Konami launched a mini-series of its own on WiiWare with a trio of "Rebirth" titles: Castlevania Rebirth, Gradius Rebirth, and Contra Rebirth.
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Green Arrow Rebirth #1 Fans of Green Arrow will be pleased with his Rebirth issue.
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The word "palingenetic" means rebirth, reflecting Griffin's view that fascism must involve calling for the "rebirth" of the nation.
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Shanell – Rebirth, 2010 Today, all over America, families will be celebrating the spring festivities that come with Easter, the original archetypal Rebirth.
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ReBirth delayed or cancelled due to my Mum's accident. pic.twitter.
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Pluto, our planet of rebirth goes retrograde on April 24th.
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The rebirth of Thai democracy has already gone to pot.
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Westworld has toyed with the idea of robotic rebirth before.
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So, he's had a rebirth in both salt and smoke.
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Fall and rebirth The high life took its toll, however.
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Rebirth is more appropriate — a rare second shot at life.
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Is it a death or perhaps a rebirth for Kilmer?
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This is a powerful time of rebirth for you, lion.
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Our cursed cycle of destruction and rebirth continues without end.
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"Witness the rebirth of the classical piano," reads one advertisement.
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He was like a person undergoing a renewal or rebirth.
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But "New Orleans" also distills a frenetic sense of rebirth.
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Like you, scorpion, Pluto is all about death and rebirth.
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Throughout this rebirth stage, did you surprise yourself at all?
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But it turned out to be much more about rebirth.
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But this rebirth of the '90s felt different to me.
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Each in a singular way shows the rebirth of inspiration.
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In the end, droplets of sound evoke a fragile rebirth.
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Poet Tess Taylor had reciprocal wisdom to offer about rebirth.
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It included sprouted grains, such as lentils, that represented rebirth.
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Holle: A European winter goddess of fertility, rebirth, and women.
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One thing rebirth looks like is an explosion of wildflowers.
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Mr. Brooks's remedy — a rebirth of congressional bipartisanship — is not.
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It was in death that Voronenkov achieved his final rebirth.
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This definitely feels like it could be a Rebirth cut.
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He's created a womb for the rebirth of the soul.
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A rebirth is evident in the 31 digital pigment prints here.
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In her most recent rebirth, she came back as a teen.
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Life in the Legion is birth and rebirth, over and over.
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"It's challenging because it's the rebirth of a house," says Guyon.
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Because that declaration only came after an uphill battle toward rebirth.
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Left Bank: Art, Passion and the Rebirth of Paris, 1940-1950.
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The ancient Egyptians believed that emeralds stood for fertility and rebirth.
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The mayor knows rebirth can emerge in the wake of destruction.
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It rules death and rebirth, sex and power, debts and taxes.
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Especially for me being single, I feel like it's a rebirth.
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Several factors — some engineered, others organic — led to D&D's rebirth.
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A rebirth is evident in the 45003 digital pigment prints here.
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Pluto's energy is transformative—it's the planet of death and rebirth.
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Scorpio is the sign of rebirth: Are you ready for change?
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John Varvatos: Dark Rebel came from this whole rebirth of Detroit.
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There was a softness to the air, a promise of rebirth.
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Water here is a place of rebirth and of mortal terror.
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Freud is still dead, but psychoanalysis may be experiencing a rebirth.
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"Going back to people is his recipe of rebirth and revival."
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The rebirth solves a thorny problem for the snack food company.
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No symbolic floral arrangements to represent vitality or youth or rebirth.
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In hindsight, they view WWWINGS, and ultimately PHOENIXXX, as their rebirth.
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Sensi sounds like a stand-in for a rebirth, I suggest.
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Clover Crisis for Rebirth Garments When Sky Cubacub founded Rebirth Garments, they had a depressingly uphill mission: to provide affordable swimwear, daywear, and lingerie for people of all gender identities and body types, including folks with disabilities.
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What is it about potential devastation and subsequent rebirth that intrigues you?
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"Dance of Shiva" — Billy Childs, soloist; track from Rebirth by Billy Childs
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There's an overarching theme throughout: the unearthing and rebirth of untold narratives.
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He vowed to "end the corruption and impunity that impede Mexico's rebirth".
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A sign of rebirth from the tragedy that struck with devastating force.
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So it was like a rebirth for two different reasons for me.
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This is a pivotal moment in your life—a rebirth is here.
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Easter, Passover and spring are symbolic of remembrance, new life and rebirth.
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Spring is supposed to be a season for rebirth, renewal and hope.
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The rebirth of the nonprime market is focused on these missing mortgages.
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There she experienced something of a rebirth, performing at the aptly titled
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That's why it feels so new, like a rebirth of the band.
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There is a rebirth resurging in the Democratic and/or progressive movement.
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But now the rebirth of Asbury Park is no longer in question.
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And helped him to have a new life, it's like a rebirth.
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Scorpio is the sign of rebirth, and you're ready for some changes.
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But a funny thing has happened this season: a Canadian hockey rebirth.
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The Moon is in Scorpio today, the sign of death and rebirth.
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Jets 24, Ravens 2200 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Jets had promised rebirth.
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Similarly in Rebirth, obviously I want these things, like the monster encounters.
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Rebirth is going to be way more—the enemies make sense there.
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Perhaps it is possible for a similar rebirth to happen again today.
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Prinz's own professional rebirth highlights an often-overlooked issue in women's soccer.
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The story of Notre-Dame is a story of endurance and rebirth.
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Sullivan recalled Fordham's first regatta after its rebirth, the Jesuit Open Interconference.
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The new apartments, seen as essential to Japan's rebirth, had strict requirements.
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And on the other end, treadmills are seeing a rebirth among millennials.
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The rebirth of the Razr has been rumored for several months now.
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We pray for rebirth, freedom and new life for Puerto Rico's people.
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Really, what we're looking at is the rebirth of the black auteur.
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He said rebirth is a matter of identity as well as faith.
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At the moment, Grand Arts is going through its own rebirth cycle.
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A rebirth is totally possible, since transformation follows Pluto wherever it goes.
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Waking up each day as a rebirth, now that is a practice.
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"Today in Europe we see the rebirth of nationalism, but in the rest of the world it is the rebirth of empires," Bernard-Henri Levy, a prolific writer and widely followed philosopher, told CNBC in an interview Thursday.
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And despite its flaws, Rock Band VR might just make that rebirth possible.
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Now in 2018, it is the time for another rebirth — in electrical aviation.
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Wrestling is undergoing a rebirth in Quebec and it's getting bigger and bigger.
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Why Veidt would stage a play recounting Osterman's death and rebirth remains unclear.
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Or, Per Screen Rant, Steve Trevor enjoyed a "rebirth" in the comic books.
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This is a powerful time for transformation and rebirth in your life, Pisces.
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Since its 1983 rebirth, Vanity Fair has covered a rich panoply of women.
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The resort's rebirth comes at a time when Kosovo could really use jobs.
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But with the show's ninth season, the series is poised for a rebirth.
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The reality is that Panasonic has destroyed the Technics name with this rebirth.
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Spring is a time for rebirth, renewal — and lots and lots of chocolate.
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Who knew Archie was a fan of DC's recent Rebirth line of comics?
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The only pure and good social media platform might soon get a rebirth.
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In that spirit, DC Comics just began a universe-changing event called Rebirth.
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We are seeing a rebirth in the enduring vitality of the American dream.
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It symbolizes his rebirth as he tries to find purpose in his life.
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He talks about the cadences of nature, the cycle, the rebirth and rhythm.
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We can mourn the death of culture or we can embrace its rebirth.
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And in return, Hillsong has granted Bieber a rebirth both religious and reputational.
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From rejection, rebirth, and a lot of 905 references to go with it.
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The Sun enters sensitive Water sign Scorpio, the sign of rebirth and transformation.
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And that's not the death of capitalism but perhaps part of its rebirth.
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Pluto is also the planet of death and rebirth—it's scary and wonderful.
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Declaring that "America is roaring back," he promoted a story of economic rebirth.
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Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth, is also coming to their Neptune.
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"I enjoyed the excitement about giving this little village a rebirth," she said.
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Pollan, meanwhile, joked that she "would love to see political … rebirth!" in 2020.
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In 2013, though, the troupe had a rebirth, a bit rough yet promising.
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Done right, a Chapter 11 bankruptcy is an opportunity for a company's rebirth.
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"This is just the beginning of a new period of rebirth," he said.
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The rebirth of the world's fastest cars There is no assembly line here.
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"Maybe it needed to be ruined to get a new rebirth," he said.
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Melbourne's most beloved and notorious beach pub has recently undergone its own rebirth.
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It commissioned sacred artworks for the space to amplify the theme of rebirth.
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Pluto, on the other hand, isn't so lovely: It rules death and rebirth.
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In a lot of instances, it can be a very startling rebirth of sorts.
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Pluto rules death (and rebirth), and Mars rules war and endings (and passion, too).
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China's New Red Guards: The Return of Radicalism and the Rebirth of Mao Zedong.
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It made us a lot stronger and was almost like a rebirth for us.
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Get your Scorpio friend this phoenix candle or pendant for rebirth, magic, and healing.
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Mars is the planet of war, and Pluto rules death (as well as rebirth).
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" So basically what she's saying is, "Are you ready to watch a live rebirth?
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Rebirth, in his theory, actually requires the dramatic abandonment of the existing political order.
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Past events like Marvel's Civil War and DC's Rebirth shook up their respective universes.
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Melissa McBride's performance in this moment is a rebirth of sorts for her character.
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I just felt this creative rebirth on every level when I became his mother.
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That second signals the beginning of rebirth and process of moving forward to rebuilding.
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Wet Seal isn't the only retailer channeling the California cool aesthetic for its rebirth.
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Intriguingly, Ms Faludi compares her father's "rebirth" in old age to Hungary's own revisionism.
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The venerable falling blocks game is pegged for a PlayStation VR rebirth this fall.
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Pluto is the planet of death and rebirth—so amazing transformations are possible now.
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A rebirth of sorts, as taught by Bardo Thodol, The Tibetan Book of Death.
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On New Year's Eve, Chris thanked her for his rebirth, wherever she might be.
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Pluto isn't all bad—it rules death and rebirth, and it's all about transformation.
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Mars is the planet of passion and virility, and Pluto is all about rebirth.
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Always, Jenova offers Sephiroth the promise of rebirth, another life, another body, another world.
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This is a powerful time to wipe the slate clean—a rebirth has arrived!
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It's part of a string of customs to herald the spring and celebrate rebirth.
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The lotus flower, an iconic Buddhist motif prevalent throughout Asia, symbolizes enlightenment and rebirth.
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But she loved the winter solstice because she knew it marked the light's rebirth.
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"This is a rebirth for us, for our country and our children," he said.
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There are the emotional tales of rebirth and repurposing, such as Ms. Roth's frogs.
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In Greece, they hang onions on the door as a way to symbolize rebirth.
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"But now there's a kind of rebirth, which is much bigger," Rabbi Jacobs said.
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There is room for a rebirth, but 2020 is the point of no return.
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And our neglected inner cities will see a rebirth of hope, safety and opportunity.
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As the planet of death and rebirth, Pluto is associated with passion and obsession.
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These figures were often scarred and truncated, but ultimately affirmed humanity's renewal and rebirth.
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It was razed to the ground, and raised up anew in a bloodied rebirth.
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She sees her year as the hibernation that could rebirth her into the world.
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Naz's decision to shave his head may reflect back to this idea of karmic rebirth.
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The modern trolleys and 12 shiny stations feel a bit like a metaphor for rebirth.
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" His administration will resurrect them, he promised, with a "rebirth of home, safety, and opportunity.
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Rabbits have been seen as good luck for centuries, and are common symbols of rebirth.
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"That's like a breath of fresh air, kind of a rebirth for Becky," Strachman explains.
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Kickboxing has been having something of a rebirth in Japan over the last few years.
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He's someone who has done the unexpected, given his rebirth on a tree in Westeros.
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Mid-month, the messenger planet will move into your eighth house of death and rebirth.
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The Ferris wheel cart is the Hanged Man: the ultimate symbol of transformation, even rebirth.
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That is often the cue for the rebirth, during which capital flight goes into reverse.
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This was a rebirth' "Prison Break" aired on FOX for four seasons from 2005-09.
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The Moon is in your opposite sign today: Scorpio, the sign of death and rebirth.
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Cleveland is seeing a rebirth, which could be attracting residents from all over the state.
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Nature-based faiths have long celebrated the equinox as a time of rebirth and fertility.
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You might be sign of sex, mystery, and rebirth; however, you're still a control freak.
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Lucky planet Jupiter's entry into Scorpio marks a rebirth, or reemergence, for you, little fish.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth—an important emotional transition will take place.
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Real Housewives savaged her, yet she believes returning to the franchise will be her rebirth.
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"A Star Is Born" has undergone yet another rebirth, and the midwife is Bradley Cooper.
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Los Angeles is experiencing a rebirth thanks to a vibrant art scene, conference participants heard.
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He's also a big fan of Mack Maine, and he even said Rebirth was based.
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Scorpio is the sign of rebirth, and you are ready to make some transformations, too.
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This new Rebirth first issue is a great place to jump into this fun character.
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It wasn't some kind of revolutionary change that altered my personality; it wasn't a rebirth.
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Many will be hoping that Ramaphosa's selection signals a rebirth of the once-proud party.
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The move is like a rebirth, Ms. Wood said, and has inspired a new attitude.
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The rebels rebirth as a party competing for votes had been considered a central pillar.
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A rebirth is a lot easier if you have a clean sweep of the area.
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The group's current tactics mirror ISIS' strategy a decade ago, which led to its rebirth.
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And that's perhaps what makes Pee-wee Herman the perfect candidate for a Netflix rebirth.
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She's since moved, but that place in the woods remains a powerful symbol of rebirth.
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Sure, the wedding parties are postponed, he said, but spring is a time of rebirth.
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LEFT BANK Art, Passion, and the Rebirth of Paris, 1940-50 By Agnès Poirier Illustrated.
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Pluto is the planet of death and rebirth—it's basically the bulldozer of the zodiac.
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You have to draw from this historical precedent and hope there will be a rebirth.
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Like many of the buildings lining the fetid waterway, it is poised for a rebirth.
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This documentary by Barbara Kopple accompanies Ms. Jones through chemotherapy, recovery and a musical rebirth.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — A new Saudi Arabia is undergoing a difficult and complicated rebirth.
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Eminem – Rebirth, 2010 Lil Wayne's rap-rock album Rebirth is often shrugged aside by his fans, but there's an electricity in the opening of single "Drop the World" that can't be ignored: "Drop the World" is, to most people, the standout track on Rebirth, the rare moment where Wayne's goal of bridging rap and rock sounds into one angsty symphony comes together, as well as being the song with Eminem on it.
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Shanell – Rebirth, 2010 If we buy the premise that Rebirth embraced the idea of the rock star as an emotionally vulnerable figure, "Runnin'" is unabashedly its emo high water mark, down to the 2006 Myspace beanie and wallet chain look Wayne rocks in the video.
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Morgan's dedicated interest in the occult and cycles of life and rebirth have been well documented.
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Working with the UAW members, the FCA rebirth was born when many doubted it would come.
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In 2008, the electric motor vehicle experienced a rebirth triggered by a rise in oil prices.
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The first, called Rebirth (embedded above), was designed by studio Quixel as an example of photorealism.
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The sun enters your sign today, and as the sign of rebirth, you're certainly feeling revitalized.
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It threatens not just a spike in terrorism but a rebirth of 1930s-style political violence.
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But despite slashing and burning the garden, the larger message was also about replanting and rebirth.
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After all, we witness songs, shows, and fashion trends experiencing a cultural rebirth all the time.
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After all, Pluto, the planet of renewal and rebirth, is the ruler of your career sector.
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Over the following decades the club would continue to rebirth new scenes including New York Hardcore.
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MUCH MORE ON THE FRONT PAGES FOR JUST PLAYING PART OF THE REBIRTH OF THE ECONOMY.
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It's a strange dichotomy, and in Green Arrow: Rebirth #1, the authors play with that dichotomy.
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Day 230: "Paradice" – Rebirth, 2010 A lot of people will tell you lies about rap history.
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Ernst suggested the name "Birthday" in reference to its surreal depiction of rebirth into new worlds.
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In anticipation of the warmer months and nature's ritual rebirth, many people clean out their houses.
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In astrology and nature-based faiths, the new moon represents rebirth and signals changes to come.
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Ana's themes of identity and displacement, nature and rebirth, are not only universal but also timeless.
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And so this album feels like a bit of a rebirth (my words, not the band's).
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Midwestern cities are also seeing something of a rebirth, especially in downtown and near-downtown areas.
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Change is good—but you know this, being the sign of death and rebirth and all.
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Over the past few months, DC Comics has been teasing a "rebirth" theme through their works.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth—what are you ready to let go of?
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People will be willing to compromise, but remember, Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth.
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Appropriately titled "Loose Ends," the closing event was part funeral, part rebirth and all hedonistic rager.
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Day 355: "Prom Queen" – Rebirth, 2010 In 2017, every rapper wants to be a rock star.
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Rebirth was quite literal in its aim: It imagined a new course forward for Lil Wayne.
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In China it represented good luck, prosperity and rebirth in its ability to shed its skin.
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Times Review: In "The Rebirth of New York Fashion," a 2019 fashion review by Vanessa Friedman.
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Death is actually a rebirth, and it can be a beautiful experience if you let it.
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Ricardo Rossello, can accomplish the same type of fiscal rebirth New York experienced during my governorship.
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At 1,776 feet high, the tower is a glaring reminder of the city's reconstruction and rebirth.
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Narrator: Detroit continues to draw outside investment, leading to the rebirth of many of its neighborhoods.
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"It's like a rebirth," said Adrianne Collins, a native Detroiter who lives in the city's northeast.
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I'm a Nietzschean, meaning I think of death and decay as creative agencies that engender rebirth.
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For a long time I have been talking about the need for a rebirth of civility.
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Women cut off a small lock of hair in a sign of spiritual rebirth and renewal.
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The rebirth of the Brewers began in 313, a season in which they lost 231 games.
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"His tenure corresponds with what I hope is the rebirth of the Mets organization," Alderson said.
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A growing farm-to-table movement has generated optimism in recent years about an agricultural rebirth.
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Today, the "Phoenix event" is a REBIRTH, or the rising of a phoenix from the ashes.
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"YouTube is my rebirth," he told Mashable in an email interview translated from Spanish to English.
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The industry has forgotten BoJack's indiscretions, allowing him to walk entertainment's dollar-paved road to rebirth.
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For some, the difficulties of a migrant's life — principally dislocation and isolation — inspired a spiritual rebirth.
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To put Tasmania's recent rebirth in the proper perspective, it's necessary to understand its dark history.
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As a new mother too, the 212013-year-old juggles concepts of rebirth and renewal throughout.
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Flowers are associated universally with optimism, rebirth, the vitality of nature, and the cycle of life.
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Pluto is a freaky planet: It's the lord of the underworld, and symbolizes death and rebirth.
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If there's an obvious antecedent to the music Lil Wayne made on Rebirth, it's Linkin Park.
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The combination of work and on site support has created a rebirth of sorts for many staff.
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Rebirth was a central theme of Tadashi Shoji's spring show, which included ethereal gowns and voluminous skirts.
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Jonah Goldberg is up next and says the rebirth of populism and nationalism is destroying American democracy.
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And hold onto that positivity on Friday when action planet Mars squares Pluto, the planet of rebirth.
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And, this being a Buddhist country, there was the endless cycle of suffering and rebirth to consider.
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While we didn't quite know it at the time, the rebirth of the Maple Leafs had begun.
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Our answer will be a renewal of will, a rediscovery of resolve and a rebirth of devotion.
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There is energy all around, because the excitement of Spring and the moment of rebirth is here.
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Individual audience members joined a mysterious man (actor Terence Leclere) to discuss themes of identity and rebirth.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth, so get ready for major transformations, my brave ram.
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Aware of the pressure, Maduro has vowed an economic "rebirth" for Venezuela if he wins on Sunday.
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It's all part of the long rebirth that the neighborhood has undergone in the last 15 years.
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A first wave of cadaverous firms are seeking rebirth under a bankruptcy code adopted in December 2016.
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Don't worry, this isn't that big of a deal—it's only the planet of death and rebirth.
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Indeed, Easter marks a change, and it has to do with the feeling of rebirth or regeneration.
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For better or for worse, all of these moments represent rebirth, or coming into your true form.
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It's six years since the launch of the iPad and, with it, the rebirth of tablet computers.
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Across pretty much every belief system, water is seen as a path to personal transformation and rebirth.
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A broad smile spreads across his face as he witnesses the first steps of his park's rebirth.
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Pluto is the planet of death and rebirth—let things go so new life can come, Cancer!
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But you're also the sign of death and rebirth, meaning that change is kind of your jam.
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Kimchi and Chips use the shape as a vehicle to explore themes of birth, death, and rebirth.
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Which brings me to the biggest surprise of the year: The rebirth of the Assassin's Creed franchise.
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Or was he trying, in making Rebirth, to relive a youth that he had been deprived of?
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The history of the city's current music reputation — its "musical rebirth" — can be traced to the 1970s.
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"All in all, there is a sense that Chipotle's rebirth is running out of steam," Saunders said.
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The plan was to commemorate a 22019 cross burning on Stone Mountain that marked the Klan's rebirth.
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Our answer will be a renewal of will, a rediscovery of resolve, and a rebirth of devotion.
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"Trump said the newly released Republican tax reform plan would result in the "rebirth of American industry.
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He didn't want to treat his trans identity as a "rebirth" and erase the person he was.
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Will the public embrace the decidedly un-rock-'n'-roll rebirth of the Rock N Roll McDonalds?
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And so act two felt like the dramatic rebirth, in part due to the setlist and visuals.
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She grew sick of him controlling her and another rebirth came in the form of new love.
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But the rebirth that took him to victory in the 1968 election took years of careful choreography.
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Divorce followed, but the book depicts it not so much as a tragedy as a joyful rebirth.
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His appearance with the president last month confirms how low-key brazenly he remains one in rebirth.
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What kind of redemption, or rebirth, is this, in which the participants appear joyless if not coerced?
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For a T.O.L.D. twist, write 'LIFE' on one, 'DEATH' on a second and 'REBIRTH' on the third.
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The Shortlist EVERYTHING YOU LOVE WILL BURNInside the Rebirth of White Nationalism in AmericaBy Vegas Tenold313 pp.
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"Borscht Diez was our death and funeral, Borscht 0 is our rebirth," chairman Brett Potter tells Hyperallergic.
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A few months later came "Attention," the slick, lithe, panting funk vamp that announced Mr. Puth's rebirth.
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Our answer will be a renewal of will, a rediscovery of resolve and a rebirth of devotion.
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Helen, Lee's senior by more than a decade, restored him to health and nurtured a creative rebirth.
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It is a story of resurrection and rebirth, of the transformation of something profane into something sacred.
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Apart from promising a Utopian economic "rebirth", he has given few details on his post-election plans.
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Now, after a bit of a rebirth, the British company is finally releasing pieces a techie would love.
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AriesMarch 21 to April 193On the 2nd, Venus moves into your eighth house of sex, death, and rebirth.
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So would her mom, who says it's led to "a rebirth" and wishes she had done it earlier.
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But you are the sign of death and rebirth, so you do know that moving on is important.
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Its snow-crystals of prose settle into an eerily moving sequence of meditations on destruction, bereavement and rebirth.
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The release of the Nintendo Entertainment system was the rebirth of home gaming after the crash of Atari.
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But at the end of it comes Easter Sunday — the celebration of Jesus' rebirth and evasion of death.
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In the recent DC Comics event Rebirth, Wally finally returned, but this was after a 5-year absence.
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I moved here and these guys had a thing called 'Toronto funky' and it was like a rebirth.
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Central to RBS's rebirth has been the tricky balancing act of slashing costs while keeping revenue broadly stable.
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It was a rebirth, as a way to get into the idea of making a teenage horror film.
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Our combined anxiety vibrated as we numbly ate breakfast before heading to Betsy's house for the Rebirth Ceremony.
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I finally feel like myself, so it kind of, in a sense, is a rebirth day … a renaissance.
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Thus, absent the church, the Jews would experience a great religious rebirth and rebuild their temple in Jerusalem.
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But, she decided, if she could not give birth to a child, she could engineer her own rebirth.
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Her insistence that her rebirth renders the past moot seems like a desperate effort to wall off trauma.
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It is from these few historical records that the team has created a blueprint for the building's rebirth.
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But Lateiki's cycles of death and rebirth give scientists clues to the nature of the magmatic machinations below.
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It opens up the possibility of a rebirth—one that could have never come if we stayed comfortable.
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Rebirth is fortified by the mandatory hope of a new father for the world his children are inheriting.
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Manabu Ikeda's Rebirth was originally displayed at the Chazen Museum of Art, and is currently traveling to Japan.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth, and your social life certainly has gone through some endings.
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The ancient traditions call it rebirth, the awakening of the higher self, the rekindling of the inner flame.
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Animal rebirth seems strange to outsiders, but it makes logical sense in the Buddhist conception of the soul.
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Both Mars and Pluto are explosive: Mars is the planet of war, while Pluto rules death and rebirth.
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Maybe even a rebirth of civility, which has virtually disappeared from politics, and perhaps our culture as well.
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He lasted through the team's rebirth, making his first trip to the playoffs in 1995, his final season.
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The movement claims, with some poetic exaggeration, that Mr. Wang's walk was a milestone in its modern rebirth.
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The show's rebirth was the brainchild of Sara Gilbert, the actress who plays one of Roseanne Conner's daughters.
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She burns down her home and abandons her children and suffers physical agony as part of her rebirth.
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But all that changes with his rebirth as the anarchist activist Isaac Abramson, whose online avatar is Boomer1.
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In our dreams, he performed the beautiful and erotic profane poetry of war-making: degradation, humiliation, death, rebirth.
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But for rebirth to occur, wasn't it necessary that the death of the traditional Indian past be acknowledged?
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But the protagonist of Chamoiseau's novel finds an exhilarating freedom and rebirth in his encounter with untamable nature.
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The latter do not see progress but an endless cycle of humiliation, death and rebirth that repeats itself.
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But responding to Mr. Ahmadinejad's desire for a political rebirth might require a more finessed response, analysts said.
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The company published Rebirth, in which many heroes who had been pushed aside during a 2011 reboot returned.
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Whenever you see it, it reminds us of our rebirth, and the recovery and revitalization of Lower Manhattan.
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On February 260, 2000, Ephesus had three co-pastors, 24 active members, and a solidifying plan for rebirth.
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The discovery of the cone buried with the woman could suggest the cones are a symbol of rebirth.
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Where the American frontier once symbolized perennial rebirth, President Trump's signature project now looms like a national tombstone.
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Both talk a lot about the mass extinguishment of human life, along with the rebirth of the world.
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And so today it makes sense to discuss another resurrection, the one in the hook of Lil Wayne's "I'm So Over You," which is about resurrecting your sense of self after a breakup and is also a rebirth in the sense that it is on the Lil Wayne rock album, Rebirth.
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If blacks saw the rebirth of Jim Crow under Obama, some Latinos saw a rebirth of "Juan Crow" -- the denigration of Latino people and systematic attempts to stifle their political power, says Francisco Ramos, who manages graduate programs at Duke University and writes about multiculturalism and the politics of identity.
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Most people, it's safe to say, didn't see Lehman Brothers' rebirth in the form of a line of whiskeys.
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This era seems to represent refresh and rebirth for Taylor, which perfectly coincides with her use of pastel hues.
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McDonald's fries have been through a lot over the past twenty years, but they're about to experience a rebirth.
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The work exhibited doesn't want to acknowledge that neighborhoods go through cycles of birth, maturation, death, and also rebirth.
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That was true in 1998 when the show started, 2006 when the show ended, and now in it's rebirth.
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It promises a national rebirth, a return to an idealised past and the retrieval of an "authentic" native identity.
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The late rebirth of the storm in the Gulf of Mexico came only on Wednesday, with an 11 p.m.
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"Dear rebirth participants you're all very brave for sending me off on my journey," she wrote in her invitation.
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Scorpio is also the sign of death and rebirth, making this an especially transformative time to process your feelings.
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Then Ford struck a deal to buy what Detroiters now hope will become a symbol of the city's rebirth.
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Motorists now in their mid-70s were born after the war and helped drive Japan's economic rebirth, he says.
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Once he finally makes it to California, Griffith says the experience will symbolize a "rebirth" of sorts for him.
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Like Nefertiti, Beyoncé is portrayed as a goddess of sexuality, fertility, and rebirth, which she offers to Jay-Z.
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Trust me when I tell you there was no part of X: Rebirth that you wanted to be replaying.
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The upcoming Easter holiday is, for Christians, a celebration of beginnings, resurrection, the promise of rebirth and new life.
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Yet for all these visions of the apocalypse, each cataclysm is an opportunity for the rebirth of the self.
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It's a rebirth that no one really wanted, but sod what you think, football fans, you're having it anyway.
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That's when he decides to take up the mantle again and be the new Superman for the Rebirth universe.
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"Rebirth" was a case where critics didn't like the movie much, but still liked it more than audiences did.
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The 2016 exhibition, "Rites of Spring," brings contemporary form to centuries of mythic celebrations that welcome rebirth and renewal.
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Chris Carnabuci's "Mariposita" stood 26-feet tall and depicted a woman emerging from an egg, symbolizing transformation and rebirth.
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"This is a big opportunity for the downtown to see some rebirth," said West Orange's mayor, Robert D. Parisi.
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For many people, it's a day of celebration, since it symbolizes the rebirth of nature in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Before her rebirth as cool-as-hell dance-pop superstar, Robyn was a sorta-awkward teenage dance-pop superstar.
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This evening brings plenty to talk about as your ruling planet Mercury connects with the planet of rebirth, Pluto.
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Autotune is the sound of music now and its rebirth as an artistic tool will be Kanye's lasting legacy.
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In the first few years, I tried to explain death and rebirth to grieving families with my highfalutin theology.
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The whole appeal of Mr. Neeson's late-career rebirth as an action hero is that it looks like hell.
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But Dr. Newbrough promised that rebirth was coming: A new era was dawning right here in America, called Kosmon.
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Depending on where you mark its start, we've had 15 to 13 years of the rebirth of the cocktail.
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Like all the biggest hair trends of the year, the rebirth of the chunky highlight took place on Instagram.
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The two young people in the earth are not experiencing a glorious rebirth; it is both perilous and painful.
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This November, Borscht Festival celebrated an extravagant "rebirth" with unique, homegrown South Florida programming — and a ton of hedonism.
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He too seems burdened by his existence and is looking for an exit, or perhaps the promise of rebirth.
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Ninth Ward Rebirth Bike Tours in New Orleans, for example, donates $5 of its $65 fee to local charities.
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"Our state of mind at the time of death can influence the quality of our next rebirth," he wrote.
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Messenger Mercury trines Pluto, the planet of rebirth on Sunday helping us to communicate our ambitions to each other.
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Both toy companies' success was largely tied to Toys "R" Us prior to the retailer's financial demise and rebirth.
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A child's birth is seen as the rebirth of a deceased relative, with ancestors returning as their own descendants.
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In fact, there is potential for creativity and rebirth in Chapter 153, the uniquely American law for corporate reorganizations.
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth, bringing you some very intriguing information.
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I represent his estate and the rebirth of interest in his work is continuing to revitalize the abstract art world.
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Change is coming—Pluto is the planet of death and rebirth, and whenever it's around, transformation is sure to happen.
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"Our inner cities will find a rebirth of hope, safety and opportunity," Trump said before bringing up Kaepernick's free agency.
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He credited CPAC with helping launch his rebirth as a politician by giving him for a speaking slot in 2011.
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It means creating incentives for entrepreneurs to open businesses in America's Heartland states and in cities in need of rebirth.
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It's about rebirth and shedding skin, but also sounds full of grudges and not letting things go—somewhat contradictory motives.
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The experts warning of an al-Qaeda resurgence universally agree that the group owes its rebirth to avoiding the limelight.
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Using Dionysian cult rituals as a stylistic frame, the video explores death and rebirth, pain and ecstasy, destruction and recovery.
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Yeah, and really, that's what Ragnarok is about — the death of the old world and the rebirth of the new.
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Gurus, deities, mythology, rituals, yajna (or sacrifice), meditation, and rebirth — even the worship of plants or herbs is fair game.
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"The egg shape seeks to symbolize rebirth and new opportunities at the start of Kiruna's urban transformation," the architects said.
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Says Simon, "We took it as a blessing from God on our union, symbolizing renewal, cleansing, rebirth and answered prayers."
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When a groomer shaved off 35 pounds of matted fur from his body, it was like a rebirth for Lazarus.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth, and you're going to feel a major rejuvenation mentally at this time.
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But perhaps more importantly, it served as a rebirth of public protest in the US during the twenty-first century.
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The next seven years will involve experimentation of all kinds when it comes to matters of death, taxes, and rebirth.
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THE most exciting, if also the most troubling, change in British politics in recent years is the rebirth of ideology.
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The fastest-growing varieties tend to be the evangelical ones, which emphasise the need for spiritual rebirth and Biblical authority.
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In the instance of Aguilar's work, that story took on a traceable, vulnerable form, a constant rebirth of new beginnings.
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Ryan's hints at capitulation yesterday similarly are not the harbinger of the death of the Republican Party, but its rebirth.
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The developer named the property Renaissance on Main, thinking it would serve as a symbol of western North Dakota's rebirth.
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One can't say the same thing about Paterson, which feels both like a culmination and a rebirth for the director.
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In fact, this story has a beginning that goes back to the rebirth of U.S.-China ties in the 1970s.
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Also, the color of it is like the ocean, so it's like a rebirth from the sea, so to speak.
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Some commentators viewed the result as a chance for a rebirth of Germany's struggling traditional parties and its overall democracy.
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In building the United States, the Founders built a political system and a society capable of reform, renewal, and rebirth.
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For the rebirth of a new conservatism movement, we must reject the alt-right's hatred and language in our narrative.
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The doctrine has had a rebirth in the wake of the financial crisis, with a particular vengeance for leveraged buyouts.
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There was a schedule, much like a wedding itinerary, which included happy hour cocktails leading up to Sunday's Rebirth Ceremony.
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As Monster approaches its 20-year anniversary, it says it is embracing a "rebirth" with a greater emphasis on lifestyle.
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There's a stereotype that Scorpios are self-destructive...and it's a sad misconception of the sign of rebirth and transformation!
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Rebirth set in motion several fascinating, thoughtful stories about well-established characters like Wonder Woman, and introduced fresh, new heroes.
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This weekend's Cancer full moon brings an emotional transformation, illuminating your very psychic and intimate house of death and rebirth.
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The Moon is currently in Scorpio, the sign of death and rebirth, encouraging you to let go of bad habits.
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The energy when Mars opposes Pluto is harsh—Mars rules war, and Pluto is the planet of death (and rebirth).
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"One of the main elements of this transition can be the rebirth of civil society," he wrote at the time.
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Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth, is currently in Capricorn, where it's activating the relationship sector of your chart.
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The rebirth scene in Inside is a powerful scene where both the player and the playable character lose complete agency.
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She fills her welded steel structures with seeds, proposing a nourishing rebirth from the detritus of a post-colonial future.
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Each one of us went through this alone, but each of us knows others who went through this moral rebirth.
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Pluto, the planet of sex, rebirth and transformation moves through conservative Capricorn, encouraging us to set solid boundaries with others.
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That is a constant part of Silicon Valley, the death and the rebirth of these products and and these organizations.
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At a pro-government May Day rally in Caracas, he promised "an economic rebirth" for Venezuela after his re-election.
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"Mushrooms represent rebirth, rejuvenation, regeneration," says the mycologist Paul Stamets, noting how fungi-based technology can even decontaminate the environment.
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After the race, the victors celebrate by sucking on pacifiers or drinking cheap wine from baby bottles to symbolize rebirth.
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Today, the iconic ship's rebirth could serve a similar unifying purpose, something its namesake country needs now more than ever.
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Joshua Z. Weinstein's "Menashe" is not the product of a time machine but the belated rebirth of a venerable tradition.
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Sadly, that was not the case for the game's rebirth in 2016, nor is it for the sequel, Doom Eternal.
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" After thinking about it, "I started to repeat things," he recalled in the BBC documentary "Krautrock: The Rebirth of Germany.
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But he also acknowledged the real source of his rebirth by praising Saudi Arabia's powerful Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
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The resulting paintings highlight the land's transformation, with brown for destruction and decay, yellow and green for regeneration and rebirth.
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"When we started writing we were tackling bigger themes about the universe about life and death and rebirth," says Alice.
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She captioned the picture, "#WhyIWearBlack Because this rebirth and awakening coincided with my pregnancy, my unborn daughter and I wear black."
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As a social structure, the Indian caste system is unique in the world as it is based on birth and rebirth.
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Scorpio season begins and as the sun moves through the sign of rebirth, you are empowered to kick a bad habit.
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Their discoveries are published in Drowned River: The Death and Rebirth of Glen Canyon on the Colorado, out from Radius Books.
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More interesting than Richie's domestic life has been how his rebirth as a raging bull affects his staff at American Century.
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Uranus moves into your eighth house of sex, death, and rebirth this March and stays there for the next seven years.
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To prep for tomorrow's Vine shutdown and rebirth as Vine Camera, Twitter now automatically loops all videos shorter than 6.5 seconds.
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Venus, the planet of love and beauty, will form a sextile with Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth, on Friday.
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Snyder wrote over 50 issues of Batman during DC Comics's New 52 series, which took place before the recent Rebirth event.
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In the letter, which has recently resurfaced, the young Viktor Orban said he wanted to study the "rebirth of civil society".
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She was joined in her Clinton support by Cubs president—and one of the architects of the team's rebirth—Theo Epstein.
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Think about this: the glorious Sun, a symbol of vitality and life, connecting with the planet of death, destruction, and rebirth.
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Pluto is the planet of transformation and evolution; like your sign, Scorpio, it is tied to themes around death and rebirth.
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This is not a time to cling on to the past—let everything go and allow a rebirth to take place.
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Water seeps through his work, whether for purification ("Ablutions," 2005) rebirth ("Ascension," 2000), or time-keeping ("He Weeps For You," 1976).
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Equilibrium: An Allegory of Rebirth opens May 5th at The Lodge Gallery as part of Frieze Week in New York City.
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"Today marks the rebirth of the London Taxi Company," Chris Gubbey, chief executive of the LTC, said in a news release.
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For many, spring suggests rebirth and rejuvenation; flowers blooming, birds chirping, and maybe even the desire to clean your whole house.
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While you might be the sign of death and rebirth, you can actually be pretty boring, Scorpio—you like your routines!
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Before the state bought the property, the mountaintop in 1915 was the site of the rebirth of the Ku Klux Klan.
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There was a schedule, much like a wedding itinerary, which included happy hour cocktails leading up to a Sunday Rebirth Ceremony.
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The rebirth of American manufacturing will not be possible without a heavy investment in automation and robotics by American-based firms.
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But it also symbolizes the rebirth of Lower Manhattan after the devastation of 9673/2967 and the dark days that followed.
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It's no coincidence that the rebirth of Welsh international football has come alongside Swansea City's rise to the English Premier League.
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The competition has intensified with the rise of the internet and the rebirth and globalization of Silicon Valley in the 2000s.
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For many in the older generation, the graying fighters of the FARC, the future brings the possibility of a political rebirth.
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Given this disarray, the most enduring legacy of 1984 might not be Donald Trump's presidency, but the rebirth of American socialism.
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November brings a full moon in Earth sign Taurus and a new moon in Scorpio, the sign of death and rebirth.
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The vernal equinox, she explains, is inextricably linked with this cycle of rebirth, as well as the feminine presence of nature.
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Pluto is a freaky planet—it symbolizes death and rebirth and can often bring up difficult emotions, even jealousy and obsession!
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Your sign is the sign of death and rebirth, and you're ruled by the Water element, which symbolizes emotions and intuition.
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Your ruling planet Venus squares off with the planet of death and rebirth later this afternoon, creating a very intense energy.
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A full moon arrived early this morning, at 1:23 AM. It's currently Scorpio season, the sign of death and rebirth.
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But when a fire destroyed his studio in New York, Zadikian turned his devastating loss into an artistic rebirth in California.
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If the acoustic blankets were Khan's cocoons, her latest installation is the growth required before her eventual rebirth into a singer.
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It's currently hanging out Earth sign Capricorn; during this time, you will experience a rebirth around your self-worth, especially financially.
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Now, a decade after The Dark Descent, Frictional is returning to the world of Amnesia with a proper sequel, Amnesia: Rebirth.
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All of them seem to emerge from what could be bodies of water or portals, suggesting the radical possibilities of rebirth.
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The book pushes the Renaissance as a rebirth of the classical brilliance nearly lost during centuries mired in dullness and pain.
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But painting, perhaps because it is so old, seems unusually inclined to rebirth, to responding to its time in surprising ways.
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However it's interpreted, a hundred years after its rebirth, Melville's seafaring story is almost refreshing in its simplicity and shattering tragedy.
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Perhaps that's because the humble egg carries a lot of symbolism, including calling to mind rebirth and the circle of life.
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Richard Seymour is an editor at Salvage magazine and the author, most recently, of "Corbyn: The Strange Rebirth of Radical Politics."
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It marked a sort of rebirth, a freedom from the hands of an oppressive king, not to mention his military representatives.
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"We created this piece together to represent a rebirth of the spirit," Capozzi wrote in a post about Demi's new ink.
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And "Burning Bright (Field on Fire)" is a slow, pitiless, formidably layered rock stomp that could be about immolation or rebirth.
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Its principal characters are the archetypal figures Michael, Lucifer, and Eve, who represent the cosmic forces of creation, rebellion, and rebirth.
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They see the Horizon plant, which is expected to produce enough electricity for 5.5 million homes, as a vehicle for rebirth.
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Full of hope, rebirth and promise, the new year also can bring with it the dreaded and often-times-broken resolutions.
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The bear, which hibernates in the winter and returns to the spring, is a symbol of rebirth after the long winter.
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Life, Death, Rebirth is the first major video art exhibition at the Royal Academy, and like all firsts, it presents challenges.
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Bill Viola/Michelangelo: Life, Death, Rebirth continues at the Royal Academy of Arts (Burlington House, Piccadilly, London UK) through March 31.
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Inspired by her residency in Cali, Colombia, it's both an installation on death and rebirth and the marginalization of Afro-Latinos.
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But now, almost a full decade after rhythm games peaked, Harmonix wants to give the genre a grand rebirth in virtual reality.
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The planet of rebirth and revealed truths will be moving backward until October 3rd, helping us to become aware of hidden knowledge.
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The ultimate goal is to have karma that will free a soul and gain moksha, or liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
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A city's rebirth Between 1999 and 2015, $24 billion was invested in downtown Los Angeles, according to the Downtown LA Market Report.
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On Friday, Kanye West finally released the long-awaited album Jesus Is King, an 11-song summation of the rapper's Christian rebirth.
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"Rebirth," the theme of the ready-to-wear collection, gave a nod to the '70s with easy sleeves and soft, feminine dresses.
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I have no idea, but the Bible compares our rebirth to an acorn becoming a tree and a seed becoming a flower.
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This is a film about rebirth as evidenced in the design of the film's poster, inspired by Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus."
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Since its Cold War rebirth, contemporary Berlin has gained a reputation as one of the most LGBT-friendly cities in the world.
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The Park Hotel's rebirth is one part of a municipal experiment that could extend nationwide if Jeremy Corbyn steers Labour into power.
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Classical associations of Ostara include white hares and eggs and even snakes, which are associated with the cycle of death and rebirth.
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This season's batch of products is proof that fall is — hands down — the best time of year for a beauty collection rebirth.
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Could Perry be giving a nod to this trope by personifying her own type of "rebirth" through these historical and powerful women?
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We were there to document that rebirth of street skateboarding—it was just a good healthy time for skateboarding and the magazine.
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Make no mistake: male entitlement, sexism, and most alarmingly, the rebirth of the double standard — they're all on the ballot next week.
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It was likely that Silk Road's rebirth, which DPR2 was now at the helm of, would be met with a similar reaction.
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Kamto, who leads the Movement for the Rebirth of Cameroon (MRC), was greeted by screams from supporters as he made his announcement.
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I'm going to put $20 on Rebirth and remain confused about why T-Boz and Chilli just didn't think of something themselves.
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"#WhyIWearBlack Because this rebirth and awakening coincided with my pregnancy, my unborn daughter and I wear black," Burton, 35, captioned the photo.
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By limiting investment by banks and forcing accountability to federal regulators, we are preventing the rebirth of "too big to fail" institutions.
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It's the planet of death and rebirth—and the deaths and rebirths today will be major, thanks to bloated, gluttonous Jupiter's influence!
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Saturn, the planet of fears and obligations, has been in Sagittarius, occupying the sector of your chart that rules death and rebirth.
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Pluto might be the planet of death, but it also symbolizes rebirth—and brings some exciting secret treasures to share with you.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth, and Jupiter is the planet of luck—an important transformation will certainly take place.
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There's something of a rebirth happening in Columbus, with additional urban developments springing up outside its downtown, luring new companies and workers.
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What we saw last night was a renaissance of that Manifest Destiny — a rebirth and re-dedication to the pursuit of exceptionalism.
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As Kirkman preaches unity and rebirth, a video of a police officer beating a Muslim-American to death in Michigan quickly circulates.
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Next week the Democratic presidential candidates will debate here in Detroit, the symbol of the industrial Midwest's rise, fall and fledgling rebirth.
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This unusual rebirth makes for a riveting inquiry into globalization — not just for these workers in Ohio, but across all American life.
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Medina was, Willis told me, non-committal about releasing Experiments in Time—the soft, synthetic album that he saw as his rebirth.
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Meet Me in the Bathroom: Rebirth and Rock and Roll in New York City 2001-2011 is out now via Harper Collins.
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Unsurprisingly there are multiple allusions to death and rebirth, but they feel much less linked to questions surrounding religion or the afterlife.
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The result is a series of elegant, hypnotic paintings that visually represent the human soul's cycle of birth, death, decay, and rebirth.
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It's for his song "The Cave of Rebirth" and is taken from Hamasyan's upcoming album An Ancient Observer, released on Nonesuch Records.
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Mr. Kwiatkowski, who is white and grew up in suburban Detroit, said he wanted to be a part of the city's rebirth.
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The Port Authority needed to placate its political masters, who wanted speed, press approval and a shining symbol of New York's rebirth.
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Marvel was in a rebirth, starting with the publication of The Fantastic Four in 29, and continuing with Thor and the Hulk.
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When the counter goes black, it represents death, and then, when the count recommences, it is a symbol of rebirth and renewal.
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You are the sign of death and rebirth, and indeed, this Venus retrograde will find you undergoing a brilliant, if intense, transformation.
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"I don't think it's out of place at all," Mr. McGunnigle said, adding that the town seems to be experiencing a rebirth.
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The Bill Murray classic is an easy touchstone, but really, each Russian Doll episode's unbreaking cycle of death and rebirth defies comparison.
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Gab's mascot is a frog, which Mr. Torba claims is based on religious and natural sources associating frogs with exodus and rebirth.
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Yet Sunday night, Swift was declared the victor, a fitting representation of the endurance and rebirth preached in her current Lover era.
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Or this could be a glorious rebirth for the American ideal, an affirmation, and restating of everlasting truths for a new generation.
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I think this book is about the birth of something extraordinary: the birth of a movement, but also the rebirth of hope.
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The priest says the image signifies "innocence and rebirth in Christ," suggesting that perhaps the perpetrator was readying him for the hereafter.
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Throughout his whole rebirth with UFC, it feels like Lawler has used the doubts that everyone had about him as his fire.
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Tenold's book about the experience, Everything You Love Will Burn: Inside the Rebirth of White Nationalism in America, came out this month.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth, so kicking a bad habit is definitely something you should try at this time.
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Spring is rebirth after the long death of winter, and traditional cultures didn't take the return of food and better weather for granted.
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Sure, Scorpio is the sign of depth, intensity, and rebirth, but sometimes being a little shallow is the deepest thing you can do.
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You might be the sign of death and rebirth, but you don't always cope well with a shake-up to your daily schedule.
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Today, ISIS has many more options for rebirth -- operating directly or in franchised form in 18 countries across the Middle East and Africa.
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Donald Trump is at heart a nostalgia president, promising Americans the rebirth of a particularly iconic class of vanishing coal and factory jobs.
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As they travel through the American East Coast, London, Morocco, and eventually the Arctic, Wash experiences new understandings of freedom, invention, and rebirth.
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Only the old Taylor would attempt a "don't give a shit" rebirth but then write a song about never letting the past go.
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It turns out McCain remained close to Shelby throughout the years and promoted the idea of a rebirth of the Super Snake program.
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Queer-owned stores and marketplaces like Official Rebrand, Rebirth Garments, the Phluid Project, and Radimo are dedicated safe-spaces for the LGBTQ+ community.
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Series fans have awaited a rebirth of the Half-Life series, which ended on an unbearable cliffhanger in Half-Life 2: Episode 2.
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If Rafael dos Anjos's rebirth at welterweight is built—in his mind—around his grappling, he may be in for a nasty surprise.
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In that moment, with Baldur's death, the God of War franchise begins the slow turn toward Ragnarok and the rebirth of the world.
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Since transitioning in 2015, and introducing Caitlyn to the world on the cover of Vanity Fair, Jenner has experienced something of a rebirth.
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Then Batman found the iconic button worn by the Comedian in the first issue of DC Rebirth — the book that relaunched the universe.
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REBIRTH The revival of interest in the Permian marks a reversal from the late 1990s, when production had been falling for two decades.
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In Middle Eastern and Central Asian communities, the vernal equinox ushers in Nowruz, a celebration of nature's rebirth that lasts for two weeks.
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But if some future season of rebirth is to lead to a lasting summer, there needs to be some thoroughgoing climate change first.
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A decade or so later, the smartphone came along, spawning an industry of miniaturized displays and sensors that facilitated VR's 21st-century rebirth.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth—let go of what's no longer serving you and open yourself up to new possibilities.
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Libra's planetary ruler Venus is topsy-turvy retrograde in the sign of death and rebirth (Scorpio), which helps you locate the restart button.
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Rebirth is written by Geoff Johns and drawn by a cadre of the DC's top artists (Phil Jimenez and Ivan Reis among them).
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While it might have taken 2808 different mixes, 8 audio engineers and 11 mix engineers this song successfully sounds like a cinematic rebirth.
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Sometimes I'll be locked into this cycle of death and rebirth against nigh-impossible odds until the bitter end, often 30 minutes later.
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This lunar event arrives only a week before the spring equinox and, quite appropriately, represents nature's inevitable rebirth after the dark winter months.
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This rebirth, so to speak, is what sets the stage for the Pagan holiday Beltane, a fertility festival that occurs one month later.
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It is two fingers thrown to winter but, as much as it's not that deep, it remains as that traditional time of rebirth.
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After all, McGregor is a national treasure in Ireland, a one-man revival, the rebirth of a long-dormant sense of fighting pride.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth, so expect a transformation in how the world sees you and what you're famous for.
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And in the face of Disney's creative rebirth, it rapidly became clear that Don Bluth Productions was about to become an also-ran.
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Thailand is overwhelmingly Buddhist, and the faithful believe that animals, through a cycle of rebirth into different life forms, can eventually attain nirvana.
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We don't know much about Rebirth, except that it takes place in the same universe, while focusing on a new character, Tasi Trianon.
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Mr. Brennan's story is one of many in the fascinating rebirth of cider production within a couple of hours of New York City.
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Jupiter, a planet that energetically exaggerates whatever it touches, will be in a challenging angle to Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth.
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He read the Bible with Dwight Eisenhower and prayed with Gerald Ford, and is credited with the spiritual rebirth of George W. Bush.
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In an ironic case of "what's old is new again," desktop PCs are not only not dead, they're seeing a rebirth of sorts.
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They surround a work, "Rebirth," by the Argentine sculptor Adrián Villar Rojas, in which nests and briaded wool rise from felled tree trunks.
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Part of the rite of passage is to wear all white for an entire year, which represents the process of rebirth and purification.
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This day also finds you connecting with powerful people and making intense emotional transformations as the sun meets Pluto, the planet of rebirth.
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His doctoral thesis in history, submitted a decade later, was on the rebirth of political parties in his home region after the war.
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This is the rebirth of Vine, which was the six-second video service that was hugely popular and then shut down in 216.
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"I think there is kind of a rebirth of new people coming into the concept of wanting to be responsibly armed," Schmidt said.
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The painter M. Mahdi Hamed Hassanzada moved back to Afghanistan from neighboring Iran in 2009 to play a part in its creative rebirth.
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Take a moment to examine the skins that you've shed since the planet of death and rebirth began his retrograde on April 303.
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Rebirth saw a beloved character return to the DC universe and contained a massive revelation that connects it to an Alan Moore masterwork.
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Amid hand wringing and cost cutting at many major magazines, there was a genuine excitement in 2017 around the rebirth of British Vogue.
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There's so much talk these days about the great urban rebirth that the persistent struggles of non-superstar cities are too often overlooked.
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This is a time of rebirth, when we come back to the earth from our six month stay in the underworld à la Persephone.
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Feelings are especially intense this afternoon as the Moon meets with the planet of death and rebirth, Pluto—but amazing transformation may be made!
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth, but little scorpion, you're only human, and you can sometimes fear change just like anyone else.
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You are the sign of death and rebirth, so a new moon always sounds good to you: New beginnings are what you're all about.
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Spelling described Beau as "everyone's baby" who came to symbolize "the rebirth" of her relationship with McDermott after the two weathered a cheating scandal.
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The Italian Renaissance not only brought about a rebirth of art, music, and culture, but also a renewed interest in the science of fighting.
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But, now — er, come June — a "rebirth" of the iconic French brand is coming to Balmain boutiques near you in the form of accessories.
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Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth, has been hanging out in your sign for nearly a decade—how are you holding up, Capricorn?
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The email newsletter also needs a modern equivalent, and maybe it can learn something from podcasts, which is seeing a major rebirth these days.
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Last year's Lagos Fashion Week was the largest and most well-attended showcase for the rebirth of Nigeria's textile industry we might hope for.
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Spelling described Beau as "everyone's baby" who came to symbolize "the rebirth" of her relationship with McDermott after the two weathered a cheating scandal.
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MICHAEL WILLIAMSLetchworth, Hertfordshire Although the House of Saud has suffered two catastrophic setbacks during its long dominance, it has managed rebirth in both cases.
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Movies described as "apocalyptic," a term so overused that it has seemingly lost its relevance and importance, typically provide a vision of societal rebirth.
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Reddit's Ohanian, however, traces the rebirth of GIFs back, at least in part, to another seminal moment in Internet history: the launch of YouTube.
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Was it reasonable or desirable to imagine a fantastical return to the glories of the temple period and the rebirth of an ancient language?
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Almost always, it becomes evident that the jihadi in question reached a mental breaking point that preceded his rebirth as a self-described martyr.
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Because as our excitement over the eclipse waned, like the moon cycling to its own rebirth, a monster storm was building in the Gulf.
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He published a number of poems—virtuoso pieces of rhetoric, for a poet in his late teens—on the theme of Syrian national rebirth.
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Someone using the codename Arnold has scripted everything from her rebirth to her rebellion to her screaming, "These are my decisions!" and storming out.
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"This seems like a funeral for so many things we care about, but it could actually be a rebirth for our movement," Cyril said.
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Revolving around death and rebirth, the series will, "literally guide living microorganisms through minute spatial features inside the artifacts of the dead," Oxman says.
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While discussing this, I brought up a personal pet theory—that respawning in a multiplayer FPS mirrors the Buddhist cycle of death and rebirth.
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The Washington debacle seemed to spell the end of him as a legitimate superstar, but then came his rebirth with the post-lockout Rangers.
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It's a world where illusions are being constantly shattered, which may lead to a rebirth out of the ashes or just straight-up annihilation.
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Many cultures understand this time of year to represent renewal and rebirth, the re-emergence of organic life after the long desolation of winter.
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At one point, when describing her surprise and excitement over the novel's rebirth as a Broadway musical, she slipped into the first person plural.
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But, in an ironic case of "what's old is new again," desktop PCs are not only not dead, they're seeing a rebirth of sorts.
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Years present: 1975 to 1981 In the psychic watery sign of Scorpio, Uranus emphasizes taboo topics and matters of psychology, sex, death, and rebirth.
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In a sleek promotional video for Unpolished, produced in 210 by the church's creative team, a child's voice narrates a vision of Cincinnati's rebirth.
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Indie bookstores saw a dramatic rebirth during the decade's final years, while Barnes & Noble appeared to be in the early stages of a resurgence.
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As part of the commemoration, the group would soon leave Poland and fly to Israel, to complete the journey from slaughter to Zionist rebirth.
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It presents the 1990s as a period of unrelieved misery and Mr. Putin's time in office as an era of prosperity and national rebirth.
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If anything, she has tilted her portrait of primordial energy — the personification of the endless cycle of destruction and rebirth — into an abstract realm.
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Saiz described the progression as starting with creation, continuing through the formation of the ego, and on to destruction and the possibility of rebirth.
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If ever there were a time for a major activism rebirth, it will be the arrival of a highly controversial president in the White House.
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This might be why the show seems to have so quickly glossed over Jon Snow's murder and subsequent rebirth thanks to the Lord of Light.
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In the book we start from 1978 when skateboarding "officially" dies, then there's the rebirth, the progression and all the people that got involved throughout.
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In 1995, as part of what she calls her spiritual healing, she changed her name to Tchiya Amet — which means "rebirth" and "truth" in Hebrew.
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I kind of feel like there's been a rebirth of electro, which is great because it's always been something I've enjoyed incorporating in my sets.
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The best part of this mini rebirth arrives when Frances realizes Robert returned one of her newly-rearranged pieces of furniture to its original spot.
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Again, Mars, as the warrior planet, is aggressive, but Pluto, the planet of death, destruction, and rebirth, is combustible in a much bigger, deeper way.
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To Jim Cramer, the story of the rebirth of the World Trade Center site is important not just for New Yorkers — but for all Americans.
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The rebirth of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal without the participation of America ("Repair job", November 18th) will have large consequences for the country.
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Astronomers have been observing it on and off for decades, and they can now confirm they've witnessed something amazing: a never-before-seen stellar rebirth.
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Since this moment in the moon's cycle appears to mimic death and rebirth, the new moon is often taken as a sign of new beginnings.
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Small-scale farmers, those who had led the farm-to-table movement that had generated hope for an agricultural rebirth amid a decade-long recession.
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Its characters deal with past trauma; experience sexual awakenings; explore death, rebirth, and eternity; and struggle to find personal meaning in a time of apocalypse.
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For Whack, who bounced around Philadelphia as a child, Philly is what she knows best, even if the city was about to witness her rebirth.
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There was the sabzi polo mahi, an herbed rice with smoked fish that represents life (fish), renewal and rebirth (fresh green herbs), and prosperity (rice).
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A new, morbid death simulation attraction has opened in Shanghai, and promises to take visitors on a "rebirth" to gain a new perspective on life.
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I love that "cotillions," which suggests a young, vulnerable person's idea of majesty and rebirth, as against the armored cosmic prattle of her noncompliant knight.
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Our young people need an affordable path to higher education that also supports the rebirth of communities where they grew up and go to college.
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During Nowruz, a celebration of rebirth and renewal, people color eggs, scrub their houses from top to bottom and eat copious amounts of fresh herbs.
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In many religions and cultures across the globe, butterflies are regarded as symbols of rebirth and a connection to a higher being, according to Owlcation.
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She has Mars and Mercury in Gemini, which makes her a great orator, and it's in her 8th house, which rules sex, death, and rebirth.
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The meal depends heavily on what nature can provide so that the guests can grasp how gradual and rewarding the process of rebirth can be.
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On January 7, the Sun, the source of energy for all life, will meet Pluto, the planet of death (and rebirth), in your sign, Capricorn.
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"The more I chatted with David, the more I realized that lodges are really about rebirth, about finding yourself after a difficult journey," Ahmed explains.
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Romney, the onetime GOP presidential nominee and Trump foil, won Utah's Republican Senate primary on Tuesday night, taking the next step in his political rebirth.
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California City's mayor, Jennifer Wood, who was also at the December groundbreaking ceremony, said that Tyson Ranch could usher in a "rebirth" for her city.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth, intimacy and sex and deep transformation: Expect to work with all these themes during this full moon.
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Valerio Cancellier, Cammy Stewart, and Phillip "3Kreuze," the three tattoo artists behind the collaborative project, want to bring back some ritual and rebirth to tattooing.
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I hope — for my family, for this country, for our global community — that a silver lining of this pandemic will be a rebirth of collectivism.
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Not only have they allowed these institutions to be born and flourish, but many have stood up and taken an active part in Jewish rebirth.
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Here's what they came up with: "Meet Me in the Bathroom: Rebirth and Rock and Roll in New York City 2001-2011" by Lizzy Goodman.
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The rebirth started well, with attractive bikes earning positive reviews from enthusiast publications, and the potential for growth was greater with Indian than with Victory.
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The American manufacturing sector has seen something of a rebirth over the past decade, even as it has shed jobs in its highly automated factories.
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One focal point for its energetic rebirth is the design store Slavica, a short walk from the Hotel Kyjev on a curvy pedestrianized side street.
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I think that WEATHER, ORBIT, REBIRTH, EAST WIND and ETERNITY all worked nicely with the passage, and there were some other nods to natural forces.
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Gospel witness, missionary work, conversion, rebirth in Christ: all can be meaningful signs of membership in the elect, and yet none can change God's will.
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But just as quickly it became apparent that rebirth for the Christian community in Iraq is unlikely, given how few seem to want to return.
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In a landscape without visible seasons, it was a reminder there are some cycles of loss and rebirth beyond anticipation, and probably for the better.
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I came to Berryessa Snow Mountain to see about the possibility of rebirth — indeed, to remind myself how to imagine what that could look like.
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Corey Henry, who has been a member of the redoubtable Rebirth Brass Band and Galactic, combined them in his Treme Funktet set at Jazz Fest.
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We're craving depth and intimacy as the moon moves through the sign of transformation and rebirth—stay flexible and don't indulge jealous or possessive feelings.
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Ankiel's MLB rebirth was one of the feel-good stories of 2007, and he had a truly great full season as a hitter in 2008.
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To begin with, Barcelona has a continual, centuries-long history of urban rebirth and transformation, often at the hands of iconoclastic urban visionaries like Rueda.
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The planet of death and rebirth, Pluto, begins its retrograde in Capricorn at 8:47 AM, encouraging us to reflect on our own personal evolutions.
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Backstage Beauty Report Simone Rocha, who only recently became a mother while designing her fall/winter 2016 collection, was inspired by birth — and rebirth — this season.
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Scorpio is the sign of rebirth, and this full moon marks a change in you—you no longer need to cling to your old security blankets.
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She said she even envisions a comeback of analog porn similar to the recent rebirth of vinyl among hardcore music collectors and Urban Outfitters shoppers alike.
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Though often forgotten amid the spectacle that is Hollywood, Sunset Boulevard, and Beverly Hills, downtown Los Angeles (#DTLA) is in the middle of a massive rebirth.
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Birth and rebirth Hinduism, the world's third largest religion, traces its roots back to the most ancient extant religious text in the world, the Rig Veda.
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It had one of the longest runs for a single superhero story under one writer – 56 issues – without going through any kind of rebirth or relaunch.
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New moons always represent beginnings, renewal, and rebirth — meaning this energy is a perfect fit for Scorpio, the sign of sex, death, transformation, and the occult.
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Sales during the month were helped by DC's own universe-altering "Rebirth" storyline; two related Batman titles landed in the month's top 5 most popular comics.
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"I believe the definition of definition is reinvention," wrote former Black Flag frontman Henry Rollins in a 1993 Details essay linking physical fitness with personal rebirth.
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Many saw the opportunity to work in Four World Trade Center as an honor; an exceptional privilege to be part of the rebirth of the complex.
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All hail, for the early 2000's have apparently returned with the rebirth of a (possibly, probably fake) thing nobody really wanted: The Rainbow Sex Party.
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According to Brett, focusing on brick-and-mortar stores — rather than online, as so many retailers were at the time — was crucial to the brand's rebirth.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth— it's time for you to let go of the past and learn about new places, people, and ideas.
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Finally, the Sun, which is the planet of life and vitality, will connect with Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth, helping us undergo intense transformations.
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The leaders of the SPD are willing to do another deal with Mrs Merkel; especially Sigmar Gabriel, who has enjoyed a political rebirth as foreign minister.
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Sky Cubacub is a non-binary designer and the owner of Rebirth Garments, one of few brands dedicated to the non-binary, trans, and disabled communities.
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On December 18th China celebrated the 40th anniversary of the start of its "reform and opening" period, the rebirth of the economy following Mao's disastrous rule.
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That, the Royal Collection says in a statement, symbolized the "rebirth and growth" after World War II. • Want to keep up with the latest royals coverage?
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A retrospective of Muniz's massively diverse artwork, Vik Muniz: Photography and the Rebirth of Wonder , just opened at the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia.
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It was considered a day to worship the Divine Feminine that lives in us all and to honor the cycles of creation and death and rebirth.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth, and you've likely disposed of some of your old thought patterns as a result of this full moon.
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In a couple of weeks, Brood V will begin its ascent from under the Earth to burst forth in a cacophony of rebirth, hunger, and sex.
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Buddhism, which was brought to China by Indian missionaries around the first century A.D., added the idea of continuous rebirth and the retributive effects of Karma.
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Tension will arrive on June 5, when Venus opposes Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth, stirring up drama in your relationships (both romantic and professional).
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Vox's rhetoric plays with notions of a Spanish "rebirth", with party leader Santiago Abascal referencing founders of fascist ideology, and Francoist sympathisers have joined its ranks.
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Then Danae has a wondrous dream of being showered in gold — not just a fantasy of wealth, but a hope for emotional riches and spiritual rebirth.
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The most enduring accomplishment of Trump and Trumpism— the latest, most decadent stage of the American right—could be the rebirth of an authentic American left.
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Well, amid all the destruction and chaos of Thursday night's "I Want A New Drug," Grey's Anatomy hinted that time of romantic rebirth is upon us.
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Honor Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth, by purging belongings you no longer need... perhaps donate your things to someone who could use the help?
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And this cultural rebirth from the youth is incredible, and it's one of the most incredible grassroots movements that you'll see in the United States, period.
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Eggs represent similar themes of new life and rebirth — and thus, we can draw the initially impenetrable connection between the Bunny and the eggs it delivers.
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From the welcome letter: There are pieces on surviving the Trump administration, on the rebirth of the queer dance floor, on trans narratives, and much more.
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You're the sign of death and rebirth—you're feeling anxious now, but soon a transformation will take place that will lead you to your next level!
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On the 75th anniversary of Wonder Woman, DC Comics fits her back into the Rebirth event to get a new line of stories going with her.
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"With this strategy, we are calling for a great reawakening of America, a resurgence of confidence, and a rebirth of patriotism, prosperity and pride," he said.
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While promising them, at great length, the rebirth of the coal industry and the instant replacement of Obamacare, he instilled in them an enduring personal attachment.
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With SOMA, it was almost obvious after the fact that a safe mode would be good, but I'm less sure [with] Rebirth if that's gonna fit.
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But with SOMA, people think about different things in ways they didn't think they would, and we want to do something similar with Rebirth as well.
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Because this eclipse falls during Leo season, Leos can expect a total shift in how they present themselves to the world—it's time for a rebirth!
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The resolution of the mystery proves moving and satisfying, and the book ends with a feeling of revelation and rebirth … and an utterly perfect final sentence.
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Originally, this was done on the winter solstice, and it symbolized rebirth; the log was then burned and its remains kept in the home for protection.
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Although Negan forcibly brings Gabriel back to the Savior compound, it appears that Gabriel about to crack, and his descent into feverish sickness hints at rebirth.
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It is a powerful season, one defined by cosmic regeneration, "the beginning of rebirth," as the astrologer Chani Nicholas reminded me by text the other day.
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But the happiness of rebirth is mixed with the loss of his girlfriend and the tragedy of staying in the mountains and enduring so much pain.
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For example, the space film "Gravity" opened to accolades for its technological wizardry, but its awards campaign focused on its story of a grieving woman's rebirth.
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"The Most Spectacular Restaurant in the World: The Twin Towers, Windows on the World and the Rebirth of New York" by Tom Roston (Abrams Press, $28).
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" Kadyrov, the "national leader" of the Chechen people, "understands well that only unity can provide a basis for the further rebirth and development of the republic.
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The snake is sexy and it represents new life — shedding the old image, rebirth, transformation and two worlds — so I put it on my middle finger.
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But things are turning around; for people of the future, our time may be remembered as a period not of death, but of rejuvenation and rebirth.
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Cory travelled with me to Israel and he knows the tragic history of the Jewish people and the miracle of the rebirth of the Jewish state.
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Bourbon is the last true signature industry for this state, Fred Minnick, the author of 'Bourbon: The Rise, Fall and Rebirth of American Whiskey,' told CNBC.
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Lots of drama goes down early this month, when the planet of love and romance (Venus) meets the super intense planet of death and rebirth (Pluto).
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In 53 Paepcke invited Bayer — then living in New York City after having left Nazi Germany — to Aspen to help design and market the town's rebirth.
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After all, it is an anesthetic: Users retreat into their minds and experience hallucinations, sometimes reporting religious experiences or even a feeling some compare to rebirth.
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