Moira looks at June, who nods at her and smiles.
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At one point, "Mosaic" nods at its own gimmicky nature.
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She nods at my story; her visiting friends have used it too.
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Out of 93 nods at the Globes, Netflix took home two prizes.
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Kautz blends all this together into a maze of contradictions and clever nods at adulteration.
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The summery style nods at the mermaid hair we love in a subtle, earth-toned way.
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The reboot nods at complexity without delivering—there are good people on many sides, on many sides.
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In a promo for the movie, Hitchcock nods at the painting's "great significance" before quickly scuttling away.
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Troi nods at this and tells Picard that he "had it coming," when Soji shoves him aside.
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It is chaos, and it feels just as 'accurate' as the title cheekily winks and nods at.
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Her version still nods at the original's pageant of national dances, like the Trepak, or Slavic dance.
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Any Republican who so much as nods at the concept of immigration reform will be sidelined and scorned.
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Herzog nods at the machinery before a guide moves him along, continuing an impromptu tour of the engineering department.
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Even their location nods at this psychoanalytic interpretation, since the id is described as lying below the surface of the ego.
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Both movies scored nods at the Academy Awards this year, making the couple an obvious choice to appear at the 2019 Oscars.
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Christine nods at the appropriate points in the conversation and offers a witty rejoinder, but she rarely shares any details about herself.
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He nods at me, and I back at him, and then he just dashes off, Horacio by his side, without a word.
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Lee nods at Faulkner (a favorite author of Jongsu whom Ben begins reading), but takes most of his cues from Murakami's story.
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"I hope road running can return to this," she nods at the damp grass, covered with exhausted, muddy, beer-drinking trail runners.
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The most nods at Russian collusion on Wednesday may come from Manafort's side -- as they echo the President's ire with Mueller's investigation.
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It wasn't just the Academy Awards; the Parasite cast was shut out of acting nods at the Golden Globes and the BAFTAs, too.
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Like so much comedy today, the show is filled with winks and nods at the audience that flatter the listener's sense of privilege and belonging.
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It has a whole bunch of Heavy Metal DNA, and while it winks and nods at all flavors of rock, it remains completely internally consistent.
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Brooks wrote that some of the Fig's redesign nods at its history, with art by women on the walls and spaces for women-centric salons.
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Swift nods at the forces of hip-hop, R. & B., and electronic dance music, but she never fully invites them into her space, which remains aseptic.
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While the game nods at the games that have come before it, it's not built on the overwrought storylines the franchise lost control over years ago.
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With 12 nods at the upcoming ceremony, La La Land will compete in the best picture, best actor, best actress and best director categories, among other things.
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Songs like "Interlude" listen like a fever dream—a slow-burning tension that nods at an imminent crescendo, as dizzying tones anxiously mull over the opening measures.
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There were also nods at Trump attempting to broaden his appeal to a general electorate, while still hewing closely to the principles that won him the nomination.
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J.A. nods at the fact that globalization has made the league notoriously uncompetitive, with only four teams—until this year—claiming the championship in the last two decades.
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The letter, posted on the United Bid 2026 website and released by Cordeiro on Twitter, nods at politics as it strikes a hopeful message of diversity and inclusion.
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He also harps on storytelling and nods at proto-cinematic forms — hand-shadow puppets, wall drawings — but doesn't give the kids much of interest to do or say.
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The guy with the big glasses sitting on a barstool next to the entrance nods at me, allowing me to pass, and I immediately feel a surge of energy.
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In the brief clip, Zendaya, who wears glitter on and around her eyes, nods at the camera as lights flash around her and reveal partiers drinking in the background.
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The next thing we know, Arya is hanging up the Waif's limp face in a slot in the House of Black and White, and Jaqen nods at her actions approvingly.
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" Bill Gates also nods at typecast assumptions of the roles each couple plays in the partnership, adding, "Some people see Melinda as the heart of our foundation, the emotional core.
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The acclaimed country- and rock-tinged set earned the starlet two Grammy nods at the 2018 show: best pop vocal album and best pop solo performance (for lead single "Praying").
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The 2019 Academy Award nominees were announced Tuesday morning and though The Favourite and Roma walked away with the most nods at 10, plenty of other movies made Oscar history.
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The acclaimed country- and rock-tinged set earned the starlet two Grammy nods at the 2018 show: best pop vocal album and best pop solo performance (for lead single "Praying").
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When the subject of war comes up, he nods at the wars in Iraq, which, beginning in 1990, were being waged when a number of translators of "Gilgamesh" were at work.
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Unlike many of Koraïchi's contemporaries, who seek to abstract calligraphic forms, he not only nods at tradition, but, as an artist of Sufi lineage himself, he inscribes his work within it.
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Marvel is likely feeling particularly good right now, as its film Black Panther received nods at two big award ceremonies this year, and it's expected to pick up Oscar nods as well.
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Sustein—who's promoting a new book on social media and democracy, by the way—sort of nods at this idea of doing something by doing nothing in the conclusion of his blog post.
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Early favorites like La La Land, Moonlight and Manchester by the Sea are expected to make strong showings at the nominations following multiple nods at the Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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LONDON, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Dark drama "Joker" led the nominations for the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) awards on Tuesday, earning 11 nods at the United Kingdom's top movie honours.
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The document outlines a pitch for a strange live-streamed office tour, complete with product-revealing Easter eggs, nods at various Magic Leap partners, and a handful of very famous people to bump into.
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Beyond the sheer athleticism depicted in "Run," the series also nods at that unusual spot in culture that Brown occupies: Industry upon industry is built around telling women, especially mothers, what they're doing wrong.
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The OECD nods at both philosophies, suggesting that an amnesty should cost the tax-dodger less than if he were caught by the authorities, but more than if he had been compliant from the start.
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It nods at recent events at Columbia University — where activists distributed fliers in women's bathrooms naming suspected campus rapists — by building its own bathroom wall where women scrawl warnings to stay away from certain men.
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It's a program that's yielded shows like Transparent, Mozart in the Jungle, and The Man in the High Castle, shows that have earned millions of viewers and award nods at the Emmys and the Golden Globes.
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Like the references to Germany's violent politics in the 1970s and the nods at Susie's Mennonite background (which emerges in puzzle-like flashbacks), the wall is strictly ornamental, an emblem of meaning by (hoped for) association.
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Although "Destroyer" most overtly evokes Abel Ferrara's 1992 epic bummer "Bad Lieutenant" (it nods at the earlier film with the sounds of a baseball game on a car radio), it is very much its own movie.
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Vital's family has centuries-old roots in the village, where he and a minority of others still speak the Romansh language and where his park winks and nods at the local culture he is helping to preserve.
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Interpreter, with its high degree of usability, friendly interface, and nods at achieving an age-old SF dream, aims to clear the air, to quietly assert that Google's ultra-smart AI companion is there for good, not evil.
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Though typically understated, the album's title, "Remind Me Tomorrow," nods at Van Etten's current juggling act — a tongue-in-cheek mantra for a multitasking mother who also happens to run the small business that is an independent band.
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I've seen what excess looks like in the form of the private planes parked chock a block at posh conferences about global warming, where no one so much as nods at the grotesque irony of such a thing.
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Yet while each event expands the narrative — filling in the larger picture with nods at sexual relations, class divisions and a riven people — they don't necessarily explain what happens or answer the fundamental question that burns through this brilliant movie.
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The movie is nominated 14 times in 13 categories, which means it now shares the record for most Oscar nominations for a single film — 1997's Titanic and 1950's All About Eve also earned 14 nods at their respective Oscars.
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But Disney will likely be seeking a few awards nominations for them regardless, alongside some easy nods at the Golden Globes (which, unlike the Oscars, split their categories between comedy/musical and drama) for both Blunt and the film as a whole.
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As the words of Donald Trump being sworn in as president playing in the background, the women in the video slowly start to realize that everyone has synced up and give each other knowing "you, too?" nods at work meetings and at the laundromat.
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Starting his second act with light illuminating a disc of grassy meadow in a vast darkness, he nods at the influential 1956 "Meistersinger" of Wieland Wagner, the composer's grandson, which rejected realistic settings — and the politics with which they'd become associated — in favor of a stylized nocturne.
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Sure, Ms. Barry's story takes place against the backdrop of a host of larger issues: the Trump administration's trade war with China, the political tides of rural America, the convulsions of a postindustrial economy, all of which she nods at in the telling of her tale.
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Though its songs were all written around the same period of time, Essentials flows like a 'Best of' CD (a fact that its title knowingly nods at), each track packed tight with immediately addictive hooks and laced with all the tinny hi-hats and liquid synths of a lost Brandy album.
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And they know that it will be tested again—not just when the white supremacists come back to town (or head to others, as they're planning), but when the Republicans try again this fall to dismantle Medicaid, when Trump winks and nods at police brutality, when voting rights are attacked.
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In many ways their scores for The Social Network and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo feel like realizations of the failed ambitions of The Slip and Ghosts I—IV, respectively (both 2008), while Watchmen's nods at '80s synthpop bring things full circle back to Reznor's first album, Pretty Hate Machine (1989).
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Dubbed "OPEN UR EYES," the mix starts with each of the album's tracks mixed in order, proving just how well they work out in the field (as well as your headphones), before it catapults into a blistering sprint that nods at everything from acid, to grime, jazz, baltimore club, and marching band drum fills.
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With its dreamy Michael Montes score, moody Lyn Moncrief cinematography, and frequent use of split-screens and mirrors to evoke the characters' fractured sense of self, this Into the Dark episode nods at times to the New Hollywood era of Roman Polanski, Robert Altman, and Brian De Palma, who all treated classic B-movie genres with maturity and ambition.
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The starkly middle-class portrayal of Indian police officers differs from the crime shows we usually get in the U.S. Delhi Crime nods at this in its penultimate episode when some overworked, tired local cops talk about how they lack unions, weekends off, and maybe even the correct training to carry out their tasks as efficiently as, say, the NYPD.
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" Gorsuch was citing what now may be Wallace's most famous work, his 2005 commencement address at Kenyon College, which has since become a kind of highbrow self-help text: There are these two young fish swimming along, and they happen to meet an older fish swimming the other way, who nods at them and says, "Morning, boys, how's the water?
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Following a monumental, multi-month stretch for LGBT cinema on the awards circuit, during which Moonlight — about a young, gay man's journey toward self-acceptance — triumphed as the Academy's best picture winner one year after Todd Haynes' lesbian drama Carol scored six Oscar nods at the 2015 ceremony, French-Moroccan filmmaker Robin Campillo has stormed the Croisette with the AIDS activism drama 20173 Beats Per Minute, which is being hailed as the 2017 Cannes Film Festival's first major contender for the prestigious Palme d'Or.
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"Call Me Fitz, Seed each get 8 nods at Canadian Screen Awards". The Chronicle Herald, January 13, 2014. An alumna of The Second City's Toronto company,"Canadian Comedy Travels Light--and Well".
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So they're in the place and Frankie nods at Paruta, who > steps forward and what he does is, he kicks in the door. "See, what did I > tell you?" Paruta said. Frank was stunned.
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She notices him, he nods at her and she suddenly realizes he is her father. With tears of joy in her eyes, she runs outside and embraces him then returns to her class to continue her hula dancing.
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While walking to the restaurant, they walk past the same burglar who robbed their house, and the burglar nods at them in recognition. Louise looks away and walks away quickly, and Ian looks stunned (implying she organized the burglary).
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"'Arcadia' and 'City of Angels' earn top theater awards". Oshkosh Northwestern, December 1, 1993. He is a two-time nominee for the Governor General's Award for English-language drama, receiving nods at the 1995 Governor General's Awards for Poor Super ManAlan Hustak, "5 locals up for literary prizes". Montreal Gazette, October 27, 1995.
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Frankenstein is the stage name of Frank Fallico, a former Canadian rapper and record producer."Hip-Hop in Canada Gains Recognition". Billboard, April 4, 1998. He is most noted as a two-time Juno Award nominee for Rap Recording of the Year, receiving nods at the Juno Awards of 1998 for his single "The Rain Is Gone""Our Lady Peace leads Juno nominations".
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Jackson Delta are a Canadian blues musical group from Peterborough, Ontario."The blues are back in town as Jackson Delta reunites for a Peterborough show at Market Hall". Peterborough Examiner, April 5, 2017. They are two-time Juno Award nominees for Best Roots and Traditional Album, receiving nods at the Juno Awards of 1991 for Acoustic Blues"Rap music makes presence felt in '91 Juno Awards nominations".
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The next day, Brody is taken to an outdoor location secured by Akbari's guards. Akbari arrives there simultaneously and smiles and nods at Brody. Brody approaches him, preparing to use the needle, but before he gets close, Akbari gets back into his car and leaves. Brody is then escorted into a nearby house where Abu Nazir's widow, Nassrin (Naz Deravian), is waiting to talk to Brody and vet him on behalf of Akbari.
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The Preacher draws first, sending six bullets through his torso before shooting him in the head. LaHood, watching from his office, aims a rifle at the Preacher but is shot by Hull and crashes through the window. The Preacher nods at Hull and remarks, "Long walk", before leading his horse from the stable and galloping toward the snow-capped mountains. Megan drives into town too late and shouts her love and thanks to the Preacher.
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Warren Dean Flandez is a Canadian gospel and rhythm and blues singer."Warren Dean Flandez has a leap of faith". Vancouver Sun, April 1, 2017. He is a two- time Juno Award nominee for Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year, receiving nods at the Juno Awards of 2017 for Eternally Grateful and at the Juno Awards of 2019 for Speak."Shawn Mendes and the Weeknd lead the 2019 Juno nominations". CBC Music, January 29, 2019.
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Jennie Raymond is a Canadian film and television actress, best known for her Canadian Screen Award-nominated and ACTRA Award winning performance in the drama series Sex & Violence."East Coast shows score dozens of nods at Canadian Screen Awards". The Chronicle-Herald, January 13, 2015. She won a Gemini Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic Series at the 18th Gemini Awards for her recurring role in Blue Murder.
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Chained to an anvil, Reverend Cole reaches for a liquor bottle, which the Swede tosses away, reminding the preacher that he made the Swede promise to keep him chained. The Swede suggests that he finish his manifesto, as Hawkins and his gang ride into town behind them. At the saloon, a bandit nods at Elam and comments about his being allowed to drink there. Elam reaches for his gun, but Hawkins appears and apologizes before the situation worsened.
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Kopitiam was a Malaysian situation comedy shown on ntv7 from 1998 to 2003 for seven seasons. Its cast members were Joanna Bessey, Lina Teoh, Douglas Lim, Rashid Salleh, Tan Jin Chor and Mano Maniam. The show was also given nods at the Asian Television Awards; first taking the runner up place for Best Sitcom category in 1998 and then later winning the "Highly Commended for Best Comedy Program title" in 2000. Kopitiam was produced by Double Vision with creator Ng Ping Ho.
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Meanwhile, Astrid moves out, telling Michael his ego, insecurities, and unwillingness to make their marriage work caused it to fail. Elsewhere Eleanor has a meeting with Nick, emotionally affected by her exchange with Rachel. Rachel and Kerry board a flight back to New York City at Singapore Changi Airport, but are interrupted by Nick, who proposes with Eleanor's green ring, revealing her blessing. In tears, Rachel accepts and they stay in Singapore one more night for an engagement party, where Eleanor nods at Rachel in acknowledgment, Rachel having finally earned her respect.
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When the old woman accuses the black man of eating her ticket, he coolly shows his valid ticket to the controller; the latter nods at him and arrests the old woman. The punch line is that both the black man and the old woman are "Schwarzfahrer" now: the black man who rides a train, is a non-offensive "black rider", while the old woman now is a real law-breaking Schwarzfahrer (i.e. fare dodger). The one passenger the viewer knows who never possessed a ticket, the motorbiker, escapes without the controller checking his ticket.
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Large territorial males that frequently display also emit higher levels of certain acidic compounds (including 11-Eicosenoic acid) from their femoral pores, which may function as pheromones that enhance their chance of attracting females. Females can move freely between different territories, but receive less harassment from opportunistic non-territorial males when inside another male's territory. Medium-sized males attempt to mate by force and small males by stealth and force, but they have a low mating success rate compared to the large males that maintain a territory. During courtship display, a territorial male nods at the female, may open his mouth, and performs a slow sideways walk towards her.
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