.
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Pryce is right when he says breakfast sandwiches are mythical things.
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Ambrosia shares its name with the mythical food associated with immortality.
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It includes mythical creatures, such as wizards, fairies, mermaids and vampires.
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Founders of successful startups hold mythical status in the tech industry.
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But here's where Trump's comments about the mythical Article XII matter.
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"Mythopoeia" explores historical and mythical fictions grounded in culturally specific perspectives.
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It took a lot, he noted, "to make this mythical place."
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Instead of just feeling like … ... this almost mythical dream for decades.
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If Game of Thrones is fundamentally mystical, Vikings is fundamentally mythical.
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My guess is that he'll be this mythical figure to her.
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Are these the near-mythical 30,000 emails that have gone missing?
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Galaxy Digital's EOS VC Fund has led the round for Mythical.
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The pole is topped by the mythical thunderbird with outstretched wings.
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Some people prefer this more mythical, spontaneous way of meeting people.
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However, we are not dangerous, and certainly not evil mythical creatures.
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"The X-Men isn't just about some narrow, mythical "mutant experience.
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We cut to a restaurant that might be the mythical Fring's.
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It's also about whiteness, and the sense of mythical, imaginary attainment.
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It's time to consign the mythical, improbable, and pointless Mayweather vs.
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How might his all-career team fare in various mythical matchups?
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Like a mythical creature, it is able to constantly change forms.
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The mythical beast also appears on the national jersey for Wales.
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You do seem to know a lot about this mythical person.
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This intense book gives us Woods's almost mythical rise and fall.
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Here he seems more mythical than real, an emblem of disappearance.
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There's a mythical 353 vents out there which we haven't seen.
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Through this, gumption became the mythical key to unlocking a career.
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The story is both mythical and reflective of the black experience.
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For Pokémon Day, the games are getting a new mythical Pokémon.
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The watch attained mythical status in the golfing and watch world.
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Does it make you think of armored knights and mythical creatures?
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I was close to the mythical Level 8, but it didn't matter.
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But, like the mythical character, few have paid attention to their warnings.
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I watch Good Mythical Morning and catch up on other YouTube videos.
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Then, those mythical Brooklyn fans better show up, create a fresh narrative.
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And that's how we came to the idea of a mythical garden.
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Before last year, I didn't even know such a mythical place existed.
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"A Lineage of Imagination," an installation of mythical creatures by Kenny Harris.
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The yeti is a mythical creature and not found in real life.
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The rest, which includes a mythical blessing from Anna Wintour, was history.
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But once they took power, people expected to see the mythical alternative.
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But the rumors about the mythical new iPhone went on for years.
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You'll also get the mythical Pokémon Mew with your Poké Ball Plus.
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He still seems no less mythical than any previous iteration of himself.
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When start-ups begin, it's akin to Joseph Campbell's mythical hero's journey.
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The cat lady is probably the most mythical creature of our time.
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On the internet, Russian hackers have reached an almost a mythical aura.
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Many are also fantastical, incorporating serpents, dragons, griffins and other mythical beasts.
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But the Circean rhythms and mythical features were no different from before.
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I have come to see that these trips follow a mythical arc.
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"The mythical Reagan Democrat still exists on Staten Island," Professor Flanagan said.
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The position of Crimson president holds an almost mythical place in journalism.
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Onyeabor painted himself as a semi-mythical figure, courting mystery and intrigue.
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This tall tale, like Ms Obreht's first, conjures a mythical, supernatural world.
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The mythical element of that big number is to be broken through.
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Others believe it's the powerful workings of the mythical underwater city Atlantis.
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The rugby captain's role is almost mythical — with few parallels in sports.
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But those good old days, maybe, are more mythical than we admit.
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He jokes indignantly that somehow he missed out on such mythical goodies.
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" To assist, the pair enlisted the help of Josh, their "mythical chef.
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Here&aposs everything you need to know about the near-mythical narwhal.
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The sage grouse occupies a nearly mythical status in the American West.
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It has given steady Israeli expansionism the international benediction of mythical reversibility.
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They seem to have come from a faraway, mythical or imaginary land.
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The original unicorns are mythical creatures; they've never been seen in the wild.
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Some think this mythical Bran, could be the same one we already know.
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Or like the mythical Hydra, will another head sprout to take its place?
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True is covering the entire animal kingdom for Halloween — even the mythical side!
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Japanese artist Konoike Tomoko created a mythical map of Kansas on stitched cowhide.
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GARRISON "A Lineage of Imagination," an installation of mythical creatures by Kenny Harris.
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Mechanical beasts and realistic, moving statues were attributed to the mythical inventor Daedalus.
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Like before, they include an eclectic mix of animals, insects, and mythical creatures.
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Its story by now has taken on mythical proportions that cannot be censored.
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Where do you go after you've been the mythical, undefeatable number one forever?
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She's a phoenix, as fiery and beautiful as any mythical creature ever depicted.
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But, we want to know, what's going on with the other mythical creatures?
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So, maybe unicorns aren't the only mythical creatures getting foods named after them.
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This mythical beast can go anywhere and do anything on a basketball court.
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"It's mythical, magical," Sergio Ramos, the Madrid captain, told reporters after the game.
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They have reached lofty — some might say mythical — valuations extrapolated from private investments.
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Peterson sees himself as a mythical hero, a Prometheus bringing light to humanity.
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The state-run news media speaks of the temple in almost mythical terms.
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Perhaps it's the idea that women exerted a mythical, archetypal power over him.
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Along the same lines, your definition of "middle class" seems mythical to me.
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What can you tell me about the mythical landlocked BC monster the Ogopogo?
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The characters functioned as both action-movie conventions and mythical heroes and monsters.
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As great as Qajaarngaa, the mythical hunter who triumphs in Asser's grandmother's tale.
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Their 1958 production of "La Traviata," in Dallas, remains mythical among opera fans.
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The creature's popularity is a testament to its fantastic appearance and mythical nature.
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How can you resist a mythical monster whose name translates to "goat sucker"?
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But that mythical training session will soon be bumped off the family mantel.
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"The world is focusing on this mythical El Chapo creature," Mr. Lichtman said.
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We cannot change the essential nature of people or animals — especially mythical ones.
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One of their mythical heroes is the shape-shifting spider-trickster figure Iktomi.
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Read the full post on McLaughlin and Neal&aposs YouTube powerhouse Mythical Entertainment.
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But as mythical as they might seem, they are very real to Silla.
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Time and time again, he's proved he has the grace of a mythical creature.
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Counter-Strike players reach a sort of mythical celebrity status thanks to their exclusivity.
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Or, you can tap into your inner mythical creature with glitter and rainbow highlighter.
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The myth of cellulite had gone mainstream — as had its mythical causes and cures.
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In other words, it's kind of like that mythical off switch for your migraine.
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The story takes place in a mythical realm where centaurs, unicorns and gnomes roam.
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It features sculptures of mythical creatures and auspicious animals such as lions and elephants.
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Namath had a mighty arm, a battered knee and a stylish, almost mythical cockiness.
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Do you miss all the glory and the mythical story of the Olympian life?
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IT HAS an almost mythical status in the canon of post-war British buildings.
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Relativity Media has even said that two films likely won't reach mythical blockbuster status.
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He said on Good Mythical Morning that he doesn't even wash it that often.
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At some point, however, Facebook began projecting this business strategy as a mythical question.
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The mythical trend has touched one food staple too many (seriously, leave bagels alone).
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Would you claim that Trump is being set up by the mythical "deep state"?
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He was in Boston for the filming of a mythical matchup against Rocky Marciano.
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Much like the mythical Amazons, Diana is always portrayed as a stranger to humanity.
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They have a mythical hold and this hold increases the further you go north.
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To me, there is an ideal mythical avocado against which all avocados are judged.
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"Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order" returns to the mythical themes of "the hero's journey."
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KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS An American animated adventure set in a mythical Japan.
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Interestingly, this new trend also draws inspiration from a favorite mythical creature, the mermaid.
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In theory, parties should converge on the mythical "median voter," a moderate, reasonable person.
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An archetype is similar, but generated from a deep mythical well of human consciousness.
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Careful scrutiny by journalists and investigators, however, has shown this to be largely mythical.
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But it was never quite clear whether Apple is really building the mythical iCar.
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This second detail sounded too pat, if you know what I mean: too mythical.
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There's an entire section of this museum dedicated to the penises of mythical creatures.
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Jackie Kennedy is, of course, a mythical, crucial figure in American history and culture.
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Naturally, she quickly grew to cherish both mythical figures, awaiting their bounty every season.
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These earrings are a gift from Peru, they are of a sacred mythical bird.
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Instead, they're all about a mythical wave of crimes committed by scary dark people.
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It follows three middle school boys who get turned into mythical creatures called kappas.
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There's mythical Iowa, picturesque cradle of electoral politics, and then there is real Iowa.
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Apple's long-rumored, near-mythical augmented reality glasses might become a reality next year.
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The CFPB determined the extent of the mythical racist wrongdoing based on people's surname.
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But an invented "Viking Age" was a powerful mythical companion to the historical reality.
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While the young girl believes in Santa, she's less certain about other mythical beings.
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These mythical emoji are presumably designed to expedite the process of arranging D&D sessions.
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In adopting an almost mythical persona, Mr Modi appears to rise heroically above his foes.
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The haetae, known also from Chinese folklore as the xiezhi, is an omniscient mythical beast.
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The name is a nod to the mythical figure who lived for over 900 years.
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I'll never know if the whale that I saw in Mexico was the mythical 52.
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How is it that Merkel has inspired a near mythical status for her power pose?
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He also talks about taking his wife on a trip to search for mythical monster.
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Cuba seemed like a mythical island existing only in these stories and in my imagination.
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Though The Misfits have a mythical quality about them, they are in fact real people.
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Our hate crime laws should reflect this painful reality -- not a mythical war on cops.
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The result is something straight out of a children's mythical cartoon: a beautiful winged lady.
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He is, no doubt, calling in mythical reinforcements, his superiors in Canada's forces of chaos.
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An examination by the Brennan Center for Justice concluded that these problems were largely mythical.
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A mythical turtle was said to have taken that sword from him after his victory.
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"Runner's high is one of those mythical creatures like the Loch Ness monster," he said.
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"Rockford for me has that mythical quality that childhood landscapes have in memory," she said.
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I love that the deck includes mythical creatures as well as ones here on earth.
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Under those epistemological circumstances, the "truth of what happened" becomes an elusive, almost mythical notion.
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Ahead, we've rounded up eight ancient goddesses whose mythical reputations are more than well-deserved.
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His collaboration with fellow NYC producer Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez is one of near mythical status.
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All of them, however, had impressive horns, which endowed something mythical to their snouted faces.
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In fact, Unicorn, like the mythical creature it is named after, exists only on paper.
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He could get the mythical 16 reigns because who else was there to have them?
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This series is impossible to classify; genre elements mingle in mythical and gleefully subversive ways.
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Its mythical status kept growing, along with its ability to garner love despite its ridiculousness.
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Jamie's absence seems sort of mythical to her, especially given the quest she's on now.
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And he's not saying, 'Oh my god, you got to notify the mythical science police.
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A symbolic statue of a mythical Portlandia sporting a trident knelt below a Cyclopean keystone.
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To say this is cold comfort is not to pine for mythical good old days.
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Not surprisingly, this got folks talking about Champ, the lake's own mythical Loch Ness monster.
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But some see a broader benefit to all researchers working on this near-mythical device.
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The album is named after a mythical golden city sought in the Americas by Europeans.
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Big, loud, dumb and ugly – that's "Steppenwolf," the mythical demon creature that's uniting the League.
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It&aposs a Russian folktale, and it&aposs about, the firebird is a mythical creature.
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My family members are the descendants of odysseys that have taken on near-mythical proportions.
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That New York becomes a mythical city that could also be Shanghai or Buenos Aires.
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Presenting a mythical creature convincingly for an audience requires the expertise of many different professionals.
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Leprechauns are tricky mythical fairies in Irish folklore who like to pinch anyone in sight.
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Like in a fairy tale gone amiss, the forest itself takes on a mythical quality.
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The majestic mythical creatures have been popping up on our favorite coffee beverages since the '90s.
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Instead of building the mythical Apple Car, Apple's making an autonomous shuttle system for its employees.
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They represent the namahage, a mythical ogre that is a community mascot on the Oga peninsula.
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For some reason, the police seem to put more effort into upholding the mythical Article 15.
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If you've got about $60 to spend on mythical creature-branded lash elixir, go for it.
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Judged as an attempt to recreate a quasi-mythical past, things did not go so smoothly.
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Ferdinand, the mythical unicorn, jumped around set while the show's anchors goggled at his magical ensemble.
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Every culture has its mythical figures, from the Wendigo to La Llorona to the Easter Bunny.
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When investors chase mythical unicorns instead of nurturing real zebras, they hurt those smaller, profitable companies.
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So what are the secret ingredients necessarily to take your vanilla Frappuccino from mundane to mythical?
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So has his senior staff, and even many of his supporters in the mythical Real America.
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When in doubt, go as something mythical, from an extinct culture, or from a dominant culture.
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Whether we like it or not, it looks like all things mythical are here to stay.
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The pale and eyeless olms, it was thought, were the undeveloped offspring of these mythical beasts.
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But don't worry; people are already coming up with ways to keep the mythical vibes going.
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In the center of Paris sits an underground pool, an artificial reservoir, from a mythical flood.
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We are open to all creative interpretations of the mythical carbonara, but this goes too far.
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The part-owl, part-hamster, part-mythical forest creature was the must-have toy of 1998.
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Part of the reason she works is that she, like Strowman, makes the mythical look good.
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Winter activities have a large presence as do mythical creatures (fairies, wizards, and elves, oh my!).
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Of course, Khloe's baby girl isn't the only little star to go the mythical creature route.
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One minute, it's lofty and mythical, reveling in imagined narratives, the next it's stark and personal.
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Authorities chased the pony dressed as a mythical creature for over three hours without catching her.
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Thule was a mythical island on medieval maps, thought to be the northernmost point on Earth.
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These days, a mythical political equivalent of the Dow Jones index is fluctuating widely as well.
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Come to think of it, there are many, many more mythical creatures that we can list.
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He tells Elektra that she is the mythical Black Sky the Hand is always talking about.
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"The idea is associating the current presidents with mythical presidents of the past," Ms. Finnegan said.
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The legends of vanished cities, mythical or real, are an endless source of fascination and fantasy.
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Still, does the discovery that a mythical city few ever heard of exists really change anything?
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Ultimately, it is a mythical place created by the fantasies of cyborgs — possibly a digital hereafter.
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Realistic portraits hang next to paintings of mythical landscapes whose neon hues are unseen in nature.
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There are mythical creatures wilder than anything you'll see on Planet Earth or any other documentary.
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Margaret Atwood's much-anthologized "Siren Song" transfers attention to the half-female half-bird mythical creatures.
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In an enigmatic statement over email, Ma gave some mythical background on the dance-floor bomb.
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It also becomes about a country's collective pining for a past that's part factual, part mythical.
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Your patrons include not only humans, but also vampires, elves, werewolves, mermaids, and other mythical beings.
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These plays depict a reality that seems familiar and plausible yet feels dreamlike, monumental, and mythical.
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On each lovely page, Zunon collages realistic images of the family alongside fanciful, mythical-looking animals.
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Last fall, researchers even analyzed eDNA to rule out theories about the mythical Loch Ness monster.
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He is also a nearly mythical figure, a creature sprung from the annals of Jewish literature.
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Floaties that look like food, animals and mythical creatures have become essential for status-seeking Instagrammers.
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All of that is before we even get into the cast, who are human and mythical.
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The story revolves around a family in Yekaterinburg who experience mythical feelings during a flu epidemic.
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This mythical head-to-head matchup between the two Republican presidents has become a media sensation.
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And there are new scenes set in Wonder Woman's childhood home, the mythical island of Themyscira.
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No one's ever seen the mythical creature, but people across Latin America still believe in it.
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But Moore, like Trump, sought to present himself as a throwback to some mythical American past.
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They have a show called "Good Mythical Morning" that's like the "Today" show of the internet.
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"Good Mythical Morning" is the most popular daily show on YouTube, and it's getting even bigger.
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He turns the boys into kappas by taking a mythical organ from their bodies, called a shirikodama.
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Some of its traditions—like linking the region to the mythical hero Breogan—are actually Romantic inventions.
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During the Bush era, we condemned Democrats for substantive incoherence and misguided pandering to a mythical center.
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The denial of Native rights begins with the representation of Native people as absent, mythical, and inept.
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It really does sound exactly like Nanjiani, and not like a violent, mythical orc in the slightest.
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I watch the most recent episode of Good Mythical Morning and read a little more about Scotland.
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Because it comes up with the least expensive fares an almost mythical 95 percent of the time.
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We've teased out as many references to classic literary, mythical, and biblical texts as we could find.
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Some wild animals are seen so rarely that they're thought of as mythical creatures at this point.
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Trump's economic promises "were aimed at invoking his supporters' yearning for a (partly mythical) past," Bernanke writes.
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We tried to count how many wights, White Walkers, Dothraki, other humans, and other mythical creatures died.
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The way the author interweaves the magic and mythical part into the mundane was very well done.
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When she produced figurative pieces, she focused mostly on mythical subjects such as Medea or Aesop's fables.
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The bad news is it looked nothing like the mythical creatures portrayed in so many fairy tales.
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Seoul-based artist Park Jaeyoung installed an interactive laboratory for a mad scientist studying a mythical creature.
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Saddam Hussein's mythical (but no less indispensable!) weapons of mass destruction had an excellent Ivy League pedigree.
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At the time of writing, Mjölnir (the mythical name for Thor's hammer) is winning, with 1219 votes.
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Finkelstein is an almost mythical figure, not least because Orbán has barely mentioned his role in public.
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Then came Monster in My Pocket which were these rad, little toy figures of various mythical creatures.
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Those mythical final four words will still close out the series, just like Sherman-Palladino always intended.
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We wanted to use the mythical dragon — the Asian dragon, not the Western dragon with the wings.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The lobotomy has taken on mythical qualities in American popular culture.
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The cartoon role, originally voiced by the late Robin Williams, was a blue, shape-shifting mythical man.
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The artist Todd Murphy uses skirts as a means of projection, making them gateways to mythical realms.
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Part of what made Braveheart so mythical in Hollywood canon was the sheer grandeur of the production.
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Delish notes that the new mythical cereal is currently only available in the U.K. at Asda stores.
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The mixture of historical faces, contemporary limbs, and massive, otherworldly bodies give the beings a mythical aura.
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Vore can involve all sorts of real and imagined species—such as humans, mythical creatures, and Pokemon.
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You have this mythical figure in Jesse Michaels, and he was just missing for a good decade.
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I don't think it's the mythical Chrome OS/Android mashup that'll bring Google's two operating systems together.
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It was basically finished, but never released... and over time has taken on an almost mythical quality.
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How can it, when the mythical K-beauty skin-care routine usually consists of over 10 steps?
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As South Africans and tea drinkers worldwide know, rooibos holds a somewhat mythical status among its proponents.
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Another, almost mythical breed of photographer exists, needing neither DSLR nor Hasselblad, these shutterbugs are camera-less.
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Almost all sightings of the mythical El Chupacabra have turned out to be coyotes suffering from mange.
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An Audi representative in August went so far as to describe it as "mythical," Mashable previously reported.
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This is all mythical nonsense, both as an interpretation of facts, and as a characterization of toughness.
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Kids today can play with the creepiest possible princesses and mythical creatures that got the Frankenstein treatment.
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When tripping, people have often described transcendent mythical states of consciousness and oneness with themselves and others.
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This is deranged, stupid, and egotistical; this is pure Trump, unadulterated by his daughter's mythical moderating influence.
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The McMullin love makes sense on some level—the mythical principled Republican is a liberal's wet dream.
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Dornish wine, of course, is an imaginary product of fictional Dorne in the mythical continent of Westeros.
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Yet just as Thomas Malthus has his modern-day apologists, so does his mythical contemporary, Ned Ludd.
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Far from being a mythical impartial umpire, Kavanaugh is a judicial activist who plays for large corporations.
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Is that hungry spirit god, the devil, some mythical creature, or simply our own hideous human nature?
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But there are so many other mythical creatures out there that also deserve our attention and respect.
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Like Loch Ness in Scotland, the 1,260-foot-deep lake is also home to a mythical monster.
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We're not sure what this was meant to be, but it looks like a mythical sea creature.
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Thule was a mythical island on medieval maps, thought to be the most northern point on Earth.
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"Twenty four years after Euro 96, football will once again return to its mythical cradle," Ceferin said.
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But the Amazon version may be found in the stars, rather than in a mythical fantasy past.
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There's nothing authentic within a 100-mile radius of this album—no mythical creatures, no obscure costumes.
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Gessner was skeptical of these mythical animals, but he included them in the history just in case.
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No, she warps from surface to surface using a mythical power to traverse a massive, mysterious world.
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Later in the movie, it's revealed that the water spirit is a mythical horse (called the Nokk).
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I'm not evoking some mythical common ground where we all come together in spite of our differences.
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Ms. Nguyen casts the banana as a character in a mythical world with a legacy of colonialism.
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The scenes exist in a reality that seems familiar and plausible yet feels dreamlike, monumental, and mythical.
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" Ms. Collins writes in the title story,"We are swimming along in the mythical underbelly of America.
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The American public feels most comfortable with the mythical Indians of stereotype-land who were always THERE.
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And Roxanne Jackson's "Wild Mineral" (2017) suggests the sawed-in-half skull of a dangerous, mythical creature.
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Mohammed VI named the high-speed train Al Boraq after a mythical winged horse in Islamic culture.
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She smiles ruefully at the fact that so many of her neighbours still think the virus mythical.
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It was my dream job, in a place that always had an almost mythical allure to me.
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Let's continue to destroy the competitiveness of our factories & manufacturing so we can fight mythical global warming.
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In addition to giving us heroines, film has encouraged and sustained the mythical quality of France itself.
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The name is a reference to a mythical bird that cannot land because it has no feet.
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Little, though, has been written about what kind of crops people of the mythical Wakanda might grow.
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Which is so funny because unicorn is supposed to be this one-of-a-kind mythical animal.
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This dynamic may well be the most effective route the film has to interrogating Shakur's mythical status.
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In the scope of Rothko's life, the meeting of these two men takes on a mythical significance.
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I'm desperate for a break, so I heat up my leftover cauliflower tacos and watch Good Mythical Morning.
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And the enemies are cartoonish depictions of mythical figures and spirits from across the world and throughout history.
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"It is still an exercise in converting our Good Mythical Morning audience to being Red subscribers," says Link.
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Irie's world feels like a playground; her canvases are full of cartoonish sumo wrestlers, snails, and mythical creatures.
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That made the question of whether he was merely mythical a topic every curious child had to investigate.
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The mythical Yellow Emperor enjoys an approved cult status in China as the progenitor of the Chinese race.
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Guaqueros speak reverently of Fura, an 22013,000-carat rock named after a mythical philandering wife who wept emeralds.
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JFK's favorite Broadway musical, Camelot — the story of mythical world, ruled by King Arthur, where goodness reigned supreme.
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Police stations have had to ask players to stop coming to the station to "capture" the mythical creatures.
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Tyrese Gibson is known for many things, but his L.A. backyard has taken on a semi-mythical status.
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Maybe people really are trying to take our list of mythical creature frappuccinos and giving it a go.
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"Ultimately it's a monster movie," said Damon, referring to the mysterious mythical creatures glimpsed in the trailer (below).
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She dreams up a fairytale-like world, where the landscape is full of twisted woodland and mythical creatures.
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Without resorting to parody or cynicism, Staver undoes the tropes we associate with depictions of heroic and mythical.
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Climate change will come to New York the same way water boils around one of those mythical frogs.
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Idealistic Diana, an Amazon from the mythical Themyscira, was charming, and fans were eager to root for her.
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Historians have largely retreated from the public sphere, preferring a mythical objectivity toward and separation from contemporary affairs.
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But in the show, invested with a menacing mythical style by musician Bear McCreary, it worked like crazy.
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This mythical animal represented the statistical rarity of a start-up company valued at over $1 billion dollars.
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The army tweeted that the footprints were from the "mythical beast 'Yeti'" and measured 32 by 15 inches.
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The Smosh brand was acquired in early 2019 by Mythical Entertainment, a company owned by YouTubers Rhett & Link.
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Remember the long fight against the doctrine of expansionary austerity and the mythical cliff at 90 percent debt?
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Jesse Farrar: It's a mythical idea to begin with, that colleges are a bastion of left-wing thought.
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If anyone knew whether there was still some mythical LSD buried in the ground, it would be Smiles.
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I mean, besides the history and the mythical place that it is, you cannot also practice on it.
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They are a form of documenting stories and occurrences, be they tribal, historical, religious, cosmic, and/or mythical.
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You're going to hear a lot about these mythical middle-ground people in the runup to the election.
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The brand has a mysterious, nearly mythical presence in the beauty world, and it is not without controversy.
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Every generation has its demagogues to target minorities, extol a mythical past, and minimize or disavow historical crimes.
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Those collections, mostly in gold, retained her hallmark of incorporating ancient and mythical patterns with a modern twist.
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The habit can also delay our genuine perception of an event until after the mythical parts have faded.
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We traveled to a mountaintop village in the Philippines to meet a tattoo artist with practically mythical status.
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Who knows, with any luck, maybe we'll finally see what a mythical "Apple car" design could have been?
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Across the West, right-wing xenophobes preach anti-immigrant nationalism centered on reclaiming a mythical original social purity.
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The landscape attained mythical status with the addition of unforeseen unicorns, or startups worth at least $1 billion.
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For some, the cars remind them of a mythical vehicle they could not have when they were young.
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The bottom line from Felix Salmon, author of the weekly Axios Edge: Unicorns (and minotaurs!) are mythical beasts.
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The filament, named for the mythical goddess of volcanoes, can cause skin, eye and respiratory irritation like fiberglass.
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Rumors swirled that a mythical tape existed of her cursing "whitey," rumors that the Clintons, among others, believed.
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If you can't make it, relish the beautiful details of his sharks, bears, nuns, and mythical creatures below.
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This allows him to recontextualize the original images and establish dramatic juxtapositions between the characters and their mythical environments.
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Cosplaying as another human is child's play compared to evolving your costume into one that resembles a mythical monster.
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If you have never felt even an ounce of mythical food fatigue, we have a bit of bad news.
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The series is about three middle school boys who run afoul of a mythical Japanese creature called a Kappa.
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In addition to the fighter, a new DQ-themed stage, based on the mythical Yggdrasil's Altar, will be available.
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Dogs OK, so they're not as exciting as mythical monsters, but dogs are still a BIG deal in Scotland.
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A pull inspired by the mythical stories I'd seen on the TV. The kinds of stories I now create.
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The researchers likened it to coming upon a set of footprints belonging to a mythical monster, like the Yeti.
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It's kind of like one leg is hell and the other leg is more mythical creatures in the sea.
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Check them out ahead along with the campaign video and get ready to daydream of a mythical Greek wonderland.
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Drogin fondly remembers a video that likened Dewhurst to a chupacabra, a mythical animal that preys on Texas livestock.
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Or find that mythical free space in your kitchen for your Thanksgiving meal and all of next week's food.
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And what's worse — voting for this mythical third option is really just a vote for the bulbous orange truck.
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His departure baffled his colleagues at Google, and he has since taken on a bit of a mythical status.
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Those jobs seem almost mythical today, so the best Jordan's character gets is a nonsensical, performative simulacrum of one.
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Few novels have had such mythical beginnings, and few have themselves achieved the status of myths, as "Frankenstein" has.
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And maybe, just maybe, an update on the possibly mythical Final Fantasy VII Remake (or even Final Fantasy XVI).
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The French — continuing to live the illusion of the mythical French-German couple — are finally doing something for themselves.
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"The world is focusing on this mythical 'El Chapo' creature," Jeffrey Lichtman, Guzmán's lead lawyer, said in court Tuesday.
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But a new concept device by ikoncept/ConceptsiPhone once against makes us pine for this mythical, ultra-versatile hybrid.
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That didn't prevent a man from throwing a message in a bottle for the mythical creatures into the water.
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It's about getting a special child to a mythical safe house and the dangers and sacrifices along the way.
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You are doing all of your readers a violent disservice by accusing the mythical "big pharma" of anything, period.
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And even after his mythical career met a grim end, he kept on fighting without lacing up his gloves.
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The artist Todd Murphy uses skirts as just such a means of projection, making them gateways to mythical realms.
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Current Net Neutrality regulations presume that a mythical, "all seeing regulator" will be able to police the monopoly ISPs.
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Castro was like a father to them, an almost mythical figure who shepherded the island through conflict and despair.
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Many believed they were watching the sun being eaten by an animal, like a dog or a mythical dragon.
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Let's all take a giant step back together, kiss mythical creature-inspired foods goodbye, and get down with gemstones.
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Earlier this month, we got to the bottom of our adult obsessions with unicorns, mermaids, and other mythical beings.
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They then did what kings around the world had done: they invented a mythical past to justify their conquests.
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In between, he was as invisible and mythical as the Wizard of Oz, as he conducted a methodical investigation.
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She and her two friends meet a supposedly mythical creature, and through their adventures learn about teamwork and friendship.
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Others portrayed her as a harpy, a notoriously disagreeable mythical beast that was half bird-of-prey, half woman.
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No one could miss the mythical bird, the exhibition's emblem, on billboards and banners displayed around this island nation.
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In a question and answer session, Giannandrea was asked about Elon Musk's fear of Larry Page's mythical robot army.
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Link, the game's hero, has to wake a mythical creature called the Wind Fish to find his way home.
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Some restaurants won't even use the word dragon for their rolls, even though the dragon is a mythical reptile.
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To clear the mythical $1 billion valuation hurdle, today's DG software players will need to expand their addressable market.
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On top of that, the volcano does experience smaller eruptions more frequently that wouldn't cause the same mythical destruction.
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When you're tripping balls, just a walk to the corner store can seem like a terrifying and mythical quest.
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She emerged from years of house arrest in 2010 a near-mythical figure, admired for her strength and integrity.
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Lately, we've had plenty of practice romanticizing the skyrocketing valuations of mythical unicorns that have never actually made money.
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Melisandre talks about this special prince in connection to a mythical hero in her religion, known as Azor Ahai.
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She tells me she wants to create monsters—textile models close to mythical characters with no identity or individuality.
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Potter Tom Edwards claims the Tesla CEO appropriated an image of the mythical animal passing gas without his permission.
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Even before that first song finds me, Spike has already taken on a kind of mythical quality for me.
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For its combination of mythical elements and a long view of history, the novel was hailed as an innovation.
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The suit takes its name from mythical Greek figure Argus Panoptes, a giant with 100 eyes dotting his body.
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The three theme phrases are all lively, although only one, at 44A, has the mythical creature at the end.
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I knew Johnny my whole life, and his position in my family was very real and also very mythical.
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It's the one item you want above everything else: unachievable, unobtainable, almost mythical in it's hard-to-find ness.
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The rise of Mr. Bolsonaro as a mythical figure fulfills the expectations created by that kind of intellectual attack.
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Ronald Reagan always claimed to abide by a mythical Eleventh Commandment: "Thou shalt not speak ill of another Republican.
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The Garcia report had achieved something of a mythical status in the years it remained hidden from public eye.
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"It's almost a mythical animal—people send in photos, and they're usually house cats or coyotes," he told me.
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Most of my older peers always say that mythical top spot has to go to either Stern or Rozelle.
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He's been speculated to be the mythical fourth Republican vote that would unlock witnesses and keep the trial going.
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If you have to be dragged back into familial distress, why not let a mythical plesiosaur do the tugging?
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"Enchantment" explores the magical and mythical in music by composers like Ravel, Debussy, Stravinsky, Alexander Zemlinsky and Christopher Theofanidis.
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For years, though, the semi-mythical "Magic Leap goggles" bolstered people's confidence in the entire medium of mixed reality.
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The Smosh brand was acquired in early 2019 by Mythical Entertainment, a company owned by YouTuber duo Rhett & Link.
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The mountain was the birthplace of Dangun, the mythical founder of the first Korean kingdom, according to Korean legend.
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Ando provided a mythical origin story for his middle-aged dabbling in food, as Karen Leibowitz explains at Gizmodo.
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For Hindus, Prayagraj sits at the confluence of three sacred rivers – the Ganga, the Yamuna and the mythical Saraswati.
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For once, Trump, who gained the presidency by looking to the mythical good ol' days, actually talked about … the future.
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The latest beauty trend, inspired by everyone's favorite mythical creature, can be as subtle or as fantastical as you want.
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Artificial intelligence evokes a mythical, objective omnipotence, but it is backed by real-world forces of money, power, and data.
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Idris was a mythical giant who studied the stars as he sat on the mountain like it was his throne.
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According to legend, it's the birthplace of Dangun, the mythical founder of the first Korean kingdom some 4,000 years ago.
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Many fans suspect that Valyrian steel is forged with dragonglass, since both materials are capable of destroying these mythical Others.
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But there may be some propaganda value however in puncturing Baghdadi's almost mythical power as a recruiting agent for ISIS.
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What they do do, though, is dispel the idea that ADHD is merely bad behaviour, or even a mythical condition.
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Meanwhile, the mythical hammer used by Chris Hemsworth in Thor is set to go under the hammer itself this month.
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But it also includes multiple fights with deadly mythical monsters, one of which is dispatched with a magical hand grenade.
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While aged and brown, the 2287 Nike Waffle Racing Flat "Moon Shoe" is almost a mythical part of sneaker history.
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As one companion eventually underscores, the Dragon of Dojima has become a nearly mythical force of justice, empathy, and integrity.
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Taube never wavered in his belief that the quasi-mythical number could be hit from the moment it was announced.
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Mythical creatures and young women can both be unsure what place they have in the world they're starting to explore.
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The site marks Jonah's mythical burial place and also contains the remains of a Zoroastrian temple and an Assyrian palace.
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She meets Jin, a mysterious fugitive, and is soon astride a mythical horse fleeing across the dangerous, djinni-filled desert.
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A couple days ago, we suggested other mythical creatures who are not unicorns that deserve to have their own Frappuccinos.
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It just seems wrong to give a fake-meat company an animal moniker, even if it is a mythical one.
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The grandiose, almost mythical character of the works that resulted is very different from the dim palettes of the Baltics.
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Of all the things that have been inspired by this mythical drink, a song was not something we were expecting.
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The unicorn obsession is nearing the end of its days, and it's time to focus on a new mythical creature.
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It's this kind of mythical, puritanical take on the human relationship to earth that eco-fascists are so fond of.
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It's just great when us geeks can get together and enjoy these genres that we're all into, these mythical characters.
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As their mythical status became cemented, they were simultaneously positioned as the one band that would never get back together.
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I explore mythical and fairytale themes in 'Ariadna,' and mythological imagery has appeared before in my songs, for example, 'Sgoraet.
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One big lesson from Hillary Clinton's loss to Donald Trump was her campaign's over-reliance on the mythical moderate voter.
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So they named the previously-undiscovered, 2-inch-long fish Cirrhilabrus wakanda, after the Black Panther's mythical African country, Wakanda.
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The YouTube stars Rhett and Link from "Good Mythical Morning" are apparently still out on tour in their later years:
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The full version involves supernatural visions and elemental spirits and possibly a mythical island that holds the key to everything.
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They all mean the same thing, essentially: a ruling class, mythical in some cases, but always believed to be powerful.
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But like the mythical hydra, the real hydra does regenerate, which is why scientists have been studying it for decades.
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But Sugar, Tran, and Velema were possibly more stressed about writing a song for a mythical alien like Yellow Diamond.
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Western Massachusetts punk has had this mythical feeling of college kid in the woods, wearing flannel shirts and getting weird.
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But he occupied this kind of mythical place in my family memory, because he died young—he was only 31.
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Aspiring to inbox zero—an empty inbox, perfectly clean and organized and contained—is for most people some mythical idea.
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" These include "stylized motifs of mythical animals, gilded geometric forms on a black background, and distinctively textured areas and patterns.
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Since then, there have been regular claims of unsubstantiated sightings, giving the animal an almost mythical status in Tasmanian culture.
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When the Romans invaded Corinthia in 146 B.C., they spared Tenea, possibly because of shared mythical links to Trojan founders.
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His mode of operation is instinctual and pragmatist, opposite to the mythical, inward-turning beam of spirituality in MoMA's narrative.
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On the Sistine Ceiling, the mythical Libyan Sibyl is massive, brightly colored, elaborately draped, and holding a great big book.
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It would require, in other words, moving out of the mythical realm of the heartland and into the actual Midwest.
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Now, in Alyx, she's the protagonist — a member of an anti-Combine resistance that sees Gordon Freeman as nearly mythical.
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Now, in Alyx, she's the protagonist — a member of an anti-Combine resistance that sees Gordon Freeman as nearly mythical.
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"The world is focusing on this mythical El Chapo creature," Mr. Guzmán's lawyer, Jeffrey Lichtman, said in his opening statement.
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But the Bucks, at least on this mythical ballot, will have to settle for two of the six top prizes.
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With her husband she wrote a developmental model textbook for the practice, called "In Quest of the Mythical Mate" (1988).
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There's a mythical story about him coming back to Toronto and living in a laundromat before going to New York.
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These photographs and videos feature a cast of mythical characters based on family stories and folk tales from the region.
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" In a 1962 article for the British magazine The Spectator, Iris Murdoch wrote that "the mythical is not something 'extra.
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The mythical Greek was damned eternally to roll a boulder up a hill and watch it roll back down again.
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His likeness was painted into various mythical allegories, as a means of presenting the crown as miraculous or God-given.
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"It's a somewhat mythical L.A. neighborhood that doesn't really exist anymore the way that it used to," Mr. Chazelle said.
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With their long necks and barreled bodies, these marine reptiles — which were not dinosaurs — resembled the mythical Loch Ness monster.
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Why giant squid, the once mythical kraken of the deep, are still mystifying scientists 150 years after they were discovered
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"His father had taken on this mythical existence," said Garcia, who at one point was executive director of the foundation.
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The tea lady, once a fixture at British soccer clubs, endures mostly as a mythical image from a simpler time.
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In the process, he earned himself near-mythical status among his enemies and idolization by his Iranian hard-line supporters.
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The aerial dance is meant to entertain the demigods and mythical creatures frolicking nearby, but also to transport the audience.
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Yet those mythical skills did not convince Mexico to pay for the border wall, as Trump promised at every rally.
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Hemsworth brings a dose of humanity to the central role, successfully shedding the shackles of his mythical comic-book exploits.
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For just a moment, my breath clouding around me, icicles forming on my chin, I stood in that mythical Canada.
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"Urban Myths" restages mythical celebrity encounters, and the rest of the series is still set to begin airing this month.
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His political formula was already clear: mythical American humiliation calls for muscular American nationalism led by a macho American savior.
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Emilee chose a unicorn, so her mom opted for a photo shoot with a horse dressed as the mythical animal.
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Indonesia intends a $22bn wall in the shape of a giant mythical bird to seal Jakarta off from the seas.
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BEIJING — What if the Great Wall was built not to keep out northern invaders but to defend against mythical monsters?
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The mermaids are considered the "mythical" founders of the label, which was created by a man in Connecticut in 2013.
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They named him informally as the Griffin Warrior, after a mythical beast carved on an ivory plaque in the grave.
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I felt gullible, duped, and amazed by the level of detail with which the artist had rendered this mythical world.
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Atlantis may be the most famous of mythical destinations, but the history of cartography is strewn with non-existent places.
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Well, the mythical phone-that-transforms-into-a-tablet, is reportedly really coming next year, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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"It's annoying how mythical this space is in Marfa and how hard it is to get to," Millepied admits to Creators.
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Affordable College: We've heard about it, but it sounds like one of those mythical technologies from the lost city of Atlantis.
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So armed with a dream and some gadgets, I set out on a quest to find that mythical wireless charging pad.
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We've seen the mythical creature in the form of makeup brushes, lip glosses, and even cosmetic cases, yet it's never enough.
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Pfizer-Allergan: Project Phoenix Like the mythical bird, the two pharmaceuticals giants' $160 billion merger was destined for spectacular self-immolation.
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Chief among those is the idea of Azor Ahai, a mythical figure from the religion of R'hllor, the Lord of Light.
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Today it's the internet, and it's just as infested with mythical witches and serial killers as any dark alleyway of yore.
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Though creatures from a variety of different cultures are represented, there are many legends from Japan among Gunn's Mythical Monday offerings.
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It's time for mermaids, dragons, elves, phoenixes, griffins, fairies, and countless other mythical creatures to have their time in the sun.
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Stables full of startups are being turned into glue, whether they're mythical beasts, donkeys in party hats, or just baby horses.
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The record longest-serving Commander-in-Chief towers over all his peers except for the mythical George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
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Click here to view original GIFMuskoxen look like mythical creatures, stuff you'd see in a museum or on a TV show.
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I'm talking about a virtually mythical combination of physical attributes in one person for the purpose of pure full-court magic.
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In the near-mythical pre-internet age, someone could look you up in the phone book if they had your name.
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When most people think of reindeer, they think of the flying, magical, occasionally red-nosed creatures who pull Santa's mythical sleigh.
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Since the dawn of time, (predominantly) straight men have used negging to bring exquisite mythical creatures (women) down to their level.
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As a child growing up in the 1970s and 1980s, I thought a million bucks was a mythical amount of money.
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And the Atari 2600 is made of soil and stone in a mythical realm where everything is made of organic blocks.
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Shortly after the announcement, Schwartz Petersen celebrated the couple's soon-to-arrive little girl with a mythical-creature-inspired baby shower.
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Here's Mario's penis, for the curious: come one come all, gather around boys and girls for the mythical mario penis pic.twitter.
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We're here to make the case for these other mythical creatures, specifically that these creatures also deserve their own delicious frappuccinos.
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" The argument here is that Frozen is propaganda because it violates mythical tropes that have existed since "the beginning of time.
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Click here to view original GIFWhenever you hear about a tragic plane crash, you always hear about the mythical black box.
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He is stronger, smarter, faster, and more capable than any real human, and he's a mythical embodiment of real political ideals.
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The movie tells the story of a shepherd protecting a mythical Buddhist land called Asura from a three-headed demon king.
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The ride takes park-goers through a replica of Mount Everest, and passes the frightening and mythical yeti on the way.
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Under the slogans "Make America Great Again," Trump has promised to return the country to a mythical heyday for white America.
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They're about to face The Wild Hunt—a mythical army with frost powers that's come to kidnap one of their own.
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Tehran's vertical growth is not necessarily looking toward an imagined future; rather it is conjuring a mythical past and falsifying it.
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Tham Luang Cave is a shrine to Jao Mae Nang Non, a mythical princess whose spirit is said to live there.
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Within its pages, in the British knight's own writing, are directions—to El Dorado, the mythical South American city of gold.
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The film presents a workers' view of space: there are none of Stanley Kubrick's robotic astronauts or George Lucas's mythical knights.
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They sing of defending the nation from foreign aggression as the Persian mythical heroes of "Shahnameh," or "Book of Kings," did.
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What is even more fascinating is the way in which other stories take root in the shadow of the mythical figure.
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And in 21918, he roamed that range in an unsuccessful search for signs of the mythical animal known as the yeti.
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Baekdusan, sometimes called Mount Paektu in English and known as Changbaishan in Chinese, is the mythical birthplace of the Korean people.
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His illustrations, too, are imprecise and bizarre—many feature aliens, boxers, mythical creatures, and all means of anthropomorphized blobs—but compelling.
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Many of these stemmed from how complex and customizable the game was, with its extraordinary array of spells and mythical beasts.
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The mountain is said to be a sacred getaway, with tons of symbolism and mythical history to a lot of Koreans.
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"The Good Hawk" tells the story of two flawed, unlikely teenage heroes in a mythical Scotland, on the Isle of Skye.
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Enter the mythical all-electric Ferrari, which was teased by former CEO Sergio Marchionne and hinted at by his successor Camilleri.
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"We want to tell the story of his greatness in a more correct light," he said, stripped of its mythical attributes.
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Trump, Ingraham and Carlson all have found an audience for their calls to return America to a mythical long, lost era.
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Then there is The Isles, filled with giant creatures, mythical beasts, and "jaw dropping architecture," as described by The London Resort.
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Here's the full list of what went into the $205.52 price tag: Check out the full video from Good Mythical Morning:
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VICE sat down with four men from the industry to learn more about one of the most mythical and misunderstood professions.
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In recent decades, living and working in and around Cape Cod, Resika's imagery has veered between the naturalistic and the mythical.
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The opera was so influential that Vikings with horned helmets became a new standard — despite the fact that they were mythical.
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He promised to build a wall and drain the swamp to restore the country to what it was in mythical times.
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Good Mythical Morning Worldwide YouTube superstars and hosts of YouTube's most popular daily show, Rhett & Link, will go to new heights in a long-form expansion of Good Mythical Morning, giving fans even more of what they crave: larger-than-life stunts, star-studded celebrity guests, in depth segments, zanier challenges, field correspondents and over the top laughs.
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" Says Lelio: "She's a magnificent actress who can play an everyday woman, effortlessly, without losing her mythical aura at the same time.
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The Dinner Party (1974–1979), on permanent exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum, consists of 39 place settings for mythical and historical women.
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The ash is covering everything in sight, again creating surreal images that seem more appropriate for mythical stories than the real world.
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When a pair of men crash land an airplane in a mythical all-female society, they are tended to by the inhabits.
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Here are some of the funniest reviews ever to grace Amazon, covering everything from top blockbusters to the products of mythical animals.
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The daughter of Molly Sims and Scott Stuber celebrated her second birthday recently with a party fit for any mythical-creature lover.
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As for the people advocating for Bigfoot safety, Radford believes they are hoping to preserve something more elusive than a mythical beast.
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Google would love to take credit for the invention, but it's just another big company peddling a mythical origin story for profit.
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And now, the fall 2018 TV season is adding powerful new fuel to that narrative, extending the mythical terror to present day.
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As magical as the mythical creature from which he draws inspiration, Huang has somehow constructed a pleasing, 22-second string of chords.
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Hosted by veteran public radio editor and producer Laura Krantz, Foxtopus Ink's latest podcast Wild Thing delves into the elusive mythical being.
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The film received a passionate standing ovation, though not the now-mythical, entire-credits applause of last year's Birth of a Nation.
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It promised less fantasy, too: swashbuckling adventures in parallel universes with mythical creatures or talking animals were replaced with dark domestic concerns.
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The result reads like a tale that is told by a gifted storyteller, where both sand dunes and drones hold mythical significance.
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The comparison of the dodo to the mythical unicorn reminds us that for a while people thought the dodo was a myth.
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While that class seems like more than enough fodder for one film, Mistress of Evil adds another mythical kingdom to the mix.
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Tomas Phillips: Satan is a mythical figure that, like any deity, assumes the form of whatever one chooses to project onto it.
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It was revealed at Marvel's San Diego Comic-Con panel that Portman's Foster will be Lady Thor and wield the mythical hammer.
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Mr. Margolick was imbued with such a mythical reverence for the slain president that no younger brother could possibly match his promise.
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Characters crash through the walls of time and space, speak in voices that are physically not their own, and encounter mythical creatures.
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For all their mythical powers, though, rhino horns are mostly made up of keratin — the same stuff as human hair and fingernails.
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But there are some lucky people who report that they've achieved a less common type of climax: the near-mythical anal orgasm.
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Take a look at some of the cutest creations ahead, and get inspired to put your own spin on this mythical treat.
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Chorus turns six people at a time into mythical virtual warriors of different species and sizes, reenacting a battle against ancient evil.
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While these serving vessels are NOT mythical, they are prime for spill-safe, horizontal noshing on your couch (or bed — no judgement).
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Animism — the belief that all creatures and objects are imbued with spirit — is pre-pagan, mythical, and, if translated into cartoons, endearing.
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Langford, meanwhile, has joined another show: Cursed, another Netflix title, which is take on the mythical story of Lady of the Lake.
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" The art exhibit, called "Vonnegut's Odyssey," references the mythical figure Homer — a theme Vonnegut explored in his play "Happy Birthday, Wanda June.
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But the mythical Half-Life 3 is almost certainly dead, and long-departed series writer Marc Laidlaw has posted its plot online.
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"A dozen years ago, I went to Japan and got to try the famous Kobe beef, which is pretty mythical," says Olmsted.
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The American north was "a mythical, almost mystical place", a local spokesperson quoted him as saying—a bit "like a Shangri-La".
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As magical as the mythical creature from which he draws inspiration, Huang has somehow constructed a pleasing, 22-second string of chords.
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It's the kind of reach Geocities could never have imagined in its heyday, that mythical simpler time, before Facebook existed at all.
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Google's app store is filled with a ton of strange, dense, and downright challenging calendar apps designed for some mythical, godlike superuser.
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The rumors of this mythical device have seemingly been flying around forever, though, and are yet to materialize in any palpable way.
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Georgene Huang and Romy Newman, the cofounders of Fairygodboss, want to help women achieve that mythical unicorn of goals: work-life balance.
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" In 2012, Trump famously tweeted "Let's continue to destroy the competitiveness of our factories & manufacturing so we can fight mythical global warming.
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It was mythical to me in a way that no other manmade object has been since, and probably never will be again.
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We don't have a mythical fish like this on Earth though, so Waverly Labs made their own version of it: the Pilot.
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Sorry about the large caps, but it has assumed an almost mythical status among traders who cannot abide simply going to cash.
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As a result, many observers are still demanding proof, particularly now that Wright seems eager to establish himself as Bitcoin's mythical inventor.
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Go is an ancient game—invented, legend has it, by the mythical First Emperor of China, for the instruction of his son.
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It pitted some mythical idea of real Canadians against others, and was widely viewed as an all-time low in Canadian politics.
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The mythical inspiration has touched everything from coffee drinks to savory sandwiches and the photogenic trend shows no signs of slowing down.
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Or if you are a fan of animated films, a new flick takes the viewer on an adventure with a mythical creature.
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Instead, it spent a decade debating patent reform legislation intended to stop "patent trolls," a mythical creature ravaging business with bad patents.
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I'm not saying they should run to the mythical center and support widespread deregulation or corporate tax cuts (which are also unpopular).
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The I.B.M. software engineer Frederick Brooks, in his classic 1975 book, " The Mythical Man-Month ," called this final state the Tar Pit.
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"Free at Last" picks up with Escobar reasserting the near-mythical power that had partially evaporated during his time in La Catedral.
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The purpose of these laws is not to fight a mythical epidemic of fraud but to depress turnout of normally Democratic constituencies.
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There's Future Hendrix, the rock star and there's Super Future, the workhorse who releases hit after hit in an almost mythical fashion.
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Instead, the media has long pushed a hypersexualized image of black women as a foil to the mythical purity of white ladies.
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It's like a mythical creature, something that needs to be defeated, that's understood as a demon or an evil spirit that's wicked.
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In the universe of mythical Martians, centaurs and deviant deep sea demons, I can convincingly believe that I am considered a goddess.
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On Thursday, Mickelson speculated that the mythical golfing gods might have conspired to keep his putt for 62 out of the hole.
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The Indian Army posted photos of 32-inch footprints near a base camp in Nepal, saying they belonged to the mythical snowman.
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However, in this world of large-breasted mythical chicks, there's a card that's a shimmering, slithering, beacon of hope for fantasy femmes.
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Waldman combines political, mythical, literary, artistic and historic references in poems that tend to blend and blur rather than yield imagistic clarity.
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The third one I always thought of as strictly mythical: Apparently, though, THE NORWEGIAN SEA could be chock-full of Krakens. Shudder!
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He got me thinking about them as design projects in which embellishment was not a consideration — no hood ornaments, no mythical name.
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"Chang'e" is the name of a mythical lunar goddess, and "4" signifies the mission is one of several over the past decade.
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At first glance, visitors to the new Jewel complex at Singapore's Changi Airport might feel like they have entered some mythical dimension.
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For many, the country's geographical position, and subsequent history, as the center of the Silk Road has cloaked it in something mythical.
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It would be nice if D'Angelo Russell were a unicorn, that mythical point-genius creature we've been waiting a lifetime to see.
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Sure, you've seen superheroes and/or mythical beings go to high school before, but people keep telling those stories because they work.
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The well-organized tour covers the brewery's history, the mythical creature that gave the brand its name, and its modern brewing techniques.
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It will have paintings of angels and mythical creatures, and hundreds of sculptures, including a statue of the king's favorite dog, Tongdaeng.
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It was there I, as a glasses-wearing computer nerd, read about a mythical place called Silicon Valley in Bloomberg Businessweek magazines.
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Clinton's diminished white support was not primarily a result of Democratic defections to Mr. Trump (the now near-mythical "Obama-Trump voter").
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From Good Mythical Morning to PewDiePie, there's a dark and storied tradition of YouTubers making milk fizzy, then realizing it tastes bad.
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Khan, who is a cricket legend of almost mythical proportions, has appealed to the the youth with promises of a new Pakistan.
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Fallen idol Few mythical figures survive intense scrutiny, and Suu Kyi perhaps more than anyone has fallen short of her public image.
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As long as you know your "mythical ship," it's not too hard to get "things put in the hold": C + ARGO = CARGO.
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As long as you know your "mythical ship," it's not too hard to get "things put in the hold": C + ARGO = CARGO.
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Contrary to the mythical border narrative, El Paso is one of the safest cities in America, with a thriving cross-border economy.
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But its fantasy world is not as mythical as it seems, and some of its most pivotal moments are rooted in history.
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According to legend, Mount Paektu is the birthplace of Dangun, the mythical founder of the first Korean kingdom some 4,000 years ago.
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The film is a reminder of the timeless, haptic allure of fiber art and its magical, near-mythical history in Northern California.
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Then the not-quite-3-year-old caught sight of Santa, that mythical person of endless bounty, and insisted on another visit.
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Then the not-quite-3-year-old caught sight of Santa, that mythical person of endless bounty, and insisted on another visit.
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"Let's be vocal about our beliefs," Mr. Risso insisted, as he conjured up a mythical marriage between Truman Capote and Che Guevara.
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In recent decades, living and working in and around Cape Cod, Paul Resika's imagery has veered between the naturalistic and the mythical.
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She's either chasing highs or sinking into lows, and with mythical metaphors abound, she explains that sparkling feeling of falling in love.
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In the first shot, Herzog's camera sits alongside Paektu Mountain, a huge volcano that's considered the mythical birthplace of the Korean people.
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Full of mythical symbolism and beautiful imagery, Rose Madder is one of King's many attempts to tackle the subject of domestic violence.
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They visited Marina d'Or, one of the Mediterranean country's biggest holiday complexes, and the Terra Mitica (Mythical Land) theme park in Benidorm.
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Images rendered in paint and needlework celebrate the birth process, from the painful to the mythical, and maintain relevance in 2019 America.
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They argue that comparing the show's mythical creatures to the world's deadliest weapons — as George R.R. Martin himself does — is mostly wrong.
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Sistani, a reclusive octogenarian, enjoys almost mythical status among millions of Shi'ite followers and wields authority that few Iraqi politicians would openly challenge.
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Cultured Traveler It's no secret that high-end fashion labels like Prada and Cartier have achieved a sort of mythical status in Tokyo.
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To protect the orbiter's sensitive electronics, NASA engineered a 400-pound radiation vault made of titanium (an appropriate metal considering Jupiter's mythical namesake).
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People are going to see it, and given its near mythical levels of gore and awe it is unlikely it will be ignored.
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Have you discovered that style to be a better fit for today's frenetic, media-dependent world than it was for the mythical 70s?
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So huge, in fact, that one man made up a song about the mythical new drink which arrived in stores two days ago.
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For Guadalupe, and for millions more, "the line" continues to be a mythical place, a phrase used to justify our treatment of them.
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As Martin makes clear in his intro, it also features a mythical beast that he's pretty sure he was the first to invent.
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The Belle and Sebastian, the mythical characters of the songs, and there's Belle and Sebastian, the reality of the musicians in that group.
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GIF: Berkeley Artificial Intelligence ResearchNot to be outdone, the researchers used DeepMimic to create realistic movements from simulated lions, dinosaurs, and mythical beasts.
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They don't seem interested in fighting over the fate of the world, which is often the case with movies about these mythical beings.
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After briefing us on the mythical, mystical clitoris, performance artist Dorian Electra has returned for yet another important (and catchy) musical history lesson.
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In short, it promises to be that mythical holy grail that can bridge the gap between a phone and a full-fledged laptop.
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Germany, for example, could say that it wants Königsberg, now known as Kaliningrad, back because it is also has mythical status for Germans.
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Just past the season's halfway point, Jackson has been quiet about the progression, slipping into the mythical Madison Square Garden executive protection program.
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Cryptocurrencies were given to us not by a known, living, breathing, flawed human being, but by a pseudonymous verging-on-mythical quasi-demigod.
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All-knowing, with buckets of love to give away, and some magical skills in the kitchen, these women are pretty much mythical creatures.
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The aesthetic associated with this mythical creature includes vibrant colors and glitter galore, two elements that lend themselves to cutesy cakes and cookies.
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Now, a day after the announcement of several key pieces of Google hardware, the mythical phablet has gotten a slightly more definite timeframe.
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The killer will then be seen as a mythical kind of creature where -- you know, Marilyn Manson is named after -- after Charles Manson.
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Be sure to grab one while you can because something tells us a new mythical monster beverage might be on the rise soon.
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He emerges not as a mythical star, but as both a product of his environment as well as a man apart from it.
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It's a mythical muse that must watch over our laptops and drones with the same finesse applied to our sweaty shorts and avocados.
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Folks were actively disagreeing with her casting because she was not a white woman, despite the fact that Ariel is...a mythical mermaid.
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"This mythical perception of testosterone as the elixir of performance... is not backed up by the science," Bekker told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The political class and the usual suspect pundits have turned shutdowns and the threat of shutdowns into some form of mythical political suicide.
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By creating these mythical scenes dripping with dark humor, she's able to process her experiences and make sense of what's happening around her.
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Augmented (or "mixed") reality startup Magic Leap is maybe, theoretically, possibly getting closer to showing off its nearly mythical but reportedly amazing technology.
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This makes the fake money used in Azeroth, the mythical world of the game, about 6.8 times more valuable than the Venezuelan bolivar.
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In his studies of the Bible and literature, Frye showed that mythical archetypes were powerful and recurring, yes, but also subject to revision.
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At the same time, the plight of the besieged Syrian forces and civilians gained an almost mythical status for many pro-government Syrians.
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Monster Hunt takes place in a mythical world where monsters are in charge, while humans more or less keep to their own domain.
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One can't help but wonder if that money could have been better spent elsewhere, rather than hunting mythical "cyber pathogens" that don't exist.
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"Nevertheless, social media was quick to pronounce the animal as everything from a wolf to a wolf hybrid to something mythical," he said.
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But when paradoxes are articulated in elegant ways, as in the case of James Damore and the mythical Female Brain Syndrome, opportunities arise.
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Something more disturbing than a mythical man-ape stealing children from their parents: The National Park Service doesn't keep track of missing persons.
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"Blood and soil" became a mythical reimaging of German identity, emphasizing the importance of racial heritage (blood) as tied to the land (soil).
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Death hovers overhead as Amobi launches through industrial squeaks, jaundiced noise, abstract rap, tortured garage rock, and harrowed spoken meditations about mythical figures.
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"Putin has, step-by-step, acquired this mythical quality," said Nikolai Sokov, senior research associate at the Middlebury Institute's Center for Nonproliferation Studies.
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Like CocoRosie's previous work, Heartache City blends ancient mythical tropes with commentary on contemporary injustices, like violence against women, exploring distrust towards men.
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Rather, we've killed them for their horns, which today are associated with mythical health benefits derived from drinking the ground-up horn powder.
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"The Arc is a mythical race, and one that the Japanese, a great racing nation, have made their No. 13 objective," Delloye said.
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Let's break them down one by one: All season long, the characters were making their way toward a mythical place on the horizon.
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Others, however, believe that it points to evidence that the mythical warriors were based on real, living women—Scythian women, to be exact.
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Bloom plays a detective investigating a string of murders in a Victorian-esque setting in which humans cohabitate with mythical creatures escaping war.
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He's even something of a Jesus figure, his renewed visibility reimagining him as a nigh-mythical force that has transcended any specific archetype.
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The image of the mythical tower turned into an homage to lard alludes to our corrupted best intentions to reach toward the heavens.
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"That's the one thing I can be proud of saying I failed at," Ms. Jones said, before comparing herself to the mythical phoenix.
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And there has rarely been a master of exhaustion like Michaela Martens, the mezzo-soprano whose Susan B. is simultaneously mythical and accessible.
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The tortured minstrel face embodied the assertion that blackness was grotesque in itself because it could never achieve the mythical ideal of whiteness.
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This is a reference to the mythical half-man, half-bull minotaur who lived in the center of a labyrinth and ate humans.
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Through supple torso movements and flowing arm gestures, each dance tells a mythical story or conveys a spiritual message from Hindu religious texts.
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Time after time, I and my colleagues felt like Cassandra, the mythical Trojan princess blessed with foresight but doomed not to be believed.
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This switch has achieved an almost mythical status among mechanical keyboard fans, not least because they're almost impossible to get your hands on.
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Although no one disputed he had done bad things — this was Mr. Faïd's second prison break — he has gained a somewhat mythical status.
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A. No. They are mythical creatures born in adult form, like the Greek goddess Athena when she sprang from the head of Zeus.
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Instead, it embraces a comforting form of cinematic conservatism, based on the mythical competence and essential decency of men whose vocation is violence.
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"Unconditional love" for some of my immigrant-children friends was as mythical as wearing shoes in the house or talking back to elders.
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Like mouthfuls of bland, brackish jelly, or the sweat off coins from deep pockets, or the fermented milk of a mythical sea creature.
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The lifeblood of autocracies is the glorification of a mythical past and the designation of enemies who stand in the way of greatness.
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In that book, a Harvard-educated black man, Chig Dunford, tours a mythical country where the apartheid system is based on clothing color.
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The mythical nation featured in "Black Panther" was long a mystery, but readers knew what they'd want to see on a vacation there.
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"Direct listings I always thought of as this mythical animal," said Medina, who came in from Seattle just for the one-day event.
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"Young children have this ability to know that something is mythical, but yet experience it vividly at the same time," Dr. Gopnik said.
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" Instead of chasing these mythical beasts, he says, Democrats should see that "mobilizing more Democratic voters is the key to the 22018 election.
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They had discussed Gaudí and Ferdinand Cheval—a French postman who worked for decades to build an uninhabitable castle, covered in mythical statues.
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He's a relic himself, but one modern folks can respect; there's nothing audacious or mythical about Rogers except his utter lack of pretense.
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The 'SNL' star has a forever friend on his forearm now, thanks to a giant tattoo of the legendary mythical beast -- the unicorn.
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In Sun's mythical take, industrialization seems to turn us not forward into a glittering future, but backward into tombs, animals, and the elements.
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Mine is the crystal ball," Chaykin explains: "A lot of the work that I love to do has some mythical magic to it.
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The sale's top lot, an extremely rare yellow and russet jade figure of a mythical beast, six dynasties, sold for 2,250,000 HKD (~$333,000).
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Eisenstein was immensely enthusiastic about Disney's creations, which he saw as constituting a modern revival of animism with deep roots in mythical thought.
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In search of a mythical "zero", opposition parties find themselves caught in a spiralling narrative of ever stricter policy set by harder-line counterparts.
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Screenrant writes that "Nokk" refers to a German legend about a mythical water creature who lure men into the ocean, like a Nordic siren.
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Unlike the city's Siberian husky cafe, cat cafes (yes, plural), and ethically dubious fox cafe, there are no actual mythical equines at this spot.
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Cheollima is the name given to a mythical horse in Chinese and Koreanfolklore, which is said to be able to travel over great distances.
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And so the whole thing takes on a kind of mythical quality, a story of Hollywood fame, written and produced by the Hollywood famous.
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Pete's Dragon puts a new spin on an old animated favorite and features a dragon that was more giant flying puppy than mythical reptile.
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But he doesn't idealize, lionize, or create a mythical aura around buildings; rather, he captures architectural details — windows, staircases, facades, columns, support beams, hallways.
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Say you're a woman who doesn't intend to have kids, so you buy one of these mythical Verma insurance plans that excludes maternity coverage.
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Matt Johnson doesn't believe in conspiracy theories, but his latest film makes a hell of an argument for one of America's most mythical ones.
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Many years later we would take our son to see the mythical white lions of Timbavati, which are considered sacred to the local people.
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In The Mummy, he plays a version of Dr. Jekyll (yes, that Dr. Jekyll) and is part of a group hunting for mythical monsters.
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But what if a designer went after that title the literal way and created a dress embellished with one of the mythical horned creatures?
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Indeed, it is as if they must inflate some mythical beast so that they will appear more valiant in their quest to slay it.
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No: I'm talking about these mythical figures who seemingly materialize from some form of rare matter and into our consciousness once in a lifetime.
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As a TV personality, she carefully toes the line of popularized Black stereotypes like the mammy, the mythical negro, and the strong Black woman.
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Luckily, you can catch up on legends from around the world in under three minutes with this collection of Greg Gunn's Mythical Mondays animations.
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" That mythical place was Grandview, a fictional town that was a perfect microcosm of America, where everyone "thinks the way the whole country does.
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Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen, for one, stated that his former Chicago team would sweep the current Warriors team in a mythical series matchup.
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The brand's specially prepared cheese sauce powder, which gives the product that one-of-a-kind flavor, is also used in the mythical variety.
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We'll have to wait and see if the iCar—or whatever the company decides to call its mythical product—ends up filling the void.
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That's actually my mythical project that I want to do, is translate One Hundred Years into Virgilian pentameter and make it a Latin epic.
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Mrs Aksener, known to her supporters as "Asena" after a mythical she-wolf, has shown a rebellious streak since her earliest days in politics.
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For Buddhists, the mythical mountain kingdom of Shambhala, described in the earliest Sanskrit texts, has the allure of a pure, visionary land of bliss.
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Thanks to the creative folks over at Starbucks, sweet, colorful, mythical beverages are having a moment right now — and we're so here for it.
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Though it's still worth noting that the most popular multiplayer competitive games have highly stylized violence that's usually inflicted by and to mythical creatures.
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The novel takes its title from the Celtic kingdom that once covered Yorkshire, where ancient forests harboured mythical green men and one "Robyn Hode".
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According to Readers Digest, if the creators didn't keep brainstorming, morning cups of Joe and mythical blended beverages could have come from Cargo House.
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This alabaster sculpture stands almost eight feet tall, and shows a mythical, winged figure who appears to pluck a cone or piece of fruit.
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Adrian Shine is the leader of the Loch Ness & Morar Project which in conjunction with VisitScotland is plunging the depths for the mythical beast.
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Now, we just want something real, something badass, something that doesn't take its inspiration from a mythical creature with silver tinsel in its tail.
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They were trying to find a mythical field of pot and would meet at 4:20 pm everyday after school to resume their search.
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It seems only fitting that we don't have official confirmation about the drink's existence since it is named after a mythical creature, after all.
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Whether speaking of the unsightly mythical beasts of Norse mythology or the inflammatory online posters of 4chan, the word 'troll' carries strong, negative connotations.
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First outlined by Tesla founder Elon Musk in 2013, the mythical, magical, super-speedy mode of transport looks like it's actually becoming a reality.
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Freed of the mythical burden to pick some objectively "right" answer, the court then could decide the case using a measure of common sense.
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Two front-runners who have slowed to a walk, their coronations on the other side of the mythical wall (no, not that one, Donald).
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"There was a lot of personal tragedy, and I think at that point in time, California was just this mythical, magical place," Boehme said.
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Distinguishing between those situations isn't an eccentricity exclusive to a mythical self-serving left: It's the moral distinction behind an entire genre of literature.
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Ultimate'Players who purchase The Hero will also unlock a new stage, Yggdrasil's Altar, which features the great mythical tree from many Dragon Quest games.
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This turn is at once mesmerizing and baffling—the many children's voices become merged and disembodied, their experiences crescendo into a somewhat mythical unreality.
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"Nessie," as the mythical beast is often known, draws thousands of visitors a year to the remote site, searching for evidence of its existence.
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"Absent some incredible breakthrough in mythical carbon-sucking unicorns, the numbers say we're done with the expansion of the fossil fuel industry," says Kretzmann.
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"You can see it in Botticelli's mythical works and in modern art and marketing: the enduring idea that blondes have more fun," he said.
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The Indian Army declared on Monday that it found footprints belonging to the "mythical beast 'Yeti,'" a humanoid creature with origins in Nepalese folklore.
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The past, present, and future of Lisa Frank as a woman, not as the creator of the mythical and trippy world, is pretty mysterious.
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He still seems to care intensely about things like his ratings, otherwise why make all this noise about mythical voter fraud or crowd sizes?
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Rock and metal have this history of turning its musicians into these larger than life, almost mythical figures… but you're out here cleaning toilets.
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A flash forward illustrates how mythical creatures, lulled by the invention of light bulbs, smartphones and other technology, gradually forgot how to cast spells.
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Ojai, nicknamed "Shangri-La" after a mythical Himalayan utopia, narrowly survived total destruction from the Thomas Fire, which surrounded Ojai Valley at one point.
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It's no wonder why the Momo challenge has been able to capture the fears of adults with a mythical force that's persisted for months.
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Science ____ The mythical nation featured in "Black Panther" was long a mystery, but readers knew what they'd want to see on a vacation there.
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The women's squad, whose mascot is a mythical pink elephant adorned with a flower on its left ear, is ranked 34th in the world.
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Afterward, men wearing tiger masks engaged in ritual fights, re-enacting a mythical battle that resulted in mankind being given maize by the deities.
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She adapted and applied Jung's ideas about the mythical archetypes underpinning the psyche to help her clients resolve problems like depression and eating disorders.
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This year we'll ring in the year 5778 — as in 5,778 years since the mythical creation of Adam and Eve, the birthday of humanity.
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Yindy lists the country's mythical attributes: there are no guns and no gangs; everyone is rich; America has the biggest trucks in the world.
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Mr. Ross, by contrast, has often preferred to see himself as another kind of bird — the mythical phoenix, helping businesses rise from the ashes.
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"All they're looking at is some mythical theory that if interest rates go way up that bank earnings will go way up," he said.
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GOP paralysis on climate at least liberates the left from the task of seeking some mythical compromise with a party incapable of making one.
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The focus on Mr. Izzo was a way of "narrowing it down to something that is personal and universal," he added, "historical and mythical."
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That arrangement lands particularly hard on contemporary composers, who must compete with a group of semi-mythical figures who are worshipped as house gods.
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One reformer is Theo Epstein, the executive who has overseen the demise of mythical curses on both the Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs.
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Men with beautiful haircuts became as mythical as the glowing wolves—lit up like earthbound Canis Majors—that are said to walk the Wildlands.
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Mayor Col Murray told Mashable the council decided to honour the made-up, mythical creatures in a picturesque setting just outside of the town.
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Many Americans, however, saw Trump as a charmingly brash entrepreneur with an unfailing knack for business—a mythical image that Schwartz had helped create.
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So, it stings to see "one of our own" fly too close to the sun, like the mythical Icarus, and go down in flames.
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But so was his rejection of dominant left-wing rhetoric that advocated a new cultural nationalism, a return to a mythical, precolonial "real" Brazil.
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Pundits regularly claim that the "acting white" charge is mythical, uncomfortable with the possibility that a black problem could not be due to racism.
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In the first film, he saved the world — but the true goal was seemingly to prove himself worthy enough to wield his mythical hammer.
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VICE News visited the "Good Mythical Morning" studio in Burbank, California, to see what it's like to bat first in the YouTube big leagues.
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Here is that almost-mythical boundary, a thin line of silver water meandering through rough terrain, which, in itself, should deter inter-country travel.
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A number of mosaics from Antioch and elsewhere in the ancient world depict the mythical story of the drinking contest between Dionysus and Heracles.
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Its new line, with pieces designed by Michele and inspired by mythical gardens and fauna, carries price tags of between 50,000 and 800,000 euros.
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My motives were more than just natural-historical curiosity: Their presence made the woods feel to me like the near-mythical ''wildwood'' of ancient times.
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Whether it is a sacrifice, surprise attack, coup de grace, vampire disposal or even the mythical menacement of Damocles, one finds the blade pointed downward.
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The use of the Gulf War as a "backdrop" of a mythical-sounding mountain meeting also speaks to superficial deployment of an absolutely grave event.
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Image: Christopher StollPokémon-obsessed kids who grew into pokémon obsessed-semi-adults probably think they know everything there is to know about these mythical creatures.
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But, what if you could take the cutest part of the mythical horse-like creature and combine it with that lip-smackingly tasty hot drink?
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Regular kid (Asher Angel) gets chosen as a champion, only to be transformed into a mythical, lightning-bolt-having, defender of the helpless (Zachary Levi).
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His early years stand in contrast to his slick public image, and today Floridians discuss Pitbull in mythical terms, as a sort of Miami Hercules.
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It had magic, romance, adventure, danger, talking mythical animals, absorbing characters, an old-woman posse, brotherly love (of a sort) and daddy issues (big time).
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We're too focused on mythical threats to border security, and we admit too few newcomers who can contribute to our society economically, culturally and socially.
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The fictional island of California, filled with gold and mythical creatures, was ruled by a Black queen named Calafia and her tribe of warrior women.
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There's a really fine balance between over explaining magical/mythical/sci-fi parts of a story, and leaving things too undefined for viewers to understand.
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The humble beginnings of tiny doors While Tiny Doors ATL isn't meant to service fairies, Singer credits these mythical creatures as a source of inspiration.
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And if watching the video leaves you inspired to make your own animations, read Gunn's helpful how-to blog post about creating Mythical Mondays here.
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Yet, somewhere along the line (around the 1940s) things changed and the mythical adage "blue is for boys, pink is for girls," came to be.
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It is fuelled by the ways Americans use real and mythical Indians, such as Pocahontas, to express their own ideas of citizenship and national identity.
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It's also essentially a retelling of the original mythical arcade game known as Polybius, the mere existence of which can neither be confirmed nor denied.
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Sherman's half-buried body parts, stockings, and women's glasses even go so far as to suggest the mythical underbelly of this subgenre: the snuff film.
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These accordions had bodies of rosewood, tortoiseshell and walnut, inlaid with ivory, copper and gold; they bore mythical scenes and bas-reliefs of great composers.
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These photographs are from the production of a BBC television mini-series called New Zealand: Earth's Mythical Islands, which premiered in the UK on Tuesday.
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We've been waiting for this mythical average citizen to show up and claim her rightful place in our politics for quite a long time now.
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Just look at this video shot from the perspective of one of its employees who is supposedly wearing the mythical headset we haven't yet seen.
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Your reckless, uncontextualized piece posits a mythical Snowden-type character, with a powerful, massively resourced adversary, for whom WhatsApp would not be a good choice.
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