The segment's appeal is undeniable: recognizable people singing recognizable songs in a recognizable situation.
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There is just her recognizable face and her recognizable given name, Marine.
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Pro wrestling lost one of its most recognizable voices, arguably the most recognizable voice, today.
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These were all would-be massive hits, complete with recognizable actors or at least recognizable brand names.
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"I don't think I can say it's legally recognizable, but factually recognizable," she said during the hearings earlier this month.
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Trump and Clinton were both more recognizable than any of the four, but Clooney, Bieber, and Murray were more recognizable than the other candidates.
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It's one of the ways viewers connect to the figures in the frame; they feel immediate, and recognizable, because they are wearing recognizable colors and costumes.
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Most of all, they're not so distinct or recognizable as to weird me out, unlike someone with a universally recognizable voice, such as Wil Wheaton or Morgan Freeman.
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Stewart said the film was "immediately recognizable" as a Woody Allen, "Once we got going, that tonal quality that's so familiar and immediately recognizable, it just happened," she said.
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Nothing else was recognizable ... the whole street had burned.
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Now he is nearly recognizable — in a good way!
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Two of rock & roll's most recognizable voices — and hairstyles!
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There's nothing more recognizable than a slice of birthday cake.
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Microsoft has never had a recognizable hardware brand — until Surface.
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Donald Trump has a pretty specific, recognizable way of speaking.
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"The experience has to be luxurious and recognizable," he said.
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The Surface Pro is instantly recognizable and yet subtly different.
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It's outlying behavior, yes, but the medium is eerily recognizable.
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The comments are unsophisticated, repetitive, and easily recognizable as spam.
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Then we gape at the pieces, because none are recognizable.
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The result is a world that's futuristic, but completely recognizable.
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Sometimes, being America's most recognizable car brand just isn't enough.
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This makes the Nokia 9 unmistakably recognizable at first glance.
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Westworld is known for embedding recognizable songs in its soundtrack.
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Just mirrorselves who move silently through an inverted, recognizable world.
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Items are cluttered together, but none of them are recognizable.
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As he got more famous my name became more recognizable.
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Not surprisingly, the brands that popped up are totally recognizable.
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Leonard, meanwhile, is getting used to having a recognizable girlfriend.
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Jaron Lanier is one of virtual reality's most recognizable figures.
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There are snippets of song, conversation, and partially recognizable sounds.
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In response, Reid has turned to a recognizable scapegoat: hackers.
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The red costume was recognizable — but it wasn't quite right.
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Now, 16 years later, Monster's logo remains valuable and recognizable.
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My Magic Sock had a recognizable, but not horrible odor.
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"The jewelry is recognizable, you can't sell them," he adds.
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Some had been beaten so badly they were barely recognizable.
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The game's version of Earth is recognizable, but also fantastical.
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I imagine it's pretty challenging to reinterpret such recognizable songs.
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It's the small details that make this a recognizable world.
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Some may be recognizable as established artists; others are emerging.
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Nintendo is perhaps the most recognizable name in video games.
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I immediately caught the recognizable scent of a sausage patty.
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Nonetheless, D.S.M. diagnoses still offer clinically useful, recognizable treatment goals.
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Katz has included just enough detail to make her recognizable.
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It's one of the most recognizable superyachts in the world.
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They are easily recognizable which inspires trial from new customers.
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Yeah, he has a very distinct and easily recognizable voice.
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His scenes are rough and intense, and he's immediately recognizable.
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And Jelly Belly is the most recognizable name making them.
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The musical motifs of John Williams's score are instantly recognizable.
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The Notre Dame Cathedral was among Paris' most recognizable landmarks.
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Alexandra Billings is most recognizable for her role in "Transparent."
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They're all — and I mean all — played by recognizable faces.
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About the idea of change and of nothing being recognizable.
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They instantly became the most recognizable faces of the outbreak.
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Echoed in a playwright's work, it's instantly, almost instinctively, recognizable.
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A painter's work is usually fairly recognizable, Mr. Kittelmann explained.
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That style has become immediately recognizable and often unfortunately contagious.
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Although the Cyberphone is a modified iPhone, it's barely recognizable.
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Gibbons's work is playful yet grim, and contains recognizable elements.
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Barneys's two stores in Manhattan are hardly recognizable these days.
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The scientists could even assemble the sounds into recognizable sentences.
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Standing at 6 feet 4 inches, he is very recognizable.
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It also is a barely recognizable generation of pro athletes.
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Hawking was the most recognizable scientific face on the planet.
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Most items were from recognizable brands, with very affordable prices.
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The music made by male humpback whales is instantly recognizable.
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The more scientists learn, the more recognizable the Iceman becomes.
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You could even get pencil pouches in the recognizable print.
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Astonishingly, the sculpture emerged from the wreckage in recognizable form.
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That's the dynamic of their friendship, and it's instantly recognizable.
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"To me, it's less recognizable as aligoté," Mr. Roulot said.
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Her articulate, silky movement — sophisticated yet subtle — is instantly recognizable.
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To this day it's one of our most recognizable songs.
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Ironically, one of the most recognizable trans rockstars, Against Me!
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Really, it's saying that Jeb Bush is a recognizable cultural figure understood to have failed at something, and "she doesn't have the range" is now a recognizable cultural phrase understood to be an insult.
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The information on the document looks real and recognizable by counterparts.
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Hogan is one of the most recognizable stars of the WWE.
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Nonetheless, we thought the photo above was clearly recognizable as Brady.
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It's safe to assume that the people performing are generally recognizable.
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The fans were quiet and barely recognizable during the quick test.
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One of the most recognizable name is Nintendo's Game Boy consoles.
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A victory for Rodriguez means a recognizable name on his record.
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In its pages was a recognizable world where things made sense.
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It's one of the most recognizable gestures in world politics today.
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The entire group is dressed in their most recognizable ensembles, too.
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Burger King frequently uses its most recognizable burger in splashy promotions.
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It ushers in one of LeWitt's most recognizable forms: the square.
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Take maguro, the tuna whose sashimi is most recognizable to Americans.
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Some of its most recognizable companies — including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
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And there's perhaps no certification more recognizable and reputable than CompTIA.
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Leo and Matt are still instantly recognizable by their voice, however.
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"The style and story are so unique and recognizable," he says.
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Her most recognizable part was on the ongoing FOX show Empire.
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Vidal's paintings are recognizable for their many conflicting planes of gravity.
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Among one of her most recognizable staples: a bold, red lip.
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It resonates because it's so plainly skewed and so plainly recognizable.
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She is easily recognizable with her unruly mop of curly hair.
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The K-Type is larger and recognizable for it's bright LEDs.
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And much like stars, every species has a recognizable thermal footprint.
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Despite the differences in the tracks, his voice is instantly recognizable.
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Horror movies actually work better with people who aren't super recognizable.
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Stories have become such a hotbed there are recognizable tropes, too.
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Not that things are returning to some kind of recognizable reality.
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Punk is my age and he's so eminently recognizable to me.
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The most recognizable scooter brand in the world is going electric.
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Honestly, the marching band's version is pretty uncanny, and instantly recognizable.
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"Mothers and Daughters" is full of recognizable stars and heartfelt conversations.
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Recognizable brands, like Christian Louboutin shoes with their red soles, do.
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To anyone under the age of 2100, they're almost immediately recognizable.
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They don't have any recognizable hits, but they are getting there.
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Year acquired by LVMH: 1987Type of goods: Wine & SpiritsMost recognizable for:
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Michael Jackson's red leather jacket in "Thriller" (1983) is instantly recognizable.
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By the early 2010s, Ronan was becoming more and more recognizable.
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A thing must be recognizable in order to be a thing.
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Smith has helped create one of pop culture's most recognizable characters.
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As a result, she is recognizable though occasionally hard to place.
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Many of the most recognizable companies started as small side hustles.
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It will launch with instantly recognizable, universally beloved movies and shows.
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While some fans love underdogs, casual fans prefer the recognizable names.
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The treatment extended to some of Adidas' most recognizable logos, too.
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I've always tried to make my voice sound individual and recognizable.
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But Marina is right, the glowing golden arches are very recognizable.
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Snakes, in particular, are instantly recognizable to humans and apes alike.
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OPTIMIST tags, instantly recognizable by their vertical strokes, mark countless doors.
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The algorithm doesn't understand photos, not in any recognizable human sense.
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However, she remains one of Hollywood's most famous and recognizable stars.
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And Jack and Sally are easily recognizable, tying the decor together.
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The McDonald's arches are the most recognizable symbol in the world.
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The Notre Dame's recognizable spire collapsed in a fire in 2019.
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But it is still one of the city's most recognizable buildings.
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But it was great to see a recognizable, green face. 1.
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Their work, in contrast, featured recognizable imagery and was often utilitarian.
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The steps and story are recognizable from those in traditional productions.
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The psychology is recognizable, as is the adeptness of the composition.
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They are the most recognizable faces at any major fashion show.
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Pokeweed is instantly recognizable and very common throughout New York City.
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I wouldn't call the details universal, I would call them recognizable.
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Nike shaped itself into one of the globe's most recognizable brands.
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Beautycon is amazing – there are so many recognizable brands on display.
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He is instantly recognizable from almost any angle and any distance.
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But he is not as recognizable as Mr. Zuckerberg of Facebook.
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An appealing combination of silky and slightly hoarse, it's instantly recognizable.
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They wanted to modernize while also staying recognizable to their customers.
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It was a threat, but a recognizable one, a comprehensible one.
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This is when things, and things falling apart, became utterly recognizable.
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Yeasayer claims the allegedly stolen material is "immediately recognizable" as theirs.
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When did a gesture become so recognizable that it was stereotypical?
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Solange may not be the most recognizable name on this list.
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Flutes and coupes are, like champagne itself, instantly recognizable as celebratory.
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The fact that you are unusually recognizable does not help you.
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One of America's most recognizable board games is getting an upgrade.
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Its iconic wave-shaped building is one of Dubai's most recognizable.
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After the bombing, the boy had no recognizable remains to identify.
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He remains one of the country's most successful and recognizable athletes.
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You have a gift for creating characters who are instantly recognizable.
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In the 1930s fascism's face was immediately recognizable in colonial Africa.
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He's also a recognizable face in both mainstream and arthouse films.
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I had been working for a few years at that point and I was becoming more recognizable in the fashion world, but this helped me become more recognizable with people outside of it and with mainstream media.
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It all started because we had driven past a really recognizable Hut in Fairfield, Sydney, several times and always marveled at how this building, which was no longer a functioning Pizza Hut, was still so readily recognizable.
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MSGM's oversized spots will make you as recognizable as a Kusama original.
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Her evocations are manifest, encompassing so much recognizable imagery from black life.
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You're familiar with Ansel Elgort, even if his name isn't immediately recognizable.
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Fortunately, the Wasserstein modifications made GANs stable enough to produce recognizable art.
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He's one of the most famous and recognizable athletes in the world.
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These are the most recognizable faces in all of the ten episodes.
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When Mara Wilson was a recognizable face, Facebook wasn't yet a thing.
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Good seasons result in surprising dramatic set pieces with easily recognizable titles.
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It is also disgustingly specific, deeply recognizable, and a lot of fun!
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Anh was instantly recognizable throughout the show thanks to her intricate updo.
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Especially since he wasn't immediately recognizable even when he was on set.
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Other recognizable, mainstream Chinese dishes have their own northwestern spin on them.
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He was the most recognizable face in the world, regardless of sports.
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There, users have been diligently reimagining dozens of recognizable businesses for months.
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As personal brands go, it's one of the more recognizable and accessible.
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It took Converse almost a century to revisit its most-recognizable sneaker.
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Reno was one of the Clinton administration's most recognizable and polarizing figures.
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For all the new touches, it's still very recognizable as Star Trek.
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D: Disney's cursive typeface is one of the most recognizable on Earth.
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The artist's endearing image of LOVE is instantly recognizable around the world.
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Straight drama, with recognizable nods to wilderness survival adventures and traditional horror.
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Forty five of the bodies were naturally mummified, with still-recognizable faces.
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Anger can alter the body's chemistry and conjure a recognizable physical response.
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But this is an Oakland film, fully recognizable and full of contradictions.
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I see sets of symbolic shapes, recognizable forms, and more abstract passages.
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One of the most recognizable and secure addresses in the entire world.
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Giuliana Rancic is the recognizable TV face celebrity news-crazed fans know.
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They are end products of a long process that follow recognizable patterns.
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Binding it all together in a single, recognizable package is Bernie Sanders.
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All kids that have something that is recognizable should get that opportunity.
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A holiday favorite, Marshmallow Peeps are perhaps the most recognizable Easter treat.
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The art depicted a blurred, but still recognizable, photograph of Michael Jordan.
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In her structured eighties outfits, Allred cut a bold and recognizable figure.
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In a fractured pop-culture landscape, many stars are not universally recognizable.
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Besh, 49, is one of the city's most recognizable and celebrated chefs.
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Ali was possibly the most recognizable face and name in the world.
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It's recognizable as the world you live in, and also somehow not.
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Still, SoftBank's Pepper robot is perhaps the most recognizable robot from Japan.
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The market is a recognizable artifact of twenty-first-century cosmopolitan London.
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These men's heads endure, but they are by no means easily recognizable.
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This is a welcome shift, one barely recognizable as the original show.
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Year acquired by LVMH: 1987Type of goods: Wine & SpiritsMost recognizable for:Source: Investopedia
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Year acquired by LVMH: 1997Type of goods: Luxury Retail & CosmeticsMost recognizable for:
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Some of Hollywood's most recognizable faces are often confused for each other.
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Memes are some of the most easily recognizable images of our generation.
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Its two components are distinct enough to be recognizable on their own.
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The name has since been shortened to its more recognizable initialism: BMW.
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Above Mr. Lewis's blocky, instantly recognizable head is a single word: HERO.
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Just recognizable people and then write down what happened to them next.
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The time is now for a clearly defined and easily recognizable brand.
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Some claim he became the most recognizable public figure on the planet.
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It was a phenomenon recognizable from Real Madrid: thinly veiled Galáctico thinking.
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King is perhaps the most recognizable leader of the civil rights movement.
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It's one of the most celebrated and recognizable buildings in the world.
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Here he is in full force, loads of fun and scarcely recognizable.
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But can anyone lay claim to a four-chord progression, however recognizable?
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When they're all in there, it should look like recognizable cookie dough!
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There's not really any riffs or recognizable melodies—just heavy, murderous drones.
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Does it need to be easily recognizable as a piece of furniture?
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There are lots of recognizable budget brands, like Burger King and KFC...
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Humans are naturally creatures of habit — we like regular, easily recognizable patterns.
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These were probably the last paintings where there were clear, recognizable markers.
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Several of our country's most recognizable patriotic melodies originated in our backyard.
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"Nothing else is recognizable," said Clay Weimer, the Mitchells' son-in-law.
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Now it is one of the world's most recognizable pop culture merchandisers.
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Their original form is clearly recognizable, now faded but infused with memories.
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Both men were easily recognizable because of their matching bright-pink garb.
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Others are produced in simpler ways more recognizable to generations of winemakers.
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One can see recognizable toys and trinkets: Star Wars, a toy monkey.
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"Woke Up This Morning" became instantly recognizable to the show's many fans.
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Trump himself may or may not have anything recognizable as a strategy.
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The problem with Trump is that everything about him is recognizable immediately.
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"It makes him instantly recognizable," said Allan Monteron, one of his owners.
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His "Lute-Player" (1595-96, from the Hermitage) is another recognizable masterwork.
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About five years into being recognizable and known, I started to hide.
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Palestinian extremism took on many of the shapes recognizable in extremism everywhere.
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They don't look like extraterrestrial landscapes but rather recognizable slices and scoops.
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Takei is arguably one of the most recognizable Asian-American figures alive.
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The individual patterns remained recognizable even from one day to the next.
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Most often people who become known have sought lives where they're recognizable.
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The natural wonder has one of the most recognizable landscapes in America.
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Professor Hawking, perhaps the world's most recognizable face of science, has died.
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Other actors were recognizable but tricky for partygoers to identify by name.
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"Chinese code is very recognizable, and this looks different," Soumenkov agreed again.
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The collection features imagery very recognizable to those familiar with its history.
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I had never seen a Schutz image that was so instantly recognizable.
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Feud They were two of the most recognizable women on the planet.
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Paula's movements as a crack addict are instantly recognizable — so herky jerky.
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There were recognizable bits of melodic, emotive post-hardcore here and there.
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To many in local newsrooms, that kind of behavior is eerily recognizable.
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The teardrop shape is instantly recognizable, but this Porsche is no fossil.
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As a singer, Willie boasts one of the most immediately recognizable, soulful voices.
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While typically bearing recognizable signs, his collages always gesture beyond their immediate content.
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But these two are, for the most part, a warm and recognizable welcome.
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Lightsabers are one of the most recognizable weapons in all of film history.
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Onditi's works are recognizable by a single omnipresent male figure he calls Smokey.
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Mickey Mouse is surely among the most recognizable pop cultural figures in history.
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Even today, Morris's face is instantly recognizable to anyone who's spent time online.
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Affleck is remarkably recognizable as an actor even when you can't see him.
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Today, the ring fort is barely recognizable, a green mound encircled by rocks.
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It's simple, instantly recognizable, and if I may, practically perfect in every way.
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The rainbow is one of the most recognizable symbols of the LGBTQ community.
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Instagram exercised the same power with its now universally recognizable square photo format.
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Ikkyu's melodies are laser-precise and she sings them with a recognizable passion.
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The carcass is butchered into manageable, recognizable cuts, then frozen for home storage.
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Biggie died three days later, and the image became his most recognizable photo.
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Queensland, Australia is home to some of the world's most recognizable natural wonders.
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Both companies produce streaming media players, and each are recognizable for different reasons.
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He'll need to use a British RP accent (or typical, recognizable English accent).
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But as a cultural reference point, it evokes a few instantly recognizable tropes.
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Yeah, I'm interested in all of the references in my work being recognizable.
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He continued to be one of the most recognizable people in the world.
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Only faces were chosen as they were the most expressive and recognizable emoji.
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And, it's actually affordable, unlike much of what these recognizable ladies usually wear.
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Still, this recognizable, though different iPhone X design might confound or frustrate some.
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Recognizable standout patterns include an elegant feather motif and a bold floral illustration.
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While some songwriters may have recognizable signature sounds, Gorley doesn't aspire to one.
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In fact, they are hardly recognizable as Taco Bell without the familiar logo.
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They might name a few recognizable actors as tentpoles for the role, e.g.
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Most notable were two of the most recognizable tech companies on the planet.
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What was left of Mary Fisher and the children's bodies was barely recognizable.
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First of all, he's one of the most recognizable people in the world.
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But mainstream American audiences are less likely to find it recognizable and appealing.
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You want to go as something fun and original, but also something recognizable.
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The most recognizable name in the top five is Nvidia, a U.S. chipmaker.
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He retains a capacity for awe while maintaining an authoritative, recognizable lyrical voice.
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The shape of the star was still recognizable after Otis had vandalized it.
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There is absolutely no celebrity in voice acting because you are not recognizable.
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Can the individual pixels be controlled with enough accuracy to produce recognizable images?
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Its cars will be "clearly recognizable," much like Google's current self-driving fleet.
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And all of it done in her totally recognizable and totally unplaceable accent.
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It's one of the most easily recognizable images of anime on the internet.
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He had helped turn it into one of the world's most recognizable brands.
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Because it involves perhaps the most recognizable name in all things animation: Disney.
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Bose headphones (and speakers) have a recognizable sound, one that not everyone loves.
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From there, his involvement with one of the most recognizable TV franchises began.
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Star Wars is immediately recognizable for its wide array of iconic sound effects.
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Few visuals are as symbolic or instantly recognizable as the white wedding dress.
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Shaw is most recognizable as Aunt Petunia Dursley in the "Harry Potter" franchise.
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He said that adding his recognizable brother will help boost the company's visibility.
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Films have recognizable faces and hot mixtapes of original tracks from big names.
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Both companies offer streaming media players, and each are recognizable for different reasons.
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Bernie Sanders, the most recognizable and popular stalwart of the party's left flank.
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Elton John has an easily-copied, recognizable look perfect for a Halloween costume.
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Faith Hill has become one of the most recognizable faces in country music.
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From recognizable brands to unbeatable prices, Walmart delivered in the best possible way.
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Bad Bunny was barely recognizable thanks to his face mask and yellow goggles.
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AI is already a recognizable feature of streaming services through their recommendation functions.
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It has become so immediately recognizable that it was its own Halloween costume.
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Eunice married Shriver's dad Sargent, who is also a recognizable name in history.
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The cast is a mix of recognizable stars and the less well known.
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Today, Jeong is one of the most recognizable Asian American actors in Hollywood.
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The singular vision of Canadian architect Frank Gehry is recognizable across the globe.
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There is a wary acceptance that onscreen, studios cast for safe, recognizable tropes.
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They were cut from recognizable GOP cloth, if tailored to slightly different tastes.
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Laverne Cox is one of the most recognizable trans actors of all time.
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Bugatti is one of the most recognizable supercar brands, and for good reason.
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Slick Woods' smile has made her one of the most recognizable models today.
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The vegetable in question is white, recognizable on our shores as daikon radish.
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The character dynamics are recognizable in the way they hew to genre conventions.
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Its fragrance is said to be among the most recognizable in the world.
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" Read more " The instantly recognizable booths were once a staple on many streets.
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They royal couple's son seems to have inherited his father's most recognizable feature!
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On one level, this is easily recognizable as marketing in the viral era.
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AFTER: The crossing is now hardly recognizable as the busy traffic has disappeared.
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Mr. Lobel's four "Frog and Toad" books are full of similarly recognizable moments.
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Performers show as much skin as uniform, and their faces are instantly recognizable.
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Despite the 20 years that had passed, he was instantly recognizable to me.
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Like much in this movie, Falstaff is at once familiar and scarcely recognizable.
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Instantly recognizable marques like Chanel and Prada abound on this humble landing page.
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To the British public, Johnson is an immediately recognizable figure in the culture.
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With their considerable height and large blades, modern wind turbines are instantly recognizable.
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The self-taught designer focuses on Italian-made, wearable, recognizable men's wear staples.
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But after the largest fire in California history, it's catastrophic, it's beyond recognizable.
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The new arrival probably isn't a recognizable character from the Star Wars universe.
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Although they all are recognizable as Mr. Soulages's work, none are the same.
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The cockpit shape and dihedral doors are instantly recognizable from the road car.
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Will's productions aren't instantly recognizable in the way that, for example, Timbaland's are.
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Younes wore a bucket hat ... but his good looks made him instantly recognizable.
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The Spurs team that Pochettino leaves behind is barely recognizable from those days.
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A recognizable name in the art industry, his son thought he was kidding.
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Her most recognizable work, however, was for "Superman" (22014) and its 1980 sequel.
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You'll recall ... he was barely recognizable standing behind Baker and his pink suit.
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But as soon as something became recognizable as a meme, it was forbidden.
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It's insane how the iconic yellow of the characters is so instantaneously recognizable.
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"The Dark Side of the Moon" boasts Pink Floyd's most recognizable album cover.
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And many therapists, in turn, feel the pressure to fold themselves into recognizable categories.
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"Angels" is his popular recognizable single, and the record that launched his solo career.
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Rita Ora is probably most recognizable for her song "Black Widow," featuring Iggy Azalea.
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But the character is perhaps most recognizable by his round, shiny, lovable bald head.
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He's one of the most recognizable faces in pro wrestling on a global scale.
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There's something instantly recognizable about Sadie (Olivia Wilde) in Sarah Daggar-Nickson's A Vigilante.
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Blatter remains an instantly recognizable, if often polarizing, figure to generations of football fans.
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Yet perhaps inevitably, recognizable tropes and patterns emerge amid the sheer abundance of them.
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So vases felt like a logical and recognizable place to start as an object.
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The inventiveness of Lucius's videos rival Sia's as well, minus the singularly recognizable dancer.
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So what products does Brodeur use on the most recognizable face on the planet?
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The pictures provide no recognizable context and therefore no stabilizing historicism — real or fictive.
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The narcotics were consistently delivered in part of a cage with recognizable setting markers.
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She also chose the shark's recognizable fossil mouth to be the logo for Krahs.
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Venom has two credits scenes: The first teases a sequel and a recognizable villain.
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As screenshots from the press kit show (below), it's still recognizable as Diablo 3.
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Featuring special appearance by a celebrity who is easily recognizable, but also non-threatening.
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You probably know its most recognizable forms: the automobile engine and the jet engine.
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He's one of the most recognizable athletes in the US and the Dominican Republic.
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The Nut Button was, in its time, one of the more recognizable Internet memes.
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Revolve's Chief Brand Officer Raissa Gerona crosses the globe with Instagram's most recognizable influencers.
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Also, the Surface Pro's recognizable, flat chassis edge now has a pleasing little arc.
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Of all the recurring sketches, the Man Show Boy is probably the most recognizable.
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Some of the light appears to be emanating from recognizable shapes — are those headphones?
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It's instantly recognizable, even from its tiny, unreadable in-line appearance in your feed.
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As CNN's MJ Lee reports, there may be some recognizable names on the list.
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The news comes a day after Quibi partnered with another recognizable news outlet: ESPN.
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Luckily, there are a few similarly recognizable voices ready to step in as substitutes.
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Face tattoos fuel this escalation, in that they make a new face instantly recognizable.
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But you won't find these three teenage girls dropping their recognizable namesakes so fast.
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The use of simple, recognizable tropes allows kids to easily connect with their story.
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Since 2016, her vintage-inspired label has become instantly recognizable and highly sought after.
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Each icon visually represents something instantly recognizable — food, a happy face, a high-five.
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It's obviously science fiction, but they all walk along with quite recognizable mobile phones.
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Naturally, her outfit is instantly recognizable, and admit it — you kind of want it.
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The new kit will include two recognizable cars: Hobbs' MXT and Dom's Ice Charger.
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We would look for at least one recognizable, accessible port that hadn't been compromised.
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"God Bless the USA" has been voted the most recognizable patriotic song in America.
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Well, one of the nation's most recognizable faces didn't get there on her own.
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He was an integral and highly recognizable part of the university and the city.
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She has a face so recognizable that it has launched a thousand camera flashes.
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Maybe it's worry, because it all looks just a little too recognizable for comfort.
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Scalia's dissents almost always produced a quote that was instantly recognizable as his voice.
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Moore's ghoulish figure clashes with the neoclassical aesthetic instantly recognizable to generations of Columbians.
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Here are a few now-recognizable celebrities who got their start in the role.
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There are dozens of cameos in the video, all more or less immediately recognizable.
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Y: Yahoo's exaggerated serifs make it one of the most recognizable fonts in tech.
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Sanders was by far the most recognizable, followed closely by Biden and Warren. Sens.
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Ingram is a much more recognizable type of wing prospect, and an excellent one.
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And its sleek black design makes it instantly recognizable, as well as totally otherworldly.
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Look no further for 13 Reasons Why costumes that are respectful and instantly recognizable.
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But then she took fifth place overall, bypassing many of America's most recognizable pros.
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Almost every building in Washington DC is iconic and recognizable in its own way.
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What IP is more recognizable than Unicode, a foundational part of modern human expression?
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Another plus, it contains easily recognizable ingredients that don't require a dictionary to decipher.
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Her long silver-blonde hair is instantly recognizable, as are her many, many outfits.
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Take silicon solar cells, the most ubiquitous and recognizable form of photovoltaic generations today.
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"Why that's Donald Trump and highly recognizable tech CEO Tim Cook!" you might think.
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And the brand is recognizable so skipping the traditional investor marketing won't hurt it.
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I am committed to the restoration and preservation of our nation's most recognizable landmark.
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Until this election, these were perhaps the most recognizable political markers and talking points.
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Besides those recognizable sleigh bells, what makes Mariah Carey's song sound like a classic?
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His paintings are recognizable but I would not say that he has a style.
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But one account instead focused on the barely recognizable stretch marks on Davis's breasts.
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It is as lovable as a puppy and as recognizable as the Eiffel Tower.
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Hard to believe, I know — but the songs are still recognizable without the outfits.
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One thing that's immediately recognizable in all the works is the presence of lingerie.
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He was pioneer of grunge — with one of the most recognizable caterwauls in music.
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I mean, I could never play it and it's worse because I'm recognizable now.
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They're sort of recognizable but not entirely, and we don't like things like that.
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"There will be some recognizable things from the book and new ones," Zucker noted.
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I am committed to the restoration and preservation of our Nation's most recognizable landmark.
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And now look at them—one of the most successful, recognizable brands in Britain!
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"The digital masks I wear have not prevented me from being recognizable," Serkis said.
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Baier is one of Fox News's most recognizable journalists and its chief political correspondent.
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The nerve fibres that connect the brain's right and left hemispheres were barely recognizable.
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Naturally, we have more recognizable forms of intimacy such as hugging, kissing, and caressing.
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Although they're not part of the narrative, each of the settings is immediately recognizable.
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Princess Leia, the obvious choice, was most recognizable in an ogle-baiting metal bikini.
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The other main division is led by Abubakar Shekau, Boko Haram's most recognizable figure.
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The Empire State Building is undoubtedly one of New York's most recognizable tourist attractions.
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And the brand names were recognizable — there were Suave and Pantene products, among others.
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Champagne Bollinger is known for its "instantly recognizable, dry, toasty style," according to Wine.
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Keep reading to find out how Reinhart became a recognizable face in young Hollywood.
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Swagway, one of the most recognizable names in the combustible hoverboard market, is back.
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Though eminently physical as a painter, he had little time for masterly, recognizable brushwork.
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In the dairy aisle, Sass continued the theme of fewer ingredients and recognizable foods.
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" Trump on Tuesday called the merit "the most sacred, distinguished, and recognizable military medals.
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And sometimes he just played a totally wacky character with an eerily recognizable name.
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You can gouge at the clay, but that underlying form will always be recognizable.
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Whether you are doing a circus bit that would be recognizable at Ringling Bros.
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Bigfoot is an internationally recognizable name, and has been spotted all over the country.
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Often, I also sing on my own songs, even if it isn't immediately recognizable.
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In the sixties, Richter started making his photo paintings, recognizable by a characteristic blur.
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But as worrisome as the incidents seemed, they didn't yet form any recognizable pattern.
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Here, as elsewhere in Tanizaki's oeuvre, there are recognizable sexual obsessions and female types.
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First, the only recognizable standard-bearer at the moment is doing it for laughs.
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But it has been happening for quite a few years now — it's immediately recognizable.
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Sansa Stark and Cersei Lannister are two of Game of Thrones' most recognizable enemies.
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Mainly because his influences are permanently evolving, creating an unbelievable yet highly recognizable mess.
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Others hold up a mirror that reflects back a person who is slightly recognizable.
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I started moving away from recognizable subject matter that was drawn from direct observation.
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And his mother, Laila Soueif, is perhaps Egypt's most recognizable face of the left.
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Through these animations, we see glean bits of history that are recognizable but unsteady.
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Or transformed into something more palatable, and less recognizable as fury — something like tears.
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Moreover, the painting is not immediately recognizable as a Picasso, given its figurative style.
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Kardashian West is known for being one of the most recognizable faces on television.
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Jeter's retirement, after the 2014 season, left the team without its most recognizable face.
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Though their fonts may be widely recognizable, the designers themselves tend not to be.
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For my preceptor, similarly, those wet rales were as recognizable as a familiar jingle.
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" The results, he added, are sometimes "not even necessarily recognizable as a Steadicam shot.
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Her performance is painfully recognizable, from the stuttering to the subtlest of eye twitches.
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Mr. Ratmansky's "Giselle" would be entirely recognizable to anyone who has seen the ballet.
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It's the parental roles that have the most recognizable names in the cast list.
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So, too, is the fact that he is recognizable to those he does not.
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Its usefulness has been exhausted, and all that remains is a barely recognizable husk.
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Inevitably, the highly recognizable and replicable symbol has inspired some more consumerist urges, too.
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If you don&apost have an easily recognizable name, it can complicate the process.
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But his looks, always a little mysterious, are grounded in practicality and recognizable silhouettes.
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Mohamed Salah is barely recognizable from his days as a youngster at FC Basel
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Nike's infamous swoosh is one of the most instantly recognizable logos in the world.
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Pepper, the humanoid robot created by Japanese company SoftBank, is possibly the most recognizable.
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I only try to provide something formerly recognizable that people can take comfort in.
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The structure's white latticed encasement is one of the most recognizable sights in downtown.
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The film featured a stirring and now instantly recognizable theme, composed by Elmer Bernstein.
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The show ended in 1984, establishing "Fonzie" as one of television's most recognizable characters.
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Dennis Locorriere usually sang lead, but Mr. Sawyer was the most recognizable band member.
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Franchises spread quickly, and the chain became one of the country's most recognizable brands.
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The beat's hypnotic sway and her vocal cadence have become instantly recognizable musical touchstones.
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The whole experience could have been amazing; my face was easily recognizable and everywhere.
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Last August, Ding was the only recognizable face on a rebuilding Shandong Bulls roster.
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The explicit lyrics sticker is one of the most recognizable images in American music.
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You don't just cast an actor that recognizable for a minor, one-scene part.
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Moreover, each Prince series work is immediately recognizable as a 'Warhol' rather than as a photograph of Prince — in the same way that Warhol's famous representations of Marilyn Monroe and Mao are recognizable as 'Warhols,' not as realistic photographs of those persons.
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Aside from her clear vision, the designer was easily recognizable with her fiery orange hair.
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BORIS JOHNSON, 231 - "Delay means defeat" Johnson is one of British politics' most recognizable faces.
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A night in the woods with two of the most recognizable AI in the world.
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Hacar (ESO)Perhaps the most recognizable constellation in the night sky is Orion the hunter.
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Self-assembly is what happens when the baseballs spontaneously organize themselves into a recognizable pattern.
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Nike has an endorsement deal with Alex Morgan, one of the team's most recognizable players.
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Thompson is, after all, one of the most popular and recognizable fighters in the division.
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Over the years, Cityfox became a recognizable party brand, heralded by its iconic fox logo.
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With the state of things now, boxing needs a recognizable heavyweight champion more than ever.
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Yet even a reliable and recognizable staple deserves an upgrade every once in a while.
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Ray J is always most recognizable by who he's next to, or on top of.
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It owns some of Las Vegas' most recognizable properties including Caesars Palace and the Flamingo.
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As for the members, the names may not be easily recognizable to those outside academia.
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It was a natural hit, trading in gauzy filters as recognizable as they are shareable.
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They sometimes base the design on their logo or another easily recognizable symbolic fandom reference.
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To many Indians, he is the recognizable face of the digital payments company he founded.
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The uber-recognizable card is getting a slight redesign as part of the rebranding effort.
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They're a mix between various recognizable Stark designs but with Black Panther aesthetics thrown in.
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The $600 Iota ($395 on Kickstarter) is a cross between Chen's two most recognizable products.
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Aussie singer/songwriter Troye Sivan is recognizable for quite a few of his adorable features.
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Named after a hunter from Greek mythology, Orion is one of the most recognizable constellations.
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Netflix is using its power as one of the most recognizable entertainment companies for good.
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Breed has won financial support from at least some of the recognizable names in tech.
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Neodymium is one of the most recognizable rare earths, as it's widely used in magnets.
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Plank, 47, is also the most recognizable face of the company, for better or worse.
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In general, the lesser-known brands came with a much steeper discount than recognizable ones.
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" He continued: "The UGG Classic boot is one of the most recognizable shoes in history.
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But his only disguise is a pair of aviator sunglasses -- perhaps his most recognizable accessory.
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On the flip side, are there benefits to a subculture having an easily recognizable aesthetic?
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Many of them, while recognizable players, were not starters during their final seasons at City.
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It's such a jarring visual, the recognizable Dubai skyline engulfed in fire and dark smoke.
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Twelve extremely recognizable naked bodies strewn next to each other — tattoos, boobs, butts, and all.
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Other, less recognizable companies are also trying to throw their hat in the proverbial ring.
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The entertainer's mother, Andrea Swift, is just as recognizable to Swifties as the singer herself.
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Most of the songs are instantly recognizable, so everyone at the party can sing along.
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What "character" is more recognizable than the flattest reductions of common human states of feeling?
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Autostraddle is one of the few recognizable sites remaining made by, and for, queer women.
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There have been a handful of entertainers who are instantly recognizable by just one name.
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Axl Rose: one of the world's most recognizable musicians, and also, one of its sweatiest.
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Eventually acquired by the Philadelphia Museum Art, this painting would become Tanning's most recognizable image.
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In fact, most of the cars are recognizable from those you see on real streets.
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Both companies offer high-tech robot vacuum cleaners, and each are recognizable for many reasons.
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Twitter may need a massive, instantly recognizable change to its fundamental mechanics to inspire growth.
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Various reports indicated Edelman's positive test was for a substance that was not immediately recognizable.
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Tim explained that the American soldier is an international trademark as recognizable as Coca Cola.
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And to this day, Aniston maintains one of the most recognizable hairstyles of all time.
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His name is Eddy Cue; he's in charge of some of Apple's most recognizable products.
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She was born Laura Jeanne but you know her by a much more recognizable name.
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Islamic art features several motifs and styles, with the arabesque perhaps being the most recognizable.
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What's left is kind of astounding: It's a decently recognizable outline of the United States.
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"Her name is recognizable in the entertainment world as an award-winning performer," Sawalich said.
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The songs are instantly recognizable because they remind us of what connects for the viewer.
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In fact, that's what's been missing from Trump's first months in office—a recognizable foil.
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Though its call is instantly recognizable, it may take you a while to place it.
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Here are some of the most memorable and recognizable slogans and taglines in advertising history.
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Right there, on his traditional red Swazi attire, is the instantly recognizable flag of Taiwan.
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He's one of the UK's most recognizable politicians, known for being charismatic, and sometimes controversial.
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Despite the minor differences between this fictional world and our own, everything is acutely recognizable.
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The festival's boho-chic aesthetic is so recognizable that fans can play along at home.
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Each white, sparkling ornament features a different phrase written in the instantly recognizable Friends font.
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Autopilot is still one of the most recognizable advanced driver assistance systems on the market.
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The photos are recognizable as Polaroids, and I had fun choosing images off my phone.
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Year acquired by LVMH: 1987Type of goods: Luxury RetailerMost recognizable for: Source: The Fashion Law
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The images — the enduring, recognizable ones and the new and fragile ones alike — are fleeting.
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Woody Guthrie wrote what is one of the most recognizable American folk songs in 1940.
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It makes diplomatic sense to have the emperor as a recognizable face of the nation.
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In TV shows, especially the long-running sitcoms, the principal setting becomes familiar and recognizable.
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Here are some of the most drastic name changes undergone by today's most recognizable companies.
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The region provides a slice of European charm with a less-recognizable name than Paris.
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And while they are all recognizable as a teens, they all looked a lot different.
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They will love this Pickle Rick PopSocket from one of the show's most recognizable episodes.
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Recognizable locations like the University of Toronto's campus can be seen in "The Incredible Hulk."
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Columbia Sportswear's Granite Mountain fleece jacket might be the most recognizable pick on this list.
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Some recognizable church elements remain and have a new life in the office, like pews.
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Hilary Duff's fiancé has a new look that even he, himself may not find recognizable.
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To most fans, the most recognizable thing about Holy Cross (33-23) was its coach.
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There was the matter of whether Brand New would still be recognizable, or even relevant.
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Now his name is recognizable to the bulk of dance music fans across the globe.
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Republicans, meanwhile, could similarly seize on the opportunity to needle Silicon Valley's most recognizable names.
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The most recognizable Cramps song is probably "Human Fly," one of their very first singles.
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VG is a colorless and odorless viscous liquid that is recognizable by its sweet taste.
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It's a smart move and it's a good look for HTC: minimalist, yet still recognizable.
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The city's iconic Notting Hill neighborhood is also instantly recognizable with its pastel-colored buildings.
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Bodies manifest ailments in recognizable patterns that medical professionals are trained to observe and diagnose.
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Because I color-coded them, I created the possibility for an immediately recognizable visual symbol.
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And seeing recognizable versions of them on MTV made my friends and me feel proud.
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The nails are camp as high art, and the recognizable aesthetic is anything but accidental.
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But Brittany feels very familiar to me, and the struggles she encounters are recognizable. Right.
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Books of The Times The voice is instantly, almost violently recognizable — aloof, amused and melancholy.
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The architect's legacy includes some of the world's most recognizable buildings, including the Louvre Pyramid.
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BORIS JOHNSON, 55 - "Delay means defeat" Johnson is one of British politics' most recognizable faces.
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We end today with a farewell to one of the most recognizable presences in theater.
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He remained there for 36 years and became a recognizable public face in brain science.
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But the core agenda he's pursuing is a very recognizable variant of American conservative politics.
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Just tap the Edit button, and under Text Tone, choose Vibration and assign something recognizable.
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Now it's time for news designers to create the recognizable framework of the print paper.
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They just may be more recognizable brands or feature more fruit-forward, crowd-pleasing flavors.
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None of their names were recognizable to a majority of respondents in the new survey.
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One figure is faded, but the name, in script, is recognizable to a trained eye.
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Gradually recognizable forms emerge: patches of military camouflage, detached limbs, headless mouths, grinning or gaping.
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Each character has a distinct color palate, theme and, of course, that recognizable pop style.
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He is instantly recognizable in Japan by his jutting chin, red scarf and red necktie.
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In any event, "Dawson City" now enters that time line as an instantaneously recognizable masterpiece.
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Its instantly recognizable silhouette conveys a feeling not just of majesty, but also of stillness.
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Their dress makes them instantly recognizable in the German-speaking world, though not necessarily beyond.
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When it comes to online dating, Tinder is one of the more recognizable dating apps.
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That's the great thing about being Elton John for Halloween: His "brand" is instantly recognizable.
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Some of the most recognizable brands were started by people who were 50 or older.
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The Recycle Bin is one of the most recognizable programs on your Windows 10 computer.
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His fall 2017 Lanvin pieces were recognizable workhorses, reworked into newer, stranger versions of themselves.
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The money helped push one of Mueller's big initiatives: Make Grand Canyon a recognizable entity.
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Hooper said the tweaks done after the trailer made the stars&apos faces more recognizable.
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It was so recognizable to me, but I just couldn't put my finger on it.
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It's a gut punch to see these instantly recognizable illustrations of nature transformed this way.
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Visible among these was Soleimani's severed hand, recognizable by the distinct ring he always wore.
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Spotify's recognizable brand may be enough to overcome the lack of analyst coverage and liquidity.
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The recognizable typeface is the same seen on all her other beauty and fragrance offerings.
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The skyline may be our most recognizable feature, despite how unrecognizable it can often be.
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The town felt very real and included a number or recognizable locations, like the church ...
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In the last 13 years, it's become recognizable based on the single opening note alone.Â
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Some of the boys were recognizable, and had complained of sexual abuse before, he said.
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Babymetal's act, like much of the best pop, is at once recognizable and profoundly new.
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We've been fortunate to make the most recognizable trophy on the planet for 30 years.
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Quite well, in fact — perfectly mimicking some of the women's more recognizable lines and gestures.
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Watch the video above to learn more about how this remote area became so recognizable.
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Watch the sun set at Stonehenge, one of the most recognizable prehistoric monuments in Europe.
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Perhaps this resilience is what she offers instead of a more recognizable form of love.
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What do you do when you buy one of the world's most recognizable tech brands?
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The result is often quite affecting, an emotional blend of recognizable and alien pop music.
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In December last year Moretti said the new name would be "recognizable, simple, very Italian".
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But its buffalo sauce, if not fantastic, is tasty and distinctly recognizable as buffalo sauce.
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They feature high-velocity action set pieces and casts of easily recognizable, even iconic, characters.
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Even if the series is recognizable as TV, it's unmistakably the work of Spike Lee.
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This contradictory dynamic of wacky sincerity is recognizable as something that the Midwest surreptitiously instills.
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Likewise, his descriptions of Medicaid and SNAP are barely recognizable to many experts on those programs.
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Ahead of Rio, though, he was still one of the most recognizable faces on Team USA.
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And those enemies are recognizable fantasy staples—ogres, skeletons, trolls, zombies, they're all present and correct.
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This is because it's an instantly recognizable and understandable symbol so why wouldn't we use it?
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While Bellinger's name is quickly becoming recognizable, much of the Dodgers' lineup was filled with backups.
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A baby-faced Gomez is barely recognizable in the clip (understandable, considering it's a decade old).
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We all grew up with them, and they are Recognizable in an instant by every generation.
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Absent from the show are Klee's more recognizable figures: his fish, angels, and biomorphic, cartoonlike portraits.
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A quarter of all galaxies are irregular, meaning they don't appear in a standard, recognizable way.
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The collection, stamped with both brands' instantly-recognizable logos, includes denim, scarves, camo jackets, and bags.
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Canon's slow embrace of mirrorless cameras is also recognizable in how sluggish the M5 can be.
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Some, like Apple's famous beach ball or the various Google Drive loading animations, are instantly recognizable.
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Is there a clearly recognizable image of a physical object that could serve as a paradigm?
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The sound is so loved and recognizable that Apple even filed a trademark on the sound.
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Winnie Harlow is one of the most famous and recognizable models working in the industry today.
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And more than anything it will get attention and is completely recognizable as a Snap product.
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The ballet seemed like the usual from Mr. Peck: energizing and athletic, with increasingly recognizable components.
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In-N-Out's vintage vibe and red-and-white tiling have made its aesthetic instantly recognizable.
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FCA is the parent company behind instantly recognizable auto brands like Fiat, Chrysler, Jeep, and Dodge.
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The current cloud gaming marketplace is populated by recognizable gaming brands like Steam, Nvidia, and Sony.
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An artist need only hone in on a few defining features to make a recognizable portrait.
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Kamleh has featured prominently in ISIS propaganda, making him one of the group's recognizable Western faces.
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The black hat, red shirt, and black pants remain recognizable, as does the habitual fist pump.
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The two are linked by their careers, of course, but also by their very recognizable faces.
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The double-height lobby and check-in area will also be instantly recognizable to film buffs.
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How important is it you as comedians to be immediately recognizable just from what you're wearing?
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Isis King is a model, designer, and one of the most recognizable trans women on television.
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Having a strong and recognizable trademark can be extremely valuable for distinguishing you from the competition.
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Q: As you started your own career, how did you navigate having such a recognizable name?
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But this is what happens when you make music from sounds that already produce recognizable visuals.
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Windows Store apps are often recognizable for their Windows Metro design looks (flat colors, blocky design).
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Chris Hemsworth is one of the world's most recognizable stars, but he's hiding a softer side.
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Your photographs are highly recognizable because they're bright, refined, and really play with light and contrast.
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Each ship featured a different pattern to avoid classes of ships being recognizable to the enemy.
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This spring, there is a new contender trained by the most recognizable figure in horse racing.
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And they do so while looking stylish and recognizable on top of your head for hours.
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Few fighters have gone through as many recognizable shifts in focus and strategy as Alistair Overeem.
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Throughout the long weekend here, Margaret and Richard Harwood are the most recognizable couple on Lundy.
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For all her indignation, only Peña's last two wins—both decisions—have been over recognizable names.
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The change is small, but it's a big deal for publishers that have a recognizable brand.
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Instead, the viral-hopeful creator decided to target a more recognizable (especially to parents) brand: Disney.
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Apple loves a status symbol, something that makes its newer iPhone models immediately recognizable to bystanders.
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Jobs isn't the only recognizable name the agency is searching for: also listed is Calif. Gov.
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A recording of the artist's voice — her French accent is recognizable — offers fragmented clues and narration.
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Three of the most recognizable voices in soul paid tribute to the greatest ever — Aretha Franklin.
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"I don't want to be famous, or recognizable," Sia told Chris Connelly on Nightline in 2014.
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He was recognizable for his white pony tail, high starched white collars, dark suits and glasses.
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There is no narrative arc with struggles, human emotion, recognizable feeling, any of that good stuff.
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For coffee lovers everywhere, the Starbucks Siren is easily one of the most recognizable logos around.
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Martin Luther King Jr., one of the most recognizable leaders of the American civil rights movement.
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Although Malik's face was hidden in the image, his bleached hair and tattoos were easily recognizable.
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For people of color, many moments in Netflix's new series Dear White People feel instantly recognizable.
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Only one other artist in Havana, Yulier Rodriguez, has an equally recognizable assortment of street art.
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Ben is a chatbot that lets anyone become familiar with cryptocurrencies via a recognizable chat interface.
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With no recognizable place to advertise, sex workers could be driven further underground, further from safety.
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This gives their photos that unique quality that makes them individualized and recognizable to their fans.
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Between them and Darth Vader, they've been one of the most recognizable symbols of Star Wars.
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This was an alien world I had not seen before and yet there were recognizable fragments.
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Still, it's recognizable as food in a way that the gray sludge in jars often isn't.
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Year acquired by LVMH: 2016Type of goods: Luggage Most recognizable for: Rimowa is a luggage company.
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Keep reading to learn how Efron became one of the most recognizable stars in the business.
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Victory will be when we weld Syria's broken map together and our country becomes recognizable again.
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Since then, Giffords has become one of the most recognizable gun control advocates in the country.
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While Hollywood is filled with recognizable A-listers, there are several actors stuck in supporting roles.
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Michael Ealy is most recognizable from "Barbershop," though he's been in many other films and shows.
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Giancarlo Esposito is most recognizable among "Breaking Bad" fans, but he's been in many other projects.
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Earthrise founder Dan Hammer said his team's count included only free-standing, permanent and recognizable structures.
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From television origins (Gunsmoke), Reynolds became one of the most recognizable faces of 1970s American film.
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By working with recognizable fast-food brands, plant-based products are poised to win over customers.
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The double-decker plane with the humped fuselage is one of the world's most recognizable planes.
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Now, the Fab Five's resident style expert is one of the streaming giant's most recognizable faces.
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At some properties, all that is recognizable are the remains of washers, dryers and water heaters.
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He is one of the most easily recognizable creepypastas, with his eerie stare posted across forums.
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Apple is both the world's biggest company and one of its most iconic and recognizable brands.
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For pedestrians familiar with the graffiti-covered streets of downtown Bogotá, these portraits are immediately recognizable.
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I'm sometimes distanced from close relationships, less recognizable to other LBGTQs, or less "real" with acquaintances.
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Will it ever be possible for "the smartphone photo look" to become recognizable and therefore stale?
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Hynes' work, both as a songwriter, producer and artist in his own right, is immediately recognizable.
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Most recognizable ETFs charge low fees and aim to track the market rather than beat it.
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No recognizable attorneys were spotted coming in and out of the courtroom or even the building.
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His body of work is both utterly consistent and continually surprising, immediately recognizable and aesthetically restless.
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Though bordering on abstract, the textures help make the elements recognizable as part of a landscape.
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You can change your Windows 10 computer's name to make it more recognizable on your network.
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It is startling and unexpected to catch a glimpse of this most recognizable of Manhattan skyscrapers.
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That hinges on the casting, with some recognizable faces, without giving anything away, making unexpected exits.
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There's no other design like the shell toe; it's immediately recognizable and could never be duplicated.
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There's surprise in the way that the recognizable signatures play against the brainy, wrong-footing rhymes.
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Marking down the umpires on his sheet is more difficult, since they are not necessarily recognizable.
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And, since the 2400s, there has been the MetroCard, recognizable, bendable, losable and not always reliable.
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With nothing to define itself against, indie didn't need a recognizable style or sound to exist.
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And thanks to Instagram, for the past year he has become as recognizable as George Clooney.
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Her sculptures are like folk tales — recognizable, timeless and full of lessons we've yet to learn.
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The landscape, often enough, was quite recognizable but equally often overrun or partially obstructed by buildings.
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Two narrow cobblestone streets, adjacent to Via Mazzini, form the more recognizable heart of the ghetto.
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Recognizable beats maintain a degree of tension regardless of the fact that we know the outcome.
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Brenda had the most amazing and recognizable haircut ... and she's about 25 years older than me.
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Tom Wolfe had a signature uniform, thanks to his white suits, and was also immediately recognizable.
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He is a renewed but older man in a different age, forever recognizable from a distance.
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Magenta beetroot juice seeping through white bread is instantly recognizable as a portrait of Australian lunch.
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Of the nearly 40 politicians assassinated in South Africa last year, he was the most recognizable.
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Like Black Widow and Flamingo, Night Angel's voice was recognizable from the second she started singing.
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Ah, yes, New York: where the couches are outside and the building facades are vaguely recognizable.
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If things keep going the way they are he'll be barely recognizable when he's finally out.
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Absent these nine, that's a skinny 13 percent of Americans, some recognizable, a majority less so.
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"John Lydon, 19783, looks barely recognizable," read a recent headline in The Daily Express in London.
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Their initial betrothal has finally been consummated, but they are no longer recognizable to each other.
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They also tend to be the universities with the most resources and the most recognizable names.
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"I thought addiction would look a certain way, but it wasn't recognizable to me," she said.
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Her instantly recognizable song began with Barzilai mimicking chicken clucking sounds to loud cheers from fans.
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Sustento's corpse would be instantly recognizable from the tattoos that covered him from head to toe.
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In most cultures it makes Muslim women more recognizable and serves as a sign of identity.
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Modernist architect Stanley Saitowitz is controversial, and he's designed some of San Francisco's most recognizable buildings.
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His designs are recognizable for the way they both cling and drift away, like walking memories.
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Judy Garland is one of Hollywood's most beloved stars, and one of its most immediately recognizable.
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It's a voice that's immediately recognizable, even if the orator was president nearly 60 years ago.
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With this long history behind them, Dykes on Bikes are a recognizable icon of L.G.B.T.Q. culture.
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A reference to Rubio ("At least he appears to be a recognizable human being") was cut.
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Some of the recognizable players in the workout world include Planet Fitness, Equinox and Soul Cycle.
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He dabbles in abstraction for a while, though the shapes are often easily recognizable as phalluses.
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She didn't try and keep things on the DL ... looking pretty recognizable in a yellow sweater.
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She's widely recognizable as a nice woman with a nice talk show full of nice people.
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Being one of the richest people the world also makes Gates one of the most recognizable.
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If you're a fan of Apple's instantly recognizable white drawstring bags, you better start hoarding them.
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Chifumi is most recognizable for his depictions of the hyperextended fingers of traditional Cambodian Apsara dancers.
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Although London and Berlin maps are fairly recognizable, both pale in comparison maps of New York.
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Some Ewe rhythms have a slippery, collapsing quality, an amorphous relationship to any easily recognizable downbeat.
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He interrupts pointed questions from voters, then answers them with recognizable snippets from his stump speech.
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But the court ruling also notes the "very recognizable staging" that ties the two objects together.
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And now, through her values and personality, she is a true, purposeful, and extremely recognizable brand.
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Perhaps Lee looked to Steven Soderbergh's work on The Knick, or Amy Seimetz and Lodge Kerrigan's work on The Girlfriend Experience, for guidance on how fellow film directors who've landed TV directing gigs made shows that are recognizable as their own, but also recognizable as television.
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Suffice to say, we're certainly surprised to see Hale attribute her most recognizable feature to her dad.
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That includes things like a sleepy coffee cup (it seemed surprisingly cute), but also some recognizable characters.
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Regardless, fans are coming up with their own fantasies involving some of the character's most recognizable identifiers.
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Recognizable brands like Heinz, Goya, Barilla, Crisco, Skippy, and Toll House take up room on Garten's shelves.
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The brain and figure models Perlman is now building are both abstract and familiar, conceptual yet recognizable.
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He was a global celebrity, his beard, military fatigues and big Cuban cigars making him instantly recognizable.
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Basically, a DNS service translates IP addresses from mystifying numbers into more easily recognizable names like Google.com.
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Democrats across the country are running on three simple words, recognizable to every American: Medicare for all.
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For a movie about making the best music, Netflix's The Perfection soundtrack is light on recognizable songs.
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Certain GIFs used by Black women directly reveal emotions, thoughts, or intentions not immediately recognizable to others.
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Behind the windshield is a specially designed trapezoidal LCD that displays McQueen's recognizable and expressive animated eyes.
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"The robot" is one of the most recognizable novelty dances, but its history is anything but mechanical.
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The company even granted him a custom avatar, instantly recognizable down to its afro, beard, and suspenders.
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Buzzfeed recently took a similar approach, depicting plus-size women in a series of recognizable fashion ads.
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"I chose [ Deep Throat] because it was iconic and supposedly recognizable," Ćosić told me, of Deep ASCII.
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Thicke was also a music great who penned some of the era's most recognizable theme songs. 3.
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It uses an accessible and recognizable hardcore rock style format as the interface for renewed situational performance.
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Thanks to the brand's creative director, Olivier Rousteing, the label currently has an aesthetic that's instantly recognizable.
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The fetus has, at this point in pregnancy, developed into something with discrete and recognizable human features.
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They are funhouse mirrors, reflecting back warped shapes that look a little more recognizable than we'd like.
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The church is one of the most recognizable structures in the world and a symbol of Paris.
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In some cases, the US government may even offer them plastic surgery to make them less recognizable.
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So far, most of Nintendo's mobile experiments have capitalized on recognizable names: Mario, Fire Emblem, Animal Crossing.
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To achieve this, he plans to continue developing recognizable concepts like actions, activities, people, objects, and scenes.
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Whether you went to high school two years ago or 20, Kevin is specific and viscerally recognizable.
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Adobe Photoshop CC Course Arguably the most recognizable software in the entire Adobe Creative Suite is Photoshop.
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It helped greatly that she'd created a trail guide with recognizable landmarks he could see and understand.
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This recreation of the beloved Toy Story 4 duo requires minimum effort and provides instantly recognizable results.
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Razer's suite of PC gaming accessories is instantly recognizable for its acid-green-and-black color scheme.
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You often find in people, even when their abdominal organs are recognizable, that the brain has liquefied.
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Instead, "Bayside!" acts like the sitcom's second skin, utterly recognizable to every fan of the TV series.
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And even though we've never seen it before, it's instantly recognizable as an expensive, glamorous powerhouse machine.
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McDonald's is one of the most recognizable and profitable brands in the US and across the globe.
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We're told he wasn't instantly recognizable though ... which means he's not on Ariana's level (fame-wise, anyway).
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Like other demagogues before them, they twist historical fact beyond reality until it is no longer recognizable.
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Even for those who aren't fans of classic '70s rock, Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" is instantly recognizable.
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Despite broad changes to advertising revenue sources, this does not mean an end for recognizable subscription models.
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He'd dated the Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman in 2016, which made him at least a little recognizable.
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The biggest superstars in the world need no introduction, but they weren't always so recognizable — or successful.
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In these four pieces Hunt does not repeat himself, doesn't settle into recognizable moves or a style.
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The show has a ton of recognizable faces, and it comes from The Killing creator Veena Sud.
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But Rothwell is most recognizable for the role she plays on camera as Issa's outspoken friend Kelli.
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The city's features are warped but just barely recognizable as each scene spins slowly out into space.
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They are human enough to be recognizable but removed enough from normality to be odd and unfamiliar.
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Waterston is also recognizable for her roles in Michael Clayton, Steve Jobs, Logan Lucky and Alien: Covenant.
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Grupo Modelo produces 10 brews including Corona, Pacifico, Victoria and Modelo, some of Mexico's most recognizable brands.
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Its acquisition of The Lord of the Rings franchise brings them an enormously successful and recognizable property.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In the financial world, most leaders are not instantly recognizable by their first names.
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Some of her (usually-dead) subjects are recognizable as John Lennon, Bob Dylan, Prince, and so on.
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Instead, they chose to incorporate the 2003 party anthem because of how recognizable and popular it is.
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Snap has also partnered with some other recognizable mobile game companies, such as Zynga, ZeptoLab, and PikPok.
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Inspired by the small nation's flag, the team's kits have been some of the more recognizable jerseys.
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That's because nuns abide by a sartorial system that is at once endlessly adaptable and instantly recognizable.
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The fresh take on Golightly's recognizable French twist was created by Gaga's long-time hairstylist Frederic Aspiras.
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The viral images, often shared on Instagram or Twitter, combine a recognizable image with a hilarious caption.
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Chris Jericho's "Break Down the Wall" is one of the most recognizable pro wrestling entrances there is.
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His provocative dancing and hit records turned him into one of the 20th century's most recognizable icons.
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It can be worn on its own or with the full costume and is recognizable either way.
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Franchises like Star Wars are so recognizable and ingrained in our culture that any changes are risky.
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The company has gained attention for its sponsorship of athletes to help the brand become more recognizable.
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The products were shipped to around 500 companies which include some of the world's most recognizable names.
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"She was one of the most recognizable wolves and sought after by visitors to view and photography."
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Nintendo has promised that its later mobile releases will be more traditional games starring recognizable Nintendo characters.
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These accounts are like cover bands: recognizable pieces of pop culture reinterpreted in an open-source format.
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He's probably the most recognizable thing from Ghostbusters, or the thing that people are most focused on.
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Indeed, this undercurrent of environmental protection remains one of the most recognizable real-world aspects of Alola.
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He's been in the underground metal zine scene since he was 15, honing an instantly recognizable aesthetic.
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That will likely only increase as more recognizable brands introduce their own CBD products into the market.
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But getting hired on one of the world's most recognizable comedy shows somehow got in the way.
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Jaybird's solution are those instantly recognizable plastic fins that you find all over the company's press material.
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The first piece, named "Mozart Unchained" performed by pianist Carlos Chacón, was barely recognizable as classical music.
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Sounds played through the headphones, but they were not recognizable melodies or a particular genre of music.
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Loved or hated, he remained for 50 years one of the most recognizable people on the planet.
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That said, most of the current designs are made of recognizable bike parts, if in different positions.
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A classic nineteenth-century handlebar, it was far too recognizable, so William Monroe Trotter shaved it off.
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No one can say how often this happens, but it happens enough to form a recognizable pattern.
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And I could see the top of his head, which is very recognizable, and it's Bernie Sanders.
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Afterwards, they lost their jobs and struggled to rent houses since their faces were recognizable, they said.
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And even in a fancy dress, Lyonne is still recognizable as Orange Is the New Black's Nicky.
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" He added, "I think I'm a lot more recognizable now than I ever was in the past.
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But what of Mr. King, one of the most famous and recognizable interviewers in American television history?
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Salience is our tendency to focus on the most easily recognizable features of a person or concept.
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The ship's profile, which features four smokestacks, makes it one of the most recognizable ships in history.
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Despite appearing in several notable films, like "There's Something About Mary," Keith David is not instantly recognizable.
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"Iconography" is represented, for example, by the recognizable color scheme and crossed-out eye imagery of KAWS.
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She can take a recognizable social situation or fact and steadily twist it into a surrealist skein.
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"Right off of Snapchat in a harrowingly recognizable basement, with our classmates front and center," wrote Ponder.
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Their main job is to travel the U.S. promoting the brand and its most recognizable marketing shtick.
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By targeting businesses with a recognizable brand for uniquely harsh treatment, policymakers are simply exacerbating the damage.
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Probably one of the more recognizable companies, Airbus is a multinational aerospace corporation that designs aerospace products,
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Bill Belichick, LeBron James and Steph Curry are some of the most recognizable names in sports today.
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In mitigation, she has a recognizable, superfluously insistent way of buzzing that functions as a heads-up.
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The Erasmus exchange program of studying abroad is one of the most recognizable and popular EU policies.
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He seems to have lost any connection to actors, or recognizable motivations, or even basic story structure.
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Hanukkah is one of the most recognizable, widely-celebrated Jewish holidays around the world — for good reason.
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It's hard to find a recent director whose distinct visual aesthetic has become so universally, immediately recognizable.
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People like The Rock, John Cena, and Bautista are recognizable the world over as real-life superheroes.
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But each moment is instantly recognizable even to someone with only a passing familiarity with the film.
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Then, there are the products that look like torture devices are hardly recognizable in their early renditions.
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They also co-opted the brand's instantly recognizable interlocking LV logo on its takeout boxes and napkins.
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The watches recall classic, recognizable Hermès designs, such as the house's Cape Cod watch and cuff bracelets.
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FIFA, the most recognizable acronym in the world, was compared by America's top prosecutor to the mob.
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It's a very certain kind of expression, nigh-on-impossible to pin down but also instantly recognizable.
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" Kellyanne "is arguably Trump's most recognizable aide, which has caused her to receive threats against her life.
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I know I just did in the headline, but that's just so it'd be recognizable to whoever.
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Kris and Kim were gunning for the Kardashians to be the most recognizable family in the world.
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The Western alliance gives Russian military vehicles and weapons distinct English names to make them more recognizable.
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You have no idea what the argument is about, but the situation is immediately recognizable and relatable.
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Tuck packs her wartime coming-of-age story with recognizable relics of a mid-20th-century childhood.
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Creating a new item in conjunction with a recognizable flavor could help expand Papa John's customer base.
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Then there's the Japanese noise artist Keiji Haino, who is instantly recognizable by his long silver hair.
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The fact is, Twitter is changing us — regressing us — in ways developmental psychologists would find weirdly recognizable.
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If you're lucky or somehow recognizable enough (a woman next to me was not), you'll be found.
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That or laid out in front of me as obstacles that were, now at least, recognizable. Manageable.
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Because these are easily avoidable missteps: domestic violence follows a consistent pattern and has easily recognizable hallmarks.
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Perhaps its most instantly recognizable object is the LOVE sculpture by the favorite-son artist Robert Indiana.
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Further, such cognitive trade-offs could develop over time and only become recognizable long after the stimulation.
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One of the most recognizable in recent years would be Bobby Ologun, a Nigerian former MMA fighter.
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The first is that we start with a recognizable description of ourselves in our everyday moral lives.
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Some of these visuals also show a human form that weaves in and out of being recognizable.
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The next phase for us is launching these huge recognizable brands next year in partnership with studios.
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Dressed habitually in blue, he is instantly recognizable in France, in part from his many TV appearances.
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Those might be valid points to make, if, perhaps they existed within the text as recognizable satire.
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But those options lack the possible impact of Mr. Mueller, the most recognizable figure behind the investigation.
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There's much to be said for this approach, particularly when the voice is commanding and instantly recognizable.
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I refer to my current work as having no recognizable subject matter, rather than being non-objective.
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Mr. Tarigami said Mr. Bukhari, one of the region's most recognizable journalists, was targeted for a reason.
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We really have to extend this offer, especially because it's so recognizable as a Girard-Perregaux piece.
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They share a bumbling public affect, a history of racist remarks, and an instantly recognizable hair color.
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Each incident takes iconic images of Superman's heroism and warps them into something terrible — but fundamentally recognizable.
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The stories that Ms. Adrion elicits may be infuriatingly recognizable to women who work in many fields.
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Sims had to communicate with one another, and with the player, in a way that was recognizable.
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How recognizable it was that Mr. Comey was "stunned" to find himself in these potentially compromising positions.
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Once the eyes are added in and most of the fur is complete, the subject becomes recognizable.
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The bedrock of our identity is that Egypt has existed in recognizable form for thousands of years.
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"So we're focused and single-issue and highly recognizable and speaking with one voice, and it's powerful."
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Canadian health care can be wonderful if you have a recognizable ailment with a relatively straightforward treatment.
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Scientists say they believe the biological processes underlying the ailments start many years before recognizable symptoms appear.
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The brain arranges the words in a recognizable order before the individual moves muscles to articulate speech.
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That's the part that's crazy — even with their eyes closed, [they managed to draw a recognizable mermaid].
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The reflexive politeness Taylor Swift displayed toward her attacker will be instantly recognizable to thousands of women.
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Those women playwrights of color made the recognizable unrecognizable—which is to say, they made it art.
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Landstrider: Large, gentle creatures from the world of Thra that are recognizable by their tall, spindly legs.
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Behind that pamphlet-strewn table was a man in the recognizable khaki of a Marine's service uniform.
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Coördinate our bonnets, so we will be recognizable in a large crowd of people fleeing severe drought.
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Tinder's swipe-based user interface is, of course, one of the most recognizable parts of the app.
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More specifically, it always must be discriminate, proportionate and determinably within the recognizable bounds of military necessity.
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Camila Morrone is brushing off any judgment about her relationship with one of Hollywood's most recognizable stars.
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But graffiti art has become one of the most globally recognizable and copied forms of contemporary culture.
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"There is so much in it that is recognizable—apart from the divorce bit," she told me.
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Take the Billik, which is squarer with a slightly thinner gauge then the brand's recognizable Lemtosh model.
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Also known as the Infinity Tower, the Cayan Tower in Dubai is recognizable by its twisted body.
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Bear 410 is one of the more recognizable bears on the river, owing to her thick brow.
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Some images included a blue kayak, which the researchers hope might be recognizable to the stick's owner.
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He's a truly polarizing figure whose recognizable tropes leave no gamer in the middle ground of opinion.
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We wanted the Spanish to be fair and recognizable to a large portion of the solving population.
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Her Lewis Carroll-like millinery made her instantly recognizable in the old-boy network of Kentucky bourbons.
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The 9 percent fat was luscious, but not so luscious that it wasn't immediately recognizable as yogurt.
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The slicing reveals recognizable forms (a blinking eyeball, letters) packed in the inner layers of the loaf.
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Instantly recognizable with his wavy blond hair and beard, Branson is one of Britain's best-known businessmen.
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From there, it opens on one of the most recognizable motifs of horror cinema: the spooky hallway.
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Campbell's new food philosophy includes food that actually has roots, recognizable ingredients and comes from plants and animals.
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Amber Rose is getting candid about being sexually accosted by a countless number of recognizable men in Hollywood.
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The good news is that there was a recognizable shift this year in who the public holds responsible.
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They are recognizable—marginally evocative of Zeppelin's "No Quarter"—and yet arcane, like shimmering afterthoughts or secrets withheld.
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The original iconic colors the plane stands for freedom and that symbol is highly recognizable around the world.
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The step surprised us all, but there are not yet any trends recognizable in the future parliamentary group.
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Petry was the most recognizable face in the AfD during its swift rise over the past two years.
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The song hit a resurgence thanks to the recent Freddie Mercury biopic named after the instantly recognizable song.
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He was for the last 40 years of his life, the most recognizable human being on the planet.
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Someone in the 213 just turned one of California's most recognizable landmarks into a big endorsement for 420.
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Ahead, Brodeur shares her tips, tricks, and favorite memories working with the most recognizable face on the planet.
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What is perhaps the organization's most recognizable symbol will no longer feature prominently in its public-facing materials.
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Jamil started to attend London Fashion Week and became recognizable for what the Independent described as "flamboyant" fashion.
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Lower levels are more abstract, responding to basic geometric shapes, while higher levels resolve these into recognizable concepts.
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A woman answered and stared at the instantly recognizable singer, easily the Twin Cities' biggest celebrity, Lundstrom recalled.
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Fast food is an easy, recognizable symbol, and it's a great way to tell a story about America.
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Lord may the the most recognizable Trump booster on TV, but he's paid by CNN, not the campaign.
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Instead, the show hits a sweet spot somewhere in between — it's recognizable and warm, but oh so shiny.
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But at a time of growing consumer awareness, developing a recognizable brand is arguably more important than ever.
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"The most challenging part of this project was sculpting the very recognizable faces from modeling chocolate," Mason says.
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Kate Moss is regarded as one of the most recognizable supermodels in the world and a fashion icon.
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It's one of the most instantly recognizable of Keith Ohlfs' many contributions to the modern operating system interface.
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Which means a focus on movies that play well worldwide; big-budget action movies with already recognizable characters.
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Chris: Diesel's motivations are so backward that I found him barely recognizable as his character from the series.
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Her comics are uniquely expressive, immediately recognizable, and provide instant, easy access to a compelling moment in history ….
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TANGS is most recognizable for its flagship store at the swanky shopping district of Orchard in downtown Singapore.
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Urbanears' Plattan headphones are almost recognizable by their lack of ostentation — just a simple, flat, solid colored design.
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The company only shows a recognizable phone number to people you're dialing if you're a Google Voice user.
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In a way I couldn't explain, observing this recognizable human gesture made me feel a little less alone.
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But within hours, Trump starting pumping up whatever kernel of truth existed until it was no longer recognizable.
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"She will be the most recognizable ship sailing the seven seas, delivering an irresistible sailor experience," McAlpin said.
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TURLEY: Well, quite frankly, it&aposs good to have something that&aposs more recognizable as a criminal allegation.
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"The different parts of the body were chosen so that they were both recognizable and undefined," Trillo says.
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Some viewers may find this range overwhelming, but despite the abundance, Lacy's art is always recognizable as hers.
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Again, the seafoam green product packaging is recognizable as Clinique's Different Lipstick and Color Surge Butter Shine Lipstick.
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Amidst its latest endeavor, you'll find Lazy Oaf's recognizable aesthetic with boxy denim jackets and oversized printed hoodies.
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Sure, there are technically human remains in there, but it's not like they are recognizable as human remains.
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This collaboration — combining the most recognizable (if oft-mocked) elements of each signature shoe — is the next step.
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It also puts Soylent at odds with trendy health foods that boast a short list of recognizable ingredients.
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It's John Hughes for the 13 Reasons Why generation, groundbreaking because it's such a recognizable, even ordinary, genre.
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Each tube's cap is adorned with an instantly recognizable poster from a classic horror movie: Dr. Jekyll &Mr.
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His art has become iconic, with an instantly recognizable style marked by bright, saturated colors and swirling skies.
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Solo presents a very different origin story for Han, even if many of the base components are recognizable.
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Actor Terry Crews is easily recognizable for his muscular build and willingness to not take himself too seriously.
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After two decades in Hollywood, one might assume Mark Wahlberg is easily recognizable, but he says he's not.
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Some people might find it difficult to separate Dakota Johnson from her most recognizable role as Anastasia Steele.
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Le Monde newspaper published the interview Thursday with Benalla, who had shaved his beard to be less recognizable.
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While the entry above uses the recognizable names NASA and SpaceX, the "historical" recount is almost completely fictionalized.
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His methods are monstrous and his conclusions are twisted, but there's something all too recognizable in his pain.
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The event drew over a million spectators and participation from many of the tech world's most recognizable companies.
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A man from New Jersey accidentally crashed his drone into one of New York City's most recognizable skyscrapers.
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