"I have my moments of feeling really down about it, but what I put on show is what I choose to put on show," she said.
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Luke and I were working on show ideas for us.
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Consequently, she has more time to focus on show details.
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Still, the duality of Trump's political character has been on show.
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The same activist-driven politics is on show in Glasgow now.
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There was also little optimism on show on the US side.
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The boat will be on show in Nairobi during the gathering.
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Artists like Mona Hatoum, on show at Tate Modern through Aug.
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The world's biggest defense contractors put their latest products on show.
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For the evening, shiny black or lace dresses were on show.
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Paul Mooney is NOT on show tonight due to health reasons.
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Only three models had to change on show day — crisis averted.
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Plus: Goldman Sachs and Tesla put lackluster corporate governance on show.
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This macho posturing was also on show in the presidential vehicles.
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Short skirts and cleavage on show are totally out of the question.
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If this is too much information for you, click on Show Less.
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But even ignoring 8K, there were some really cool TVs on show.
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According to Vanity Fair, the performance wasn't on show documents given out.
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The amount of testosterone on show was seriously impressive at some points.
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CNBC takes a look at some of the glitziest cars on show.
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No originals survive, but two of the oldest copies are on show.
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Their humanity was on show, and I wanted no part in it.
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The same head scissors was on show in many of Suzuki's matches.
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And his previous disquisitions on show business have been zingingly, stingingly cynical.
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Because this is Coney Island, every game is a full-on show.
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Russia's latest Yars mobile intercontinental nuclear missile launcher was also on show.
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Two Grand Slam champions will be on show on Court Suzanne Lenglen.
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Some will go on show once a proper exhibition space is found.
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The stuff in her house looked a lot like what was on show.
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Forgotten, until recently, when they were rediscovered, retrieved, restored and put on show.
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Her room-grabbing presence, also on show in Vegas, is a bigger advantage.
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Fluffy white cats and birds are on show in cages along the wall.
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Instead, public distaste for and rebuke of its 'sharp power' was on show.
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But the real buzz is outside, where 165 different aircraft are on show.
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Against Geane Herrera that was on show at several points in the fight.
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Three operas are on show this year, the first being Rossini's first hit.
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Many of the works on show straddle the divide between art and design.
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The exhibition is on show at the Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall till Sept 24.
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Books on show, says Ms Filter, sell for anything from $10 to $50,000.
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All of which is on show in Hamburg, if you know where to look.
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But it is not just Olympic sailing prowess on show in Bermuda's Great Sound.
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The one on show has depictions of DNA and other references to contemporary concerns.
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This has been on show in the past few days in the capital, Beijing.
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Chiharu Shiota, Uncertain Journey is on show at BlainSouthern Berlin until November 12, 2016.
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CNBC previews some of the new and existing aircraft that will be on show.
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One example on show is the English "Balance Regulator" by Rudolph Ackermann from 1812.
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Time the ferry ride for sunset, when you'll be given a full-on show.
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Varthaman's now famous mustache was again on show during his televised return to India.
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BERLIN — The power of a famous patron was on show this week in Berlin.
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Evidence of more organised attempts to subvert the bank's money supply is also on show.
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A trove on show in Hong Kong would draw in millions of visitors a year.
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"An awareness of what really shocks and gets 'news' is clearly on show," he said.
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For all the pageantry on show in Sochi, Russia remains a bit player in Africa.
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"Mondo Scripto" is on show at the Halcyon Gallery in London until November 30th 2018
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Karl Lagerfeld's collection for Fendi and creations from Moschino were also on show on Thursday.
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What Will Happen to Kim K's Bodyguard, Plus Gilmore Girls' Lauren Graham on Show Revival.
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A third exhibition, on show at the British Library, adds historical texture to the tale.
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It was on show at PAX East, where it showed a film made by Iam8bit.
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Fireballs and flying hammers, lances and rocket launchers—the spectacle on show here is incessant.
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Nowhere is the Southern essence of Savannah, Georgia, more on show than on Jones Street.
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CNBC previews some of the new, existing and concept aircraft that will be on show.
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The only logo on show was the purple Wimbledon members' badge pinned to his lapel.
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Another traffic busting option on show at Paris was the Slovakian AeroMobil 4.0 flying car.
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Many traits of Trump era diplomacy are on show in the current estrangement with Denmark.
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He said the last manufactured cars would be put on show rather than sold privately.
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The arabica beans will be on show at La Colombe cafe in Washington on Tuesday.
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According to Bugatti, it's probably the most expensive car on show in Geneva this year.
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It was, of course, the "Suits" season finale, and she was marrying her on-show fiancé.
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Visitors to the country in November are often surprised by the number of poppies on show.
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Both the Audi Q5 and the Land Rover Discovery 803 will be on show at Paris.
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Also on show was a nice example of the dangers of osoto-gari / the 'cross buttock'.
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It could not have been confused with the theatrics on show in the Republican primary contest.
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International fashion houses were also on show in Paris, including MiuMiu, an offshoot of Italy's Prada.
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But where would, for example, having your tattoo on show in Japan fall on that spectrum?
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They also encourage tournament directors to put doubles on show courts, Mike Bryan said, increasing exposure.
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"There will be some exciting new weaponry on show at the parade this year," Zhou said.
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And at last week's meeting in the Argentine capital some of those divisions were on show.
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Banks thanked Ora for her time on show, noting that she exemplified the Business Boss Brand.
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Creations by Miuccia Prada and Italian luxury outerwear group Moncler were also on show on Sunday.
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For some reason on show day, he felt like he was about to hyperventilate with nerves.
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"I can remember when I used to go on show, people used to laugh," he sang.
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While the red and black Chiron Sport on show in Geneva cost a staggering $3.672 million.
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Many of the 200 on show are drawn from the BL's own remarkable collection of 4m maps.
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Pium, a smart diffuser, will be on show at the IFA tech conference in Berlin next week.
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This team of 10 robot cheerleaders from Japanese electronics maker Murata was on show here on Thursday.
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Handbags painted with Old Masters and slogans sit stylishly on show with miniature versions of his sculptures.
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The authentic Trump was on show in a brief question-and-answer session after his scripted remarks.
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Following the service, London went on show off a new tattoo on her forearm honoring her love.
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Also on show was this hardy bug-like armoured all terrain vehicle from Canadian vehicle specialists Streit.
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In Wales, however, it's been a requirement since 2013 for businesses to have their rating on show.
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Black Lives Matter, social justice, activism and gender politics were strong threads throughout the works on show.
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The print is currently on show at the Tate Modern as part of Performing for the Camera.
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Earlier this year, however, the drawing was on show in Venice as part of a Leonardo exhibition.
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Some works on show, which span from the 1980s to the 2000s, are indeed mixed-media paintings.
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But the standout this year is the scale of innovation on show for the military delegations to consider.
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However, based on the mattresses, the cut has already been made, given there were only 23 on show.
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The acrid smell of resin and paints is the only hint that everything on show is utterly tasteless.
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LG will likely have the most compelling device on show with a gentle update to its V22018 handset.
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It will travel to the Met Breuer, New York, on show from September 24th to January 12th 2020
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Despite the defiance on show, some said they feared Hong Kong would continue to be squeezed by Beijing.
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Following the emotional service, London went on show off a new tattoo on her forearm honoring her love.
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It was still a time when dancing ability counted and some stunning moves were on show that night.
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But the magic potion on show at "Timeless," as the shop is called, is no wrinkle-fighting serum.
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The incredible thing about the grandiose car on show today was that it was just a two-seater.
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Around 1 in 10 ( 13%) of respondents said they would ask someone out based on show compatibility alone.
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Giving his Conservative leadership acceptance speech this afternoon there was little of policy substance on show from Johnson.
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Public hostility towards journalists, anti-Brexit politicians, and Conservatives themselves was on show throughout the conference at Manchester.
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Let the dudes complete with their bulging packages on show; have them throw down in the Butt Battles.
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Rita Ackermann, KLINE RAPE, is on show at Hauser & Wirth, 548 West 22nd Street through January 14, 2017.
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In vulgar street talk here, Puerto Rico has been stripped naked and put on show to be shamed.
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I wanted to make photos of women where they weren't on show, where they weren't that easily consumed.
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It is currently on show in the exhibition "Picasso 1932: Love Fame Tragedy" at Tate Modern in London.
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Retromobile, quite apart from being held in Paris, charms visitors with the quirky diversity of material on show.
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These qualities are evident in the work on show at Tate Britain; each rewards time spent in contemplation.
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It is this hands-on show of support that really resonates with young people going through hard times.
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But at Dubai's Museum of the Future, a glimpse of what may await Gulf Arabs was on show.
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The museum's entire trove of Rembrandt holdings — 226 paintings, 60 drawings and 300 prints — are all on show.
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An Oppo Android powered smartphone on show at MWC 2017 An Oppo Android powered smartphone on show at MWC 2017 Again, Jolla is taking the long view that ultimately there will be appetite — and perhaps also state-led push — for a technology platform bolster against political uncertainty in U.S.-China relations.
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Exhibition curator Wieland Giebel, 67, said he had been accused of "Hitler Disney" for putting the room on show.
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Completing the set on show at the exhibit is another of Louise's jewels, known as the Fringe Tiara (below).
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Around £9 billion ($12 billion) worth of players will be on show at this year's World Cup in Russia.
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There were also WWII planes on show at the anniversary party attended by about 5,000 past and present troops.
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Some give up on show business entirely and go on to pursue fulfilling careers in other lines of work.
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Turn on "Show lock screen background picture on the sign-in screen" by sliding its button to the right.
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Despite the defiance on show, some said they feared that Hong Kong would continue to be squeezed by Beijing.
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The photos will also go on show at the 10 Corso Como gallery in New York from Feb. 7.
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Debris from the crashes is on show in several cafés and restaurants around the foot of the Bossons glacier.
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Imagine Biden showing up to a debate against President Trump with the kind of performance on show on Thursday night.
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If familiarity does indeed breed contempt, there was plenty of that and more on show at the Kwandong Hockey Center.
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As for Shakira, the Super Bowl will be a double celebration as she will be turning 43 on show day.
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If familiarity does indeed breed contempt, there was plenty of that and more on show at the Kwandong Hockey Centre.
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Many of the robots just walked, but there were many other skills on show, albeit most of them fairly rudimentary.
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Heavyweight debutants Justin Ledet and Chase Sherman put on show in the curtain raiser for the Salt Lake City event.
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The KC-21, which can refuel the B-2135B mid-flight, was the other plane on show for the media.
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The piece is on show as part of the Yoko Ono: One More Story exhibition at the Reykjavik Art Museum.
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VICE: You're all over London at the moment—how does it feel to see that early work on show again?
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Also on show are artifacts, like the Renoir painting, that show how Jews rose in prominence in 19th-century Europe.
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The hats were on show at that year's Royal Ascot, one of the U.K.'s most prestigious horse racing events.
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More than 70 percent of works on show in "Point of No Return" are loans, many from the artists themselves.
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Red banners, the sort on show at Bayern's soccer home, the Allianz Arena in Munich, were draped over the railings.
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While Abe and Trump have put their friendship on show, Trump has threatened to target Japanese automakers with high tariffs.
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On show later this week is timepiece and jewelry maker Richemont, which reports interim results, and Hermes with third-quarter sales.
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The exposure of what lies beneath the skin is almost as sexy–if not more than that which is on show.
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Although Roberts contends she first took notice of him when he played Sela Ward's boyfriend on show, Clooney wasn't buying it.
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Having toured America, Canada, Australia and Europe, it is currently on show in Barcelona and will move to London in 2019.
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With over four decades of work on show in Sharjah, another artist immersed in the 'states of things' is Anna Boghiguian.
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Italdesign's team, which collaborated with Audi and Airbus on creating the demo vehicle on show in Geneva, explains that the Pop.
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I can't even tell you what the tracklist is, but maybe half of the songs on Show World are on it.
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The optimism on show among conference speakers marked a change from last year, when several had expected slowing global economic growth.
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If one of the drinkers somehow guesses the sum of fingers on show, they win, and the other takes a quaff.
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Many of the works on show are part of the Laing family's private collection at Kinkell Castle, now Ogilvie-Laing's home.
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Netflix chooses the brand partners it wants to work with on show campaigns and takes its ideas to the brands directly.
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Leaked documents I got my hands on show that franchisee groups are focusing on the positives, and they seem cautiously optimistic.
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His photographs, enlivened by friends, subversive wit and a hip-hop swagger, are on show in a major retrospective in Paris.
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Described as the most affordable Ferrari, the all-new Portofino model is on show at Frankfurt after an unveiling in August.
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His archaic equipment from "Felix Gets Broadcasted" (2007) is on show here, and the effect is museological rather than visually striking.
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One of the remaining contenders is a group called Aryballe Technologies, whose "optical nose" NeOse is on show at this year's CES.
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So when my body image is good, I always feel really happy about them and I want them to be on show.
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"There's so many other things — equal playing time on show courts or conditions of locker rooms or treatments or facilities," Williams said.
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The piece, called Until I Die, was on show at the Kapelica gallery, Ljubljana in December 2016, with documentation recently released online.
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Red lips, sharp parts, oversized sunglasses — this is the Fashion Week beauty uniform you see on show-goers every season, without fail.
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But Trump's own felicity toward Putin -- on show at the Helsinki summit last year -- often seems to undermine his own administration's policy.
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We see a lot of everything, actually: Rousteing's collection is 80 looks, one of the largest on show during Paris fashion week.
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We also know that Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Chrissy Teigen, and John Legend are set to appear on show before its finale.
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So Maeda told Insider that her main job on show day was to make sure any necessary alterations to clothes were made ...
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In 2011, Fidesz condensed the process to a single vote, creating the opposition infighting currently on show in constituencies like Budapest 1.
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A retrospective of Mr. Ren's work is on show in at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris through May 26.
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Later, it will go on show at the Museum of the American Revolution, which is to open in Philadelphia on April 19.
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Come on, show us Boy and Girl as toddlers and Mallory and Tom figuring out how to parent in this new world!
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These speakers, called Soundots, can be reconfigured into different arrangements like legos, and are now on show at the 2018 CES tech conference.
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The self-control on show from Zuckerberg today is certainly not the kind of guardrails that European politicians increasingly believe social media needs.
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He bumbles around cluttered environments with his dreadful tattoos on show, and every sentence he utters is a smug, self-satisfied, snarky comeback.
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His website lists the animals he has on show, such as a chinchilla and kinkajou, as well as a crocodile and an iguana.
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A red net dress with sequins stood out from the total black looks on show on the third day of Milan fashion week.
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Combining those design priorities of speed and comfort with a measure of visual flair has produced the assertive beauty on show in Geneva.
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When compared to the momentous, intricate, and pseudo-superhuman projects on show on r/DIY, this sub seems much more human and relatable.
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Some of the old ones were being covered with blanks in the capital on Tuesday, while others still on show elsewhere in Hungary.
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Colonial interpretations and prejudices that previously underscored the items on show are rigorously explained in a light more sympathetic to the indigenous people.
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AIBO featured in an Xperia campaign from a few years back, and many models were on show at Sony's recent 70th-anniversary exhibition.
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Generations Ultimate will be on show at E3 next month, and the game will make its debut on the Switch on August 28th.
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The styles on show also mixed the old and the new, with lightweight materials giving some of the black dresses a diaphanous air.
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Nowadays, they try to exhibit art that reflects a much more diverse spectrum of society than was on show in the Victorian era.
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Even if you've been unimpressed by the football on show so far, there's no need to throw your toys out of the pram.
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And super-fast 5G mobile broadband, on show at the Winter Olympics and the World Cup, will demonstrate China's hunger for technological leadership.
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But it wasn't until Christopher Kane that any real sense of the provocation of female strength and rule-breaking was put on show.
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There was also no fur on show at Burberry's London event, but the label does sell items made from fox and raccoon fur.
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The work featured in "The All-American Town" will be on show this fall at Whitehouse Post, a film-editing company in Chicago.
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There have been complaints — on Twitter, on Show-Score — that the play went too far and complaints that it didn't go far enough.
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The version on show in Vienna is a copy, one that bears witness to the fact the Bruegel had graphically depicted soldiers killing children.
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SOFIC 2018: AMAZING SPECIAL OPERATIONS VEHICLES, WEAPONS AND MORE ON SHOW Without armor, it weighs approximately 3,000 pounds and can carry about 2,200 pounds.
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On show are first editions of Hemingway&aposs major works; personal photos from his own collection; and photos of the women who inspired him.
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SOFIC 2483: AMAZING SPECIAL OPERATIONS VEHICLES, WEAPONS AND MORE ON SHOW Mines and IEDs will continue to be a serious threat for ground troops.
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At this year's Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival, a key launch pad for horror and fantasy films, more such nuanced fare was on show.
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On show was an embroidered silk cape worn by Pope Benedict XV, Pope Benedict XIV's 18,000-diamond tiara, and Pope Leo XIII's bishop's hat.
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There's not a trace of that, as far as I can see, in any of the work on show by the women Abstract Expressionists.
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Yet for a brief time, in the gritty early years of social media, there was something akin to spontaneous, confessional reality on show online.
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Many of the best products on show at CES aim to serve a specific subset of consumer and do that one thing really well.
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If you want to see your notifications on your lock screen, toggle on "Show on Lock Screen" in the same setting preferences as above.
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It wasn't classy, obviously, but the innovative fatalities on show in Eternal Champions made it quite the go-to game when friends came over.
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And when I finally got the show, I mustered up the courage to ask Hiro if he would cut my hair on show days.
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"There will be 500 unique stories of grit and determination on show, as each competitor takes to the track, pool or court," he said.
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This year's show expects almost 90,000 people and has 165 planes on show, including the world's largest passenger plane, private planes, and fighter jets.
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A new exhibition, The Beaten Path, of Dylan's art—sketches, paintings in acrylic and watercolors, ironworks—is currently on show at London's Halcyon Gallery.
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Both Giorgio Armani and Emporio Armani spring summer collections usually go on show in Milan in June for men and in September for women.
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Sketches for those frescoes are on show here, as are those for the Chigi chapel in Santa Maria del Popolo, which Raphael also designed.
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According to multiple reports, the rapper went ballistic on show execs before 'SNL' started, but our Kanye sources say that's not exactly what happened.
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Sure, there are myriad specific interests on show here — but somehow the show manages to bring us TOGETHER, which is a really wonderful thing.
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" And on "Show Us the Way," the pianist Cameron Graves pounds a pattern distinctly reminiscent of his old part in "Change of the Guard.
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Pre-21st-century pieces were on show at a further 130 booths at its nearby sister fair, Frieze Masters, now in its seventh edition.
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We'd like every visitor to find their own culture in the works on show, but also to understand the other cultures of the world.
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"But what stands out here are the legs — and the vast expanse on show," Sarah Vine, the author of the Daily Mail article, wrote.
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Currently, over 20 of the Hirlets' pieces are on show at the Dobrinka Salzman Gallery in New York in their first United States exhibition.
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Schumacher's private collection of cars, from his boyhood karts to final Mercedes F1 car, is due to go on show at Motorworld Cologne next year.
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The EP9 on show at TechCrunch China in Shanghai this week But for Zhu, the concern is something more basic than NIO's well-established competitors.
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Now at the National Gallery in London, as winter shrouds the capital's skyline with grey, an exhibition full of this distinctive light is on show.
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We only saw each other on show nights so we didn't have each other's number, and we didn't have a relationship outside of that show.
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Google says it made visual tweaks to Drive to align with its latest Material Design principles, which were already on show in the new Gmail.
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Just check YouTube for "everything that happened on [show name]" or "[showname] season recap," and you'll find an entire cottage industry of people summarizing seasons.
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The one on show will be an exact copy of the prince's uniform that was made by tailors at Dege & Skinner on Savile Row, London.
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Still, despite the absence of actual products on show, most companies I spoke to said that they're already working on or considering Lightning-connected headphones.
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So in light of the glorious advertising talent on show, we have taken it upon ourselves to collect the best Australian commercials airing this year.
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The event had many of the costumes and props used in the film on show; you can see them below alongside Johansson, Kitano, and Sanders.
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Her leg was later amputated, and Kahlo dressed her prosthetic leg, on show at the museum, in a red leather boot with embroidered dragon motifs.
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The other competing home nations were on show too, with gangs of Northern Irish and Welsh supporters celebrating their long awaited return to tournament football.
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Mr. Ové's large-scale sculptural installation, "Invisible Man and the Masque of Blackness," is currently on show in the Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco.
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"It was only on show day when no customer list for the 291 customers was produced that we realized we'd been duped," Ms. Lovelace said.
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The innovative quality of the video and digital art on show at Turin's museums and foundations was not quite matched at the city's art fair.
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Attack on NATO soil Trump's public hesitancy to rebuke Russia was on show In the Oval Office on Thursday when he was asked about Salisbury.
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A spot of "Panda diplomacy" was also on show after the talks Wednesday as Xi presented two pandas, Ru Yi and Ding Ding, to Moscow's zoo.
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Along with homespun crafts, Porto has its share of serious contemporary art, including the work on show at this large, raw gallery on Rua Miguel Bombarda.
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For to be clear, even the more constructive Mr Trump on show at the General Assembly marks a break with decades of post-war American policy.
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Films, posters, pictures, letters and interviews are also on show for "Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition", a touring exhibition which now comes to the London Design Museum.
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Oh, and if you're itching to go see the Lego version of the royal wedding, it's on show at Legoland Windsor form today until November 2018.
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And that's not even including the many archival materials — letters, books, poems, exhibition catalogues, envelopes, maps — which are on show, in fairly un-modern display cases.
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A college-bribe scandal, and the entitlement on show by the parents involved, exposes one more way U.S. higher education was tilted toward the 1 percent.
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Mathematical models—based on how many flies there are, how often they feed and so on—show that sustained transmission of trypanosomes ought to be impossible.
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The younger more accessible Emporio line will go on show in Paris in September, arising from a one-off decision made by the designer in July.
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In images released by North Korean state media showing Kim celebrating, mock-ups of both the KN-08 and the newer KN-14 were on show.
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The opera, "Trump on Show," tells a story of Mr. Trump's long-lost twin, Chuan Pu, who was raised in China and works at a crematory.
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This aesthetic was on show in the derivative, decorative works on offer at Christie's "Chinese Contemporary Ink" auction on May 29, which raised 17.7 million dollars.
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In a field that so far has relied largely on show-by-show contracts for intimacy directors, a salaried position with benefits is a significant step.
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All her fabled ability was on show; so, too was her imagination, particularly in a first movement pulled this way and that, yet somehow achieving coherence.
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This time around, instead of the standard musty pre-flight safety video, Qantas has put the beauty of Australia on show in dozens of creative ways.
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The diamond is normally on show in its own case, one story above the ground-level floor where the stolen jewels were displayed, Mr. Syndram said.
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Under the terms of the accord the 96 statues on show in Rome will travel to museums around the world, though they have not been chosen yet.
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The last strand of hair cut off was the moment my whole face was on show and I couldn't hide behind my hair like I used to.
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Trump's grandchildren were on show again at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate Thursday when the US President met for the first time with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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For a lot of Potter fans, the really exciting exhibits on show come from J.K. Rowling's private collection, and they show how Harry Potter sprang into life.
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Every now and then as you fight the crowds on show floor, you're struck by the knowledge that the sea of humanity you're wading through is deep.
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JustMilk's Rebekah Scheuerle, 24, from Austin, Texas, and Theresa Maier, 25, were voted the best of 14 medical and biotech ideas on show in the State Apartments.
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Barbara Davatz—As Time Goes By, 1972 to 2014 is on show at the Fotostiftung Winterthur in Zurich from the February 27 to the May 16, 2016.
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Public distaste for 'sharp power' on show Previously, in August, it was reported that China could be given the contract to redevelop a port on Manus Island.
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This was on show Tuesday, when a court in the north eastern city of Tianjin declared Wu guilty of subversion after almost over two years in detention.
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Like many of the athletes on show, De Grasse was using the event as a warm-up for the world championships in London from Aug. 251.53-210.
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A boatbuilder by trade, Young has perfected his art practice over the last decade, and currently has some of his work on show at Melbourne's Kirra Galleries.
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The scale and complexity mean that depicting it in visual terms is hard—as the bedraggled rubber squid and limp flora on show at Venice inadvertently attest.
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There were plenty of political works on show in Istanbul, with artists making points about the state of the country, if not commenting on Mr. Erdogan himself.
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One installation on show at the interdisciplinary center for arts and technology is designed to trick visitors into thinking there are security cameras filming inside the bathrooms.
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The new 48-inch panel will be on show alongside LG Display's existing lineup of 55-inch, 65-inch, 77-inch, and 88-inch OLED TV displays.
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Visitors could pay to use the facilities, as museumgoers in New York had been allowed to when it was on show at the Guggenheim in 2016-17.
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"DAU," the result of this provocative experiment, is finally on show for the first time in Paris, set to open on Thursday and run through Feb. 1503.
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More than 200 works by 70 artists will go on show in "a comprehensive survey of printmaking across six decades of turbulent U.S. history", according to the museum.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAriana Grande Covers Up Pete TattooMel B Accused Of Punching Male ModelRoseanne Responds To Opioid Death On Show Tara Reid Changes Her Tune On Dog Controversy
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Now he and his wife Emily, a gallery director, are putting some of their artworks on show at their newly enlarged Glenstone Museum, which opens on October 4th.
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On his office desk, from where one of several cameras provided a wide-angle of the scene, the titles of books Macron is supposedly reading were on show.
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To underline the point, there are 30 "Ideas" on show, haiku-like poems that represent the point where her inchoate thoughts solidify into a neat string of words.
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Around half the masterpieces on show are from the National Gallery's own fine collection of 19th-century art; the other half includes loans from national and European museums.
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Among the items on show are pajamas, tracksuit bottoms, dresses and even a children's 'My Little Pony' T-shirt, which hammers home the ubiquity and scope of rape.
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"She was able to build a new identity for herself, one that was not built on show business or her stardom," her son actor Sean Astin tells PEOPLE.
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The streets of Sydney ran rainbow with plenty of sequins and leather on show Saturday night as the city hosted the 2017 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
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Also on show is a human skull inscribed with poetry given by French writer Victor Hugo to actress Sarah Bernhardt, which she used when playing Hamlet in 1899.
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As rumored, the phone in the video appears to be very similar to last year's Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, with a curved-screen Edge variant on show.
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Huawei's strategy to counter this threat has been to come out fighting for its commercial business — and it had plenty more of that spirit on show this morning.
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With such clear business self-interest on show, Suri also emphasized that Nokia's focus will be on driving new opportunities via IoT in "a collaborative and open way".
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The BMW, Rolls-Royce, and Mini Vision Next 100 concept cars will be on show at London's Roundhouse from this Saturday through to the end of next week.
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His speed, punching power and ability to avoid a hit were peerless, but so too was the nastiness of his approach, and the sheer, undiluted spite on show.
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It looks surprisingly creepy, but what I like is that it seems to have a lot more going on than the horror vibes on show in this teaser.
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Her colorful embroidered outfits, jewelry and cosmetics such as the eyebrow pencil she used to highlight her mono brow, red nail varnish and red lipstick are on show.
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If you click on "+ Show shipping details" you'll also be able to view a more detailed breakdown tracking your package all the way from shipment to successful delivery.
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Robotics, warfare, and artificial intelligence have all advanced unimaginably from 15 years ago, but there didn't seem to be much sign of that on show in the studio.
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The home-grown UK talent on show at MWC this year brought much fanfare - some of the brightest British minds were awarded for their excellence at the event.
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Sergei Lebedev's work, which includes both the cameras themselves and the unusual photographs he creates, is now on show at an exhibition in his native region of Kaliningrad.
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And Jacquemus opted for an unforgiving knitted tangerine variation, to be worn with an oversize white shirt and the swagger of someone comfortable with having everything on show.
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Their new album Requiem for Hell, premiering on Noisey today ahead of its October 14 release on Temporary Residence, has this dichotomy on show more clearly than ever.
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On show is a 4,000-year-old Mesopotamian clay tablet impressed with cuneiform script — wedge-shaped markings made with a reed stylus — indicating wages distributed to farm laborers.
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Another downpour halted the match toward the end of the second set and upon resumption on Thursday, the familiar all-conquering and ruthless Nadal was back on show.
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"Despite there being no porn on show, it is still taken from 18+ content and some of the faces also can be considered underage as well," they said.
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That tranquility belies a bloody past, as is made clear by a small exhibition called "Play, Protests and Pelicans", currently on show at the Garden Museum in Lambeth.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegians celebrated becoming the most successful ever nation at a Winter Olympics, after a triumphant campaign at Pyeongchang, but their Nordic reserve was on show too.
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The exhibit, called El Sueño Americano | The American Dream: Photographs by Tom Kiefer, is on show now at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles, through March 2020.
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A museum that is no bigger than a shoe box can have more impact than a sprawling museum, Mr. Joannou said, if what is on show has resonance.
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The amount of work he puts into these events — he talks to the competitors, he talks to the crowd, he doesn't shut himself off or put himself on show.
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In October 2016, they reunited with the rest of their castmates to celebrate the life of their late costar and friend Tommy Ford, who played Tommy Strawn on show.
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The openness of "Maps" gave way to who Karen O could and would be on Show Your Bones and any future project, including her solo lo-fi Crush Songs.
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Mashable reports that after losing out on the role of Furiosa, Gadot said that she was ready to move back to Israel and give up on show business altogether.
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And, take note, I never saw this foldable device actually folding or unfolding: the thing on show at MWC can be more rightly classified as a folded phone prototype.
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It's pretty easy to joke about how many dozens of beardy white blokes named Mark or John or Dave you'll run into on show floors and behind studio doors.
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In it you'll catch whales swimming in the ocean, with breathtaking cliffs and dazzling beaches on show in possibly one of the most beautiful home videos we've ever seen.
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He would give them underwear to try on, show them pornography and pose dolls in sexual positions, describing what the dolls were doing to the children, the affidavit alleges.
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The unique thing about Goodwood is that it's more than just an exhibition, as the majority of cars on show do end up taking the run up Goodwood Hill.
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The piece is on show, along with 17 others, at the CASS Sculpture Foundation in Chichester, England as part of their A Beautiful Disorder exhibition showcasing contemporary Chinese sculpture.
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You only get four or five bits of popcorn in a bag, but that makes this calendar the perfect cure for the decadence we've seen on show thus far.
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Work responding to the theme will be sought over the next 12 months, and will go on show at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London in fall 2019.
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The relatively old money on show in Singapore, the setting for Crazy Rich Asians and my own home for the past three years, can be a fraction more discreet.
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SOFIC 2018: AMAZING SPECIAL OPERATIONS VEHICLES, WEAPONS AND MORE ON SHOW In the future, there may be potential for submersibles like Proteus to be used offensively by the Navy too.
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Sterling slid to a three-week low as a conflict over UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan escalated, with deep divisions on show at the ruling Conservative Party's conference.
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They even reunited in October 2016 with the rest of their castmates to celebrate the life of their late costar and friend Tommy Ford, who played Tommy Strawn on show.
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Announced earlier in the week, it's on show at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona today, and it offers the first glimpse at this type of technology directly within a phone.
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There's a strange combination of motifs on show in the trailer, mixing the kind of inhuman monster slaying the God of War series is known for with touching family drama.
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Their political talents will be on show in the closing weeks, when Mrs Ayotte and Mrs Hassan are scheduled to debate six times, at a rate almost one per week.
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That desperation was on show on an uninhabited islet near Hokkaido, the few buildings on which Japanese authorities say was ransacked by a North Korean crew who washed ashore there.
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A more recent nude self-portrait on show is "Centered" (19783), by the American figurative painter Joan Semmel — whose unabashed paintings of herself unclothed influenced a generation of feminist successors.
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Court documents that have previously been reported on show that Warren charged $675 per hour for cases she worked on in the early 2000s, or about $950 in 2018 dollars.
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The images of the new foldable phone Samsung is said to be working on show what appears to be a regular smartphone that folds in half to become more compact.
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The trend was on show on the runways of Spring/Summer 2020 Fashion Week this past fall, and the look is already beginning to pop up in street style looks.
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The earliest work on show, "Brou de noix sur papier" (pictured), was made in 1946; the latest—three long, rectangular paintings with horizontal groove—were completed a few months ago.
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I was going to college in Los Angeles and I was going to be an architect – and if that didn't work out, I was going to fall back on show business!
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While the under-wraps China model is unlikely to be unveiled before the Beijing autoshow in April, hints of the new Acura styling should be on show in Detroit on Tuesday.
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SOFIC 2018: AMAZING SPECIAL OPERATIONS VEHICLES, WEAPONS AND MORE ON SHOW As fast moving artillery, it could be armed with a mortar system like the Israeli Elbit Spear Mk 2 120mm.
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Today at the NOAH conference in Berlin that emollient tone was on show again, with Khosrowshahi announcing that Uber's Jump electric bike sharing service will launch in the city this summer.
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MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - For all the cordiality on show at the end of Reserve Bank of India's last board meeting, tensions could re-surface when it next gathers on Dec.
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MTV Snapchat, Twitter and Instagram will also showcase behind-the-scenes rehearsal footage, as well as on-the-ground coverage on show night to create a more immersive experience for viewers.
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Like most of the supercars on show here at Geneva, this bike is a mix of carbon fiber, aluminum, and glass, with the front windshield and rear mudguards split in half.
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HALF-BUILT HOMES Also on show is the work of Japanese architect Shigeru Ban who has helped survivors of Nepal's earthquake build new houses, using cardboard tubes filled with quake rubble.
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An exhibition in Vienna puts the figurine at the center of Edmund De Waal's 2010 memoir on show, and tells the story of a family forced from their home by prejudice.
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While many of the artists on show seemed happy with photography's traditional flat prints, others departed to find new forms of expression, incorporating techniques such as weaving, cutting, painting and sculpture.
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While gazing into Barnard's new paintings from his exhibition Root Rot on show at Fred Giampietro gallery in New Haven, one can't help thinking about the kind of art hanging nearby.
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A much more prosaic list of ingredients went into the making of this new chamber work, on show at Here in SoHo through Sunday: Baking soda, vinegar, 25 percent rubbing alcohol.
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We can't ban them entirely, because then people couldn't do their job on show days, but we do humiliate them with the sash, so they only ask if they need it.
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Part of a team preparing for the opening of the country's first national museum, in the capital, Brazzaville, he came across objects that would be on show: masks, talismans, jewelry, shields.
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On show are "Girl Power" tops, Melanie Brown's animal print outfits and Geri Horner's (then Halliwell) Union Jack platform boots as well as Spice Girl themed biscuit boxes, dolls and crisps packets.
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The eco-friendly green Metrocab (it runs on liquefied petroleum gas) will now go on show at a car museum alongside other royal motors at Queen Elizabeth's Sandringham House beginning next month.
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Democrats disputed the media narrative that the Trump on show on Tuesday night represented an evolution of his political persona away from the dark vision he laid out in his inaugural address.
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IN PHILIP GUSTON's "bed paintings", on show at Venice's Accademia, he and his wife huddle under the blankets—an old couple, here clinging to each other, there sleeping peacefully side by side.
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The "Ecriture" paintings of Park Seo-bo, a pioneer of the recently re-evaluated Korean monochrome movement called Dansaekhwa, are on show through March 12 at White Cube Mason's Yard in London.
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And with such violently opposed and motivated interest groups attached to the copyright reform issue there hasn't really been much in the way of considered debate or nuanced consideration on show publicly.
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"Ladder for Booker T. Washington", made in 1996—a star piece of the touring retrospective and now on show at the Museum of Modern Art in Fort Worth—has a similar effect.
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If we can get to that point by the time some of the more forward-looking display technology on show at CES 2018 is practical, it's going to be a good world.
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In terms of the answers Facebook provides to the committee in its letter (plus some supporting documents related to the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal) there's certainly plenty of padding on show.
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From the use of low-water denim to wild rubber, more conceptual projects will be on show, like the synthetic spider silk tunic and trousers made by Bolt Threads x Stella McCartney.
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And until construction starts next year, the building is hosting a wonderful exhibition called "It's a Sony," which places hundreds of devices on show from the company's inception to the present day.
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A golden statue of a European missionary holding an African child with a plaque that reads: "Belgium brings civilization to Congo", will remain on show, but its historical context will be explained.
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Several top golfers and tennis players also made themselves unavailable for the Rio Games, while men's soccer has traditionally been an age-restricted tournament ensuring the best players are not on show.
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This weekend, Olowu's third outing as a curator goes on show at London's Camden Arts Centre: "Making and Unmaking" is a sprawling celebration of the power, and ritual, of cloth in art.
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Also on show is Janacek's unflinching drama "Jenufa," with Oksana Dyka in the title role and the psychologically astute Karita Mattila as the Kostelnicka in Olivier Tambosi's production, conducted by David Robertson.
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The Paris dealership Chantal Crousel quickly responded to a request for the cost of pieces by the technically innovative French sculptor Jean-Luc Moulène on show at the Giardini and the Arsenale.
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However, only nine works are newly commissioned and there are only two Indian artists on show — Zuleikha Chaudhari and Shilpa Gupta — with no works from artists in Pakistan, Bangladesh, or Sri Lanka.
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In 2015, this saw Russia's biggest ever military parade, with some 16,000 soldiers, 200 armored vehicles, 150 planes and helicopters, as well as ballistic missiles and other assorted hardware put on show.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Frenetic spirals of color and swirling sinuous lines characterize the disembodied ink and watercolor works by Georgiana Houghton, currently on show at the Courtauld Gallery.
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With that in mind, a piece by Dutch artist Femke Herregraven called Taxodus, currently on show as part of the Neoliberal Lulz exhibition at London's Carroll / Fletcher gallery, couldn't be more pertinent.
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Aside from Wing Shya's "Kaboom" (2000s), a hypnotizing video that flashes dozens of close-up Polaroid portraits taken by the artist, most of the artworks on show are stripped of their instantaneity.
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His latest project, Ekaterina, which is on show at the Tate's Performing for the Camera exhibition, tells the story of a lonely sex tourist who comes to the Ukraine to find a woman.
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The recent Russian artists on show all take a sardonic view of Suprematism because they know too well, from personal experience, the conditions of life in Russia, and the fate of the USSR.
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SOFIC 2018: AMAZING SPECIAL OPERATIONS VEHICLES, WEAPONS AND MORE ON SHOW With the robot deployed, the human team can still stay involved in missile firing and control with the fiber-optic data link.
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Sandy Powell's costumes from a film adaptation ("Orlando", 1992) starring a gamine Tilda Swinton, are on show, as are a series of moody pictures taken by Annie Leibovitz in 2009 of Monk's House.
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Early 5G devices are set to go on show next week after smartphone chip maker Qualcomm earlier this month announced 5G-ready chips with 18 network operators and 19 device makers, analysts said.
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Yes, there's a shared vocabulary, yes the same things pop up over and over, and yes, the quality of the prose on show often leaves a little to be desired, but so what?
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The new partnerships, spotted and confirmed by BuzzFeed News, were on show yesterday when Twitter began streaming newscasts from Miami's WSVN 7 during the shooting at a high school north of the city.
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She spends little time in her mother's homeland of Japan, the country she represents in tennis, but received strong support from Japanese fans as she pulled off the upset on Show Court 2.
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They'll probably want some big high-tech stuff on show by then, and there would presumably be a good 15 years between their first planned taikonaut landing on the moon and the anniversary.
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Styles also introduced all the guests on show with him, including host James Corden, who dressed up as Styles — complete with a hand drawn version of the One Direction member's massive butterfly tattoo.
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Chinese maker OnePlus had a 5G device running a video game using a 5G connection on show, but visitors were teased with only a glimpse of the phone's screen in a display cabinet.
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The horses, forged in Pietrasanta in Tuscany, were put on show in Berlin last year, and will also go on display in Istanbul, Paris and Venice after the Rome exhibition closes in January.
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"It's obviously very exciting for the museum to have a work of this quality on show in the museum," Andrew Renton, the Cardiff museum's senior exhibition specialist, said Tuesday in a telephone interview.
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There will still be enough quality on show, however, to draw crowds to Carrara Stadium, where Jamaica's latest sensation Elaine Thompson, the reigning Olympic 100 and 200m champion, will headline the women's sprints.
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ROME (Reuters) - Art lovers are invited to immerse themselves in Italian painter Caravaggio's scenes of pain and pleasure in a Rome display with a difference - there is not a single canvas on show.
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These tips include making sure to have the names of all attendees (brokers, buyers), carrying cleaning supplies, and confirming beforehand that no one ill has recently been in the house/apartment on show.
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The museum's current "Transformative Images" exhibition, in which the figure is on show, presents it cautiously, describing it as "long held in a private French collection," but not specifying when it was carved.
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As riveting as many of the works on show were, I wasn't the only one to notice that the fair presented itself as a bubble, completely disconnected from the reality of current Brazil.
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A special demo for Capcom's Resident Evil 2400: Biohazard, subtitled Beginning Hour, is on show using said equipment, playable within a mocked-up haunted house inside one of the LA Convention Center's giant halls.
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Over ten matches in the top flight, there were no fewer than 27 goals scored, seven hat-tricks, four sendings off and tens of thousands of fans left marvelling at the madness on show.
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It was hard not to think that in the wake of a conversation about global technological disruption, the clothes on show (and indeed, the whole couture enterprise itself) could end up looking alarmingly disconnected.
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Around five million specimens will go on show from next year in the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History, based on Tel Aviv University campus and named after its main backer, U.S. financier Michael Steinhardt.
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Fed policymakers' confidence in their outlook will be on show on Wednesday when they release their latest set of quarterly projections on growth, unemployment and inflation as well as their expected rate hike path.
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While all of the wacky clothes on show at the fashion show were speculative, it's comforting to think that when we do turn to Mars, we won't all have to look like Michelin men.
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SOFIC 2018: AMAZING SPECIAL OPERATIONS VEHICLES, WEAPONS AND MORE ON SHOW Squads could also launch Black Hornet to help them quickly engage targets from far away and at a safer distance from the threat.
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But soon after her clear Kentucky voice hit country radio with songs of strong — and often wronged — women, the 28-year-old singer songwriter found herself on show circuit away from family most weeks.
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You'll be given a custom Cardboard headset if you make it out to the official premiere event, and the experience will be on show at the Mr. Robot pop-up shop at the convention.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A previously unseen series of illustrated Christmas letters written by the author J.R.R Tolkien to his children, featuring Santa Claus and his helper Polar Bear, are to go on show next year.
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This was the side of the city on show last month, when a Communist Party congress in the Great Hall of the People appointed President Xi Jinping as party leader for five more years.
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I'm counting this as a full-on show and not a mini-series because at 10 episodes it feels and moves like a regular series, and also because I hope there's another season someday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - From tailored suits to highstreet casual wear, the latest trends for male wardrobes go on show in London this weekend, with designers hoping to capitalize on the growth in the menswear market.
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A brand new fighter jet beset by cost blowouts and delays is on show in the U.K. for the first time ever, but one analyst believes the country should be championing it as a success.
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Others questioned Valls' understanding of French republican history and pointed out that Marianne often appears with her head covered in a Phrygian cap, and that she is not always portrayed with her breasts on show.
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The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards had barely finished before complaints about them started to appear: despite the diversity on show in the nominations, it was a depressingly limited slate of winners (on-screen, at least).
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There is still a way to go before VR and AR find their way into most people's everyday lives, but the innovations on show at CES certainly provide a window into this exciting new dimension.
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As England and Australia's players gather in Birmingham for the start of the 1553st Ashes series on Thursday, the sporting rivalry between the two nations will once again be on show to the watching world.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound slid to a three-week low on Tuesday as a conflict over UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan escalated, with deep divisions on show at the ruling Conservative Party's conference.
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First salvo Mueller's command of the Washington game and mechanics of the law, on show in his first salvo against the Trump team, also represent a test for Trump's instinctive mastery of disruption and diversion.
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The summit of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) countries in Vietnam put on show the contrasting vision of the "America First" policy with the traditional consensus favoring multinational deals that China now seeks to champion.
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The fight, the merging of two champions, always promised to be a technical affair with elite boxing skills on show, and it did not disappoint on the night with both men setting a high pace.
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The brewery has a museum in which bottles from all their products produced for different global markets are on show, but the best bit is you get two free drinks included in the entry price.
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Before this week, I thought the show had mostly exhausted everything the books had left to offer, but here, at last, is another area where book readers probably have a leg up on show viewers.
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An ocean away, the corporate titan's problems were on show at the Group of 22015 summit meeting: President Emmanuel Macron of France, where Renault is based, met with Japan's prime minister to discuss the alliance.
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She said she had made five sales, including the 2017 painting "Yellow Siller," by Uwe Henneken — a Berlin-based artist much preoccupied with shamanism, who was also on show at the Sammlung Boros private museum.
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Based on the way Byron broke down the virtues of his new virtual reality in-studio toy ... it sounds like he was that kid who always killed it on show-and-tell day at school.
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The painter Ali Nassir, on the other hand, from the same generation as Emad (they were both born in the 1950s), is on show at O Gallery, and his work functions in a different way.
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A reduced scale copy of the Ghent altarpiece by Van Eyck and his brother Hubert is included to highlight that the original was on show in London circa 1819, implying its exposure to the Brotherhood.
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She appeared on the cover of Nylon's February issue and opened up about the eight years she spent working on show, as well as all the things she would do differently if she could try again.
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The event takes place 7-8 November at the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology with legendary investor Kaifu Lee, founder of Sinovation Ventures and former head of Google China, among the all-star cast on show.
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The technology is surfacing first in luxury cars such as the Mercedes S-Class on show at the Frankfurt event - which runs until Sunday - before trickling down to the mass market, chiefly in Europe and China.
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U.N. envoy Ghassan Salame visited the main southern city Sabha just one day before some 80 LNA vehicles drove in through the desert from the east, and Haftar's growing clout was on show again this week.
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Indeed "Michael Hamburger" is possibly Ms Dean's finest film currently on show in London, beautifully and simply shot in the poet's home on a windy day, as the sun comes and goes through his bay window.
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Forty works from the Vatican will go on show in Beijing's Forbidden City and 40 from China in the Vatican Museums in unprecedented simultaneous exhibitions in March, art chiefs from both countries told a news conference.
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An unmanned de-mining vehicle, the Uran-6, was also put on show, as were Russia's latest military drones and an armoured vehicle designed to support tanks on the battlefield dubbed "The Terminator" by its maker.
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LONDON (Reuters) - From Princess Margaret's 21st birthday gown to Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence's red carpet dress, Christian Dior outfits that have made headlines go on show in a London exhibition dedicated to the French fashion house.
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Like other shows, this one had its oddities, such as LG's fridge running Windows 10, but what stood out to me was the practicality and immediate emotional appeal of many of the new products on show.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Frida Kahlo's eyebrow pencil, lipstick, clothes and prosthetic leg are among the Mexican artist's personal belongings going on show in London, the first time her possessions will be on display outside her home country.
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The Chinese firm's confidence was on show in a short Facebook video ad ahead of its "RealAIphone" launch next month, using a clown to poke fun at Apple's facial recognition feature that unlocks the new iPhone.
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His theater work, often in collaboration with David Mamet, features Jay's sleight of hand, his passion for showbiz history and a lascivious joy in the polysyllabic mot juste — the last nicely on show in this book.
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Models wore blue tights and clog-like shoes and for the evening, shiny black or lace dresses were on show, some in lace and see-through in red, with a sparkly evening version of the harness.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A biodegradable yoga mat and an eco-friendly dog bed are just some of the items on show at the immersive "Naked House" exhibition in London that aims to challenge throwaway consumerism.
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Among the 35 works on show is a standing male cast iron figure by Antony Gormley called "Learning to be I", and "Into the Wind", a bronze sculpture of a horse's head by Nic Fiddian-Green.
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Carole Thibaut, an experienced director who is at the helm of a National Dramatic Center in Montluçon, summed it up in an impassioned speech, her anger as potent as any of the stage performances on show.
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"People joked that there were more diamonds on show at our stand than at all the stands at S.I.H.H.," Mr. Knadjian said, referring to the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie, held at the same time.
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The summit of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) countries in Vietnam has put on show the contrasting vision of Trump's "America First" policy with the traditional consensus favoring multinational deals that China now seeks to champion.
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B In September, Mr. Millepied initiated a digital platform for new work called 3e Scène, or 3rd Stage, which has 22 films on show, and he has been behind an aggressive social media presence for the company.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Sophisticated tailoring, softly pleated dresses and glittering eveningwear were on show at Givenchy during Paris Fashion Week on Sunday, as designer Clare Waight Keller unveiled her latest collection for the LVMH-owned French couture house.
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One focal moment is when we hear another central character, Cambridge Analytica's Brittany Kaiser, dispassionately recounting how data surpassed oil in value last year — as if that's all the explanation needed for the terrible behavior on show.
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These items are on show at Dar el-Nimer for Arts and Culture, a non-profit gallery in Beirut, as part of an exhibition of the posters used to advertise Western films set in the Arab world.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - If there was a gold medal on offer at every competition for the oldest gymnast on show, Oksana Chusovitina would have needed to hire Fort Knox to stockpile a hoard of precious metal.
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The skeleton, now on show in the French city of Lyon to possible buyers such as museums or private collectors before the June 4 auction, is estimated to be worth between 1.2 million and 1.8 million euros.
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And late last year Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari, a Muslim, said that a ban even on the hijab, which shrouds a woman's head and chest but leaves her face on show, may be necessary if bombings persist.
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The works included a striking capriccio, "The Port of Rome, Adorned with Various Architectural Monuments Ancient and Modern" (on show here), in which the artist boldly relocated the Pantheon to Ripetta on the banks of the Tiber.
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Featuring a minute repeater, split-seconds chronograph, perpetual calendar and power reserve indicator, it went on show at the 2004 Baselworld fair — and was instantly recognized by two leading independent makers as coming from Mr. Voutilainen's hand.
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It wasn't a show by any traditional definition, except in that to a certain extent we are all on show all the time, whether or not we're fancied up in a collection no one else has seen.
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RATING: 3 SVENS When word first broke that coldfire30622 was making a Berghain movie, we knew to expect something a little out of the ordinary, but nothing could have prepared us for the bravery on show in Berghain!
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Deep schisms in the US over climate change are on show at the UN climate talks in Bonn—where two sharply different visions of America's role in addressing dangerous global warming have been put forward to the world.
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The open-top hybrid-powered Range Rover the Queen rode in was first seen in Cardiff last year when she inspected a Welsh infantry regiment, and then was on show again in Windsor on her birthday in April.
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Also on show is a delicate wooden meat fork from the 19th century used by high-ranking dignitaries on what is now Fiji to eat cooked animal meat (as well as, disturbingly, the flesh of their killed enemies).
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And while the car won't be on the showroom floor — Audi is focusing instead on the new A6 sedan — the German automaker is planning on making the E-tron available on show grounds for a few test rides.
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Mulberry, best known for its handcrafted leather bags manufactured in southwest England, is the latest fashion firm to experiment with a model dubbed "see now, buy now", making every item on show on Friday immediately available to clients.
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A set of handwritten lyrics hangs beside each image; Mr Dylan has tinkered with his words over the years, and some of those on show are subtly different from the original version, while others have been substantially rewritten.
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Instead, they're put on show as part of an installation that takes the lifework of original AI scientists Allen Newell and Herbert Simon and brings it to life within the very technology they dedicated their lives to creating.
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The ear-to-ear grin, which had disappeared on Monday after she ended up with bronze on the beam, was back on show again and Biles gave the crowd a thumbs-up as she waited for her score.
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After your first time at CES or any big shopping center, you come away with a mix of awe (at the massive scale) and a budding cynicism (at the trifling problems being solved by most products on show).
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It'll be a 73-hour presentation where the company's leaders lay out what they see as the next steps for virtual reality and Oculus VR. There'll likely be new products, new games, and some experimental ideas on show.
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Mr Ghirri's lasting influence is also on show in the many calm and beautiful landscape photographs by various Italian photographers which end the exhibition, providing a welcome counterpoint to the other, more grotesque visions of Italy on display.
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Paris already lures more international designers to its fashion weeks than others, with half the brands on show from overseas compared to 13 percent in runner-up Milan, according to Pascal Morand, head of France's haute couture federation.
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On the page, however, he eludes our grasp, guarded by the author's perennial urge to keep us guessing, whereas Landais clings to the principle that, if you've got a poet, you might as well put him on show.
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Was it only a couple of years ago that Gwyneth Paltrow sauntered up the grand staircase at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's annual costume extravaganza, swaths of skin on show, curves encased in a slick one-shoulder gown?
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There are diaries, books and collages on show which survey the inception of consumer goods such as the Wassily Chair, designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925-26, and the Weißenhof armchair designed by van der Rohe in 1927.
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Yes there were some old men wheezing, and yes there were some obviously 'enhanced' athletes, but there was also a good amount of high level mixed martial arts on show from both the old timers and the young guns.
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But he has faced resistance from the east, and tensions were on show again on Wednesday when he accused Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) of having committed revenge attacks while fighting last month over the southern city of Murzuq.
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Inspired by Goya, Daumier and the Krazy Kat comics of his youth, Guston's new paintings, which went on show at New York's Marlborough Gallery in 1970, featured a bunch of unsettling, hooded Klansmen-like figures cavorting about in cars.
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And consumers have plenty of other high-tech gizmos competing for their cash, from home-assistant systems such as Amazon's Echo to the battery-powered skateboards and home-automation devices on show at electronics trade fairs (see next story).
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That boldness has been on show since the birth of the Al Jazeera television network in 1996, but more dramatically in Qatar's intervention (with weapons and cash) in Libya and Syria, and its support for the reconstruction of Gaza.
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The other type of diversity on show at the Oscars may not be quite as momentous, but this was, after all, a film-awards ceremony, so it was pleasing to see such a diverse range of films being honoured.
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The 2016 referendum on membership of the EU deeply divided Britain, and those rifts were on show in parliament, where May received more demands for reassurance than words of support from lawmakers, even those in her own Conservative Party.
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"The last cars which aren't saleable will be put on show for all Australians to come and see and enjoy, and that will be in museums and other such things around the country," Whickman told journalists outside the factor.
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That shift was also on show in the Battersea neighborhood of London on Wednesday night, when RM Sotheby's held its annual flagship auction in Britain of high-end collectible automobiles, at which almost half the lots failed to sell.
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Duality was likewise on show at Dauphin, where the creative director Charlotte Dauphin de la Rouchefoucauld explored ideas of volume via small gold modules that could be stacked, regrouped and even disassembled to create myriad options for the wearer.
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It made me feel like my womb was on show and made me feel really self-conscious about my fertility — which is something I try not to think about too much because dating in your 30s is stressful enough.
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But we can all agree that whoever put together the monstrosity below, still on show on Amazon UK despite the clear disclaimer that it's not the final artwork, needs putting away—somewhere, anywhere, far, far away from video games.
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As riveting as many of the works on show were, I wasn't the only one to notice that the fair presented itself as a bubble — as many other art fairs do — completely disconnected from the reality of current Brazil.
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The mini-game package 1, 2, Switch—one of the console's few launch titles, releasing on March 3rd—is the game on show that makes the most out of the Joy-Cons, especially in regard to their "HD rumble" feature.
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When I was talking this week to a top member of the Trump administration, he -- and I told him you were going to be on show, he said, I have one question for Secretary Johnson: what is the Democrat solution?
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LONDON (Reuters) - From colorful platform boots to bed linen emblazoned with the faces of Posh, Scary, Sporty, Baby and Ginger, an array of Spice Girls memorabilia goes on show in a London exhibition this week dedicated to the famed girl band.
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Add this to the pile of nip slips we've seen since the Reebok gear came in, and Urijah Faber's whole arse being on show in his bout with Dominick Cruz the other week and the Reebok kits look worse and worse.
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You might expect the talent on show to be of a slightly lower standard than the proper pro-level clashes, and you'd be right—but watching these kids compete live, roared on by teachers, parents and classmates, the atmosphere becomes electric.
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This effort will be on show in Beijing on May 14-15, when world leaders including Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be in attendance at the unfortunately acronym-ed Belt and Road Forum (BARF).
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Yet there was still enough of the old magic on show from the burly Tsonga, whose 33-year-old legs scrambled hard to set up the shot of the night, a stunning forehand winner down the line from around the net.
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Singapore-based regional security expert Collin Koh said that based on the available evidence, the larger submarine on show was a modified version of China's existing Jin-class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines – a key part of its nuclear deterrent.
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At 2016's EVE Fanfest in Iceland, where hardcore players of CCP's sci-fi MMO come together to talk massive spaceships, interstellar coup d'etats and such like, two Project Arena experiences are on show, playable by press and average Joes alike.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's foreign minister warned on Tuesday that President Emmanuel Macron was prepared to respond to U.S. moves in the Middle East, marking a sharp departure from the warm relations on show during Macron's visit to Washington last month.
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The "Director" catalog had "multiple functions," according to Femke Speelberg, co-curator of the exhibition, "Chippendale's 'Director': The Designs and Legacy of a Furniture Maker," which is on show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York through Jan.
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Harry Kane, the Premier League's leading scorer last season, summed up the poor quality on show when he took three free kicks and launched each one high into the stands without a team mate even close to connecting with the ball.
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The answers to those questions will be clearly evident in the sheer number of quads on show when Javier Fernandez, Yuzuru Hanyu and Nathan Chen begin their pursuit of the men's title at the world championships in Helsinki on Thursday.
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The following month, he oversaw a parade in China's far-northern province of Inner Mongolia, in which more than 100 planes and almost 600 types of weaponry -- many never seen before -- went on show to mark the PLA's 0003th anniversary.
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Isner was sent packing in four sets by unfancied local Matthew Ebden at the Margaret Court Arena while Sock slipped to a 6-1 7-6(4) 5-7 6-3 defeat to 41st-ranked Yuichi Sugita on Show Court Two.
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The work of Mohammed Hossein Emad, on show at Assar Art Gallery, is a perfect example of this process: a twofold perspective in which the principles of Western modernism and the canon of the East convene in the same object.
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This element of the Trump strategy was on show this week, with a presidential nomination for a critical job at the Federal Reserve and the first public address by the new head of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), another financial regulator.
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Koenigsegg is producing only 125 units of the Jesko, with a choice between the so-called top speed version that achieves the headline-grabbing 20203 mph and a more track-oriented variant, the latter of which is on show in Geneva this week.
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She can put on a full-on show singing "La Vie En Rose" when she's among friends in the drag club, but put her in a situation where she has to sing her own songs, and she nearly drops into a panic.
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The "Made in Flint" women's collection will go on show at New York's Queens Museum - a breath of glamour aimed at infusing hope into the impoverished city whose tap water became poisoned with lead in 2014 after cost-cutting by local authorities.
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Despite the Paris agreement's ambiguities and some setbacks, including President Donald Trump's decision to yank America out of the deal, the air of self-congratulation was still on show among those who gathered in Bonn this month for a follow-up summit.
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Rugby's return to the Games after a 92-year absence could not have gone better for those promoting the sport as Fiji won their first Olympic medal with exhilarating play while Australia won a women's event widely praised for the quality on show.
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Once a year, the bucolic grounds of Goodwood House in West Sussex, England, are consumed by the smell of exhaust fumes, the sound of engines revving, and an excited crowd of 100,000 people, all wanting a look at the special cars on show.
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On Thursday, a team begins the three-week process of dismantling Dippy before conservators spend 12 months preparing the delicate plaster-of-Paris cast for the journey around Britain where it will go on show at eight locations from 2018 until 2020.
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It was all so exaggerated that it couldn't possibly be offensive—okay, perhaps for an elderly relative who'd never watched Evil Dead II. And, again, I set about noting down all the ways to maximize the melted flesh and severed limbs on show.
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Show exactly what is going on Show exactly who is looking on Let it all go Set it free "The Veil" has everything you want in a modern movie theme song: primarily information, delivered clearly and completely in a series of leaked dumps.
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Many of the vehicles that Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles put on show were pickup trucks, a segment of the Chinese market that has remained relatively resilient even as the overall industry braces for a second year of dipping sales.
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He'd go to a musical film in the afternoon, then sidle across the street—high on show tunes—and hop up the stairs to the roof of Sinik's newspaper office where he changed into jeans or thick trousers and set to work.
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The tall, 17-year-old Ruck, however, was arguably the best swimmer on show on Saturday, finishing in a dead heat with Australian Bronte Campbell for silver in the 50m freestyle, then winning bronze in the 100m backstroke some 20 minutes later.
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On the first day of the governing Conservatives' annual conference the divisions over the EU that have hampered the party for decades were on show - with Johnson, who quit as foreign secretary in July over May's Brexit plan, attacking her proposal as "deranged".
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Most of the world's top players and coaches earn their wages at a handful of teams in England, Spain, Italy and Germany, so followers of Europe's elite leagues saw no new tactical innovations, and almost all of the players on show were familiar.
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There's little in the way of truly perplexing puzzles on show—instead, Playdead line up beatable obstacles in such a way where each small victory feels like a real achievement, but the game's momentum is never overly interrupted by brick walls of befuddlement.
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On a recent Saturday night, Stoofsteeg, an alley in the district lined by red-lighted windows, was so crowded with tourists gawking at the women on show that walking 50 yards or so took at least 15 minutes of pushing and shuffling.
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These flaws may not be immediately on show as the coalition tackles its first task -- finding the 23 billion euros ($25.6 billion) needed to prevent an automatic hike in value-added tax scheduled for January that is designed to subdue the deficit.
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The previously unpublished and unexhibited images, which will go on show for the first time on May 3 at Hedges Projects in Los Angeles, are all one-of-a-kind silver gelatin prints that capture their subjects in stark black and white.
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The Vatican Museums' conservationists and restorers allowed all 12 of the delicate tapestries to be put on show at the same time for only a week, in part to protect them and in part because some will be on loan to other museums.
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His Gold Projections will be on show at the Kulturforum during the film festival, then will appear in a major exhibit called "Alchemy: the Great Art," opening in Berlin in April, with around 200 exhibits, many on loan from the Berlin State Museums.
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"I could be her favorite fashion designer, I would be very happy because she is like the dream muse right now," the designer, whose talents got a nod of approval from rap-artist, Cardi B, when she was a guest judge on show, gushes.
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Meanwhile, exhibitors will only be able to hand-carry their products and display materials in oversized bags and rollers before 8 AM on show days — that way there won't be a way for people to bring in large bags when the event is underway.
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Each truck is interchangeable, meaning they can all act as the lead in a pinch, and each follows not only the leader but a strictly laid out and mapped path to coordinate their efforts, which in this case focus on show removal at an airfield.
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What's intriguing, however, is that the imagery Guston developed in these cartoons—from shoes and nails to hairy legs and pointy heads (see "Painter's Forms II" above)—reappears in the late works on show in Venice, where the story could not be less about politics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A game that was honed on the sandy beaches of the Black Sea coast of Constanta will be on show for the world to savor in Saturday's Wimbledon final as Simona Halep earned a chance to fulfill one of her mother's cherished dreams.
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Acceleration is a logical progression for a company whose guiding light has always been speed for the sake of customer convenience — and this philosophy was on show in one of Jeff Bezos' first pieces of public communication after setting up Amazon 25 years ago.
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For those who can't step into the embassy, which is pretty much everyone, one art collective from Zurich have an alternative—they have re-created a life-size reproduction of Assange's embassy office which is now on show at Zoo Galerie in Nantes, France.
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Actresses of a certain fame are generally pretty canny about their visual messaging: They understand that every time they step out of their doorway they are potentially on show, and they tend to dress accordingly, as if every moment is a potential photo op.
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For instance, the gigantic pre-Incan land drawings and ceramic designs explored in "Nasca," an exhibit at the Telefónica Foundation through May 19, helped inspire the modernist artists on show through May 27 in "The Avant-Garde Networks of Amauta," at the Reina Sofia museum.
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Echoing Damien Hirst's "Treasures From the Wreck of the Unbelievable," currently on show (and on sale) in Venice, the international mega-gallery Hauser & Wirth created a fictional museum at Frieze London, complete with wooden cabinets displaying bronze artifacts spanning five millenniums, with typewritten labels.
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In addition to the laptop, the items on show include an encryption key used by Queen Elizabeth II to make sure her phone conversations weren't tapped and a briefcase containing a clunky brown handset that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher used for top-secret calls.
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With Mark Bradford representing the United States at the Venice Biennale and the major retrospective "Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power" on show at Tate Modern in London, African-American art will have had some good exposure in 210.
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However there was little transparency or accountability on show during the session, given the upfront questions format which saw Zuckerberg cherry-picking a few comfy themes to riff on after silently absorbing an hour of MEPs' highly specific questions with barely a facial twitch in response.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There was something old, something new and something blue on show on Monday as Serena Williams swapped the skin-tight catsuit that caused a stir in Paris for a more conservative look on her return to Wimbledon for the first time since becoming a mum.
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Mercedes has brought its first all-electric vehicle, the EQC SUV, Audi's E-tron range is also on show, and Renault has fleshed out its EZ family of electric concepts with a new self-driving luxury limo and an audacious redesign of the humble delivery van.
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Write off another piece of crypto craziness: A Kodak -branded Bitcoin-mining rig that was on show at CES in January, where it generated much headshaking and skepticism that it could ever deliver the claimed returns, has evaporated into the ideas ether from whence it came.
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I talked with the two designers of the Apollo Arrow here in Geneva — yes, there are only two, both of them in their 20s — and they insisted that the final car in 2017 will look just as wild and aggressive as the prototype model on show today.
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This new approach will be on show next week, when the BOJ is set to keep policy unchanged despite an expected downgrade in forecasts that could show Kuroda won't hit his perpetually postponed 2 percent inflation target before his five-year term ends in April 2018.
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A History of Futuristic Hallucinations, which was on show at Milan's Spazio 22 (in a collaboration with Moscow's Iragui Gallery) earlier this year, presented some of the artist's most recent work, articulating Pepperstein's relationship to Cosmism, a potent cultural force among Russian artists in the 22th century.
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That can take shape as underwear as outerwear (one of the most iconic examples of this trend, Kate Moss' translucent slip dress and black pants ensemble, is on show at the V&A) or ready-to-wear influencing what it is we put on under our clothes.
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There were plenty of those 24-carat winners on show on day six of the championships as the Swiss became the first player — man or woman — to win 350 singles matches at the majors with his 7-5 6-2 7-6(4) win over Frenchman Pouille.
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The most "powerful" artist, at number 7, is the Berlin-based Hito Steyerl, whose immersive video installation, "Factory of the Sun," was on show from February to September at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Los Angeles, having represented Germany at the previous year's Venice Biennale.
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The Tour's Sport Director Marco Danese, who has put on show-jumping events from the sandy beaches of Miami to the Monaco Riviera, told Reuters it was a challenge worth taking on for the "iconic" venue he hopes will expose a new fanbase to the sport.
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GM and PSA have shared production of commercial vans and developed common vehicle platforms for years, and the Opel Crossland X and the Citroen C-Aircross concept SUV on show in Geneva are a sign of the new projects and synergies they hope to achieve as one company.
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She's usually all steel on the outside, unbreakable, committed to her responsibilities; and yet even though we, the players, hardly see her compared to the likes of the attack-squad-available Miranda and Liara, she's one of the most believably three-dimensional characters on show, resistant to cliché.
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Why China wants US military jet engines Homegrown expertise What's on show at Zhuhai, China's biggest aerospace and defense show that takes place once every two years, is emblematic of China's immense efforts to enhance the PLAAF, a process that has been under way for over two decades.
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Insiders suggested recently that the show was in the works, but what wasn't known was that it would include the tiara and take on a mini-tour of the U.K. The gown will go on show at Windsor on October 26, and will head to Edinburgh next summer.
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The details of how it came to be acquired by the Louvre Abu Dhabi have yet to be clarified, but whenever it goes on show — no dates have been announced — it should bolster visitor numbers at the Jean Nouvel-designed museum, which opened to the public on Nov. 11.
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Leading names in Chinese contemporary art, like Cao Fei, who makes surreal video art; Xu Zhen, who builds glossy statues that meld ancient Buddhist forms with Pop Art styles; and Yang Fudong, an experimental filmmaker, are on show at this sleek new museum in the Bois de Boulogne.
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The traditional high-fashion cycle - around 18 months long, with clothes modeled on show runways not available to buy until the following season – has been disrupted by high street retailers such as Zara, which are inspired by ideas from designer labels and get their versions into stores fast.
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It doesn't seem at all unreasonable to say that the roster of acts on show would likely never come together in any other context—that is to say, Simple Things is a unique proposition in just how seamlessly it melds contemplative, boundary-pushing with actual, taps-aff hedonism.
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They noted that the works shown at the fair were new and different from the usual selection in other regional and international fairs — specifically referring to the diverse range of works from Indonesian artists on show that they were not likely to find at fairs in Hong Kong and Taipei.
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One of the pieces on show here with the "orange" designation has added a new character to the list of Jewish collectors whose works may have been plundered by the Nazis: Max Strauss, proven to be the owner of Otto Dix's "Bouquet", which the Zeppelin Museum has in its collection.
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So, nearly 40 years since that fateful night in Somerset, we decided to reunite the pair for no other reason than because The Pop Group currently have a brand new album out, Honeymoon on Mars, and Reeves has an exhibition of his various surreal, psychedelic paintings on show in Kent.
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But what is striking about the trade fair is how so much of the modern wizardry on show is made not in better-known industrial centres around the world but in Coimbatore itself, a city of just 218m some 500 kilometres (310 miles) south-west of Chennai, the Tamil Nadu capital.
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Ironically, the project is funded by the Bundeskulturstiftung, the German Federal cultural fund, part one was recently on show in Hamburg accompanied by a photo booth where anyone could upload their image and create their own distorted passport picture in an attempt to confuse government surveillance and circumnavigate facial recognition software.
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Beyond its potent and topical political agenda, Rakowitz's sculpture is more lively and engaging an object than a previous, sombre attempt to highlight the destruction of artifacts: in 2016, a 3D-printed replica of the ISIS-destroyed Arch of Triumph in Palmyra, Syria, was temporarily on show in Trafalgar Square.
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That was on show at Prime Minister's Questions, with Johnson hammering home his administration's key messages: Brexit will happen on October 31, the government will increase spending on education and put 20,000 more policemen on the streets, even though he appeared to be on the back foot for much of the exchanges.
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His project has two parts: a grid of 140 separate black-and-white images of the city's architectural wounds and subsequent reconstruction, now on show on the ground floor of the Maxxi in Rome, and a series of color panels of the countryside around L'Aquila that Mr. Pellegrin shot during one moonlit night.
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Death is a huge specter on Wizard Bloody Wizard; with such heavy subject matter on show, it would be easy to slip into entirely morbid or depressing tones, yet Electric Wizard play death as a muse, allowing the darkness to seep into the words and the shadowy world that they so easily create.
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The wall colors might have been different (black at Sotheby's, blue at Christie's), but these latest old master offerings — featuring a "Head of Christ" by Rembrandt, portraits by Anthony Van Dyck and Frans Hals, and landscapes by the Brueghel family — were put on show much the same way they have been for centuries.
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Frictions among those remaining have been on show this week as Italians, stepping up security in the wake of the Westminster attack, prepare a largely ceremonial summit on Saturday in the Campidoglio palace, where France, West Germany, Italy and the three Benelux countries signed the founding Treaty of Rome on March 25, 1957.
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Inside the historic London landmark museum, the couple met donors and children and took a peek at some of the exhibits on show, including a preserved common octopus collected by Darwin in 1832, a first copy of On The Origin of Species, and a collection of wasps he made on The Beagle and other voyages.
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Photo: MX23D (Thijs Wolzak)The creators of the world's first 22019D-printed steel bridge, a 23-foot stainless steel structure titled simply "The Bridge" that looks tantalizingly otherworldly thanks to its unique construction methods, say it is now ready for installation in Amsterdam following its ongoing week on show at the Dutch Design Week from Oct. 20-28.
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The Escala is on show publicly for the first time at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance this weekend, and reveals a car that takes its name (Spanish for 'scale') to heart, as a larger sedan that previews the future lines of Cadillac's body design, and the next stage of evolution for what it puts inside its cars, too.
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This time around, TORRES plays three different characters in a hauntingly ordinary home setting (I'm put in mind a little of "Digital Witness"-era St. Vincent in terms of subject matter, as well as in terms of the general standard of cool on show), exploring sexuality, mundanity, repression, and, on a more complex level, our complicated relationships with ourselves.
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This is not the symbolist painter of nightmarish melancholy we know, but an artist looking to capture something simpler, often through looking at the everyday and mundane, as becomes clear in the titles on show: Apple Tree in the Garden (1932–42), Apple Tree by the Studio (1920–28), and Rugged Tree Trunks in Snow (1923).
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From Hedi Slimane's controversial debut at Celine (all puffball off-the-shoulder minidresses and big-shouldered blazers) to the tie-dye T-shirts, stonewashed denim and shell suits at Stella McCartney — not to mention the oversize sweaters and Madonna crosses on show at Marco de Vincenzo — nostalgia for the era appears to have reached critical mass.
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Having recently been on show at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York and the Julia Stoschek Foundation in Düsseldorf, "Factory of the Sun" was being screened at the privately owned foundation of the Turin collector Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo as part of the exhibition "Come una Falena alla Fiamma" ("Like a Moth to a Flame").
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Using footage from the artist's longer feature Secteur IX B (also 2015; not on show here), the film ostensibly follows a young anthropologist (played by Betty Tchomanga) working on a collection of objects brought back from the Dakar-Djibouti ethnographic expedition (1931–33), of which Abonnenc's grandfather — an entomologist and collector of objects from Gabon and French Guiana — was a contemporary.
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The work is the video piece FF Gaiden: Alternative, currently on show at The Gallery, Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. It's partly inspired by the lost plays of psychiatrist and anti-colonial radical Frantz Fanon, and forms part of their ongoing Finding Fanon series, an exploration into the writings of the influential 216th century post-colonial thinker and theorist.
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Oh, and a small but significant game by the name of Sonic Mania which I had played previously—the build on show was the same that appeared at the London launch for the Nintendo Switch, one of the game's platforms—but I enjoyed much more here, played on a bigger screen rather than limited to the Switch's smaller, handheld setup.
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Such is the quantity and quality of the pieces on show in Maastricht that curators — and, equally important, groups of private patrons — from institutions such as the Art Institute of Chicago; the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; and the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles make the pilgrimage from the United States every year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of the women who painted their bodies and Klein's canvases that night, and on numerous other occasions, was Elena Palumbo-Mosca … Anthropometry paintings go on show at Tate Liverpool, Ms Palumbo-Mosca, now 81, rejects the notion that she was exploited and says she was more than just a "living brush" or a traditional passive model.
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On show at Frieze will be three projects that delve into politics and feminism: A film, "Faded Wallpaper," playing unsynchronized on a column of television screens; the neon signs "She" and "Male Order;" and a video, "In Our Hands, Greenham" about a 19-year-long women's "peace camp" protest against the presence of United States nuclear cruise missiles at a military base in England.
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There is plenty of whimsy and humanity on show: in one picture by Akihiko Okamura, local residents provide tea and biscuits to the combatants of a Northern Irish street battle, and in a playful early series by Henri Cartier-Bresson, covering the coronation of King George VI, Britons peer out from Trafalgar Square dressed in their Sunday best, many seemingly with one foot still in the Edwardian era.
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I have some design quibbles with Reelgood, though – like the fact that episode summaries are cut off when you're viewing a list after performing a search; or how that "On Sources" flag next to them seems to indicate if it's available on your sources (?), but could be mistaken for a button you're supposed to click; or the way the checkmark and plus icons are overlaid on show and movie image thumbnails, sometimes obscuring the titles.
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What's especially awesome is that Chance managed to replicate the sound, feel, and mood of his own work in the songs he's chosen: the tracks all capture something that Chance himself does in his own music, like the empowerment of Drake's "Nice for What," the Christian faith on show through artists like Lauryn Hill, and the straight-up euphoria of The Killers' "Mr Brightside" all come together in Chance's own musical melting pot.
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The sparkling bestiary of more than 20 creatures on show in the maison included a white diamond and black sapphire-encrusted Swan bracelet, which gracefully took flight around the wearer's wrist; the Pegase cocktail ring of a horse with rich plumed feathered diamond wings; delicate gold droplet earrings, upon which balanced two brightly colored cockatoos; and Hans, the hammered gold cuff of a hedgehog, with rubies for eyes and a diamond for a nose.
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In their studio space on West 13th Street, Mr. Cox and Mr. Silver will greet customers by appointment only, offering new and archival Duckie pieces and a selection of things they love: ceramics by Jennefer Hoffmann, a friend; vintage pieces they have printed or embroidered over, to Duckify; photographs by Andreas Laszlo Konrath, a collaborator (and former Duckie model), whose work is on show in the first of the space's art exhibitions.
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A 48 year old newspaper columnist who hasn't been clubbing since he was a roguish fresher in the 4343s will write an incendiary newspaper column about nightclubs being "hellish cesspits populated by walking lobotomies, run-down pleasure palaces for dunderheaded dullards who've stuffed themselves silly with the remnants of a particularly potent pharmaceutical stew," in order to sell papers and generate clicks and you and everyone you know will be FURIOUS about the disrespect on show.
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His Périgord Construction of Vision Drawings, the series currently on show at the Peter Blum Gallery, on the edge of Chinatown, derives from Rabinowitch's extended experience in the Périgord region in southern France; he has been visiting the Romanesque churches in abundance there, and has used their physical plan as a source of information — but not as an architectural design to be copied directly, even if these inspired, highly expressive works on paper seem to echo the floor plans of particular buildings.
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And as guests like Agnes Gund, the philanthropist, and Sandy Schreier, whose wardrobe has just gone on-show at the Met; the Cuban-American designer Narciso Rodriguez and Simon Doonan, the writer and former Barneys window dresser; Linda Fargo of Bergdorf Goodman and Ikram Goldman from Ikram in Chicago lined up to hug Mr. Toledo, who had been hovering in the shadows, the image that lingered was the last still from the final film of the afternoon (because there was film, too).
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