Nowadays poetry still permeates the place, although the music has made it less conspicuous, which is crazy since poetry permeates the music.
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The film shows that addiction permeates class and permeates growing up in a "good" family with a beautiful house and loving parents and step-parents.
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Today in Kinshasa, the Congolese capital, Nollywood permeates mainstream culture.
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The religious streak that permeates his writing makes it impious.
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A sense of desperation now permeates the House Republican Conference.
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Odour from a landfill next door permeates the humid air.
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A fine dust of desiccated bird waste permeates the air.
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Financial strain permeates every facet of life when it's real.
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"That haze of drug addiction permeates this case," he said.
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Its aroma permeates vast acres with a mouthwatering, heady fragrance.
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Global pessimism about nuclear proliferation permeates this year's report card.
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This rigorous but open questioning permeates both of their practices.
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What still permeates Ms. Le Pen's speeches, despite those changes?
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And it permeates all the way down through our staff.
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Still, there is a certain emotional distance that permeates the book.
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It all feels inevitable now, when Bieber's presence permeates mass culture.
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Sexism permeates the entire debate, and even affects the reporters themselves.
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His willingness to engage with the taboo permeates Rick and Morty.
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However, the concept of duality permeates Gharem's visual and symbolic world.
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Adapted by Max Landis, there's a wackiness that permeates the proceedings.
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The reality of marriage permeates slowly like water into a sponge.
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E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, 1982 Steven Spielberg's E.T. permeates Stranger Things.
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Debord bleakly concludes that the integrated spectacle now permeates all reality.
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The lack of trust permeates and taints every aspect of life.
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"Criminal penalties create fear that permeates everything," the report's author said.
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It permeates our past and present, our classrooms and our culture.
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It means radiating a preternatural calmness that permeates the locker room.
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The obstinate refusal to take personal responsibility permeates the Trump organization.
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It is amazing how immediately the sage flavor permeates the sauce.
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The charm of another era permeates the courtroom, opened in 1935.
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The sense of energetic anxiety permeates the surface of his paintings.
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"Patriotism permeates our politics, our culture, our everyday life," she wrote.
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Dark energy is an energy field that permeates the entire universe.
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It's the sort of Chinese-ification that permeates much of Addis.
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Atatürk was a nationalist and secularist whose sensibility permeates Turkish culture.
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The spirit of this metal Eden still permeates the city's Tobin Hill.
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Can we overcome the virulent anti-Black racism that permeates our culture?
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LeCun LeCun Five years after its formation, FAIR's influence permeates the company.
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This cultural norm of secrecy and shame permeates every level of society.
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Women's anger is a theme that permeates the entirety of Kusama's oeuvre.
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This global attitude permeates the songs on both 3:33AM and Conexão.
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Yet there's a mournfulness to this idea, and it permeates Hail, Caesar!.
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The influence of party permeates every corner of society — even rap music.
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I think that's what permeates my life: How do I maximize value?
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This sense of unfilled longing, of un-belonging, permeates the entire show.
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Today its smoke still permeates centers of worship and Ethiopian coffee ceremonies.
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This dynamic permeates from the top of the industry to the bottom.
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This tension permeates the debate over immigration's effect on the labor market.
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His image permeates the art of the 1980s and 1990s Moscow underground.
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And yet a certain emotional electricity permeates even his most prosaic canvases.
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J. Semmel: I was interested in the narcissism that permeates the culture.
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The incident in Conyers demands we confront the ableism that permeates American society.
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Palpable anguish permeates the ochre form, which is scrawled with faint charcoal lines.
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The idea of leaning into your fears permeates every corner of this record.
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A putrid aroma — rotting cheese, with a hint of citrus — permeates the air.
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It goes against the "buy low, sell high" speak that permeates investing basics.
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And we looked at the bizarre theater that permeates World Cup news conferences.
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The vibe in these historic walls is voodoo and this permeates my paintings.
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That loss permeates "Cold War" as the decades pass and the scenery changes.
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Stress permeates our daily lives, from work to relationships to politics and more.
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That love permeates "Steve Wolfe: Remembering Steve," a memorial exhibition at Luhring Augustine.
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Sadly, the threat of conflicts now permeates many key areas of national policy.
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Frost's spirit permeates this wintry scene, where each paradox melts into the next.
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His fascination with early music permeates an earlier work, his strangely mystical Requiem.
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A keen sense of self-awareness, almost to a fault, permeates each essay.
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"It is time to stop the ageism that permeates Hollywood's casting process," she writes.
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When you come from a family business like I do, business permeates the conversation.
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The actors seem to have imbibed the same middling quality that permeates the film.
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And it means coming to grips with the pernicious racism that permeates our society.
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Pence also repeatedly made use of a rhetorical strategy that permeates the Trump administration.
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It permeates his views on trade and environmental policy as well as military matters.
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Woven throughout the Constitution are mechanisms to make sure federalism permeates our entire system.
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Outside the relative tranquility of the prison, danger permeates the streets of El Salvador.
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California cool permeates his albums, but when he and his band, the Free Nationals—.
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One co-worker often has a strong, unpleasant body odor that permeates our space.
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This disrespect for the rule of law permeates other aspects of the government, too.
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"She permeates a lot of his work in the late 1870s," Dr. Jones said.
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This empathy-less prosperity gospel also permeates attitudes about the role of our government.
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They want that division to be pervasive that it permeates every experience of life.
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Their deaths have compounded the grief that still permeates Parkland, Florida, and Newtown, Connecticut.
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" He added, "If Trump has a strategy that permeates the institutions, it's about withdrawal.
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Her sense of humor permeates all of her media appearances — and all of her tweets.
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In any case, it's just more evidence of the essential goodness that permeates every pup.
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Really, after checking out the Mate 20 and Mate 20, that goodness permeates both devices.
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That pressure to succeed permeates every corner of life, from school to the dinner table.
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The fear was overpowering and that permeates exactly how you get ready for the trip.
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Druckmann's magical thinking ignores the racial bias that permeates entertainment media, including the gaming industry.
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That pressure to succeed permeates every corner of life, from school to the dinner table.
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AN URGENT call to lead an extraordinary life permeates American discussions of success and happiness.
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Technology permeates every sector of the economy, even those not formally classified as high-tech.
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The climate change discussion that permeates the third episode is part of this running theme.
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Her sex positivity isn't just confined to her lyrics, though—it permeates everything she does.
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Organized into four branches, each containing five or six leaders, it permeates the entire game.
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These days, it is compounded by an uncertainty that permeates every facet of her life.
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The Capitol's cunning media encourages an obsession with perfection that permeates every aspect of society.
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Whenever we turn on our air-conditioning, an overwhelming smell of marijuana permeates the house.
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All of this cultural baggage weighs down the rose motif and the episode it permeates.
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The obsession with production, coupled with a surprising shoddiness in composition, permeates the entire album.
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The pride and satisfaction for this historical achievement still permeates the winery and its staff.
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It seeps and oozes and permeates into every pore and crevice of a victim's life.
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"It&aposs an issue that permeates through the whole league," one manager told The Athletic.
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In doing so, Seattle Opera made the racism and sexism that permeates "Madama Butterfly" unavoidable.
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Later, I find it adorable once I understand how deeply the vision permeates the culture.
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Then there's the Higgs boson, the long-sought particle and associated field that permeates the universe.
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Although milanes is no longer common as a spoken dialect, its influence still permeates Milanese life.
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A sense of demoralisation—described in interviews with a dozen serving and former diplomats—permeates it.
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This web of relationships permeates the show's universe, with related characters having differing or conflicting motivations.
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Now a similar trepidation permeates the room when Andy Jassy and Werner Vogels go on stage.
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Edith Zimmerman founded the site in 2010 and her voice permeates its sensibility to this day.
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Intriguing ambiguity permeates every element of David Lang's "The Loser," a mysterious 60-minute chamber opera.
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The reader can see she's conflicted, and it's part of a conflict that permeates her life.
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The farther east Notre Dame plays, the stronger its fortitude, and it permeates the entire team.
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I don't want to add needlessly to the paranoia and fear that permeates my entire community.
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Prokofiev, in his percussive, sarcastic mode, permeates the finale, which hurtles along like a madcap dance.
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The same unease permeates all successive encounters, including those that would seem to promise romantic coziness.
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The Google Chromebook Pixel 2 This stolidness and lack of cool also permeates the products themselves.
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This sad reality is in keeping with the traditional Roman Catholic culture that still permeates society.
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That feeling of being surrounded by more than you can take in permeates her new work.
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A new poll on terrorism fears underscores a deep divide that permeates our politics and culture.
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The two both love the city's streets, colors, and the magical atmosphere that permeates its corridors.
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The beauty of the exhibit is the theme of tradition that permeates each grand piece of art.
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Death permeates the film, and when it comes, it feels of a piece with the meditation scenes.
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That's one way to help curb the kinds of harassment that permeates so much of the scene.
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The conflation of race and victimhood still permeates society, even though the commission sought a contentious evenhandedness.
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A smell, not unlike that of having a cavity filled at the dentist's office, permeates all around.
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A scent of destruction, and generosity Arriving in Rockport, the smell of chopped wood permeates the air.
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"It's an issue that permeates through the whole league," an anonymous major league manager told The Athletic.
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" Empathy permeates even her love of gambling, something that she says she enjoys because, "it's a challenge.
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The sense of using the internet to find a true identity permeates every scene of The Matrix.
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It's relatively quiet, with the only major disturbance being engine noise that permeates at wide-open throttle.
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I deeply care about my city and am outraged at the ineptitude that permeates Baltimore's political climate.
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But the racism, transphobia, fatphobia, ableism and more that permeates the queer community needs to be addressed.
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It's missing that untangible but ever present star quality that permeates through all of pop's best tracks.
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And with only one seating a night, there's a sense of special occasion that permeates dinners here.
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But the sweet aroma that permeates the place soon settles the matter of what Enfleurage is selling.
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The film's score keeps the watcher on edge with a staccato, visceral sadness that permeates the movie.
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Rather, he uses them as entry points to think more expansively about how inequality permeates our lives.
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The prevalence of group presentations and gallery partnerships highlights the sense of community that permeates this fair.
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The distance between the indicators of American prosperity and the unease that permeates American politics is vast.
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A radio wave signature from hydrogen, the most common element and building block of stars, permeates the universe.
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Trina was the template for the sex positivity that permeates not only rap culture, but pop culture today.
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None of these are pop songs per se, but a sweetness here permeates even her most vengeful moments.
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But we do know that sexual harassment is one of the little secrets that permeates institutions of power.
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Every medium that permeates our lives was once attacked as being, at best, impracticable or, at worst, immoral.
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For something that permeates so many aspects of our daily lives, we know surprisingly little about the internet.
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" The first former official said this perception feeds "a general feeling of fear that permeates the State Department.
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Thirty-two years later, the observance permeates nearly every aspect of our culture during the month of October.
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Fear also permeates Aleppo, Syria's once-bustling cultural and economic center that has been largely reduced to rubble.
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It's a theme that often permeates projects dedicated to Black empowerment without an equally solid grasp on gender.
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And the problem, Waters says, is this prejudice that permeates our society, contributing to the incitement of violence.
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At times, it's dark and ominous, yet there's still a warmth that permeates throughout the collection of tracks.
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That year, most of the Affordable Care Act remained unimplemented; today it permeates the U.S. health care system.
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The enemy remains out of sight, but the aroma of Hot Pockets and hand lotion permeates the air.
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"At Saudi Aramco, sustainability is an ethos that permeates all aspects of our company," the company's website reads.
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But the religiosity that permeates campus life can start to ring hollow for student journalists covering the college.
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Stupidity permeates every segment of the population — from poor to rich, from white to black, Asian to Hispanic.
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This idea permeates shopping culture, from Amazon Prime to Seamless to the pre-made cheese plates at Starbucks.
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The point, then, is that the sense of democratic crisis that permeates today's politics may eventually prove ephemeral.
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J.P. Aether: a medium that in the wave theory of light permeates all space and transmits transverse waves.
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Menace permeates their first date: Missing-person fliers litter the drive-in; the man exhibits a cruel streak.
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Tesla Model X vehicles serve as house shuttles to punctuate the air of luxury that permeates the place.
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Instead, it worked surprisingly well, matching with the pace and a sense of fear that permeates the game.
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Schmidt is preoccupied, rather, with the morbidity that permeates this unlovely household, both before and after the abomination.
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Sampha's mother died of cancer last year, and the tragedy permeates his new album without swallowing it whole.
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What permeates the left and the right is the belief that something must be wrong with poor families.
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"There is a sense of decency that permeates the restaurant and demands respect in return," Ms. Olien wrote.
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Once again, a negative narrative permeates the public dialogue and Haitian people are compelled to defend our humanity.
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And with visions of the storm sneaking into even the most discordant scenes, inescapable loss permeates each page.
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The question permeates his thoughts in Port St. Lucie, where he has languished for over a year now.
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But, above all, what permeates Nor's drawings is a magical look at some of our most basic emotions, maximized.
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It kind of permeates Mexico's economy — construction, banking, you name it, there's probably some narco money flowing through it.
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The activist group came to be in response to the anti-black violence and discrimination that permeates our society.
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Your sweet spirit permeates the room as soon as you enter and I'm humbled at the goodness you exude.
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Numerous media critics, however, have observed that Fox's conservative bent permeates the newscasts as well as the talk shows.
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The corona gives rise to the solar wind, a continuous flow of charged particles that permeates the solar system.
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" Carlson also argued that sexual harassment "isn't a partisan issue" and permeates "virtually every profession and walk of life.
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"It permeates everywhere — you can't get away from it," Ms. Irwin said, sitting in the Glen Ellyn public library.
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The windshield is nicely pulled back, saving the CX-23 from the stubby-hood syndrome that permeates the segment.
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It's my sincere hope that this message permeates the country and brings about a much-needed change of attitude.
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The aroma permeates the gallery with a mustiness that conjures images of bacteria floating into my THC-laden lungs.
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Like photographing flowers, that's not a new or radical observation, but it's a feeling that permeates around the world.
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All the while the danger and rejection that could await them if their truth was uncovered permeates their surroundings.
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While the DIY punk aesthetic permeates IU's ethics and practices, the diversity of performances extends well beyond punk rock.
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STOCKHOLM — Ingmar Bergman's ghostly presence permeates the Royal Dramatic Theater here, where he directed dozens of plays over decades.
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A keen sense of loss permeates the book, grief for a ruptured family whose members could not be reconciled.
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It's a subtle difference amid a fair bit of the same, but an important one that permeates the film.
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But corruption permeates the government, and it is unclear whether the country can move on without first looking back.
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Over one to three hours, the petals unfold, and a thick perfume resembling magnolia or gardenia permeates the air.
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Much ignorance of Mexico permeates the media, the general populace and, of course, the rest of the U.S. government.
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That last quality permeates Gilhooly's "Classic Frog Pot" (1971), which is one of the original Hayward Nut show pieces.
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You may get time off work to spend with family and friends, and a spirit of giving permeates the air.
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It permeates all corners of Windows 10 and, naturally, got a bit of a promotion in this Insider Preview Build.
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China is incredibly sensitive to how Western culture permeates Chinese media and is making a major effort to push back.
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The chase to become the top dog is a constant game and it permeates everything like the smell of garlic.
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And I hope that this movement resonates not only with the privileged, but permeates through to all layers of society.
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Many have criticized the anti-blackness that permeates the Asian-American community as a symptom of the "model minority" myth.
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Another thing everyone has been talking about is how the uniqueness and diversity of Pickathon really permeates everything they do.Agreed!
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But if you're wondering just how much politics permeates your daily life, you might now be closer to the answer.
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If the jank permeates the core experience of navigating Android, it will basically ruin the experience in an unignorable way.
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Sigrid is not ostensibly looking to mountains and fjords as she writes but a breathless feel still permeates her music.
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This information and intelligence sharing is not only a military tool, it permeates diplomatic and internal security activities as well.
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Conroy arrived with deep connections to the Seattle community and an optimism about the program that permeates through his voice.
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She believes it played a role in her defeat, but also that it permeates the everyday life of all women.
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It permeates your consciousness with full industrial force, an almighty headfuck of techno, acid, and breaks that leaves you dizzy.
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It connects everyone to each other; it permeates all things, living and dead, mechanical and organic, solid, liquid, or gas.
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A thick silence, punctuated only by the raucous laugh track, permeates the cafe; everyone is glued to the television screen.
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The Pakistani novelist Mohammed Hanif has agreed that criticism of Obaid-Chinoy reflects the patriarchal outlook that permeates Pakistani society.
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" Scioscia denied the frustration factor, saying, "I don't think we're at the point where there's frustration that permeates this clubhouse.
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Xavier and Duarte are just two of many Black women standing up to systemic patriarchal racism that permeates through Brazil.
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Its motto, "Tocar y Luchar," or "to play and to fight," suggests the sense of struggle that permeates its ethos.
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"This once-in-a-generation reinvestment permeates beyond the walls of the Canada Council," the organization wrote in a statement.
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They never wipe off the sticky substance, whose aroma quickly permeates the intimate Next Door at New York Theater Workshop.
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I love the sort of genial humor that permeates this grid — clues for HEN and RASP, for example, and STAIN.
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We wish we could offer some solid and immediate solutions to the fear and uncertainty that now permeates all societies.
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It was another reminder of the degree to which the symbiotic relationship between art and fashion now permeates the house.
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It's a chillingly effective choice, because her vulnerability sets the scene for the unironic anguish that permeates her final words.
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A thick identity, something that permeates and shapes the rest of one's life, can't be defined in purely oppositional terms.
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Over the course of each exhibition, the fish are left to rot, creating a fetid smell that permeates the gallery.
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Rebecca Jennings You also talk about how this attitude permeates the way we think about other problems — climate change, sexual violence.
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"I think the word that permeates everything right now is authenticity," says Georgie Greville, cofounder and creative director of Milk Makeup.
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That sort of subtly is the same idea that permeates the Pacific Siren Series Meyer Lemon Lager and Mango Wheat releases.
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"Using technology permeates every aspect of what we do," AMNH president Ellen Futter told CNBC's "On the Money" in an interview.
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A much deeper sense of communion permeates one of the series' most recent films, Claire Simon's wonderful documentary, Mimi (2003, 35mm).
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Corruption permeates and persists throughout the highest levels of the Ukrainian government and despite promises of reform, nothing has been done.
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I'd like to have that discussion, but it's nearly impossible when an apathetic attitude toward this war permeates our national dialogue.
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Trouble in one area of the market permeates into others, and the contagion effect spreads as investors rush toward the exits.
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This energy permeates "Teenage Emotions," a fitting soundtrack for a generation enthralled by the utopian promises of inclusivity and self-acceptance.
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I've written about it extensively, for the empty-seat phenomenon permeates virtually every aspect of the conspicuous non-Japanese person's life.
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The swirling cloud of dust and smog that permeates the city seeps into the hefty, spinning shwarma spits on the street.
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An anti-business, anti-development and anti-mainland China ideology permeates debates in the legislature, which has become fractious and dysfunctional.
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Yet he didn't carry the "here we go again" ennui or whiff of wariness that often permeates the air around celebrities.
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Yet, that is precisely the assumption that permeates the international provisions in the newly enacted Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA).
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And despite the partisan divide that permeates Capitol Hill, Heck will be leaving with friendships on both sides of the aisle.
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A concern for positive social impact permeates hiring practices and incentive programs, and success is measured in more than monetary gains.
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This same meta-awareness permeates her new book, How to Weep in Public: Feeble Offerings on Depression From One Who Knows.
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It's part of a philosophy that permeates Silicon Valley and may soon spread elsewhere: that being healthy and normal isn't good enough.
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It was actually filmed in Freehold, New Jersey, but the video captures the same darkness and mystery that permeates her formative surroundings.
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Indeed, caste consciousness permeates the Indian cultural landscape and often transcends traditional religious boundaries, adversely impacting both Hindus and non-Hindus alike.
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The mood can shift from section to section, though there is a sense of longing that permeates the book as a whole.
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But, at this time of year, it's a deeply evocative sound and symbol that permeates the observances of these two Jewish holidays.
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If I could send 200 people through the Matter bootcamp, I would, because the need to innovate really permeates the entire organization.
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A DOE official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the agency recognizes that cyber security risk permeates every energy source.
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It is much rather a soundscape, which was composed especially for the exhibition and permeates the images in the most peculiar way.
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It is a profound moral failure that permeates every level of the industry and gives victims no safe outlet to report abuse.
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He was conditioned by the cruelty in the streets of this city, by the hate that permeates the very air we breathe.
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"Climate change, for people in Africa and the global south, permeates every aspect of their lives," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Fear permeates every page with a leaking, lethal insistency, and you sense that all her assiduousness is to keep it at bay.
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That feeling of exaggerated joy permeates "Roadies," which stars Luke Wilson and Carla Gugino and debuts on Sunday, June 26 on Showtime.
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Kane has held out the email scandal as an example of the "old-boy culture" she says permeates the state legal system.
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If the name didn't tip you off, the Strong Sun Moon represents the solar activity that permeates the entire month of June.
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" She added: "The plumbing facilities are improper, the sewer lines were not installed properly and methane gas on occasion permeates the jail.
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As tech writer Will Oremus argues, what counts as a "political ad" is itself contentious, and politics often permeates even ordinary advertising.
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"Candidates have a responsibility to address the rampant sexual violence that permeates all of society's systems and structures, including government," she wrote.
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Every shot in the film increases the sense of creeping, horrible dread that permeates everything that's coming — and everything that's already happened.
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But it's hard to deny how a sense of genuine fun soon permeates (not just from the copious amounts of free booze).
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"If you're stressed about your finances, that's something that really permeates your entire being," said Stacy Francis, president and CEO at Francis Financial.
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The no-holds-barred climate of Trump's cartoonishly insane campaign permeates its corresponding protest art, as well as the reactions to that art.
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But how could a black man — any American, for that matter — quietly accept the racial injustice that permeates our country's society and institutions?
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Within days of the order being signed, I received several emails and phone calls that expressed the distress that permeates the Iranian community.
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Maybe the "Higgs field," a field the permeates the universe that determines the mass of subatomic particles, isn't in the lowest energy configuriation.
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The story, which dominated the national news, incited heated debate about rape culture and the "boys will be boys" ethos that permeates athletics.
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With every big monologue and montage of world events, his series conveys a deeply embedded frustration that permeates nearly every scene and speech.
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This unease permeates the play experience, which slows down the normal open-world mayhem of Rockstar's games to something deliberate, clumsy, almost anxious.
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The enrapturing tone of the music, that unmistakable labor that permeates throughout Our Raw Heart, is a perfect way to capture that experience.
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Repetitive use of the phrase "I think… I think" permeates just about every live political panel, political interview and on air social commentary.
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If you wanted, you could read it as a conceited extension of her Posh Spice persona, but her sense of humor permeates it.
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Speaking from Los Angeles, he talks about the collective energy that permeates the album's ambience and how music can reflect the human experience.
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The uncertain fate of the iron-ore industry is fueling the debate over nickel-copper mining that permeates conversations along the entire range.
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This fixation on dividing its vast history into comprehensible chunks permeates pro wrestling, and is shared by both its creators and its fans.
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Here, those luxuries are few and far between; there's no running water, and the stench of a busted cesspit permeates the entire building.
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The book's protagonist, Rosa, and her mother arrive at their new abode already defeated, though we don't know why defeat permeates their lives.
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Newt Gingrich, one of her recent predecessors, helped produce the divisiveness that permeates the House today, but he also left Pelosi a gift.
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Make sure the batter permeates all the edges and crevices of the eggplant, and then plaster the surface with panko or bread crumbs.
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Better known for authority, she was also adept at the brand of dreaminess that permeates Debussy's embrace of being alive in a sunset.
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Nelson said that in order to change the abusive culture that sometimes permeates high-caliber restaurant kitchens, workers need to be treated well.
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The idealized vision of 1950s womanhood that still permeates our politics ignores the fact that staying home may not actually make mothers happy.
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Memory permeates awareness again and again, illuminating the absent, suggesting not that we keep it alive but that it may keep us alive.
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That's the aesthetic that permeates the actual app: VSCO, the photo-editing software that launched in 22019, operates like an Instagram draft folder.
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What can you say about a feeling that permeates a generation and that perhaps is not even understood by those who are distrusted?
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The figure sports the same passive expression that permeates this show, but her looser carving imbues the bust with a more robust energy.
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The notion of servitude permeates Qi'ra's entire existence: she's initially part of a street gang, before being sold into the service of Crimson Dawn.
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Looking beyond the protests, violence, and food shortages, Ferrero instead documents the lasting toll of violence as it permeates every aspect of daily life.
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But this technology isn't just accessible, it's permeates access to basic resources people in poverty need to survive, and it's often rigged against them.
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But in understanding why we like this sound, which permeates the cracks of British and American pop music, we can understand more about ourselves.
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In other words, it's just more of the same dumb "Only the Stanley Cup matters" nonsense that permeates pretty much everything the NHL does.
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This romantic view permeates the "Little House" books, and gives them the extraordinary vividness that has made them beloved by generations of young readers.
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The smell of leather permeates the sprawling two-story shop, greeting customers who arrive looking for saddles, bridles, halters, crops, stirrups and riding pants.
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This secret political spending permeates our elections, poisoning our political culture, corrupting our government, and resulting in policy decisions that do not help Americans.
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A decidedly "Mad Men"-esque vibe permeates the 45 rooms, which range in size from "tiny" (161 square feet) to "big" (377 square feet).
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Florida, with its wild palm scrub, its palmetto bugs, its hills of fire ants and heaps of molehills, permeates the art that people create.
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It permeates even the vineyards, where a crop of young entrepreneurs is capturing spoils by reimagining family businesses, exporting classic wines in new bottles.
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As AI permeates the home, work and public life, it's increasingly important to be able to understand why and how it makes its decisions.
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Beyond the Petrobras case, the country is witnessing a staggering array of other scandals, leaving many aghast as to how graft permeates Brazilian society.
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The 22003-year-old chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, dubbed gǔshén ( "god of stocks") in Mandarin, permeates consumer, cultural, philanthropic and media domains.
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Do's: + The lovely ginger smell that permeates your home while baking your own gingerbread pieces makes the effort of baking your own gingerbread worthwhile.
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It also allows IT to operate like a service for end users, something Microsoft is really hoping will happen as Windows 10 permeates the enterprise.
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On one hand, the Higgs boson offers a way for particles to get their mass through a kind of physical field that permeates the Universe.
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Corporatized pride parades are being interrupted and protested by Black Lives Matter activists, reminding them that racism permeates the world of rainbow flags as well.
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So it is natural that a great deal of modern physics concerns nothing—or rather the precise nature of the nothing that permeates the cosmos.
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The shared shapes, revolutionary impulse, and transnational transit between the two works (both traveled internationally), however, set a tone for what permeates seemingly isolated frames.
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The desire for the world to be what it ought to be and not what it is permeates experimental psychology as much as writing, though.
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He's so full of bravado and pseudo-military swagger that he seems like a satire of the usual flavor of machismo that permeates Bay's filmography.
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You could smoke in there—maybe legally, maybe not—until a couple of years ago, so the aroma of your neurotic aunt's living room permeates.
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Raman's characters don't redeem themselves and there is no respite from the constant narrative of evil, greed and rabid hatred that permeates through the screenplay.
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But, with the exception of Springsteen's joyous memoir, a feeling of resentment permeates these books that are supposed to serve as well-earned victory laps.
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A passion for the skies also permeates the British brand Bremont, whose co-founders, the brothers Nick and Giles English, grew up restoring vintage aircraft.
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"The diversification of our population is not going to remove the white supremacy that permeates so many aspects of our life and society," he says.
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The sound of folk instruments and bongo drums permeates along with weed and tobacco smoke; it's just like a summer music festival, except less bougie.
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The Bezos-inspired television news organization would have little discussion of the short-term news cycle nonsense and cheap sensationalism that permeates television news today.
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Before he was a feature film director, Scott was trained as an artist and worked on television advertisements, and that commercial sensibility permeates the film.
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All of a sudden, I remembered the Paris attacks in November of last year and the paranoia that settled in, that still permeates the country.
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It is powerful because government is powerful, and its power permeates our lives in ways large and small, whether or not we are paying attention.
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Newt Gingrich The former House speaker talks more with Mr. Trump's top advisers than he does with the president, but his presence permeates the administration.
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And despite the principle of radical self-reliance that permeates the event, you are soon humbled into realizing how much we rely on each other.
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The wanton cynicism that permeates the series seems even funnier now, although its refusal to identify Selina's party affiliation has always felt a bit strained.
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The sense of abandonment that permeates each image is fitting: these are old, deteriorating playthings whose first visitors may now have offspring of their own.
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While social proof clearly permeates every aspect of our lives, we can make better decisions by being aware of the extent to which it influences us.
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In other words, open-source software permeates itself through the true experts, and makes the selection process much more grassroots than it has ever been historically.
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By contrast, a sense of labor and toil permeates many of the images of the unemployed and working class, taken on the outskirts of the city.
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State officials were anxious to resume capital punishment, reflecting a sense of vigilante justice that permeates the Deep South, as well as some uniquely Floridian sensibilities.
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While the INF treaty has, in effect, been eroding for years, its scrapping is symbolic of the distrust that now permeates relations between America and Russia.
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Staying true to that mentality, the same level of minimalism permeates the brand's newest endeavor, a line of polished knits, well-fitting coats, and seamless trousers.
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Given the sense of betrayal that permeates the agency, it's hard for me to imagine any director asking his officers to go back to that place.
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There's this feeling I get everytime we kiss, the one that somehow permeates through all the raging teen angst and the need to punish my parents.
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Iran's massive young population seems to support Rouhani, but a "Death to America" vibe still permeates some parts of Iranian politics, so not everybody's on board.
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He's a razor-sharp queen, and his riches serve to empower his fearlessness in demanding what he wants, speaking to the classism that permeates Latinx culture.
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For the first time, Selina actually expresses concern about Catherine's project but, of course, not because it might expose the incompetence that permeates the Oval Office.
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Location: West Hollywood, CaliforniaEmployee quote: "We have a culture of 'family' and 'work hard, play hard' that is driven from the CEO and permeates the company."
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Stocks plummet, jobs disappear, spending dries up, and the subsequent anxiety that permeates through markets is powerful enough to cripple even the most optimistic of forecasts.
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Many athletes, upon hearing Trump's rationale of "locker room talk," took to Twitter to roundly reject the idea that casual sexual assault conversation permeates locker rooms.
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That's no small thing, considering that people often seek out the comfort of religion during crises, looking for connection as fear permeates the world around them.
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A shorthand, enigmatic quality permeates the whole of Kiefer's notebooks, often leading to confusion about otherwise banal, this-worldly events in the artist's day-to-day.
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" Alice Silverberg, a mathematician at the University of California, Irvine, who was a graduate student of Dr. Shimura's, said that his work "permeates modern-day cryptography.
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Such wishful thinking, of course, permeates the present Trump administration, which routinely trashes the science in order to escape the regulatory consequences of accepting the science.
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Cruz's drive to be innovative permeates his art — it is also apparent in his practice of creating electronic music from different modules that deconstruct classical harmonies.
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We absolutely believe that the spirit of these local Austrian factory workers that is entering the product that they are creating permeates out to the end consumer.
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Zoe Buckman takes issue with the voice of command, teasing out how patriarchal authority permeates our ideas of femininity and the ways we deal with women's bodies.
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He's more akin to a Cheshire Cat, appearing and disappearing across the pop music spectrum at will, identifiable only by the sly grin that permeates his work.
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When social media first gained popularity, it was branded as a tool for bringing people together—and, as college students, it permeates every aspect of our lives.
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But knowing vast numbers of humanity are feeling your pain with you does little or nothing to numb the ache that permeates every fiber of your being.
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Living a healthier life, eating the right foods, and caring about your body creates an awareness that permeates every aspect of your life—I really believe that.
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But in time, Lynch hopes to replace many of those with an audio form of the programmatic advertising that permeates much of the rest of the internet.
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Or just endlessly save it for later, as we navigate the illusion of choice that permeates both the world of e-commerce and the digital dating universe.
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An anchoring energy is in the air as the Sun connects with Saturn, also on August 25—change is coming, but a sense of safety still permeates!
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Bin Salman linking Khashoggi to the Muslim Brotherhood is in keeping with Saudi propaganda, which portrays the Brotherhood as a threatening conspiracy that permeates the Middle East.
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And if a work can make you forget, even for a few minutes, about the assault of garish pink neon that permeates that transit hub, it's art.
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And even more so here, where the constitutional violation injures plaintiffs and in the process permeates and ripples across entire religious groups, communities and society at large.
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They offer theologies and daily rituals of self-actualization, an appealing alternative to the rhetoric of victimhood and resentment that permeates both the right and the left.
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However, it's the dramatic irony that permeates Homegoing — characters' stories trail off and are unknown to their descendants, but not to us — that makes it so moving.
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They reluctantly followed the code of silence that permeates the world of professional cheerleading where many women fear ostracism or dismissal if they publicly criticize the team.
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The Toronto exhibition, which opened to the public on Wednesday, is not authorized nor endorsed by the artist, whose anticapitalist ethos permeates his street art and installations.
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Now, with movies and videos as a regular part of in religious classes, church and cultural activities, "it just permeates all aspect of Mormon culture," he said.
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While Bryant has been retired from professional basketball for four years, Lakers players still idolize the five-time NBA champion and his legacy permeates their home arena.
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This incident does not reflect in any way the type of student-athletes on our football team or the culture of respect that permeates our locker room.
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While it touches on the toxic masculinity and systematic sexism that permeates Fox News, it does little to contextualize the industry that allowed this behavior to thrive.
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This would mean that next month would bring low trading volumes, thin liquidity and even worse for some – a stock market selloff that permeates over the summer months.
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Even more than before he took office, Trump permeates the culture: news, television, music, even things that aren't direct responses to Trump get pulled into his gravitational field.
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That energy permeates the set, which Lachey calls "magical," creating that elusive sense of wonder that cooking shows like Great British Bake-Off have managed to tap into.
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While it could easily pass as a one-off, this darkness permeates the rest of the album and is even apparent on the preceding tracks during repeat listens.
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Endemic poverty has coupled with a unique cultural and geographical isolation to create a specific identity that permeates every person, place, and creation within and from the area.
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"The thing abound Harvey Weinstein is that he is sort of the most gargantuan example of a kind of disrespect that permeates every industry, every enterprise," Streep said.
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But while residents of Tijuana have adapted to the violence that permeates the city, the crowds of tourists who visit—11.5 million in 22008 alone—hardly notice it.
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There are usually fewer than four colors in each drawing, but each one is representative of the joie de vivre and eccentricity that permeates de Castelbajac's fashion career.
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We must not only condemn this overt display but challenge each other to identify the racism that lurks behind boardroom doors and that permeates every facet of life.
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This kind of gender-based power dynamic permeates every woman's experience to some extent, whether she is fully covered or not, sometimes even before she enters the workplace.
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That same feather-light touch permeates the duo's work on street anthems like "No Heart" by 21 Savage, "Goosebumps" by Travis Scott, and "Tunnel Vision" by Kodak Black.
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Other students were planning to spread fliers throughout campus Monday to "protest the culture that permeates Columbia's men's athletics teams," according to the description of a Facebook group.
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"This shame permeates society, even down to the level of mental health and medical providers, most of whom have never had any sexuality training at all," Aaron added.
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The corona gives rise to the solar wind, a continuous flow of charged particles that permeates the solar system and can cause havoc with communications technology on Earth.
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While this shift is happening mostly inside the massive data centers that underpin the internet, it is probably a matter of time before it permeates the broader industry.
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This legacy permeates Japanese society at all levels, provoking questions about what it means to mourn, to move on, to confront the past as both aggressor and victim.
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It would erase the "trust me, I can't tell you how I know but I know" stink that permeates these vague and anonymous leaks of alleged classified findings.
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"So if you as a newspaper are making much of the fact that all our laws are made in Europe, eventually that permeates the national consciousness," he said.
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But the strong sense of nostalgia that permeates the film feels especially appropriate in the context of completing a narrative that took so many decades to finally tell.
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While it touches on the toxic masculinity and systematic sexism that permeates Fox News, the film does little to contextualize the industry that allowed this behavior to thrive.
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"The toxicity of masculine culture permeates through these institutions," said Stuart Hamill, a 23-year-old senior at the University of Utah majoring in Peace and Conflict Studies.
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But it's indicative of the thinking that permeates community organizations like Pride in London today—one that stinks of relative privilege and focuses on appeasing our heterosexual counterparts.
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They add that the pits are less than 400 yards from the barracks and that the smell from the thick black smoke permeates in the air over the base.
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And this accounts for the feeling of apocalyptic hysterics and terror that permeates many current political conversations lately, especially in the month following the inauguration of President Donald Trump.
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Unfortunately, for some, particularly infants and children, there may be no "fix" possible, since this involves a neurotoxin that permeates the nervous system and can cause irreversible brain damage.
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As she permeates this boundary between apolitical celebrity and activist, she will make headlines — she's fusing her fame with politics, and the chemical reaction is going to be explosive.
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Frontman and sole original member James Alex's penchant for the mawkish permeates every aspect of the band's persona, from their lyrics to their artwork to their social media presence.
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The American electorate is ready for this change, and because government permeates every facet of our lives, they will start to see the change even in their daily activities.
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An almost inescapable sense of nostalgia permeates Toonology, an ongoing exhibition by British artist Ellannah Sadkin, curated by Lori Zimmer, now on view at The Pivot Gallery in NYC.
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But that is not what my old friends and I miss about Delhi; this is not the source of the warmth that permeates the early passages in Obama's memoir.
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The two films, Ghost Bitch: Arise From The Gallows and Ghost Bitch U.S.A., tackle the horrors of the Salem Witch Trials and the misogyny which still permeates culture today.
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These assumptions normalize dangerous behaviors, because "if everybody is perceived as doing this [disordered eating], then it permeates into the community that it's okay to do this," she says.
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Created by "Big Bang" patriarch Chuck Lorre and Steven Molaro, "Young Sheldon" taps into the inherent comedy in this dynamic, but with an underlying sweetness that permeates its core.
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But in numerous experiments in which, literally on paper, the qualifications of the applicants or workers are the same except for their gender and parental status, discrimination permeates reliably.
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From the "bomb cyclone" to the "polar vortex," it seems like there are infinite ways to name and typify the cold winter weather and depressing vibe that permeates February.
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And women in places where sexism permeates every corner have little choice but to accept it if they want to get by, and so perform whatever psychological gymnastics necessary.
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"Genetics permeates everything—there won't be enough genetic counselors to see every patient who gets genetic information," said Mary Freivogel, president of the National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC).
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But it's hard to escape a lingering sense of pessimism that permeates "The Final Year," especially when comparing Obama's final U.N. speech with the chaotic, dizzying nature of 2017.
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Faiz Shakir, Mr. Sanders's campaign manager, said California is set to play "a disproportionately large role" in the 2020 nomination and that this belief permeates the senator's campaign schedule.
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His discomfort permeates the latter half of the group date, to the point that I'm surprised he even registers when Jamie tells Nick she previously dated a woman (hey Jamie!).
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Spurred on by professional bigots, anti-Muslim hate now permeates our culture and politics, and everyone, as a matter of urgency, should consider the role they play in enabling it.
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The question of how the wealthier members of society are allowed to be careless — from absconding with bad weather devices to ruining careers and murdering people — permeates the entire series.
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True to its title, a stickiness and softness and sensuality permeates the whole thing; the synths are warmer, the beats less clinical, her vocals easy, gliding and humming above them.
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A pioneer of the DIY ethic that still permeates parts of the UK's so-called urban music scenes, it was the antithesis to the shiny, American veneer of MTV Base.
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What I found most interesting about live streaming weren't the fights or affairs or accidents that you'd expect, but the sheer nothingness that permeates every single corner of the earth.
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Each season, Clemens and Radboy evolve the line's fictional figurehead — a smiling, clapping, hyper-happy version of Clemens himself — that permeates the brand's website, film projects and fashion-show visuals.
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While it may be a classic sign of a story well told, that yearning also arises from the sense of irresolution that permeates Sneed's fiercely meditative and unnerving short fiction.
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Sexual harassment permeates the economy — it makes up an enormous share of complaints to workplace watchdogs and crops up in both low-wage restaurant jobs and high-paid tech offices.
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Known for an eccentric, rainbow-colored style that permeates both her wardrobe and her work, Verhoeven's psychedelic sketches most recently appeared in the spring/summer 2017 collection of Marc Jacobs.
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For Maybury, it taught him how to motivate people "with integrity" and choose the "right people and give the right permissions" so that the thinking eventually permeates throughout the company.
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Racial bias permeates law enforcement In a call to dispatch, St. Anthony, Minnesota, Officer Jeronimo Yanez said he thought the people in Philando Castile's vehicle resembled two robbery suspects. Why?
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A longing for childhood permeates many works by Vivier, who was adopted at 3, never knew his birth parents, and thought of himself as something of an unceasingly isolated youngster.
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But the terrible musical sequences, the lackluster CGI, and the strange creative and emotional restraint that permeates the film frequently flatten Disney's original Aladdin into a cardboard version of itself.
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The same memorable effect permeates "Dara Friedman: Perfect Stranger," the first career survey of Ms. Friedman's acclaimed experimental films, which opened this month at the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM).
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On Friday afternoons, the laughter of children echoes and the smell of cooking fires permeates the cave's cool, damp air, which offers relief from the heat of the valley below.
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The framing of fat people as weak, repulsive, less-than "losers," permeates the wider cultural conversation: Fifteen years after The Biggest Loser's initial run, its legacy is still visible today.
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A searching quality permeates Julien's work that we are here invited to experience a nostalgia for something long gone, muddled with an air of mystery as to what's to come.
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According to Nielsen, Marley's songs have been streamed more than 1.7 billion times in the United States alone, and his fame permeates deep into emerging markets like Africa and India.
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And if you've seen it, you know exactly which episode he's referring to — but that sentiment permeates every aspect of the series, which is fascinated by every single person onscreen.
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The pure feeling/authenticity that permeates "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" is something listeners have wanted for ages, although it's obviously been a strange, often uncomfortable journey to get here.
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But, it was the raucous reception reserved for one Ilir Latifi as he strode out to the Rocky theme tune which permeates my fantastic reminiscences of UFC on Fuel TV 9.
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Its fusion of Buddhism, Hinduism, and local Himalayan religion permeates nearly all aspects of daily life—there are a seemingly infinite pantheon of gods and ritual practices to take part in.
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As always, the Netflix franchise operates on the fringe of reality, highlighting the way technology permeates our lives while taps into the unease and creepiness of where those trends might lead.
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It is precisely this tense, uncanny leitmotif of repeated death — of intoxicating Pop, of emotional conditioning, of painting, of capital punishment — that permeates Warhol's best pictures and charges them with allusion.
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This bleeds into local Labour Party groups and permeates a political culture — one that has turned countless Jewish leftists away from a UK movement they were initially inspired to campaign for.
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"The principal problem stems from the nature of the political system which increasingly permeates all sectors of activity," said Jonathan Fenby, China chairman of TS Lombard, a firm that advises investors.
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Recent events at that time, like the fatal Virginia Tech shooting in 2007, had failed to generate the kind of lasting conflict over gun violence that permeates American culture in 2018.
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It permeates the cultural renaissance spawned by Black Lives Matter, a movement that has combined Black Power nostalgia with an exuberant faith in the revolutionary potential of technology and social media.
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A fear of losing territory, which dates to China's bitter and bloody war with Japan in the 20th century, permeates both the leadership in Beijing and the general population in China.
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They, for decades, have been trying to prove that the universe works more elegantly, that, deep down, all these forces are just manifestations of one great force that permeates the universe.
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Yet the sensibility of (good) poetry permeates her texts—the language is eclectic, unexpected and exact; the voice singular, idiosyncratic—and she rejects any distinction between forms, explicitly and in practice.
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High levels of lead plague schools, the industrial chemical polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) permeates water supplies around the country, and other industrial pollution continues to seep into our lakes, rivers, and streams.
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His corrective begins with a chapter on how to read a chart, and this basic notion—that, to be understood, graphs must be read, not merely glanced at—permeates the book.
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Oxford astrophysicist James Farnes drew on this theory to come up with a new theory that unifies dark matter and dark energy as a single "dark fluid" that permeates the universe.
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The system that allowed Harvey to carry on this way for decades permeates all of Hollywood, so it just had, the story was really wide-ranging in terms of its impact.
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Water rights activists, labour unions and environmentalists blame the failure on the endemic corruption that permeates so much of Nigeria, which ranks in the bottom fifth on Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index.
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Prince's influence permeates every dimension of "Make Me Feel," from its overall sound, to the bisexual lighting in the song's video, to the flirty, dirty, intentional ways the mostly androgynous cast interacts.
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WILLIAM HARDINInterpreterUnited States Coast Guard Auxiliary San Diego Nostalgia permeates the designation of many airport codes—it's not just Podgorica that is stuck in the 20th century ("Terminals with attitude", November 11th).
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Dorothee Clasen As seen in the video, the Cirquids function by printing or drawing water-resistant wax onto a sheet of paper (heated, to ensure that the wax permeates the paper fibers).
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There is a gritty purism about Jimmy's Corner, where the walls are covered in boxing memorabilia and an old jukebox permeates the atmosphere with the velvety tones of Sam Cooke and Sinatra.
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That said, there's no escaping the awkwardness that surrounds permeates this sixth and final season -- an inevitable byproduct of having to shuffle the deck, creatively speaking, after discarding one of its aces.
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This idea – of Hov growing up and owning up to his mistakes and transgressions, seeing himself through the eyes of his children as though clearly for the first time – permeates the record.
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Wrestlers on a global scale run for office, either winning or coming close, usually from the right, and it's because they understand the value of the simple storytelling that permeates pro wrestling.
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His penchant for simplification and wry use of symbolic language permeates skate and streetwear staples, but when I ask him to speculate about his influence on emerging artists, he draws a blank.
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If Venezuelans want food and medicine, they must resort to the black markets; they must feed the corruption that permeates every organ of the state and every aspect of their daily lives.
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One possibility, suggested by Rennan Barkana of Tel Aviv University in Israel, is that the primordial hydrogen could have gotten chilled by interacting with the dark matter that also permeates the cosmos.
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In a particularly evocative suggestion of how much the annual production permeates the lives of the townspeople, Malmberg and Shellen present conversations that exist in a gray area between rehearsed and unrehearsed.
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The locales ranged from dirty basements to Jamaican dancehalls (they're not always the same thing, fam) to scrap yards: venues that fit the gritty street rap aesthetic that permeates the game's personality.
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But when he sings a surprisingly sweet duet with Ne-Yo, "Top Priority," a softness enters his voice, providing a breather from the emotional coarseness that permeates the rest of this album.
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Such is the mood that permeates more than a few statehouses as Republican victors settle in for a fresh season's budget proposals and legislation inspired by partisan regressiveness more than civic good.
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Forget everything you thought you knew about Thai food because what Bangkok-born restaurateur Pim Techamuanvivit imagined here is light years beyond the limp, overly sweet Pad Thai that permeates most Thai menus.
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"The nonphysical, creative and, wild nature of a female heroine's journey calls for a unique narrative structure that permeates the very foundation of the story," Smith said of the tale, according to Deadline.
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The second thing you'll notice is that, buried beneath the Nikki Lane meets early Yeah Yeah Yeahs vibe that permeates the record, is Chilcott has laid out a ten-track reclamation of herself.
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Much like senior prom earlier this spring, the school plans to memorialize the lives lost and acknowledge the grief that still permeates the community, while recognizing it's a celebration, too, according to Foster.
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Just as The Unwomanly Face of War undid patriarchal narratives about war, so too does Last Witnesses revise the idealized vision of a patriotic childhood that permeates post-Soviet nostalgia to this day.
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Computing permeates every aspect of our society, creating high demand for technological innovations that change how we think, connect, conduct research, provide for national security, build products to make America competitive and more.
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The clean, dark PVRIS aesthetic translates into a distinct feeling that permeates every element of their work: style, lyrics, sound, imagery, videos, merch, even the fashion of the fans themselves, the PVRIS CVLT.
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The thing about being an alcoholic is that you surround yourself with other people who engage in similarly extreme behavior—booze dizzyingly permeates every aspect of your existence, and it feels so normal.
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Lynch brings the viewer deep into the blast, into the very heart of the evil that permeates the universe of Twin Peaks while Krzysztof Penderecki's "Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima" screeches ominously.
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It works well and provides a way for teams to communicate without having to take a chance exposing yourself to the possibility of the toxic sludge that permeates most video game voice chat.
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Rather, it demonstrates the insidious sort of prejudice that permeates British society and how a need to police one "deviant" part of a population then ends up tarring bystanders with the same brush.
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Hong's tongue-in-cheek illustrations celebrate the places Disney cartoons have earned in modern culture—but they also highlight the naiveté that permeates the innocent, nostalgia-inducing universes us kids grew up with.
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The law enforcement community will double down, correct their mistakes in Van Dyke's defense and reinforce the blue wall of silence and complicity that permeates the criminal justice system from top to bottom.
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Most of the ecosystem of mobile phones and apps, as well as the advertising technology that permeates the mobile and desktop web, is designed to extract a large amount of your personal information.
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Santa Rosa is a microcosm of the lawlessness that permeates large swathes of Mexico where cartels have for years replaced the state as benefactors, providing jobs and handouts in return for residents' loyalty.
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That task, delicate in the best of times, is even more difficult in the charged political atmosphere that permeates not only Europe but also the United States and the rest of the world.
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The cultural anxiety that permeates our existence in 2019 lends itself well to the resurgence of the locked-room subgenre (alongside perennial shelf-mates like the procedural, the noir, and the psychological thriller).
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For starters, the task of battling the illiberalism and nativist economic thought that permeates politics in the United States, Britain, Italy and beyond has fallen, through a process of elimination, to the French president.
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This first room contains two projections of poppies splayed against the far wall — it's a flower that permeates Koch's exhibition with an obvious symbolism, a reigning icon of peace similar to the white doves.
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" While heartbreak permeates most faces of this beautiful album, it ends on a hopeful note where she proclaims, "You'll be okay / You'll be alright / You'll get well soon" on the post-breakup closer "Comfort.
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Created by writer Mark Russell and artist Steve Pugh, The Flintstones is obsessed with the human frailty that permeates the colorful, funny, Yaba-daba-doo Time Bedrock that many of us grew up with.
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For others, the catch-22 of having seen a utopia they can't live in permeates everything, breeding a nihilism which asks whether living the lie (like the rest of us) would have been better.
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Mr. Sacheri's first book, "Waiting for Tito," is a collection of stories that tap into how soccer often permeates the ruts and peaks of Argentine life, from boyhood to family traditions, and even death.
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Listening to the hypnotic tunes of the soundtrack, a feeling of estrangement permeates the viewer; the frantic activity of the vehicles on the ski slopes inspires reveries of alien machines colonizing an inhospitable planet.
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As the son of Panamanian immigrants, Mr. Blacc told me, he feels a deep connection to the Latin-inflected music that permeates the city, as it reflects the diversity of his Central American roots.
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That uncertainty permeates the first act of "Miss Americana," in which Swift is glimpsed noodling around on new songs, teasing her mom and admitting that she had never tried a burrito until age 26.
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Booker -- in common with the strain of optimism that permeates his campaign -- warned that the world faced danger from global warming but had a "tremendous opportunity" to create jobs and to tackle environmental injustice.
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The sense of neglect and humiliation Zhang said she experienced at the hands of police is why most Chinese victims remain silent -- and why ignorance and indifference on the topic still permeates Chinese society.
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In some ways, the dramatic move, which takes effect this week, reflects the frugal, small-government mind-set that permeates Amelia, a conservative community of 5,000 people where the median household income is $8933,500.
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He's a womanizing rogue with a strong sense of duty, she's a good girl with an Ivy League education (which apparently still exists in the 28th century), and their unresolved sexual tension permeates every mission.
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Many don't understand history One of the major challenges is that many white people lack an understanding of the scale of racism in America, including our racial history and how it still permeates today's institutions.
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But game developers like Monastero or Cameroon's Kiro'o Games live in nations where that privilege and comfort aren't as omnipresent, and it permeates the images, mechanics, and themes of the games and worlds they create.
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While the Black Pete debate is restricted to The Netherlands and some of Belgium, it echoes the statements the years long War On Christmas debate that permeates the North American news cycle each holiday season.
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A kind of social Darwinism permeates the jockeys' world, not unlike that of the robber barons who made the upstate New York spa town of Saratoga Springs the place to be during the summer meet.
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" In an essay for Thrive Global, Schmidt points out that getting enough sleep permeates every aspect of your life, including your eating habits, decision making skills and "physical and mental ability to do almost everything.
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This jolt back to reality appears 20 minutes from the end of the film but tinges everything that came before and will come after with an awareness of the melodrama that permeates some passengers' revelations.
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The tide permeates artistic languages, intervenes in political parties, imposes agenda within trade unions, changes the relations of production in factories and in the informal economy, fuels disputes over power in all spheres of life.
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Many company founders are members, and while the church does not directly invest in individual companies, said Doug Andersen, a spokesman for the church, the emphasis on family permeates many start-ups in the area.
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And keeping in step with the minimalist approach that permeates the vehicle, there are no touchscreens — just one LED bar that splits the two panes of glass at the front, which offers only basic information.
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Despite the culture of fear, ignorance and intolerance that permeates our country right now, I am here to tell each and every student that you belong, and that nothing — absolutely nothing — is wrong with you.
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While there is plenty of blame that should be directed at California's regulators for failing to finalize regulations that were due New Year's Day 2015, a larger flaw permeates how public policy in California operates.
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The deterioration of health that permeates an entire family unit is tied to that anchor that won't shift until we see it for what it is: Racism is robbing black Americans of decades of their lives.
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And that is one of the most striking themes which permeates this collection: closeness as it's felt by someone who's already experienced extreme loss, the joy of finding intimacy where you thought it had been destroyed.
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By aggregating massive amounts of information detailing what type of litter people pick up, and where and when they do so, Litterati paints a wholistic picture of how trash exists in and permeates throughout our cities.
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Image: ESA/Hubble & NASA, Acknowledgement: Judy SchmidtThere's a gravitational anomaly that permeates our entire universe: The way most galaxies and clusters of galaxies behave implies that there's around six times more matter than we actually observe.
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Olivia Munn's obsession with all things skin care permeates all aspects of her life — she's always giving advice on Instagram, she is the face of Proactiv and she's always testing new looks for the red carpet.
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Today, by virtue of the fact that almost every device I own plays me music, and services like Spotify curate and cultivate and personalize that music for me, music permeates almost every aspect of my life.
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And yet, LSD permeates the series as a visual language; Morris makes a meal out of swirling cameras and hallucinations and the sense of fog that descends over Frank Olson (Sarsgaard) and never seems to leave.
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And still, not one person in the Times organization, let alone the editorial board that assailed the president for what they see as similar behavior, seems to care that this hateful ideology permeates their organizational structure.
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Even for leftist ideologues that are part of the K street culture — the progressive bubble that permeates the Beltway — a few seconds on Google will tell you Main Street America does not support the Iran deal.
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This is a damaging, unfair notion that permeates the way that women's tennis is viewed, and it contributes to the down-right disrespectful rhetoric used to describe many of the best female athletes in the world.
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But I think audiences — as did I and everyone who worked on this series — will find enormous hope and inspiration in the perseverance of the human spirit, which just permeates almost every one of our characters.
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But science permeates every part of the agency's work, from assessing the health risks of chemical explosions like the one in Houston during Hurricane Harvey to determining when groundwater is safe to drink after a spill.
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"Each one is totally unique," says Ta. His four older sisters' clubbing phase is also a reference point that permeates his collections, evident in his use of nuclear hues: sunshine yellows, fluorescent pinks and fiery oranges.
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The investigation has been integral in exposing the corruption that permeates our country, revealing billions of dollars in illegal payments, jailing executives and bringing a sitting president into court on charges of violating campaign finance laws.
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Ms. Arieff doesn't quote any drivers, but I want to speak up in support of the survivors and loved ones she features, who decry a way of dying that permeates American life yet receives little attention.
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These numbers are continually rising, as IP "permeates all aspects of the economy with increasing intensity and extends to all parts of the U.S.," according to a recent report by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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But their threat is echoed in other insidious ways: in the random acts of violence experienced by dissidents and political opponents; in the concessions made to fringe groups; and mostly, in the fear that permeates everything.
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The perpetual hint of defiance that permeates a crowd like this was even more on display given that the hotel had been a regular gathering place for many of the figures involved in the impeachment proceedings.
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The threat of violence permeates the series: James, Michelle's newly arrived English cousin, is forced to attend their all-girls' Catholic school out of concerns for his safety were he to go to the boys' school.
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"The terrible musical sequences, the lackluster CGI, and the strange creative and emotional restraint that permeates the film frequently flatten Disney's original Aladdin into a cardboard version of itself," Vox's Aja Romano wrote in their review.
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When strong editorialization permeates a death notice, it should be subjected to the same sort of ethical considerations normally undertaken by the editorial desk for accuracy, fair comment and the opportunity for an opposing view, he said.
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In 1964, British physicist Peter Higgs and Belgian physicist Francois Englert independently developed ideas leading to what we now call the Higgs field, an energy field that permeates the universe and gives fundamental subatomic particles their mass.
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Cullors: It's frustrating, and it's enraging, and it's clarifying, because it's important as organizers that we're able to articulate why racism permeates every single fight that we're in, especially when we're trying to fight for our lives.
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Killing as a communal business, made widely lucrative by the Third Reich, permeates this traveling exhibition about the largest German death camp, Auschwitz, whose yawning gatehouse, with its converging rail tracks, has become emblematic of the Holocaust.
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While northern Greenpoint is dotted with stylish new multifamily projects — others include Eleven33, a seven-story rental on Manhattan Avenue, and the Greenpoint, a riverfront condo-rental on India Street — a commercial vibe still permeates the area.
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The combination permeates the work of horror authors H.P. Lovecraft and Junji Ito, whose characters are driven to invariably horrible ends by mystifying forces, whether they're an alien meteor or a rock full of human-shaped holes.
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Instead, the chosen route meant making Leia a less-integral part of the story than she might otherwise have logically been expected to be, especially given the strong nostalgia factor that permeates the rest of the film.
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The company has said its ambition is to create a "We" brand that permeates every aspect of people's lives, but according to the Wall Street Journal, these other endeavors outside of WeWork's coworking business have been struggling.
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Like the fog in "Bleak House," dread permeates the first half of "The Snakes," right from the opening paragraph, when Bea has a bad dream on the eve of her longed-for trip to Europe with Dan.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The current debate over a certain painting in the 2017 Whitney Biennial is, among other things, a clear reminder — as if one were needed — that institutional racism permeates American art museums.
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"Today we got a sneak peak of what this aromatic collab might turn into: a whiff of the more than well-known Swedish cinnamon buns permeates the hallways of IKEA of Sweden," the brand reveals in the post.
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This mindset permeates our "I want it now and I want it my way" culture and is only enforced through social media, website choices, TV options and countless other platforms that have risen in prominence in our lives.
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The accidental missile alert in Hawaii earlier this month made real for 1093 terrifying minutes the vague, low-level dread that permeates American life today: Nuclear war seems closer and more real than it has in a generation.
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The Maryland native has never been shy when it comes to discussing black womanhood, freedom and love—and her lyrics continue this trait, each line delicately cutting through the opaque production and heavy bass that permeates the project.
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There, the actors, playing all those old lovely creatures lost to time, will re-create the Christmas joy and loss that permeates Joyce's lovelorn story about a land he had to leave in order to remember it. ♦
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In Brooklyn and Queens, a glacial aquifer permeates through beds of sandy Gardiners clay, the groundwater infused with metal-corroding salt from the ocean on one side and the brackish estuary of the East River on the other.
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This anxiety over death's cruel interruption of true love permeates her narrative of Cray's cancer, their wedding and his passing, which McBride narrates vividly and without the self-consciousness that is at times distancing elsewhere in the book.
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In Mexico, criminals have been known to disguise themselves in the uniforms of the nation's security forces to conduct crimes, though corruption also permeates Mexico's police forces, and some police personnel have developed close ties with organized crime.
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Killing as a communal business, made widely lucrative by the Third Reich, permeates the first traveling exhibition about the largest German death camp, Auschwitz, whose yawning gatehouse, with its converging rail tracks, has become emblematic of the Holocaust.
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The feeling of a transgressive greasy touch shattering the fourth wall of the screen permeates, particularly among some of the more explicitly sexual content; the stairwell is lined with a suggestive mélange of images of women and cats.
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There's a subtle wrongness that permeates the sabers in both the original trilogy and the prequel Star Wars films that makes them always feel a step removed from the actual events on-screen, thanks to that isolated aspect.
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Here are a few key points: Dark matter seems to be mysterious stuff that permeates the universe, and whatever it is, it makes lots of things, like galaxies and clusters of galaxies, behave far more massively than they look.
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GIVEN the departure of two cabinet ministers within a week, a growing sexual-harassment scandal and the general air of pandemonium that permeates the party, it is easy to forget that the Conservatives still have a country to run.
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The language of war permeates media coverage: The "WAR OVER THE WHITE HOUSE" or "HEALTH CARE BATTLE" or "CANDIDATE A BLOODIES THE NOSE OF CANDIDATE B." We understand why: it's an illustration of a complex subject in easy terms.
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It's one of those topics that permeates the activist and lawmaker layer and engages the broader community at-large, but too often the discussion focuses on surface-level reform items while doing a disservice by not broaching deeper issues.
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When entering the office, the theme of football permeates every room: whether that's the stadium-like seating for company gatherings and artificial grass floors in the meeting rooms, or the foosball tables and goal posts located around the workplace.
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For the internet to continue to build on its great promise and potential as it permeates our everyday lives, we can no longer afford to pretend like it has not grown dysfunctional, providing greater allowance for harms and excesses.
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The answer is it feels just morale-wise, a lot different to be part of something growing as opposed to something shrinking, and I think when your valuation goes down, I think that just kind of permeates through everybody.
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Donald J. Trump has consistently exposed the mendacity that permeates political discourse, from the empty promises and canned talking points of the professional politicians to the institutional bias and overt opinion-mongering of the professional journalists who enable them.
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He failed to address the fact that foreign government money likely permeates his entire business empire, not just the hotels, and that he has no plan to stop receiving these payments that will become unconstitutional at noon next Friday.
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A sense of strong community and mutual caring permeates throughout, with Anna both enjoying the routines of everyday life at her family's comfortable compound and, often, confronting and trying to help children who have much less than she does.
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On Ultraviolet, Moran tackles the piano with a highly personal approach, brushing away all the stiff academia that permeates the classically trained crowd she hails from to make room for music as boundless and heady as it is welcoming.
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"The cultural atmosphere, inevitably, permeates our judicial system, and everyone connected to the system - including prosecutors, judges and jurors - inevitably have a greater sensitivity now to sexual assault," said Rodney Smolla, the dean of Delaware Law School at Widener University.
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After four years of bingo creation, it's uncertain whether it successfully operates as a coping mechanism, or if it instead distills the rot that permeates the information security vendor landscape, bottled up like a poisonous gas that imperils us all.
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The duo continues to pave a way that requires no slapped-on logos, and staying true to that mentality, the same level of minimalism permeates Mansur Gavriel's newest endeavor, an offering of small leather goods priced from $195 to $395.
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Others, like the overarching sense of optimism that permeates the series—combined with final season's time-hop forward to a 2017 that is gut-wrenchingly different from the one we experienced two years ago—make it feel painfully removed from reality.
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I've seen tactics used by token sellers used before by hardware sellers, most notably with flops like the Phantom gaming console and the Notion Ink Adam, and there is a stink that permeates projects that are, at best, half-baked.
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"Their sense of justice is very strong, and it permeates everything that they do," said Alfre Woodard, who has known Jussie and Jurnee since they were children; they worked with her at the nonprofit Artists for a New South Africa.
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The use of Tourist in my name is less about the actual act of visiting, but more about the attitude of what tourism is, the irreverence that permeates across the board in respect to consuming what is foreign, especially within music.
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But now, locked in a competitive general election race against the Democrat Stacey Abrams, Mr. Kemp has been trying to gravitate to the center, attempting at least one strategy for surfing the volatile, polarizing energy that permeates the 2018 election season.
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In an interview later with The New York Times, she says it is "hard for me to say" whether a raid occurred and says her Facebook post could hardly have added to the anxiety that already permeates this immigrant city.
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It's a condition that permeates, spreads, and repeats: so often, being Black means living lives that are harder, and dying deaths that come sooner and more violently, leaving family members with the seemingly impossible task of healing their broken hearts.
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Apple just became a trillion-dollar stock, so by it's very nature it is widely held and permeates most equity portfolios through its influence as a member of the Dow, the Nasdaq, the Nasdaq 2826, the and the Russell 21997.
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Frustration permeates Members of Congress who have talked to Trump in recent days also said he is growing increasingly frustrated by the toll the Democratic investigations are taking not only on his family, but also on his ability to conduct business abroad.
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A similar sort of middle-aged New York existential malaise also permeates Marielle Heller's Can You Ever Forgive Me, starring Melissa McCarthy as the celebrity biographer Lee Israel (based on Israel's biography of the same name), which was released this past weekend.
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The artificial intelligence-powered art exhibition Forging the Gods, curated by Julia Kaganskiy currently on view at Transfer Gallery attempts to portray the interaction between humans and machines in a more nuanced manner, showcasing how this relationship already permeates our everyday lives.
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In a lawsuit filed in Manhattan Supreme Court earlier this month, a former WeWork employee claimed that the company's "entitled, frat-boy culture permeates from the top down," and that that very culture fostered an environment where sexual assault and harassment went unpunished.
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But before snickering too hard or throwing the first rotten tomato, consider what they really are: young people, not that different from you and me, who took at face value the aspirational, entrepreneurial narrative that permeates almost every aspect of our culture.
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My academic experience has been markedly defined by the books I have read, and I am certain that if I can approach life with the same curiosity, empathy and joy that permeates 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' I will be a wholly better person.
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The company says the launch was in direct response to analysis by its buying team, which noticed that style today isn't confined to our clothes and accessories – thanks to the rise of Instagram, style permeates all elements of our lives and environments.
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But I do wonder in years from now how it will be rebuilt, and if it would turn into a place like Berlin where so much of the history was erased through new architecture, although the post-war feeling still permeates the air.
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The least-loved stocks by active managers have outperformed the most-loved by 13 percentage points in 2016, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, providing investors a reason to steer clear of the herd mentality that too often permeates investor psychology.
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With an average of 74 gigs of data being pushed at us by marketers on a daily basis, it is no wonder that a kind of all-at-onceness permeates everything from art to fashion to the constant cycle of nostalgic remakes.
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Fighting continues on the streets in scenes that carry a violent video-game feel, a new wave of marauders is turned back and, as at the Alamo, a period of low-simmering anxiety permeates the night as a follow-up bombardment is awaited.
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"In a country that locks up 2 million people, the experience of the imprisoned or those in danger of imprisonment permeates everything and cannot be walked away from by those supposedly free," said Polak to Hyperallergic in an email after Sunday's performance.
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If you read Noisey dot com on the regular, you will know that we published a piece at the end of March in which we spoke about "The Feeling," AKA those tracks that capture the very specific, bittersweet feeling that permeates British summer.
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"We must recognize the parallel horror of the culture of religious hatred that permeates many Palestinian quarters" in order to combat terrorism, Trump continued, citing schools that "indoctrinate toddlers to grow up to kill Israelis" and local news organizations that "spew" hate.
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They go through hell, especially Donna, who tries to make a career as an engineer and later as a power player in silicon valley while raising two daughters, navigating relationships, and swimming in the sexism that still permeates the tech industry today.
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A former WeWork employee says she was sexually assaulted at company events and that WeWork's failure to intervene or hold her assailants accountable is emblematic of an "entitled, frat-boy culture that permeates [it] from the top down," according to a new lawsuit.
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Even when he's writing about Buffy the Vampire Slayer characters or penning classic love songs, as he did on his 2016 album Passive With Desire, there's a sense of regal devotion that permeates the material, a quiet stillness that's hard to shake.
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But even as the president's approach to Libya offers a case study of what critics say is the dysfunction that permeates his overall foreign policy, it also illustrates the curious dynamic that characterizes his relationship with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artist Zoë Buckman is a feminist, which permeates her work and life, and her art explores the world of contemporary art with a particular sensitivity toward issues of sexual violence, abuse, and gender identity, among other things.
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The vectoralists own not only the means of production, as with the capitalists — in fact, the vectoralists own the capitalists — but also the greater communicational and distributional means and infrastructure that control how our information permeates the world via our new technology.
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" — Georges Nahon, CEO, Orange Silicon Valley; president, Orange Institute, a global research co-laboratory "As AI permeates the enterprise, everyone—from the CEO and business unit leaders to your middle managers and frontline employees—will need to be conversant in some basic terminology.
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A lack of diversity permeates many parts of the tech industry — the overall work forces of companies like Facebook, Google and others strongly skew male — but boardrooms are a particular focus because they are power centers that can help spur broader changes.
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In the world of Verhoeven's film and the Robert Heinlein novel it's based on, the military permeates every aspect of life, the government give preferential treatment to veterans and the constant, thrumming fear of "the other" keeps people pacified, afraid and pro-military.
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Jennifer Sims, former captain in the US army and veteran of Afghanistan While VetTV accurately mirrors some of the humor that permeates the services, military leadership long ago realized that much of this humor does not have a place in the fighting force.
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Petty's justification for what he calls the "downright stupid" decision to use the flag was that "Rebels" is about a flawed protagonist whom the flag represented, the so-called "Southern rebel," a figure that permeates Petty and the Heartbreakers' loose, ambitious concept album Southern Accents.
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This time I'm up in the dress circle, squinting through dry contacts to get a good look Minhaj, who's energy permeates the cavernous space as much as it filled cozy Cherry Lane years ago – if anything, his performance is magnified to match the venue.
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With her exhibition at Project for Empty Space, Imprison Her Soft Hand, whose title quotes Keats's poem, she takes issue with that commanding voice, teasing out how patriarchal authority insidiously permeates our ideas of femininity and the ways we practically deal with women's bodies.
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I'm thinking of the tender keyboard strains at the end of "Let There Be Light"; of the romantic-Supertramp vibe of "Valentine"; of the divided vocals in "Newjack," and of the hysterical joy à la MMM (via Oizo) that permeates so much of the album.
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As viewers used to Hollywood, we are familiar with seeing the male gaze enacted both in and by films, but a closer look at this moment tells a bigger story of subversion—one that permeates the whole two hours of Yorgos Lanthimos's latest movie.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It is a sign of the caution that permeates the global economic outlook when four of the world's top central banks, all due to meet within days of each other, are almost unanimously expected to make no change to their extraordinary stimulus programs.
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Ironically, the "bedroom" vibe that permeates not just the three titles I've profiled here, but the entire library of Yaroze games running on the PlayStation, lead to many people moving into the groaning machine that the games industry was becoming in the late 1990s.
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The high purpose of doing what he can to prevent the evil that human beings do — whether out of malice because they believe there is no meaning to life, or through lofty intentions because that is the price of their putative utopia — permeates his work.
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Set against the backdrop of her mournful and intense struggle for her country in exile, the second half of her book continues to describe many interesting contradictions of the religious leadership and its foot soldiers, its infighting and the dangerous paranoia that permeates the country.
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This textured illustration of HAT-P-7b, a "hot Jupiter" planet where the stuff of rubies and sapphires permeates the clouds, proves that even an aggressively inhospitable world can still be a "glittering disco ball of a planet," as Motherboard's Kate Lunau put it.
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Hinduism, with its colorful gods and goddesses, permeates everyday life, so dive in with a visit to Birla Temple, a domed, white-marble building with an airy main hall, stained-glass windows and a shrine to the uber god Vishnu, and Lakshmi, goddess of wealth.
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"Returning the matter to the states would give most people a law they can live with, defusing the rage that permeates politics and has more than once culminated in acts of terrorism against doctors who perform abortions," wrote The Washington Post's Megan McArdle last year.
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In addition to contributing fresh approaches to the study of British culture and helping to invent the academic field of cultural studies, Mr. Hall describes feeling grounded in jazz, which not only permeates the film but also feels like a guiding framework for Mr. Akomfrah.
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In 13, Voyager 1 left the sheltered cocoon we call the heliosphere, a bubble in space in which the pressure from the sun's wind of particles and its magnetic field overcome the outside pressure from the rarefied gas that permeates the rest of our galaxy.
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Like thousands of poor families in disadvantaged neighborhoods all over the country, the Gateses and the Agees yearned for William and Arthur to make it as professional basketball players, in no small part to catapult them out of the poverty that permeates the West Side.
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Her transformation suffuses the film with animalistic energy — like a cat, she chews on her hair, then vomits it up — and her isolation produces a melancholy that permeates even her erotic encounters, where the connection between sex and sustenance is presented with nerve-twanging literalness.
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Venezuela has a long Caribbean coastline, and the closeness of that warm sea permeates the capital, with its eternal summer weather, where hammocks can be found with more or less equal regularity in cinder-block homes, middle-class apartments and the big houses of the rich.
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The weight on the Kostelnicka's shoulders — the threat to her reputation, which prompts her horrifying crime, followed by the shame of the aftermath — permeates Ms. Mattila's posture, her back stonily rigid except when it collapses, more and more as the performance progresses, under her emotional burden.
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Presented by the Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, Colored People Time challenges the traditional exhibitions structure and format to initiate a profound exploration into the banal and everyday ways in which the history of slavery and colonialism permeates the present and impacts the future.
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One other theme that permeates the book, as well as a lot of your other writing and your copious word spills on Gwyneth Paltrow, is this idea that there are too many people out there trying to sell people stuff for their vaginas that they don't need.
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A sense of humanity permeates the black-and-white photographs: young boys and girls at play, being groomed or whispering to a parent; couples in animated conversation or holding each other close at a house party; pedestrians heading to work, to school or to the park.
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Noël said this is due to the use of the microchannels, which he contrasted with the way light permeates the ocean: As you wade deeper into the sea and look down, you'll stop seeing your feet, as light only reaches the top layers of the water.
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"I've only done what he said we shouldn't do, which is watch 'Rachel Maddow' and sign online petitions," said Alan Denzer, 66, a retired stockbroker from Bronxville, N.Y., referring to Mr. Moore's excoriation of armchair resistance that permeates the show, as he sat on the bus.
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That phrase, "rooted in its history," would seem a high bar to reach for immigrants recently arrived from Mexico or Honduras in the eyes of many of the president's listeners, even as their culture permeates what we think of as the mainstream in the US today.
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In the second case, she condemns Mr. Wright as expressing a racial paranoia that exists on both sides of the color line — "the suspicion and stereotyping ran both ways," is how she puts it — implying a kind of false equivalency that permeates our politics, especially around race.
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Episodes like "Arkangel" and "Hang the DJ" similarly derive their power from their compelling relationships — specifically the yearning for connection between a mother and a daughter, and between a pair of separated lovers — rather than the chilling implications of all the technology that permeates these characters' worlds.
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It's that very attitude that permeates Sophie Lorain's Slut In A Good Way, a French-Canadian coming of age film distributed by Comedy Dynamics, set to hit theaters March 29, When high school senior Charlotte (Marguerite Bouchard) finds out her long-term boyfriend is actually gay, she's devastated.
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And that folks is the real cancer that permeates the entire Democratic Party— during the 2016 primary process and continuing today as the party heads into the crucial 2018 midterms: raising money and keeping the cash flowing was and is the highest priority for party leaders and the DNC.
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In this company, Mr. Williams's inert "Soundings," commissioned for the orchestra for the opening of the Walt Disney Concert Hall in 2003, was thoroughly outclassed: never less and never more than professional, without a moment of the sparkling originality that permeates the work of Ginastera and Mr. Norman.
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Pots of hangover-reducing sancocho and deeply flavorful res guisada simmer in Asty Time's kitchen, and the savory aroma of sofrito—a fragrant slurry composed of sauteed garlic, onions, bell peppers, celery, oregano, green onions, cilantro, soy sauce, and lime, that's a linchpin of Dominican cooking—permeates the space.
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Many of the book's best passages explore the collapsing of time — decaying leaves become "a synaptic palimpsest" — and from the old songs Mark and Cassie cover to the new names they take, the hybridization of past and present permeates the novel, complicating any division between "us" and "them."
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Indeed, her work is the best support I know for an assertion made by Zora Neale Hurston, in her still startling 1934 essay "Characteristics of Negro Expression": The Negro's universal mimicry is not so much a thing in itself as an evidence of something that permeates his entire self.
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At first glance, RPF might seem invasive or creepy — but the practice of creating fiction about real people is a centuries-old practice that permeates our world, from historical Shakespeare plays to tabloid speculation about celebrities to that fictionalized drama you just watched about the Windsors or the Obamas.
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Adlon directed all of its episodes (which will ultimately number 10), sharing writing duties with C.K., and what's most notable is how her vision of womanhood (and motherhood) as an unending series of minor crises that keep piling up until they feel like a major one permeates every frame.
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That hunger permeates through the entire organization, says Baker, from 16-year-olds being taught how to control their heart rate for their World Series moment to Wilson, the groundskeeper at the Arizona spring training complex, who, like everyone on staff, was flown to Chicago and given World Series tickets.
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The casual sexism of the time permeates the movie, but the real oomph comes from the actual clips that prove this isn't just hyperbole, such as ABC Sports' Howard Cosell musing about how Hollywood-pretty King would be if she just lost the glasses and let her hair grow out.
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The mood of malaise and doom that permeates "The New Me" recalls Joshua Ferris's " Then We Came to the End " and Ed Park's " Personal Days ," novels that were published in 2007 and 2008, respectively, and that responded, in part, to the dot-com crash that took place several years earlier.
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The film's influence permeates pop culture, from Shepard Fairey's apparrel to Duke Nukem video games, and it's the first thing that comes to mind when watching this terrifying video of a Donald Trump speech run through Google's DeepDream artificial neural network, Trump Deep Nightmare, by artist and technologist Eric Cheng.
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What the House Democrats will have, however, is oversight authority: the ability to hold hearings and request documents and, if necessary, issue subpoenas to uncover and expose all the incompetence and misconduct and outright corruption that they suspect permeates the executive branch under the current occupant of the White House.
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An 80s flavor permeates each of those stages, from the general Goonies vibe of the adventure to the specific details of setting and characters, like the new wave/industrial metalhead who runs the record shop, to the space-themed or Rainbow Brite knockoff accoutrements you can deck your bikes out in.
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As any true fan of hip-hop also knows, there is a specific way the hip-hop world talks about women and money that is representative of the misogynoir that permeates every aspect of American culture: Women want the money that men have, and are driven by a single mission to get it.
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Combining the two companies will create a large IT services giant that will compete closer with the likes of IBM and other big players in the area of systems integration, but specifically with a workforce more geared around the "on-demand" model that permeates so much of the tech world's economics today.
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But the polarization that permeates American politics—stemming, in part, from a sense that extreme measures are necessary to render our world livable—is especially evident among millennials, some disaffected portion of whom form much of the racist alt-right, while a larger swath has adopted the leftist politics shared by Harris.
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This politics of personal victimization was arguably invented by the Clintons but its power now permeates our politics like a team of Russian Olympians on steroids — a parody of itself, obvious to all in its phoniness yet persistent in its existence in a world that stopped taking it seriously some time ago.
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"The vitriol and hate that presently permeates the immigration debate, combined with a regrettable change in US Immigration and Customs Enforcement practices, made it necessary for the Board of Education to take a strong stand in solidarity with our families and our communities," Zimmer said in a statement released after the vote.
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This fear quietly permeates the entire narrative arc, which takes the player from level 1 to level 20, where begins what enthusiasts call the "endgame": a repeatable, more difficult set of tasks established for players in massively multiplayer games to acquire rewards and generally entertain themselves after all the new stuff has been seen.
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It's important to highlight that the religious conflict there has much less to do with any form of concrete theology (whether it's the DUP's well-known views on abortion, LGBTQ rights, or creation) than it does with something deeper: a sense of group identity that permeates all aspects of daily life in Northern Ireland.
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Something called Dust permeates the universe and its existence is either an unpleasant secret or something else … depending on whether you ask the Magisterium, which rules this world as a Catholic Church-ish decreer of heresies, or people like Lord Asriel who, to say the least, has other thoughts about what to do with Dust.
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"I have been and am boycotting the NFL because of the structural racism that apparently permeates throughout a league that is majority black and because of the lack of attention paid to state sanctioned violence on the part of the NFL," LaKeisha Williams, a Philadelphia Eagles fan who is part of the league, told CNN.
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Occupy Wall Street generated a dedicated political conversation about wealth inequality, which now permeates both Democratic and Republican races and has pushed Bernie Sanders — an avowed democratic socialist, something many thought we'd never see in the US given the strong aversion to even the word "socialism" — forward despite a formidable and seasoned opponent in Hillary Clinton.
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Proving the old FBI proverb, "when in doubt, cross it out," still permeates the bureau's hallowed halls, the agency decided to redact the names of reporters from The Daily Planet—the fictional newspaper of record for the City of Metropolis in the DC universe—in records disclosed in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit.
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Using the gravitational influence from Earth and Venus to whip itself as close as 26 million miles from the sun — or 95 percent of the distance between the star and Earth — the probe will map the star's poles, which could allow scientists for the first time to observe the concentrated source of solar wind that permeates our solar system.
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As it turns out, there's quite a few things that Letterman is able to do outside the bounds of network TV. And when compared to the quick-turnaround, snarky tone that permeates so much late-night material today, Letterman's honesty and degree of emotional introspection don't just make him still relevant; they make him absolutely essential.
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While almost half of the U.S. gaming population is made up of women, various research over the years has suggested that women are still less likely to publicly identify as gamers than men given a lot of widely held perceptions about gaming and the lack of support for women that still permeates much of the space.
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It's a knowingly fan-servicing affair, from its opening stage riffing on a cartoon episode to its Kremzeek collectibles hidden around the maze-like levels; but that Platinum quality can't be denied, which keeps it entertaining for those less into the robots themselves, and the storyline silliness that permeates its campaign represents a warm rush of comforting nostalgia.
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And then there's the undercurrent of aggressive masculinity — as seen in Batman's shirtless CrossFit montage; Henry Cavill and Ben Affleck's shoulder-to-waist ratio and their tight outfits; the sniveling treatment of Lex Luthor; Snyder's bitter response to the criticism of Superman snapping Zod's neck and causing so much destruction in Man of Steel — that permeates the film.
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This is all to say, then, that the concept of the middle class permeates most industries except this one — and as long as sex work remains a profession in which escorts are generally categorized as either high-rent or low-rent, with very little middle ground, it will remain one of the final frontiers in breaking down our society's class boundaries.
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The track oozes with the lust that permeates Blackout at a cellular level: hear it in the vocal performance (Britney's the only person who could make the phrase "interesting sense of style"—how I'd politely describe a fedora-wearing cousin's clothing preferences—sound like a filthy sext), and in the quickened heartbeat of synths so metallic they hurt your teeth.
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Or, maybe I just wish I was seven right now, and growing up in a world that somehow—for all of the awful, awful bullshit we are trudging through politically, for all of the hatred, racism and misogyny that permeates our culture—still managed to produce a movie about a decent, kind, superhero lady who rises above all of that.
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Art historian Benjamin Buchloh has pointed to the strong current of 19th-century German Romantic aesthetics that runs through Imhof's work: her frequent use of evocative symbols like hawks, as well as the general sense of moodiness and disaffection that permeates, can all be traced to the German movement, which has a troubling history in its appropriation in 20th century fascist art and propaganda.
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But if one of the most crippling aspects of the current dystopia is the vast amount of uncertainty that permeates our lives, as we try to get through our days with zero clarity on when schools or restaurants will reopen or how many people will get sick and die or how long-lasting the economic shock will be, there may be a ray of hope.
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But scholars and those who were close to Mr. Geisel note that this work was essential to understanding Dr. Seuss, and the museum is now grappling with criticism that it doesn't paint a full picture of an author whose work permeates American culture, from the ubiquitous holiday Grinch to Supreme Court opinions (Justice Elena Kagan once cited "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish").
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Thanks in part to the Porzingis trade, the Knicks have amassed seven first-round picks over the next five years to go with a core of promising young players headlined by Kevin Knox and the newly acquired Dennis Smith Jr. Skepticism permeates the Knicks' fan base as the team appears headed toward its sixth successive non-playoff season, but their trade assets position the Knicks to make a legitimate run at Davis before a big free-agent summer.
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Among its specific recommendations are: That clear codes of practice be developed for policymakers and states to utilize AI for decision-making purposes; that funding be allocated for deploying and developing AI systems with humanitarian goals; better education and training for policymakers and technical experts in each other's respective domains; that governments to invest in developing and retaining homegrown AI talent and expertise to "become independent of the dominant AI expertise now typically concentrated in the US and China"; and that strong relationships be developed between public and private AI developers to ensure innovation driven by the commercial sector permeates to the use of AI in the public sector.
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In these days of heavy music thriving in abundance nearly everywhere you look, rock'n'roll fans need not look far to find anything that suits their niche tastes, but unfortunately, it's also easy to see that there's a real lack of music that gets stuck in your head; music that gets a thousand metalheads to put their fist in the air and sing along to a chorus in unison; music that permeates your memories so hard that even a bar or two will remind you of exactly what you were doing that year, who you were in love with, and what mischief you and your friends were getting into.
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