But she has such deep strength and other worldly grace.
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" She described this makeup as an "other-worldly insect vibe.
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"The underwater environment is so alien it's other worldly," he continues.
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Her sons are growing up and being exposed to other worldly views.
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I knew that he'd appreciate the other worldly concrete landscape of Thamesmead.
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In today's South Korea, the ordeal of workers like Kim now seems other-worldly.
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You mentioned the atmosphere, and WYW has a very spiritual, other-worldly feel to it.
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It lets you dial up to 96 CPUs and an other-worldly 624 GB of memory.
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The light became other-worldly, as if dusk had been summoned for a 20-second encore.
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It has it all for me: totally weird other-worldly vocals, wicked programming, and epic pads.
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Here's a small selection of the stunning, other-worldly images photographers brought back to the surface.
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Chef Masa Takayama, who New York magazine called an "sushi god," creates an other-worldly dining experience.
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The stars certainly brought their beauty A-games to the red carpet, and it was other-worldly.
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The country has been referred to as "other-worldly" by some because of its unique desert landscapes.
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Inside, I found tubs of quail eggs, halved passion fruit and other worldly prepared foods and condiments.
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On Saturday, Mercury harmonizes with power planet Pluto at 1:46 AM, revealing secret, other-worldly information.
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But the world of the other-worldly is so wide and ranging that there's actually something for everyone.
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Slack, which raised more than $23 billion on an other-worldly $7 billion valuation, is an interesting property.
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The pure intentions of the Queer Eye cast mingles perfectly with the other worldly realm of Harry Potter.
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Regardless, it's good to see Amanda and Chris came full circle with their love for the other-worldly.
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"Modern secularists dismiss this idea of morality as other-worldly superstition imposed by a kill-joy clergy," Barr said.
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His performance in the playoffs was other worldly, and made him one of the best pitchers in postseason history.
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Once again, this story is another great example of a human threat coming into contact with something other-worldly.
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Other worldly characters of divisive intention in cliques, all with dead yet somehow aphrodisiacal eyes, swapping partners for pleasure.
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Some models donned other-worldly white bonnets, while most displayed an assortment of bags, including some shaped like gourds.
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Bartolini's artwork creates a suitably uncomfortable sensory effect which echoes the other-worldly feeling of the original piano piece.
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Kushner's place-based narrative provides an other-worldly perspective of the Bay Area, cast in Silicon Valley's evil shadow.
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At least some of them do, those with other-worldly talent and, most often, from countries with instantly recognizable names.
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Even Bowman, a tough task master, felt sympathy for Kalisz, who has been routinely exposed to Phelps's other-worldly standards.
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We fear death also because we are attached to our comforts of wealth, family, friends, power, and other worldly pleasures.
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The Austin-based project, led by Chicagoan artist Nathan Dixey, drifts into the same other-worldly territory that Jaguar Palace explored.
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While this may sound other-worldly, the online retailer says it wants gift-buying to be emotional, rather than simply transactional.
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But one OST stood above the rest: 1989's Batman, featuring nine other-worldly tracks by the one and only Prince.
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I felt for him but more than that believed I had seen an other-worldly genius—the wild-eyed boy from Freecloud.
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The tarot cards still spread out on the table are the only signal that something other-worldly has occurred in this room.
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It was a song I had sang hundreds of times all over the world, but it sounded so "other worldly" that day.
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" Tatum wrote that Dewan Tatum, 35, was "so tired" that day and praised her for her "deep strength and other worldly grace.
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So good, in fact, that it's possible to capture other-worldly photos like this, where space and Earth seem to exist as one.
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Today • Join a candlelight tour and get to know the ghosts and other worldly happenings at the Merchant's House Museum in Greenwich Village.
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Apple has since prospered, I believe, but just say, tell us about how special this man was and how other worldly he seemed.
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Noodle: It inspired me by showing how pop music can be performance art, story-telling, humor, and dejection, all in one other-worldly package.
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MVP odds: 3/1Why he could win: Russell Wilson has always been brilliant, but his numbers this year have transcended close to other-worldly.
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Even the most mundane moments in Control are suffuse with an other-worldly energy, a sense that anything could happen around the next bend.
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Providence shot a season-best 65.5 percent from the field in the first half, including an other-worldly 10 of 18 on 3-pointers.
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We'd bet that spending every day immersed in ghost tourism could make even the biggest believer lose their sense of wonder in the other-worldly.
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But despite all the ufologists who want to believe that the Phoenix lights were other worldly, many remain skeptical about the origin of the craft.
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Four years later he killed off his most famous creation, the other-worldly "Ziggy Stardust," just at the point where it threatened to overwhelm him.
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It's not as other-worldly as you might have seen in some recent movies like "Ready Player One," yet, but you can see the inspiration.
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The audience sat on benches so low, we were nearly on the floor; the space was dark and mirrored, other-worldly from the get-go.
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Like those films, the latest tentpole is expecting to make majority of its ticket sales overseas, where the eponymous other-worldly creature is a huge hit.
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He talks with a twinkle in his eyes -- ah yes, those other-worldly eyes -- as he answers questions with a good-humored and sometimes mischievous smile.
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It's hard not to sympathize with her: All three of Sansa's remaining siblings returned home with inconceivable, other-worldly abilities, and all she got was Littlefinger.
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Bryce Canyon National Park is about 90 minutes northwest of Zion in southern Utah, and it's one of the most other-worldly destinations on this entire trip.
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His fingerpicking is other-worldly, and vocally, he oscillates between a dry, British observationalism and a storytelling style that falls in tradition with many folksters of yore.
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Reading on, I learned how I, or my soul, might survive the death of my body and all other worldly things by surrendering myself to the Lord.
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In the late hours of the night, the hotel reportedly has one extra and other-worldly guest: a woman from the 19th century who wears a purple dress.
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New scenes showed Thor being rescued by the Guardians of the Galaxy, teaming up with Iron Man and Doctor Strange in ravaged other-worldly landscapes where Loki wages destruction.
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Where Aquarius imbues us with icy, other-worldly feelings and Gemini whips us up into an energetic frenzy, Libra season mellows us out and makes us ready to mingle.
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These other-worldly creatures have been a menace since before the series began, but John Bradley-West, who plays Samwell Tarly on the HBO series, wants us to reconsider.
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The premise is gripping, the characters are great, and whole thing is a perfect example of a tactic King often employs — combining other-worldly monsters with a human threat.
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Ariana Grande: She's either something extra special for her signature ponytail (dramatic hair is known to hide tiny, dramatic aliens in this movie universe) or her other-worldly voice. 2.
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The Victoria's Secret bombshell stars alongside Portuguese soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo for the cover of GQ's Body Issue, where they both show off their other-worldly abs in skimpy swimwear.
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Alabama is beating Clemson 14-7 at halftime of the national title game because the Crimson Tide team are other-worldly good, but they've also benefited from two missed targeting calls.
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Elle is other-worldly, and she bonds with a little boy who decides to take her in and hide her from his mom (this time the basement instead of the closet).
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HOVING into view behind a row of eucalyptus trees, the twin cooling towers of the Sahiwal power plant, a 24,2500-megawatt facility in central Pakistan, are so large they seem other-worldly.
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Disney's imagineers focused on creating eats with an other-worldly vibe, many of which were plucked straight out of the Star Wars universe, including Han Solo's beloved Blue Milk and Ronto meat.
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While the two hit shows take place in different times in different places, they do have one pretty big thing in common: other-worldly enemies that there's only one way to kill.
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From the ground, auroras look like beautifully colored curtains of light dancing in the sky, but from above, the northern and southern lights take on a different kind of other-worldly glow.
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It's not perfect, frequently appearing too confident in its own limited abilities, but it adds to the other-worldly driving experience of the Model S. At $157,700, this car doesn't come easy.
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Related: Feel Like Pablo With This Cubist Mirror BMW's Latest Art Car Is a Matte Black Augmented Reality Racing Machine Artist Captures Other Worldly Photos by Dragging a Mirror into a Lake
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Set against the backdrop of the Cold War, The Shape of Water is described as "an other-worldly fairy tale," which follows Elisa (Sally Hawkins,) who works at a top-secret government laboratory.
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The fact that it's located in a small shack tacked onto the side of Tasters—a high-class steak restaurant frequented by dignitaries and other worldly rich folk—only adds to its peculiarity.
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But they are every bit filled with romance, bucket-list activities, and exposure to other-worldly beaches and landscapes — every ingredient you'd want for a once-in-a-lifetime honeymoon you'll forever cherish.
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Woods won 14 majors in 46 starts from the 1997 Masters to the 2008 U.S. Open, an almost other-worldly record in a sport where a 10 percent winning record is considered outstanding.
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We want that same transformation for Billy, who might find a healthier way to deal with his anger or, after an other-worldly experience, the courage to stand up to his monster of a father.
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In this case the human threat is the children's highly unpleasant stepfather Lew, and the other-worldly occurrence is the weird machinery spreading quietly throughout their family home (which of course only the children notice).
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And while no one should be reduced to the narrative they incidentally provide, she's embraced being a queer alt person of reference for teens more drawn to the broody and other-worldly than the everyday.
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But inbox zero is totally possible if you add emails to a to-do list, along with all other worldly tasks, that you can keep prioritized according to what you really need to get done.
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When the stock market takes huge hits that can only be described as "other-worldly," it's worth wondering whether the sell-off might be caused by something mechanical rather than some big economic trigger, Cramer said.
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New York (Reuters) - The 17th annual New York Pet Fashion Show, the world's largest pet fashion and animal rescue benefit, was held in Manhattan with other-worldly beings such as goddesses, space creatures and mermaids represented.
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Ms Nanninga said that, yes, she saw the contemporary problem of anti-Semitism in Amsterdam as for the most part a problem of the Muslim community, and that it would be other-worldly to pretend otherwise.
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When Mashable Australia spoke to co-founder Roy El Hachem about our other-worldly experience with the smaller dish, he said he had created it two years ago but decided to push the idea further recently.
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While these celebs don't appear in the same capacity as stars Hemsworth, Tessa Thompson, Liam Neeson, and Emma Thompson (or Kumail Nanjiani who voices the cute alien sidekick Pawny), they are clearly marked as other worldly.
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By the way, it's not the only trick Hawk pulled off this week -- just a few days ago, he brought his board into a zero gravity simulator ... and landed some moves that were pretty other worldly.
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He also compiled dozens of anthologies, many with Ms. Cramer, including "The Space Opera Renaissance" (2006) and "Spirits of Christmas: Twenty Other-Worldly Tales" (1989), and he wrote "Age of Wonders: Exploring the World of Science Fiction" (1984).
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This is in essence a commentary on all the hours of labor a referee has put into their craft, or in the latter case, a criticism that their character can be persuaded by money or other worldly favors.
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Located in Idaho's Snake River Plain, Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve is an other-worldly landscape that includes three lava fields and has the deepest known open rift crack in the world at 800 feet.
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Walking through the streets fighting monsters that pop up unexpectedly out of nowhere can easily drive our imagination to assume the masterful role of superhero, or warrior, fulfilling a fantasy and giving our senses and emotions an other-worldly experience.
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Markle's other-worldly clutch had us seeing stars – and dollar signs – immediately; the dreamy $10,490 acrylic evening clutch is plated with brass inlay, lined with suede and embellished with Swarovski crystals (Markle carried hers in her astrological sign of Leo).
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While you wait, The King on Netflix (complete with a long-haired Robert Pattinson), See on Apple TV+ (complete with our beloved Khal Drogo, Jason Momoa) and Watchmen on HBO may satisfy your hunger for other worldly, gory battle content.
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The neutral color, the absence of a horizon line and of any representational detail other than the single object itself, work together to situate the piece in an other-worldly realm, one far removed from any actual specific, physical location.
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Millennial women are continuing to find new ways to imbue a greater sense of spirituality into their everyday lives — and, according to seeress and shaman Deborah Hanekamp of Mama Medicine, their sex lives should not be exempt from those other-worldly benefits.
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Other peoples, including the ancient Chinese (who interpreted the lights as the spirits of unborn children) and the indigenous people of Wisconsin (who believed they were the ghosts of their enemies), connected the lights to the dead and the presence of the other-worldly, too.
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In my experience, this is one of the Sateen Sheets understated strong suits: the slight sheen catches the light in an elegant way, and it makes my room look a little other-worldly when everything comes together just right in the last dredges of Golden Hour.
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"The Chairman's Ear" appears to resonate both with critics of Kaczynski, who accuse him of tilting Poland toward authoritarianism, and with supporters who warm to its portrayal of the "Chairman" as a cat-loving, slightly other-worldly bachelor who needs help using the phone and reheating dinner.
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Justin Bieber is an incredible vocalist, and the melody of "Where Are Ü Now?" is unrivalled, of course, but replace the other-worldly dolphin-fucking-a-flute vibe with a hard-rock-room-at-a-student-indie-night vibe, and the song of the year becomes a bad smell.
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Michael Tammero goes in the Foxlight with the cast of 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' NEW YORK – Steve Ditko, the Marvel Comics artist who gave the world the woven webs and soaring red-and-blue shape of Spider-Man and the other-worldly shimmer of Doctor Strange, has died, authorities said Friday.
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While it lasted, the Intertoto Cup provided an almost other-worldly chance to clubs for whom the experience of playing against foreign opposition was alien and obscure, providing some remarkable moments of cultural cross-over that left an impression on some personal level, if not on the game's mainstream traditions.
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An elite, halfway-underground network of scientists, sages, eccentrics, and psychedelic cognoscenti—including Brave New World author Aldous Huxley and Saskatchewan-based psychiatrist Humphry Osmond—had started experimenting with psychedelics including mescaline and LSD in the mid-1950s, believing the drugs to be powerful conduits to transcendental, other-worldly experiences.
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To be fair, in comparison with some of the other worldly rhetoric of the other candidates -- Ted "I'm going to rip up the Iran agreement" Cruz or John "I'm going to create a Sunni army of Arab states" Kasich -- Trump's been pretty realistic on issues such as Iraq and risk-ready foreign interventions.
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And if Young thought they were other-worldly back in 2012, one wonders what he'd make of the video for "Bermuda," the Lafayette, Louisiana band's latest video offering from last year's New Kingdom LP. "Bermuda" is an ambitious, sultry track that sounds a million miles from the upbeat guitar pop of the band's first incarnation.
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As soon as the picture went public, however, the context was completely lost in a sea of Twitter nonsense:InfoWars goes on to show some of the jokes people were posting on Twitter like this:And this:And this:But InfoWars seemed to take offense at the idea that Trump would be a part of some other-worldly ritual where a bunch of billionaire world leaders all touched a glowing globe together.
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Written before the sequels even existed, Garland's script seizes on key ideas from VanderMeer's novel, but spins them in entirely new directions, using the source as a kind of leaping-off point (even the opening meteor detail is a bit of a departure, albeit one with rich other-worldly implications) from which five tough women have a chance to make first contact with this alien presence, and perhaps save the human race in the process.
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