Three things I would put in mind: The Russians did not hack Facebook, they used it as customers of the way it was built.
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I'm put in mind of being a kid in school and discovering that your coolest classmate, whom you itch to resent, is really nice.
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Andreas was put in mind of police photographs of crime scenes, pale, lifeless bodies by the side of the road, in forests or rushes.
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Wandering around the Desert Daze site, you're put in mind more of the dusty desert hedonism of Burning Man than the regulated fun of Coachella.
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I was put in mind of José Saramago's novel " The Gospel According to Jesus Christ ," which reimagines Jesus' life and death with similarly persuasive authority.
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Outside, the chill winds of winter were beginning to blow, and he was almost put in mind of long-ago snowscapes and forgotten moments with family.
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Whenever I think of a supergroup I'm put in mind of, like, The Edge doing something with someone from Queens of the Stone Age or something.
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I'm put in mind of that void because "Part 9" is an episode all about what happens when you go seeking answers you might not want to find.
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Watching "Poetic Justice" now, I was put in mind of Barry Jenkins's recent "If Beale Street Could Talk," and not only because Regina King is (splendidly) in both films.
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Most people, when they think of puppets, are put in mind of the sock puppet that their third-grade teacher brought into class to tell them to brush their teeth.
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Never did I think that I would visit an exhibition of this deep-thinking artist and be put in mind of Alex Israel, the lightweight painter of Hollywood sunsets who also shows at this supergallery.
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A gimmick like this can work in a book — I'm put in mind of James Merrill's Ouija board, and also of all the bleak jokes littered though Lynne Tillman's terrific 1998 novel "No Lease on Life" — if cannily employed.
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Further, numerous shots of a group of girls laying languorously entwined, brings to mind the Lisbon sisters of The Virgin Suicides; scenes of perfume bottles held in hands adorned with coral red nail polish put in mind a Miss Dior commercial.
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At various moments in Richard Taylor's score (the lyrics are by Mr. Taylor and David Wood, who wrote the book), I was put in mind of Mr. Sondheim's comparably mournful "Passion" and Britten's "Turn of the Screw" — not the usual points of reference among West End musicals these days.
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But when I arrived at the library I was put in mind of more recent mythology: the architecture recalled the observation deck of the U.S.S. Enterprise in "Star Trek: The Next Generation," a show that I watched late in the last millennium in my childhood home, in Topeka.
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This time around, TORRES plays three different characters in a hauntingly ordinary home setting (I'm put in mind a little of "Digital Witness"-era St. Vincent in terms of subject matter, as well as in terms of the general standard of cool on show), exploring sexuality, mundanity, repression, and, on a more complex level, our complicated relationships with ourselves.
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When John Campbell Shairp combines masculine and feminine imagery in his highly poetic description of Newman's preaching style at Oxford in the early 1840s, Frederick S. Roden is put in mind of "the late Victorian definition of a male invert, the homosexual: his (Newman's) homiletics suggest a woman's soul in a man's body".Frederick S. Roden. Same-Sex Desire in Victorian Religious Culture. Palgrave MacMillan, 2003, p. 16. .
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However, Ronald Syme pointed out that Lollius could never have been consul due to the disgrace of his father in 2 BC, which resulted in a prolonged antipathy towards him by Tiberius. "When requesting the Senate to honor Sulpicius Quirinius with a public funeral," Syme writes, "and recounting his merits and his loyalty, the Princeps was put in mind of the Rhodian years and could not suppress harsh words about Lollius."Syme, The Augustan Aristocracy (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1986), p. 177 Syme proposes an emendation that would make the passage refer to the elder Lollius, not this one.
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Marry, since my coming home, indeed, his gentleness > being such as to communicate his notes to me, I have, I confess, been > thereby, both much a certained [confirmed] in many things I doubted, and > somewhat remembered [put in mind] of that which else I might hap to have > forgotten.. Patten published his account 'Out of the Parsonage of Saint Mary's Hill, in London, this 28 January 1548' under the title The expedicion into Scotla[n]de of the most woorthely fortunate prince Edward, duke of Soomerset.. Patten's narrative of the expedition was largely quoted by Holinshed and was followed by Sir John Hayward in The Life and Raigne of King Edward VI (1630).. In July 1548 Patten was appointed Collector of Customs in London,; . and in the following year Thomas Penny, prebendary of St. Paul's Cathedral, granted Patten a lease of the manor of Stoke Newington. On 16 April 1565 the lease was renewed for 99 years, to commence from Michaelmas 1576.
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Featuring the two secondary characters lets the series breathe a little less shallowly as The Simpsons 30th season finds them looking back at narrative and internal development." Dennis Perkins of The A.V. Club gave the episode a C+, stating "There's just too little investment in the script (credited to Michael Ferris) in either the emotional side of Moe's dilemma or the potential dark comedy inherent in the whole mail-order plot. Weirdly, I was put in mind of the early-run Aqua Teen Hunger Force episode (called 'Mail Order Bride') on the same subject, where at least that intermittently brilliant show's grimy chaos felt at home to the latter theme...Here, 'From Russia Without Love' tries to go light and dark at once, and can't manage either. “From Russia Without Love” scored a 4 share and was watched by 2.35 million viewers, making “The Simpsons” Fox's highest rated show of the night.
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