The best modern medicine has left her with is internet mythology — and not even vaginal mythology, but penis mythology!
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" He said: "It draws comparisons between Christian mythology and Dionysian mythology.
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"We're dealing in mythology now, and mythology is always bigger than life," Schmidlapp says.
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That's why he's so comfortable with the Trump mythology — he created the same mythology around himself.
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For example, with Ronnie James Dio, who would write about mythology, Led Zeppelin would write about mythology.
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The retrograde moons join the Norse group (all named after Norse mythology), while two others join the Inuit group (named for Inuit mythology), and the final moon goes with the Gallic group (again, mythology).
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The mythology you see in the movie is just a small slice of the mythology which stretches back thousands of years.
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"The next book in my life was 'Bulfinch's Mythology,' " which popularized the stories of Greek and Roman mythology and other legends.
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It's a fantastic movie about aliens, not the gods of original Norse mythology — if there even is such a thing as "original" mythology.
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Clearly, Ms. FastHorse, a member of the Sicangu Lakota nation of South Dakota, is aiming for a takedown of American mythology — white American mythology, that is.
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Bryan: I find it mildly hilarious that while I so cavalier about mythology during our chat last week, now I'm obsessed with the mythology of the new episodes.
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THUMP: Ketos Troias is the Trojan Sea Monster from Greek mythology—can you talk about how this creature inspired you, or in what ways mythology inspires your music?
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Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman — February 7th Fantasy and Neil Gaiman are practically synonymous for many, and the author's next big fantasy goes to the roots of Norse mythology.
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Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman Neil Gaiman's novels are loaded with references to Norse mythology, and he's put together a book that retells the original legends in a novelistic format.
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Norse mythology was always my favorite because they're the best monsters, and Greek mythology has always had terrific monsters, but I've always been put off by the costumes they wore.
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Meanwhile, Pluto in Roman mythology is the god of the Underworld, and Umbra or Umbrae in Greek mythology refers to a shade or shadow, ghost, or dweller of the underworld.
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Usually what happens with the spins we put on our mythology is that mythology in a general sense is already general, so it's hard to put a specific spin on it.
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The new mythology gets into the old mythology, as if classic literature had faded into the mind's background and images encountered on the screen had become one's first frame of cultural reference.
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In addition to the "Super Mario Mash-Up Pack" — previously a Wii U exclusive — you also get textures for Candy, Cartoon, Chinese Mythology, City, Fantasy, Festive, Greek Mythology, Halloween 2015, and Natural looks.
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In Greek mythology, the Fates controlled the destinies of men.
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Phoebe: In Greek mythology, Phoebe is one of the Titans.
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"For me it's the creepiness of the mythology," says Lee.
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By tweaking the mythology, Alien: Covenant sidelines those ideas entirely.
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"We use a lot of the basic mythology," O'Toole said.
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And even though there's a story, it's not Greek mythology.
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I did a lot of research into folklore and mythology.
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Norse mythology has long been a staple of Western culture.
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Mermaids had an even more significant presence in Greek mythology.
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The full moon is beautiful, mysterious, and steeped in mythology.
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The expansion of DC mythology will make fans go nuts.
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Which is why, despite popular mythology, basically nobody does that.
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But the mythology of Grand Ole Opera is mostly autobiographical.
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The mythology bonanza began, ensnaring new fans with each generation.
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When I was in middle school, I loved Egyptian mythology.
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The mythology of "go anywhere, anytime" does not apply here.
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In mythology, the sphinx threw herself from a great height.
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"It taps into some kind of deep mythology," she said.
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In Norse mythology, Odin was the highest of the gods.
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Here's a look at the mythology of the Red Women.
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Sámi mythology, in particular, invests them with highly equivocal powers.
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"That mythology is out there and it's poisonous," she said.
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In Greek mythology, Tiresias was a blind prophet and clairvoyant.
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I mean more of the Night King mythology or story?
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In Chinese mythology, Chang'e is the goddess of the moon.
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Sam initially writes his wrestling show an elaborate, postapocalyptic mythology.
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But exactly how close is Ragnarok to actual Norse mythology?
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NORSE MYTHOLOGY Written and read by Neil Gaiman 6½ hours.
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Since childhood, he said, he has been obsessed with mythology.
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Henrik Björn created this Scandinavian noir, riddled with Norse mythology.
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And it's a superhero film and inspired by our mythology.
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Groundhog Day's roots might be in European traditions and mythology.
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Should the John Wick universe have a more coherent mythology?
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It is cheapened by the corrosion of its national mythology.
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And others code utopian messages into history, mythology, and culture.
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For Noah, Aronofsky played with Jewish mythology, but in Mother!
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The gjallarhorn is an item from norse mythology, and if there is one thing I know for sure about mythology it's that it very rarely concerns itself with superstition or portents of the future.
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Image: NASA/New HorizonsIf you know your mythology, you're already familiar with Pluto's spooktacular namesake; the lovable dwarf planet is named after the Roman god of the underworld, also known as Hades in Greek mythology.
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The story is deeply touching, too, combining cognitive psychology and mythology.
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Honey was a drug dealer, deeply concerned with her personal mythology.
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Klan mythology would claim they'd dressed up as Confederate ghosts, they
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Apollo: In Greek mythology, Apollo is the god of the sun.
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Artemis: In Greek mythology, Artemis is the goddess of the moon.
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Diana: In Roman mythology, Diana is the goddess of the moon.
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Eements like folk traditions, psychedelia and mythology also inform Ronay's work.
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I fell in love with this story and its mythology instantly.
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In the mythology too, he is a useful source of advice.
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Things that grew up to be the mythology of the organization.
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The bosses, culled from religious folklore and mythology, are particularly unnerving.
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I was always more into Pegasus, when it came to mythology.
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Though lesser-known, sharks also have a role in Greek mythology.
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In Greek mythology, Panoptes was a giant with a hundred eyes.
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"It's just part of the mythology of Lyme disease," Wormser said.
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Interestingly, Torbjorn also has a skin based on Norse mythology: Magni.
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The game is set to reimagine Norse mythology, following Viking lore.
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I have mixed feelings about the whole mythology of self-reliance.
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Few places are as steeped in mythology as the Hawaiian Islands.
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Such tales will stick in British mythology for a long time.
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These are largely based on the mythology of the ancient Greeks.
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There is a mythology with origin stories and an explorable cosmos.
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A big part of the reason is American mythology about individualism.
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You buy into the American Dream mythology that you've earned it.
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He did it, in large part, by fashioning his own mythology.
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Coal boosters have meanwhile seized upon this mythology for cynical ends.
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Instead, they set out to imbue it with symbolism and mythology.
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In the aftermath, of course, the mythology surrounding Rockne only grew.
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In high school, he found himself pulled towards spirituality and mythology.
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These golems of casino mythology are said to possess bad luck.
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"In every mythology, man was created from earth," explained the artist.
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We discussed mythology, social justice and even her own reproductive health.
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That is a fabrication of Roman juridical theory and Greek mythology.
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All entrepreneurs have a mythology, from Steve Jobs to Jack Dorsey.
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But its watch's sluggish takeoff reveals cracks in the company's mythology.
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And the irresistible mythology of eggs Kejriwal relies on that limbo.
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"Star Wars" traffics in nostalgia, but only about itself, its mythology.
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Whenever Mr. Diallo needed an escape, he turned to Greek mythology.
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They also created a mythology about how a citizenry could mobilize.
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They may have receded into mythology, but they inspire us still.
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The movie relies on Shakespeare's mythology far more than actual events.
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"This film is 'ground zero' for the princess mythology," Schreiber said.
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Like Philomela, in Greek mythology, she can neither sing nor speak.
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Other countries found inspiration from geographical features, mythology, literature or art.
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An invented mythology can become self-indulgent in less generous hands.
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Trancentral, the group's spiritual home and a foundational element of the mythology they created and curated, a mythology sustained by an inquisitive press and a devoted fanbase, was in fact a squat in Stockwell, south London.
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It's often not because of the complex backstory or the convoluted mythology.
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In mythology, the circle has an important relation to Arabic Islamic culture.
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Headlines from Silicon Valley sometimes read like mythology, fantasy, or science fiction.
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The filling in of mythology around a holiday figure is just great.
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You can also expect a book review of Neil Gaiman's Norse Mythology.
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Interested in mythology, Venetia suggested Pluto, the Roman god of the underworld.
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It represents a pair of twins, Castor and Pollux, from Greek mythology.
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The Hawaiians had some of the more complex mythology around the animals.
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One, they flesh out the mythology of the land and the beasts.
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Overall, Carter told fans to expect some big mythology shakeups this year.
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The women arbiters of vengeance in Greek mythology were called the Furies.
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Go for the ultimate throwback with a look inspired by Greek mythology.
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There is mystery and mythology in the late hours of the night.
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In Japan's militaristic mythology, the petals represent the souls of dead fighters.
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Part of The Notebook's enduring appeal is the mythology associated with it.
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It plays totally into the mythology of what people want from him.
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I learned a lot about mythology from Joseph Campbell, my neighbor upstate.
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The Mythology of Work is out now in paperback from Pluto Books.
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Over the decades, the club's reputation had acquired the sheen of mythology.
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In Greek mythology, the boastful hunter was killed by a giant scorpion.
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We've watched our favorite artists create a mythology about who they are.
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This is the inherent difficulty that comes with building on established mythology.
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New York itself was expected to diminish both in size and mythology.
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This mythology has long been a part of conversations between heterosexual men.
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The mythology of "Preacher" takes its time unfolding, but the mayhem doesn't.
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After all, our political mythology orbits around the power of popular will.
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Contrary to popular mythology, mental illness is not an indicator of violence.
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Furthermore, contrary to popular mythology - war is not good for anyone's economy.
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In Greek mythology, Apollo's twin sister was Artemis, goddess of the Moon.
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The pieces, 150 in total, were inspired by landscapes, traditions and mythology.
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The resulting disasters, Velikovsky claimed, showed up in mythology around the world.
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There's a reason why people read the Bible, ancient literature, or mythology.
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Even six months ago the "new centrist party" mythology still had legs.
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RROSE: Yes, the story of the Lotus Eaters comes from Greek mythology.
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Of course, classical mythology is one thing and contemporary reality is another.
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He liked Greek mythology because everyone in it seemed to be naked.
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A lot of mythology is debunked because there wasn't anything to find.
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It runs against a puritan streak that goes deep in American mythology.
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They were victims — and that, too, became part of the Manson mythology.
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Some of the mythology of food culture died last year, I think.
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And the same mythology that surrounds winning the lottery haunts its aftermath.
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There's an elaborate and well-constructed internal mythology that builds on itself.
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Malcolm X's world-shattering life reads like something out of Greek mythology.
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With the canonization of minimalism has come a reconsideration of its mythology.
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She teaches classics, and we watch her expounding Greek mythology to students.
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Why, we have courses in black-white relations, science fiction and mythology.
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The mineral water is deeply embedded in the local culture and mythology.
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Around the sanctum were lintels carved with ornate scenes from Hindu mythology.
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For his debut solo collection, Piccioli looked to Greek architecture and mythology.
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In Greek mythology, Daedalus was a cunning craftsman who occasionally outsmarted himself.
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And doesn't like superheroes and doesn't like the whole mythology around superheroes.
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What about Krampus, a centuries-old pagan character rooted in Norse mythology?
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I think it's less the mythology than a couple of complicated things.
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Delos, in the Cyclades archipelago, is a sacred island in Greek mythology.
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My whole life I've been interested in mythology, and out of all the stories that I read about, Norse mythology was always my favorite with its quarreling deities and alternate worlds and groups like dwarfs, elves, and giants.
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The Nintendo Switch version of Minecraft adds several extra worlds, too, like Chinese Mythology, Halloween, Festive and Greek Mythology, plus more skin packs including Redstone Specialists, multiple Battle and the Beast skin packs, and two of the Festive packs.
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Roman mythology even had its own deity to protect people from malaria, Febris.
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No monster, hero, or historical figure is half as important to metal's mythology.
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Such is the case in the mythology (although Sindri is sometimes called Eitri).
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Then there's Kali's supernatural ability and place in the show's mythology at large.
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In terms of Thrones mythology, it hints at a bunch of different things.
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Multiple books about the card game's mythology have been released over the years.
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Failure is a central motif in the mythology of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Rune singers, who tell stories of Karelian mythology, now survive only in Russia.
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And whole new realms of Force mythology are casually created along the way.
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The name Arthur, which means "bear" in Celtic, is also rooted in mythology.
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A new movie should embrace the mythology that came out of those efforts.
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Author Daniel McCoy writes that time in Norse mythology is cyclical — not linear.
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Yet, it's The Matrix that entrenches itself deeper within biblical mythology than most.
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Centuries later, Norse mythology appears to only be increasingly relevant to contemporary culture.
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We like their music and mythology more than we like their physical selves.
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The character is based on the queen of the Amazon in Greek mythology.
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Sort of occupied a pretty important place in the country's mythology, culture. Sure.
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Precious few cities have rightfully earned their status, history and mythology as Chicago.
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Zhongkui is named for a figure in Chinese mythology associated with good deeds.
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In Greek mythology, Zeus had a thunderbolt, Dionysus grape vines, Poseidon a trident.
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The Atlantis mythology oscillates somewhere between patronizing and cheesy, but is mostly incomprehensible.
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Scott Derrickson's direction pulls the film together in spite of the dense mythology.
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"I get mythology, I get 'Apocalypse Now,' I get Olympics," Ms. Katsikotoulou said.
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There's mythology and tradition that goes back thousands of years behind every bite.
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But the late fifteenth-century painting Primavera is a scene of classical mythology.
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It's world-building, in a sense, but it's not about mythology or backstory.
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But the mythology surrounding the document grew with each year it remained classified.
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What liberals do have is the founding mythology that can fuel that movement.
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The mythology of Orion is that he was a hunter who was killed.
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Plus, he didn't want to hear her nine minute joke about Greek mythology!
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Kimbo Slice was equal parts Greek mythology, Horatio Alger story, and sheer charisma.
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Harry Potter fans love to delve deeply into the mythology of the series.
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This piece is prophecy, and it is mythology, and it is an obituary.
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The Mass Effect games don't just traffic in distant sci-fi mythology, however.
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Malliagh envisioned a pantheon of pastel gods that make up of Iglooghost's mythology.
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And so it is again with this entry in the "first hit" mythology.
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In classical mythology and literature, seven years is an appropriate period of mourning.
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For Rahm Emanuel, a difficult, abrasive management style becomes part of his mythology.
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That is simply the benefit of being the author of your own mythology.
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According to ancient Roman mythology, Venus and Mars engaged in an adulterous affair.
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The potential for comedy, tragedy and a richer mythology is off the charts.
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Many people suggested that Arrow mythology was based on what might have been.
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That our system worked to stop Nixon is part of our national mythology.
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The story's detailed mythology is seemingly tailor-made for these franchise-obsessed times.
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"Margot looks like a Siren out of Greek mythology," he told W Magazine.
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And contrary to Hollywood mythology, writers don't see development executives as the enemy.
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Even though now our Pretty Little Liars have escaped, the Rosewood mythology continues.
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"Labyrinth Lost" introduces a daunting amount of mythology, and readers may get overwhelmed.
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"Well, they've reopened the club, but they haven't changed the mythology," she says.
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Regular mezcal, meanwhile, largely remained humble, unromantic, bumpkinly, but with its own mythology.
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And the final clue, 104A, was a reference to Roman mythology, "Cupid's catchphrase"?
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Trump's life story — or, more precisely, his imagined life story — corroborates this mythology.
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Starbucks and Moby Dick are a part of the American lexicon and mythology.
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By simple contrast, the factual history is infinitely more compelling than the mythology.
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There was also a lot of storytelling, and family mythology, spoken and unspoken.
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SOSA: I have a lot to say about that, and I think it deserves to take a moment there because I think it's really useful to really go there and imagine this zombie mythology that is an Afro Caribbean mythology.
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Technically, it's the fictional home of the Amazons and has roots in Greek mythology.
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But Christie's remarks make sense if you know that he's pandering to GOP mythology.
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A dead cert move if you want to transcend into the realms of mythology.
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The video of the mythology joke also garnered supportive comments from Luke and Gurki.
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So is our affection for the conspiracies, the paranormal activities, and the overarching mythology.
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Director Tomm Moore weaves Celtic mythology into a universal story of loss and healing.
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This is a central part of Norse mythology, which is still shrouded in mystery.
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Updated 3:40 PM with more information about the mythology behind Jupiter and Juno.
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Still, the record's mythology was embraced by Gaga's fanbase, and it eventually went platinum.
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This kind of absurdity makes Norse Mythology a fantastic, funny, and sometimes sobering read.
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For those newer entrants into the mythic world, Norse Mythology is a wonderful introduction.
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" Graham often used mythology as inspiration for dances, including for "Night Journey" and "Clytemnestra.
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MYTHOLOGY is rich with tales of dragons and the magical properties their innards possess.
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Such mixed-species creatures are known as chimeras, after a monster in Greek mythology.
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One major part of the TAD mythology is the terrible shit luck you had.
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And there's no attempt to build the world's mythology past the most rudimentary levels.
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The curatorial focus emphasizes the Genesis story's foundational position in the mythology of language.
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Rise from the ashes as you channel Greek mythology with this phoenix embroidered jacket.
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But what exactly are those changes, and how does it affect the MCU mythology?
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Mourner had a lot of my own shit but I displaced it with mythology.
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Contrary to a popular mythology, Trump's voters are better off economically than most Americans.
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The August 21, 1911, theft of the "Mona Lisa" has spawned its own mythology.
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But never has it all fit together into a perfect, airtight mythology like this.
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And then of course The Odyssey, and Greek mythology, and the stories of Zeus.
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It's like storybook for kids that tells this mythology, but yet it's very radical.
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That's when King talked about what would ultimately becoming the mythology of the show.
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The mythology of the Green Man is very grounded in the earth, the land.
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Dries: Alice is the sort of Joker of the Batwoman mythology in the comics.
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Would even the most damning revelations puncture the lingering mythology of the public schools?
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A bootstrap mythology of American exceptionalism — without women — has become the new Republican ethos.
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What emerged as you dug in past the surface-level mythology of the gulag?
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In the popular mythology of tech, California is the central hub of computer innovation.
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That's because in Greek mythology, Dionysus rode on a chariot pulled by two tigers.
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The name is derived from the realm of Hades, the underworld in Greek mythology.
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I wrote then about the value of many international tributaries feeding into modern mythology.
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Norse mythology is underlined in Tolkienesque anthropological detail, but with a sassy, youthful shrug.
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How do ancient Asian mythology, kung fu movies and hip-hop relate for you?
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Interested in Greek and Roman mythology, Venetia suggested Pluto, the god of the underworld.
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When tech companies do invoke history, she pointed out, it's often closer to mythology.
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The decision to immerse readers more deeply in Wakandan mythology also paid creative dividends.
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Hela (1964) Inspired by Norse mythology, Mr. Lee created the goddess of death Hela.
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For example, my sections include Civil War history, turf writing, mythology, poetry and oversize.
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To explore these questions, I consulted two dependable sources: modern science and Greek mythology.
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This is also where you get a heavy dose of the park's fictional mythology.
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A chilling new take on Norse mythology, Ragnarok takes place in the fictional Edda.
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A girl arrived at school ready to showcase a PowerPoint presentation on Greek mythology.
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"The mythology of Tesla and Elon is very valuable to them," the source said.
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It is hard to overstate the importance of the alféreces provisionales in Francoist mythology.
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The winds of change ("Argestes" means 'clearing' and 'brightening' in Greek mythology) are blowing.
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He educated himself primarily by reading books on science, philosophy, mythology and the arts.
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The Doctor, in the mythology of the series, periodically "regenerates," taking on new identities.
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Correcting the mythology: Nuclear deterrence has been the greatest driver of the arms race.
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But generations of fans have expanded Lee's mythology to include his real-life feats.
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More fanciful is the questionable notion, derived from Greek mythology, that Athens invented music.
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He educated himself primarily by reading books on science, philosophy, mythology and the arts.
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She consults two dependable sources, modern science and Greek mythology, to address the question.
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In Greek mythology, Pandora had a box she had been warned to never open.
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And it seemed unlikely that the mythology would be changed by any emerging facts.
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Towards the end of the game, the stakes escalate—and the mythology got complicated.
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Like its namesake in Greek mythology, 3200 Phaethon comes very close to the sun.
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In Dawson's Creek's first two seasons, this was the central mythology of the series.
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This was a wonderful opportunity to dive deep into character and long-form mythology storytelling.
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Cassiopeia: In Greek mythology, Cassiopeia, along with her daughter Andromeda, was turned into a constellation.
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Cressida: Meaning "gold" in Greek, Cressida is Trojan prince Troilus' lover in mythology (and Shakespeare).
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What kind of liberties are you going to be taking with the mythology of nephilim?
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Unlike the mythology of its predecessors, Bosley is now a position rather than a name.
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This whole sequence is important to the past and future mythology of Game of Thrones.
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Using several aliases, Matthews often commented about Norse mythology and spoke out against organized religion.
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"This time, the moons must be named after giants from Norse, Gallic or Inuit mythology."
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Over the years, however, Michael did get saddled with his fair share of cumbersome mythology.
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I'd be sitting in Greek mythology class wondering if she was out with other players.
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In the introduction, Gaiman says he was introduced to Norse mythology through Jack Kirby's comics.
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Named after a hunter from Greek mythology, Orion is one of the most recognizable constellations.
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On the island, they will also connect in some way to the Force's larger mythology.
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Apparently, the mythology of Kris as a master planner had gotten the best of us.
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Few startup founders over the past decade have inspired as much mythology as Ross Ulbricht.
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According to that mythology, America rose to greatness by sheer ruggedness, ingenuity and hard work.
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There's something about its history that allows mythology to creep into factual accounts, isn't there?
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Yeah, and so many operas are dependent on not just mythologies, but specifically Nordic mythology.
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Nicki mythology, a "feud" that reached a peak at New York Fashion Week this September.
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"I started following mythology, and I was finding properties that aligned with that," he says.
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Like the Fates in ancient mythology, the Weird Sisters in Macbeth could predict the future.
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The exhibition is organized by subject categories: portraiture, mythology, religion, genre paintings, and sensuous subjects.
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His records reflect an intimate relationship with mythology that rock and roll was born from.
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"He's kind of iconic in our community and in our mythology," Jackson told the News.
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Artemis is the twin sister of Apollo and goddess of the moon in Greek mythology.
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They were all based off the vampire mythology, and it was based around New Orleans.
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And, just like with Alice, we can't be certain about the truth within the mythology.
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It became part of this mythology that we started weaving into the show years ago.
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These days, especially, her tense relationship with the mythology of the American heartland commands attention.
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The novelist Neil Gaiman has been fascinated by Norse mythology since he was a boy.
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Hereditary isn't interested in constructing a coherent mythology or giving you a mystery to solve.
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Sullivan's first-grade class in Salt Lake City, the early lessons revolved around Greek mythology.
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We'll also test your knowledge of Greek mythology and the origin of the modern marathon.
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And I tend to think the "white working class" story line is more media mythology.
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"The Nokk is inspired by Nordic mythology and folklore," Disney animation supervisor Svetla Radivoeva said.
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This is weird to think about, but the finale expands Superstore's mythology in a way.
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"I wanted to pick a name that related to Greek mythology, like Acropolis," he said.
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If it's just about mythology, it's going to become confusing, like the worst comics are.
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All the rumors and all the mythology about the making of Monomania are completely true.
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But of course the mythology was not as clear or as obvious at that point.
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They are featured in Hindu mythology, revered as demigods who bring people fertility and fortune.
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It's based on mythology and part of what makes it fun is the human element.
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Tartarus is another name for Hell in Greek mythology, which ties directly into Laurie's joke.
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There is still plenty of comic-book mythology in "Joker" leading up to that point.
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DL: A connection you made early on was with mythology, particularly the myth of Theseus.
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The work he made was for himself to inhabit, a personal mythology given physical form.
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With a bit more Greek mythology research, they realized that was not the best name.
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The Nemean lion was a monster from Greek mythology that terrorized the people of Nemea.
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The labels on the squared-off cobalt bottles are loaded with references to Norse mythology.
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There's no backstory, no mythology, nothing at stake except the increasingly impotent threat of Gargamel.
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And perhaps that's why it leans into Diana's Greek mythology-driven roots with righteous enthusiasm.
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And there is precedent to suggest the mythology about the Targaryens is just that — myth.
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Amazon's decision to draw on classical mythology in naming its smart speaker was a masterstroke.
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"Ragnarok," is essentially the end of the world (brought upon by Loki) in Norse mythology.
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Which makes the convergent evolution of a similar mythology among liberals all the more notable.
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Now, the video has nearly one million views on YouTube and is Wrinkles Mythology 101.
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Ambrosia, in Greek mythology, is the food or drink of the gods and confers immortality.
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At age 9, my son seemed ready to write his doctoral thesis on Greek mythology.
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Sightings of strange creatures and UFOs continued in the area and the mythology became entrenched.
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The skullduggery of Watergate was followed by Reagan and the mythology of the welfare queen.
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What we're witnessing is the birth of a lost-cause mythology for the Trump presidency.
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Since Greek mythology, people have loved to build people up — only to tear them down.
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"The mythology is that it must have been wonderful in the early days," she says.
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By then the mythology had already become quite complex (and the original heroes very old).
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Ultimately, it became central to the mythology of Jonathan Franzen, the angry, cranky, possible genius.
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Visually, the game aged much better than titles like Warcraft 3 or Age of Mythology.
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Also, towards the end of the exhibition, a back wall displayed war photos, an uninspired and obvious move that doesn't get at the more pervasive mythology that is embedded in our popular culture, a mythology that the rest of the show begins to examine.
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Though it does not breathe fire, the olm has several attributes fitting a creature of mythology.
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A subheading last Sunday for an essay about narcissism incorrectly described a figure of Greek mythology.
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"I never did because I didn't want to have that mythology taken away, have him humanized."
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As the game progresses, players get more characters and dive deeper into the Stranger Things mythology.
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The seeds of Elizabeth's grandiose fantasy for her business connect to this paradise lost family mythology.
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The bonus is filling in that broader mythology, filling in that broader timeline of the MCU.
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It's a lot of things: a celebration of artists, a mythology lesson, a statement of pride.
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Superheroes are our modern mythology, idealizing and modeling the values of the society that creates them.
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The fair is named for Clio, one of the nine muses in Greek mythology, representing history.
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Norse Mythology doesn't cover the entire body of Norse folklore, but it's a great general introduction.
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Which would make his foil on the Bucks, Giannis Antetokounmpo, the last bastion of hoops mythology.
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The statuesque dancers Konstantina Xintara and Theodoros Vlachos could have stepped right out of Greek mythology.
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The scheme appears to require belief in Roman mythology, which assigned communication to the god Mercury.
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Laurel wreaths first appeared in Greek mythology as a symbol of triumph when worn by Apollo.
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Since Circe lives forever, she ends up encountering so many figures who become legends in mythology.
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Drawn from Greek mythology, Circe is the story of the witch made famous in Homer's Odyssey.
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Her studies of Classical language and mythology at the University of Exeter clearly came into play.
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Dinosaur tracks have been part of Aboriginal mythology, known as Dreamtime, in the area for generations.
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Rather, the artist shows himself grappling and contending with the ongoing legacies of Civil War mythology.
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Here we are in Paradise, and the relationship is still strong, at least in its mythology.
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Franchise movies being franchise movies, there is a stack of mythology and backstory to get through.
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No. We do use characters from the DC mythology, but we're still seeding our own story.
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In Greek mythology, the stars represented the so-called "Seven Sisters," daughters of the titan Atlas.
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During his research, he uncovered a traditions in global mythology about creatures that bring the apocalypse.
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That's the Andrew Lang's fairy tale books, that's Bulfinch's mythology, that's the Christian and Hebrew testaments.
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It is a game and a mythology and a world that I know a lot about.
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God of War sees the return of Kratos and trades the Greek Pantheon for Norse mythology.
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Rogue One has laughs, mysteries, mythology, and a small band of good people overcoming galactic villainy.
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The Fates, as these witches are called in Greek mythology, appear in the Underworld in Hercules.
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I can't imagine viewing this as a younger player relatively new to the greater Nintendo mythology.
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In classical mythology, Orpheus is the greatest bard in the world and Eurydice his beloved bride.
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Starring Ricky Whittle and Ian McShane, the story subverts religious mythology in a twisted, modern world.
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He has a background in Slavic studies and draws inspiration from mythology, folklore and fairy tales.
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But perhaps more than any other fitness goal, a six-pack has developed its own mythology.
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Antiope is Wonder Woman's aunt, and she's actually based on an Amazonian figure from Greek mythology.
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That may have been a pain for consumers, but the album's obscurity only fueled its mythology.
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I've been interested in the Grounder mythology and how the different factions formed for a while.
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It seems that credit scores are surrounded by even more mythology than, I dunno, juice cleanses.
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Last time we sat down and talked , a lot of our conversation revolved around self-mythology.
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And songwriting, to me, feels like creating a mythology of our generation in a certain way.
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In Egyptian mythology, Osiris is the god of the underworld who grants the dead everlasting life.
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If they wanted to describe sexual promiscuity within Greek mythology, they should have commented about Zeus.
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IN CLASSICAL mythology, Atlas was the god condemned to hold up the sky for all eternity.
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I find inspiration in music, mythology, history, and all the crazy out there in our world.
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The "ghoul" in this case refers to a figure in Arabian mythology that can shape shift.
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Did Rodin drag Romantic and Symbolist longueurs and boilerplate mythology into the stern light of modernity?
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Campbell melds psychology with mythology in this book that outlines the phases of a hero's journey.
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Narrator: Along with the movie references, there are, of course, plenty of references to "Batman" mythology.
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Ramm channelled the chaos into a spectacular personal mythology, drawn from philology, astrophysics, and medieval history.
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There are scholars, textbooks, posters — a whole collective mythology suggesting that the work will live forever.
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"Cleverman," based on Aboriginal mythology from Australia, crosses the divide between the spiritual and the real.
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Hosts live a kind of double life, protecting the mythology of sport while knowing it's bunk.
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Or maybe the philosophical inquiries of "Westworld" simply interest me more than speculating about its mythology.
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The university fell into Orban's crosshairs because Soros has become a major scapegoat in populist mythology.
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The artist's adaptations of these images into tales from Persian mythology demonstrate the malleability of narrative.
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Scalia and Thomas spoke about the group's origins, a story that is critical to its mythology.
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The mythology surrounding ecoterrorism makes it hard to pin down how much of it actually happens.
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And like a lot of good mythology, there's a desire to return to and reinterpret it.
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Night in The Woods uses astronomy and mythology to establish the otherworldly nature of the town.
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More recently, the 52 Blocks mythology plays a prominent role in the BET series Gun Hill.
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"I'm really into the mythology of the world that [George R.R. Martin] has created," she said.
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There's this whole kind of mythology around us that's so much about us being little girls.
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After all, apples make numerous appearances in Celtic mythology and are often connected to the Otherworld.
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But there's something archetypal about them, too, like so many gods from a newly uncovered mythology.
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The idea will no doubt sound absurd to Americans reared on Big Macs and cowboy mythology.
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But in the spirit of Guardians, I will honor the cinematic rules of Gunn's Groot mythology.
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The idea was to challenge what he described as a "puffed-up" mythology surrounding American expansion.
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Let's talk about Silicon Valley and the mythology around youth and discovery and youth in tech.
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"X-Files" episodes come in three varieties — mythology, monster and mixed — and their order is predictable.
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"I was way past the whole mythology of the understudy getting the part," Mr. Payne said.
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Eisenberg was disabused of any city-on-a-hill mythology when she was still a teenager.
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Vidal's point is simple enough: America's concept of itself is shaped by mythology, not by facts.
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People were looking for a sense of spiritual connection or mythology in a very secular world.
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Every culture's mythology seems to include stories of young lovers whose path is ridden with obstacles.
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He has spent decades appropriating the iconography of sovereignty while undoing the mythology that guides it.
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Ragnarok is, of course, an iteration of Norse mythology, and completely separate from the Marvel Universe.
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According to Norse mythology, a single man and woman survive Ragnarok, and they repopulate the planet.
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There is an enormous amount of aspiration packed into those two facets of the Driver mythology.
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Anyone who's read King knows that the author is keen on borrowing popular mythology and folklore.
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The Ganga and Yamuna are among the most revered rivers in India's art, culture and mythology.
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"Who is that person in mythology who is pushing this globe up the hill," she asked.
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To deny the role of family help fuels our larger cultural mythology around meritocracy and deservedness.
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For decades now, Republicans and Democrats have shared the same mythology around the great American meritocracy.
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The history and mythology surrounding the site was proof that it was more than a game.
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In Korean mythology, the god Hwanung came down from heaven to rule Earth from Mount Taebaek.
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For me, it was a very clean mythology just to say this "A" stole the game.
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He wrote at some length on geology, mythology, crystallography, ornithology, herpetology — and who knows what else.
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The subject could be anything from mythology to world events (including the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami).
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I grew up reading British literature and Greek and Roman mythology and studying Western Civilization stuff.
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Even Medusa, who was my gateway into mythology and monstrousness, is dumbed-down by the d'Aulaires.
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The Twilight of the Elites argues that the mythology of meritocracy holds all of this together.
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"The notion that there's a magical amount that will improve your health is mythology," he said.
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It is crucial for a Santa to be well-versed in both storytelling and Santa mythology.
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Cheollima Civil Defense takes its name from a winged horse commonly featured in East Asian mythology.
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There is evidently an appetite at the moment for Greek mythology updated with 21st-century music.
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It felt like too much of everything— too many stories, too much mythology, too much trouble.
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Mythology was an excuse to use the image of a naked woman and call it art.
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If one were so inclined to follow the various ins and outs of vampire history and mythology, the bloodlines and family trees, it would probably be possible to do so — but there's no reason to bother, because ultimately the mythology is not the point of Underworld.
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Then there is the reading of Giger's work focusing on mythology and psychology, examining the role of individual and collective fears in his approach, which is not merely figurative and narrative but can also be understood in a modern way as the creation of a mythology.
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In other words, there's a lot of sexual innuendo built into the story and mythology of Santa.
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Twins signal all kinds of things in mythology around the world: sometimes impending doom, sometimes good luck.
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The map or book seems like an important key to the mythology of Jedi and the Force.
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But also, its mythology does not come only from the minds of Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and company.
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"There's a lot of mythology about the cost of single payer," he said at a recent debate.
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Saturn: Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun and, in mythology, the Roman god of agriculture.
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In classic mythology, the Wendigo is extremely tall, has glowing eyes, yellowed fangs, and a long tongue.
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Despite his unusually arduous ascent, Nwaba doesn't boast of any mythology; he doesn't need it for motivation.
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Contrary to American mythology, the Soviets deserve the lion's share of the credit for victory in Europe.
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Orphan Black lost some viewers last season as it kept burrowing ever deeper into its own mythology.
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NASA has dubbed this path back to the moon Artemis, after Apollo's twin sister from Greek mythology.
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Narcisse, a Haitian-American, grew up hearing what he described as a "very comforting mythology" about Louverture.
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It's a well-worn piece of Wall Street mythology by now: We are in a profits recession.
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Mr Segev is one of Israel's "new historians", who have stripped away the mythology around its birth.
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The paintings blend ethereal atmospherics with Mucha's familiar neo-classical figures, mixing Slavic mythology with genuine history.
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Portia in "The Merchant of Venice" no doubt read up on Norse mythology before turning to law.
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Based on mythology from various African cultures, this fantasy destination will encourage children in their own creativity.
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The last two seasons have been stellar, with a good mix of standalone stories and mythology episodes.
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Transformers: The Last Knight has much too much of everything: characters, plot points, explosions, mythology, noise, minutes.
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And, yet, the show still felt yoked to furthering the mythology of poor Jack's now infamous demise.
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But where the prequels had a much larger mythology to explore, Han's story is decidedly more narrow.
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On close inspection, ancient mythology turns out to be chock-full of robots, androids and mechanical creatures.
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