I had set out to recreate wanted to recreate the magic of Hiddleston's bolognese.
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As hard as we tried, we couldn't recreate what we were trying to recreate.
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Presumably we will understand all of it in 10,000 years and then recreate these processes in a computer simulation, much like how we can recreate the way a ball bounces.
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Following Fisher's death in December 2016, Lucasfilm said it would not use CGI to recreate General Organa in the final film, as it did to recreate a younger Princess Leia in Rogue One.
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But whereas Yooka-Laylee is trying to recreate the style of 264D platformers with all the advantages of modern graphics, Macbat 264 is also trying to recreate the look of those old games.
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Then finally there's a sadness that you can't recreate it.
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So, duffmanszalotofthings decided to recreate the object for his wife.
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But similar experiments in the 1970s couldn't recreate the results.
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Trying to recreate him with only text was a challenge.
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Isabella Rossellini and Kyle MacLachlan recreate our first date magic.
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You have to start animating again and recreate this project.
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Here, experts share how to recreate spring 2016 runway looks.
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Michael asks them to recreate Ms. Meade, and they do.
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Recreate my trip: Sorry, dear readers, this one's all mine.
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Words With Friends manages to successfully recreate this experience onscreen.
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Which Elizabeth Banks, Tuesday night's DNC emcee, decided to recreate.
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So he tried to recreate his mother's recipe from memory.
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Looking to recreate the dramatic stage makeup of Black Swan?
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We're told producers are now scrambling to recreate the moment.
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We need to recreate our sense of space in history.
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I think it's always fun to recreate something like that.
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People could recreate it at home, absolutely, maybe even better!
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It means they have yet another badass costume to recreate.
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To recreate it you have to go into artificial reproduction.
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I have been trying to recreate that tart ever since.
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The artist would then recreate those pictures in MS Paint.
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It was one of those unique things you can't recreate.
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It's easy enough to recreate the effect in the kitchen.
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Nauman had planned to recreate six videos from the 1960s.
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In essence, they would recreate the dissolved Parliament of 2010.
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And we've got to recreate the Obama coalition to win.
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She doesn't even need actual props to recreate Najib's glasses.
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We want to recreate that same feeling with our shoes.
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And we were able to recreate it and show him.
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That's a memory we revisit and recreate when on placebo.
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The kids wanted to recreate covers of the books they're reading.
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Like to recreate many of these services for their own community.
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To recreate his famous stuffing at home, follow the recipe below.
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I'm attempting to recreate the ritual serve of a cocktail classic.
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Essentially, they'll gather the six infinity stones and recreate Thanos' snap.
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Want to recreate that night you spend taking LSD in Newcastle?
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We spent a lot of time trying to recreate that experience.
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In another, they watch as actors recreate scenes from Choe's life.
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And what elements of those styles can we recreate with software?
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Nobody was able to recreate the rendering on his taped games.
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And now I'm challenging you to recreate the looks for Halloween.
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And luckily for us, it's incredibly easy to recreate at home.
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Any chance he may recreate this look at his next premiere?
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What celeb's hair color are you asked to recreate most often?
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But with these, we can recreate that feeling just about anywhere.
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Astros fans hope he can recreate that magic against the Dodgers.
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Dickreuter explained to Mashable how they chose which photos to recreate.
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We can recreate that product, rendering the sound and the images.
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You can recreate olives with felt, balls, or small round pillows.
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Human beings create culture, and so we can also recreate culture.
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I think it's impossible to hope to recreate those cultural conditions.
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"But don't underestimate the capacity of ZANU-PF to recreate itself."
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Scientists have not been able to recreate metallic hydrogen on Earth.
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Just casually recreate HBO-quality scenes for two seasons of television.
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And one that's easier to recreate than, say, a 1950s streetscape.
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She ordered them to end the conspiracy and not recreate it.
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I can recreate it because I lived it every single day.
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" ...To which Petsch responded with: "We shall recreate when ur here.
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Can Biden recreate the Obama-Biden coalition of 2008 and 2012?
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How do you recreate the archive of that intentionally erased history?
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Engineers strive to recreate a company's signature sound in the automobile.
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It wouldn't be easy to recreate such a system on Twitter.
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Our investigative journalists recreate how the social network navigated its crisis.
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I don't want to recreate the safety of a traditional stage.
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Their goal was to recreate performances heard by the original audiences.
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The concert attempted to recreate the ambience of a Harlem club.
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Disney's Animal Kingdom aspires to recreate that experience, a tall order.
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Recreate one of Ariana Grande's most famous looks with this makeup.
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Gujral settled in Delhi, where he sought to recreate Moti Mahal.
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The daring decision to recreate Hockney's psychology is not without risks.
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You need to recreate guilds spending days running the same dungeons and quests over and over for faction reputation, and you need to recreate the frantic races to be the first to tag a world boss.
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And Apple doesn't want to recreate another 'Error 53' iPhone bricking incident.
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I think they thought they were going to recreate what we did.
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What it won't do, though, is suddenly recreate the nightlife we've lost.
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Then you can recreate those actions, refine them, and do them again.
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And I think what I was trying to recreate is that sense.
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Since there, there's been almost daily attempts to recreate that same phenomenon.
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And luckily for all of us, it's actually surprisingly easy to recreate.
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These fantastic resources will allow you to recreate this very decision wheel.
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Jenner turned to Alejandro Collection to recreate her iconic Met Gala look.
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For now, we can recreate the buns she nestled those patties between.
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And we got to recreate the opening scene from Saturday Night Fever.
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"Bird Sounds: "Perfect to recreate a magic ambiance of nature at home.
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What happens when virtual reality can recreate the artwork in our home?
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Ahead, how to recreate the twosome's purple eyeshadow look on any budget.
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The styles we did were something that an everyday person could recreate.
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But no need to wait for next year to recreate these looks.
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The scene is meant to recreate gruesome moments from the Bolshevik Revolution.
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I'm not saying that Apple should recreate Snapchat — it doesn't have to.
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Those moments are just so interesting that I wanted to recreate them.
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A slice of internet history we will never be able to recreate.
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Which red carpet outfit would you like to see him recreate next?
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So Ms. Godley has agreed to recreate a piece for the show.
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It's not easy to recreate it just by watching me make it.
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Then the special power of art reveals itself, to recreate a meaning.
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But the problem is that people can now forensically recreate your race.
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What's a simple updo you can hastily recreate in the office bathroom?
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Still Nick approaches Cheryl to creepily recreate history and insult his victim.
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Definitely consider this an opportunity to recreate that iconic upside down kiss.
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I, and others, said, 'Well, you're asking the company to recreate code.
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How can you recreate the environment that gave you your best ideas?
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He will presumably recreate that contact information from memory and public sources.
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The Philharmonie exhibition seeks to recreate at least part of this experience.
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But why recreate the arch and set it up in Western capitals?
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Should they publish detailed guidelines on how to recreate the deadly virus?
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Secretly, though, I really do hope they recreate that A-team picture.
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The YouTubers behind Hellthy Junk Food attempted to recreate Tasty's giant macaron.
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Mr. Harris has done the same to recreate a conversation with Ailey.
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Perhaps it's impossible to recreate what Mr. Givenchy and Ms. Hepburn had.
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I would recreate my mother's magazine covers with me as the model.
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The other parent doesn't have to recreate your household in their household.
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That practice is the hardest thing to recreate in a short internship.
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And then the computer tried to recreate their thoughts in a photo.
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He's gone to great lengths to recreate entire streets of the period.
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You can recreate something of the past, she seems to be saying.
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That's not to say Zuckerberg and Facebook's board couldn't just recreate it.
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To recreate the battle of Gettysburg, 5,000 reenactors were used as extras.
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It doesn't have the resources yet to recreate full Fifth Avenue swankiness.
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The pathway forward isn't to recreate the savage asylums of the past.
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Kate's personal hairdresser Richard Ward revealed how to recreate the look yourself.
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If we reconnect with those things, it can recreate those positive feelings.
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What it does — wondrously and terrifyingly — is recreate the experience of dreaming.
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We tried to recreate the environment of that bar and that experience.
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Herford has tried to recreate the feeling of that initial experience here.
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It is a pity we can't recreate the moment of its discovery.
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Riquelme said he believed the boy had tried to "recreate" the game.
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Then, ILM used this performance as a guide to digitally recreate Cushing.
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Their mom dresses them up to recreate shots from Oscar-nominated films.
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You can't recreate a performance, he said, but you can embellish it.
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Samsung and other smartphone rivals have failed to recreate that winning formula.
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Their policy goal is to recreate a secondary market with more competition.
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"I did not feel burdened to recreate it exactly," Mr. Rockwell said.
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Trump says the call was "perfect," so we decided to recreate it.
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I and others said, 'Well, you're asking the company to recreate code.
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Claire Saffitz attempts to recreate the Milky Way, and it's a journey
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Laser points recreate the shape of pedestrians and bicyclists, emphasizing their importance.
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You are trying to recreate the idea of a nightly news show.
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Using these drawings as blueprints, you could recreate Garth's whole architectural world.
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And we can do things like get re-enactors to recreate scenes.
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We can take a game engine and recreate these well documented areas.
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Yeah, each ... But I think we can't just try to recreate that.
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He also asked other artists on Twitter to recreate his son's drawings.
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Clearly trying to recreate the photo I'd taken the previous morning, Doli.
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Which is really the only way you could recreate the essence of Snatch.
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Her music had a spirituality that was matchless, timeless, and impossible to recreate.
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So he saw the exact stage show that we recreate in the episode.
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Marvel's continuous narrative depends on artists to continually rewrite, redraw, and recreate history.
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However, Salzberg cautioned the company isn't trying recreate a brick and mortar experience.
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There was a habit, and we wanted to recreate that habit in digital.
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Why wouldn't the advent of flying cars just recreate congestion in three dimensions?
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Here's everything you'll need to recreate some iconic Rue Bennett (and friends) looks.
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I was able to recreate kazandibi once I got home from my trip.
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D'Entrecolles' intelligence proved vital to Europeans seeking to recreate porcelain as a material.
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Further, they recreate the Ramsey home and later speak with the family's friends.
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But just imagine how many bacteria it would take to recreate, say, Contagion.
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There's no recipe [in Gourmet Makes], no sane person is gonna recreate this.
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Jamie and the star recreate the dish together, with entertaining and delicious results.
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Sure, we all probably think we could recreate that painting by Jackson Pollock.
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Want to recreate Bey's frenzy-causing look (if you're with child or not)?
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The aim, he added, was to recreate what a real artist goes through.
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Let's try and recreate the numbers for Australia and a few other nations.
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The risk is that these will recreate the vulnerabilities of cross-border pipelines.
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Lucasfilm has said it would not digitally recreate Fisher's likeness in future films.
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In the Excel competition, Dumoulin said, participants are given completed spreadsheets to recreate.
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The idea is to recreate the forces they might experience during a game.
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Shop the style below to recreate her look with a NYE-appropriate twist.
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To try and recreate Rembrandt's expert handling of oil paint with colored pencils?
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"We are not trying to recreate 'Call of Duty' on mobile," Pearsall said.
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I wanted to try to recreate some of the feel of that portrait.
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See our favorite waves ahead — and learn how to recreate your own, too!
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I also made a mechanical moving landscape to recreate the scenery speeding by.
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It's like they tried to recreate the Beatles with the members of Coldplay.
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She designed the app to recreate the way these interactions would work IRL.
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They recreate both the sorrows and the joys, which coexist with each other.
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We've found three eye looks you can easily recreate in under five minutes.
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It makes me want to recreate it in my home with other friends.
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Slater: But it was hilarious to recreate some of the actual porn scenes.
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They also sometimes try to recreate the test from memory in shared documents.
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Looking to recreate the flavors of her childhood, Patel took to home cooking.
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With all that data, you can easily recreate what happened during a flight.
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I would endeavor to recreate the spirit of that itinerary on only $100.
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Still, the company had done its best to recreate the original, welcoming ambience.
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"We got invitations all around the world to recreate the event," Stuart said.
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The two then decided to recreate the photo again and respond to HuffPo.
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Music inspired by LSD tends to recreate this experience of a psychedelic trip.
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They serve to recreate, in a contemporary guise, folkloric imagining from Na's childhood.
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That means others can recreate and reuse many of its methods and ideas.
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We recreate a big family vibe over something as basic as roast chicken.
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How are you going to recreate this stuff live as a four-piece?
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In Pennsylvania, unions and Democrats are attempting to recreate the old winning formula.
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But the thing is, you can't recreate the feeling of a live gig.
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"I like the aspect of being able to recreate something from real life."
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Dr. Percec stitched skin "to recreate the rim that was lost," she said.
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One artist in London is on a mission to recreate those lost shades.
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The key advice is to recreate social contact using video conferencing, two ways.
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Family flags hang from their backs as 500 samurai horseman recreate a battle.
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Unlike ESPN's site, MLBAM does not recreate home run distances of the past.
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"We want to recreate a Sunday night at my grandma's place," she said.
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Ever wanted to see Simone Biles recreate a gymnastics routine in Lego bricks?
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It's why he has devoted the past year to trying to recreate them.
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"Some people use sex toys to recreate that sense of fullness," says Battle.
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Snodsmith also said she doubts they'll recreate the moment on the big day.
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Get as drunk as Alaska that night so they can recreate her mindset.
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"This was Woodhaven's family bar, and you can't recreate that," Ms. Rocca said.
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Embrace or resistance to legal change could recreate backwaters in the United States.
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A few times a year the fort has events to recreate that era.
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Now, I can recreate the comfort of our meals together wherever I am.
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We should recreate programs like these nationwide and tailor them to local needs.
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Well, now you can recreate it at home with this comfy-looking robe.
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He longs to slavishly recreate it, then disappear into it as its protagonist.
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Now you can recreate that scene for the modern age with this Bluetooth speaker.
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Don't worry; the movie leans on CGI to recreate that very intimate body part.
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So we hired some very talented artists and scenic designers to recreate the interior.
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It is also not known whether it is possible to recreate a person's consciousness.
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The idea with Rain World is to recreate the experience of being that rat.
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Lucio explores the ways to recreate the sensations of the lifestyles his pictures portray.
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In a way, contemporary police killings in America recreate the same sort of spectacle.
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Lewis did his best to recreate the club's weight, shape, dimensions, and other attributes.
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They were super stylish and cute, and I try to recreate things they did.
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And I always do my best to recreate the experience through photos and words.
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People are no longer interested in covering them up — they want to recreate them.
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Next year, Disney is hoping to recreate the magic with a live-action remake.
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The new enclosure is designed to recreate a habitat similar to their natural environment.
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It sounds like her family was equally as pumped to recreate the nostalgic photo.
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Four models came together to recreate a famous Vogue cover, but with a twist.
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So, how do you recreate space weather on Earth to test your electronics out?
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Planning to make all your friends wait while you recreate this look at home?
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"I just wanted to recreate the way people see the word ugly," she says.
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It&aposs a totally different -- he&aposs trying to recreate the Soviet Union expansionism.
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"I hope JetBlue will retrain their staff and recreate the culture I once loved."
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They went so far as to rebuild the house to recreate the crime scene.
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Demi Lovato is ready to recreate one of her own movies — with a twist.
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Recreate this epic head flip by gradually tossing your mane from side to side.
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They're super easy to recreate and you can adapt them to your heart's desire.
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I love combing through my great grandmother's recipes and finding family recipes to recreate.
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Many of Snap's most popular features aren't difficult to recreate — Facebook's copycats show that.
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Rakowitz had been commissioned to recreate artifacts and locations destroyed in the Iraq war.
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Would you be able to recreate the process outside the atmosphere of the Earth?
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I recreate it as a snack every few weeks when I have a craving.
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Officers should not attempt to recreate the discovery of evidence on camera, he wrote.
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"There are enough in there to recreate Natalie's first months with us," she says.
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We're waiting for the two to recreate this photo now, stat — gold chain, mandatory.
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Unlike most nail art, the weed nail trend is actually pretty easy to recreate.
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But Washington wasn't just a guest on the show to recreate his old characters.
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Original scores should be destroyed and accepted "masterpieces" vandalised, in order to recreate them.
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This fact could make it hard for investors to recreate what Buffett has achieved.
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Now, we have plenty of time to attempt to recreate this before Oct. 31.
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You're basically managing a moving set and have to recreate it in different venues.
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But anyone looking to recreate the nostalgia that comes with reminiscing about Double Dare!
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"It's not like we're trying to recreate Sodom and Gomorrah," a main backer said.
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I'd come back home and try to recreate what I heard through that window.
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But that's how I learned, just by listening and trying to recreate the sounds.
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It may not be possible to recreate the community of senators from the past.
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Oftentimes, clients need to make decisions about which world, exactly, they're looking to recreate.
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That is the beautiful picture I want to help recreate at the Federal Reserve.
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Each area has a photo op to recreate an iconic moment from the series.
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Pregnancy anxiety, stains, UTIs, 3 PM leakage—why would you want to recreate that?
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I thought, How can I recreate the fun and social experience in a burger?
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The team also had to recreate the Snapchat rainbow-puke filter using visual effects.
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Many chefs turn to drink and drugs to artificially recreate adrenaline experienced during service.
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Related: This Tape Makes Everything LEGOs DIY LEGO Designs Recreate Marvels of Modern Engineering
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I discover this very quickly during my attempt to recreate the Futurist dish Aerofood.
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Recreate the iconic Empire Strikes Back scene in your very own Tauntaun sleeping bag.
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How would you recreate a scene from your favorite horror movie from your perspective?
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Scientists cannot recreate the brain because they understand only pieces of how it works.
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My entire day was an effort to recreate the patterns of the previous one.
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To start, the team tested the AI by asking it to recreate certain games.
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Virtualization and emulation software like VirtualBox and QEMU create ways to recreate an experience.
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Researchers can use them to recreate the individual stories that many troops never told.
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"Really, they're trying to recreate what cities like Philadelphia have always had," she says.
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Everywhere you're looking is where I was trying to recreate that in the painting.
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The director was forced to recreate autumn during the spring thaw, using stored leaves.
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Here are two of the covers I wanted to recreate: Mom's participation was key.
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I wish I knew because I could recreate it on every job I did.
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I wasn't trying to recreate his style, but we totally drew from his work.
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And you just go and recreate those, and go and manipulate the whole environment.
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As far as how they were measured, I didn't really recreate the wheel here.
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He understood the singular sound of the instrument and how to recreate it inexpensively.
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It's beautiful to create — and recreate — a community when you are away from it.
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Moral laws are handed down, and Noah is told to go off and recreate.
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To establish better boundaries, Weiler Reynolds recommends workers recreate their commute back home, too.
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Recreate your canceled vacations You were supposed to be at the beach right now.
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Yet some workers and clients are trying to recreate the strip club experience virtually.
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"We are engineering ClearMotion to recreate that train experience in the car," he said.
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While this is undoubtedly advantageous, it&aposs also possible to recreate on your own.
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When we travel, I try to recreate this as much as possible for her.
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This helps developers work faster by not having to recreate common features and components.
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You can watch Knoll recreate the first demo he ever gave with Photoshop above.
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It takes audacity to recreate the circumstances behind a movie whose stature is sacred.
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China is also aiming to recreate boot camp style specialty school for winter sports.
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And I wanted to recreate the scene of the party, where it all happened.
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Should they use plastic and paint to recreate scenes of torture, theme-park style?
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Everybody has their own thing that helps them to recreate this state of mind.
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I could make a cioppino, for example, and recreate Julia Child's famous boeuf Bourguignon.
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The destruction of Beirut did not begin with a grand plan to recreate downtown.
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If you're the kid, find a weird old baby picture and recreate it, #TBT style.
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Alabama had spent years trying to recreate the Bear Bryant era with only scattered success.
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Click through to see our favourite looks from the shows, and how to recreate them.
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So the staff decided to recreate some of the high school moments Bass was missing.
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We worked tirelessly to recreate that as best we could, given the constraints we had.
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It would be nearly impossible for the average person to recreate a Rafael Araujo drawing.
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But who knows, maybe you could convince her to recreate your favorite operating system screenshot.
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She then showed their photos to Lola, who chose the pictures she wanted to recreate.
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Don't find someone who can recreate the original's look – find someone who can reinvent it.
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Bassindale said it would be hard to recreate the same conditions as on the Vuelta.
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Those who master this universe have access to boundless wealth, and can recreate their identities.
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Click through to find the looks we're loving and the products recommended to recreate them.
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Who in A Wrinkle In Time, we decided to recreate three looks from her career.
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Jenner turned to Alejandro Collection to recreate her iconic Met Gala look for her daughter.
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Several pieces doubled as instructional guides on how to recreate "Hawaiian"-themed experiences at home.
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Since then, Snapchat's continued to grow, and Facebook has repeatedly tried to recreate Snapchat's magic.
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The West is this place where you either escape or you go to recreate yourself.
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Is she trying to recreate Arnold using the new Delos technology for human control units?
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Fallon, Higgins and the Roots are not the only people to recreate Lohan's dance moves.
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Am I trying to recreate the physical proximity I once felt with their digital presence?
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Like other recent text-replace memes, this one is both durable and easy to recreate.
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Did you feel bound to recreate the courtroom scenes only as home viewers saw them?
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The stonework and stained glass of the edifice recreate images and lessons from the Bible.
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Motion capture sensors recreate his unique way of moving for a CGI version of himself.
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To recreate the story's fantasy world, filmmakers decided to shoot near Lake Hawea in Wanaka.
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It could be that the new experiment didn't precisely recreate the conditions of the first.
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Related: DIY LEGO Designs Recreate Marvels of Modern Engineering Remember When Your Imagination Was Endless?
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Above, feast your eyes on a sultry, graphic eye that that's so easy to recreate.
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The MAC team even used makeup to recreate some of our favorite animal Snapchat lenses.
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Attempts to recreate extinct species via cloning have yielded promising, but so far unsuccessful results.
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Atlantic City is looking to recreate itself to lose the image of a gambling hub.
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In many ways, Riyadh's central Al-Deera area tries to recreate the Prophet Mohammed's time.
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Something somebody experienced, or knew of the experience happening, and we wanted to recreate that.
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That's why the race is on to recreate the sweet, soft, puffy starchiness of gluten.
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Millennial attendees will undoubtedly need a selfie stick to recreate this 2014 Academy Awards moment.
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But the Muddy Waters report does not describe an exact recipe to recreate its attack.
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Big Ben's 320-foot towering presence would be pretty tough to recreate in baked goods.
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In this fashion show, holographic rain, wind, and clouds recreate world climates to fantastic effect.
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There's pretty much never been a Rihanna beauty look that we didn't want to recreate.
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It's not a statement about race relations or an attempt to recreate a Benetton ad.
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Photos from the 1960s helped the restoration team recreate the aesthetic of the Apollo era.
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"To recreate it in a museum setting now is perhaps a little premature," Hofer said.
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If we can recreate that feeling in a sports bra, that would just be gold.
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These types of visual and auditory memes are tough for scientists to recreate and test.
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An extensively detailed web that unveils the image of the face he's chosen to recreate.
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The team went to extremes to recreate the pressure of Parkey's kick for replacement candidates.
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This cookbook lets them recreate some of the gang's favorite meals, drinks, and sweet treats.
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"It felt like a surreal New York moment that we'll never be able to recreate."
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When it was time to propose, Davis decided to recreate how he and Jones met.
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"Carnage Park" is a deliberate effort to recreate exploitative, stalker-type scare fare of yore.
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"You can take real world experiences and recreate them in a VR setting," he said.
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Here's a closer view of the painting, displaying the underlying numbers used to recreate it.
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But Ferry Corsten, Tiësto and more DJs have tried to remix it or recreate it.
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If you want to recreate the romance and magic of Ben's proposal, you're in luck.
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I'm trying to recreate the sensory overload you get in a big city, you know?
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It adds an extra challenge, to recreate something people love—they're really sticklers about it.
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If we were to recreate it from the ground up, how would we do it?
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It doesn't sound like someone super nostalgic for another time trying to recreate that era.
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Nan Goldin: I really admire people who recreate themselves, and who manifest their fantasies publicly.
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"I want to recreate that sense of dynamic movement in a watch," Ms. Kruger said.
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Then we'd clean the mess, leave the table and let our parents recreate the chaos.
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Wisely, Hall chooses not to recreate Carrington's art (which can be brooding and sexually suggestive).
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I started with an idea: to recreate the contest, and my 15-year-old self.
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I wanted to recreate a good conversation we had at a mediocre Irish bar recently.
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There's too much about the original film that's lightning in a bottle, impossible to recreate.
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"He has to recreate his coalition without losing anything," said Michael Steel, a Republican strategist.
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There is a psychological and physical toll from the pressure to recreate ourselves in midlife.
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"We are doing our best to recreate everything we had in Aleppo," Mr. Shehadeh said.
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"So you get here and of course you want to recreate that," Ms. Sherley said.
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"I'm not looking to recreate a New York City restaurant in the suburbs," he said.
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Quickly reconstituted Southern state governments tried to recreate systems as close to slavery as possible.
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Luckily, we tracked down everything you need to recreate the memorable Met Gala look, ahead.
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Mr. Butler used an abandoned building at the nearby Meadowlands Racetrack to recreate F.B.I. headquarters.
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Now recreate the initial image you were shown based only on the information you retained.
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The opportunity to recreate that singular experience at the historic Belasco Theatre is incredibly exciting.
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I want to see if we can recreate some of those conversations, here, with you.
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Making this happen is pretty simple, as the standard Tethered uniform is easy to recreate.
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You can also recreate a pleasant loop you've done in the park, if that's easier.
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Back at home, I set out to recreate the dish, but with a few changes.
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The group decided against a march, Green said -- they could never recreate last year's energy.
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Or maybe Disney tries to recreate the cable bundle with these sports and entertainment assets.
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Some people have even been inspired by Stevenson&aposs work to recreate the pajamas themselves.
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Jones will not be able to recreate his presence on the sites under another account.
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It inspired him to recreate the experience—the series of chance, fleeting, human encounters—online.
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QUIN's Lucid is your favorite dream—the one you spend a lifetime trying to recreate.
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That single test cost $244 million and didn't necessarily recreate real wartime conditions, Coyle said.
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Time-sensitive observations, which are impossible to recover or recreate, are going unseen and unrecorded.
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The companies are considering an all-stock merger, which would recreate the old Philip Morris.
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The companies are considering an all-stock merger, which would recreate the old Philip Morris.
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Tokyo Summer 22013 Revisited Tameike-Sanno subway station in Tokyo to recreate their first kiss.
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Tokyo Summer 2009 Revisited Tameike- Sanno subway station in Tokyo to recreate their first kiss.
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They would look up nude images online and recreate them in crude sketches in Paint.
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We can't recreate an old system on a political foundation that is now totally different.
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It's not trying to recreate the wheel, to deconstruct old formulas or blow up our expectations.
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We're not gonna be able to recreate that, and I don't know why you'd want to.
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Recently Airey and his family were able to recreate their wedding while he wore the device.
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Other people wanted to recreate what she'd done, to free themselves from the eight-hour night.
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One of these similarities may have allowed scientists to recreate the expanding universe—on a countertop.
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Rather than creating entirely new folders, the tool will recreate your desktop folder system in Drive.
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Sasha and Elliot recreate the scene and realize Elliot never attacked his sister, despite Becky's allegations.
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If that's too far a trek, Popsugar points out they wouldn't be too difficult to recreate.
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Isn't it difficult to recreate that sound in your new music after more than 20 years?
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I went back home and tried to recreate that dish over and over and over again.
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"I just tried to recreate the costumes as close to the original as possible," explains Wujek.
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The family decided to recreate the important photo; this time with Gabrielle's father as the photographer.
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As these displays improve and recreate more colors, they become more exact with their color reproduction.
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Ahead, three nail trends we loved back in February, and how to recreate them at home...
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She once worked on a woman with blonde, beehive-style hair that she struggled to recreate.
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Not incidents, which anyone can recall, but states of mind, which are so difficult to recreate.
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He manages to recreate those redemption vibes despite the absurdity, and as always he comes through.
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It's been important for me to take those moments and then go back and recreate them.
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Judged as an attempt to recreate a quasi-mythical past, things did not go so smoothly.
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Recreate my trip: Plan a long weekend in Cabo as a respite to cold winter temps.
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Ford says with this method they can recreate 10 years' of use in just three weeks.
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These circular controllers can recreate gestures and finger movement in the Oculus, and were developed internally.
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Ms Laufer tries to recreate the experience of an Israeli soldier operating one of the cameras.
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Any move to sunder diplomatic relations again would recreate a long-standing irritant for the region.
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Do we strive to recreate them exactly as they were, hoping to recapture their original spark?
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The comedic Netflix show challenges amateur bakers to recreate complicated recipes for the chance at $10,000.
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SpaceX, fresh off a successful rocket landing last month, tried to recreate the feat but failed.
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Google just hasn't found a way to recreate that same effect using the method it chose.
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Spend approximately two hours attempting to recreate one of Lauren Conrad's many flawless Instagram snapshots. 8.
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But not all companies have been able to recreate products that hit that nostalgic sweet spot.
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Those scenarios are extremely sensitive to changes in culture and context, and are difficult to recreate.
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The former seeks to recreate the first tests that led to the discovery of this condition.
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Perhaps National Geographic is trying to recreate the critically acclaimed environment of Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown.
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Trump wants to recreate the 93 dynamic of making the eventual 2020 Democratic presidential nominee unpopular.
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We decided to recreate the French bombshell's look with a modern twist in the video above.
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But they've developed a sweet friendship as they've reunited every year since to recreate the picture.
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Starbucks so far has been unable to recreate the success of its cafés in other businesses.
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Once you recreate that famous orange suit, all you'll need is his iconic X-wing fighter.
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What is it about The Lord of the Rings that made you want to recreate it?
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For $215, you can recreate Ward's two-piece, ring-embellished look and achieve peak '90s nostalgia.
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Martin's photos recreate scenes of men congregating in old Berlin toilets that were once legitimately cruisey.
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It all plays like he's tried to recreate radio hits solely from his voice memos app.
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We've been looking at the book a lot to help recreate these moments for the film.
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Then pick up your nail kit, because you're going to want to recreate these geode looks.
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The app pulled together the different users people followed to recreate their feeds on the app.
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Any time a notification pops up on your phone, Pushbullet will recreate it on your desktop.
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He says the frosted image -- attempting to recreate Obama's "Hope" posters -- is laced with racist overtones.
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It would allow people to recreate food supplies in case there's some sort of global catastrophe.
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Thanks to modern technology, we can now recreate everyone's favorite childhood computer game, The Oregon Trail.
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I grew up working in supermarkets so that was always an inspiration, to recreate real life.
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After all, experiments by other scientists hadn't been able to recreate this phenomenon in a lab.
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Without them, he's hoping the NPRC can find another way to recreate his full service record.
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Immersit is trying to recreate that at home, and it's not as easy as it seems.
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You can recreate some of your favorite quotes, write fan fiction on a fridge, and more.
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Morris and fellow Highwoman Brandi Carlile recreate their duet, "Common," that appears on Morris' new album.
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"I'm looking to see who is going to recreate the field organization from 21625," Robertson said.
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So far, Republicans have struggled to recreate the Trump coalition of working-class and suburban voters.
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Getting all your friends together to recreate the final battle sequence would be pretty cool, too.
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Hero powers can be combined to recreate comic book contrivances like Colossus and Wolverine's Fastball Special.
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The rival sides are expected to recreate the unity government that currently exists, which includes Hezbollah.
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Narrow headlights recreate Nissan's signature V-shaped grill outline, but with the flat metal between them.
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Lucasfilm said earlier this year that it would not digitally recreate Fisher's likeness in future films.
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Mr. Patel also worked with a dialect coach for eight months to recreate Saroo's Australian accent.
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"Men on Boats" starts from the realization that we can never recreate exactly how it was.
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Does he want to recreate the former Soviet Union, or embrace a new future for Russia?
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And despite the best efforts of alchemists, we can't recreate its unique chemistry in a lab.
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She called the duo up to the stage to recreate their medley right then and there.
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We basically tried to recreate the style that they're known for, and the world they created.
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Farmers such as Slabbert are looking back to those immense herds to recreate the natural cycle.
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And because people still love Star Wars, they want to recreate Star Wars in Dreams, too.
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It's an example of the rise of racing simulators, which realistically recreate cars and tracks online.
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When the self-driving car comes across something it's never seen, engineers recreate it in simulation.
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Swiss photographers Jojakim Cortis and Adrian Sonderegger recreate history's most iconic photos with absurdly intricate dioramas.
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In my mind, the challenge now is to reinvigorate civic and common life, to recreate it.
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" It concludes: "To recreate Brazil it is necessary to see that the peripheries are the center.
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The United States could recreate those supply chains at home, but at a far higher cost.
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Some received a slight electric shock at random intervals, meant to recreate the effect of anxiety.
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Nonetheless, Sotheby's used its recently expanded Paris rooms to imaginatively recreate Mr. Bergé's four distinctive homes.
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Because trying to recreate a bygone golden age is a shaky way to build the future.
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DE SOUSA: We had to recreate the policy on seatbelt use, put cameras in our vans.
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They begin with the need to recreate onstage the magic carried out so effortlessly on film.
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Attendees are encouraged to recreate the club at home, so bring on those flashlights and lewks.
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The Getty is challenging folks to recreate works of art from the Getty collection at home.
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And can you recreate this consistent, personal, fun ritual every time you have a money moment?
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It took them two years to recreate the entire campus: The amount of detail is incredible.
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But smartphone resolution remains too low, and lenses too finicky, to truly recreate a museum visit.
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Is this the "authentic" Mexican food that many admirers of the cuisine have tried to recreate?
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It gave us the size and the scope that we needed to properly recreate Black Falcon.
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You'll need all the measurements of the room or project area in order to recreate it.
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Or maybe you were really a scientist, building a machine to recreate memories in a simulation.
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He is taken over entirely by his one new goal: to recreate Blonde on the piano.
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To recreate the snow penis in Vallgraven [another area of Gothenburg] is risky but we are thinking about you and at this moment I am trying to figure out the best way to recreate a big and lovely snow penis in the memory of the old one.
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Researchers have made a giant egg-like contraption to recreate what it sounds like in the womb.
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Though it's unclear which mods SmallishBeans used specifically to recreate the painting, he did have some help.
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It would have taken days or even weeks to recreate the same thing a few decades ago.
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He tried to recreate Ronald Reagan's classic "Morning in America" ad, but failed miserably, wrote Laura Reston.
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They give us nice small books with all the recipes; hopefully we can recreate them at home.
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Another group tried to recreate a model of these flashes in a lab, and observed voltage spikes.
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They also brought the standards they needed to recreate slightly different takes of dishes from Hartwood's menu.
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No, Colin Farrel is not trying to recreate that famous Lost in Translation scene with Eddie Redmayne.
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Sometimes people try to do that and it's a struggle to try to recreate what once was.
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If any event will recreate A Star Is Born's beloved "Shallow" scene, it's the movie-loving Oscars.
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This combination of software and hardware will allow it to "accurately recreate entire scenes," according to Facebook.
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Using a parametric file for SCAD, you can easily recreate a Kwikset key with a few keystrokes.
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Sure, it might sound redundant, but it's actually a combo that's quite versatile and easy to recreate.
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You can't plug bits and pieces of one vanished civilization into another to recreate a unique culture.
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Many without a pussy-bow blouse are using scarves to recreate the look to post on Twitter.
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But every once in a while, there's a killer look that we can't wait to recreate ourselves.
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Contestants who possess nearly no baking skills compete to recreate various over-the-top and exquisite treats.
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It's almost impossible to imagine what you would do differently without that, but you wouldn't recreate them.
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To recreate Bishop for the audio drama, he drew on the past and his experience making Aliens.
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Again, she was happy to recreate the TikTok that really put her comedic skills on the map.
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Up to 12 drones can engage in aerial dogfights to recreate Star Wars' most epic space battles.
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As both gamers and developers, it really motivated us to recreate something similar in the horror genre.
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So, of course, she had to recreate the original image with Officer Charles Marren during move-in.
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In honor of the star's beauty evolution, we decided to recreate three of our favorite Grande looks.
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"I bought a cupcake book that gave me some decorating tips to recreate Starry Night," she says.
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Here's how to recreate the best Red Sparrow looks to live your best spy life this Halloween.
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Will the pop star recreate a similar production like her triumphant headlining set at Coachella in April?
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She also said they are planning to recreate the restaurant's sign using parts of an old plane.
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Artists at the Corning are attempting to recreate its still-mysterious 16th- to 17th-century glass techniques.
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Click ahead to find out how to recreate the SAG Awards hair magic — without breaking the bank.
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And definitely cheaper than buying or renting 50 DSLRs to recreate those awesome shots from The Matrix.
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They've got that vertically integrated business model that all their competitors are trying to recreate and replicate.
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And to be honest, we're pinning these red-carpet moments to recreate well into the new year.
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It's also been used to digitally dissect mummies, recreate the HoloChess scene from Star Wars, and more.
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Mr. Max's team didn't recreate that technology, but instead used metal hubcaps that had a similar appeal.
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On June 10, I published an article about the decades-long quest to recreate Earth in miniature.
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Being able to recreate one and how they move in a 2D environment was a welcoming challenge.
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But this ongoing research proves just how challenging it is to recreate the smallest creatures on Earth.
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Let's see if these fintech startups can recreate the same success in the U.S. as in Europe.
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He gingerly attempted to recreate the pose — which is to say, it's possible, but not particularly convenient.
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I am not creative, so I look up pictures on my favorites album that I can recreate.
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You can easily recreate Ren's look — down to the elaborate helmet and hooded cloak — before Oct. 31.
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When you recreate a flag not in celebration, but in mourning, where do you draw the line?
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We'd simply create billions of mini-robots that inhibit everything and help recreate and protect natural beauty.
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I may or may not have put packing tape on my lips to recreate her beauty look.
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Using a number of household items, he attempts to recreate the last moments of his mother's life.
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Case in point: This two-tone bold eye look that's chic, artsy, and very easy to recreate.
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Recreate Kim's t-shirt dress look if you're able to find this orange Pablo shirt this weekend.
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You can try to recreate the classics or elaborate—but of course, you must do it respectfully.
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Is there a psychological element to catering to female artists wanting to recreate birth via your work?
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Number26 aims to recreate retail banking on smartphones, offering consumer services without bank branches or cashpoint machines.
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And as it turns out, celebrities tried to recreate the look just as often as Friends fans.
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That allowed developers to recreate more of the Uber experience, even without their users downloading our app.
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The ability to recreate and display more colors than modern televisions is also baked into the standards.
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TheTouch's HB ring is a ring that'll recreate your heart rate on a loved one's HB ring.
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The alternative is to take the power out of users' hands and recreate the gatekeepers of old.
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Cohen isn't the only veteran left confused, or completely devastated, in trying to recreate his military records.
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Below, Trinh shares how to recreate Alquímico's ginger rum infusion — and shake it into a refreshing cocktail.
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It is not possible to recreate completely the first time you turned the page that changed everything.
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We are looking to recreate, within our adult relationships, the feelings we knew so well in childhood.
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Attempting to recreate an intense sexual experience by way of kink is not unusual, says Dr. Donaghue.
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China's Communist Party has shown extraordinary resilience to destabilising forces and an impressive ability to recreate itself.
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Manufacturers can't quite recreate the same experience because Apple has developed its own chip and software solution.
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His aim, he said, was to recreate the feeling of the family kitchens he'd known growing up.
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To be able to try to recreate that image and the business is just a great feeling.
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And such a cooperatively shared private greenspace would be all but impossible to recreate in Manhattan today.
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"It can be difficult to recreate the same effect in-person therapy provides through automation," he said.
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"I know people go beyond this and try to recreate real-life people, without consent," MeshedVR said.
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"Maybe that's about the only way to do it, because one cannot recreate that situation," he said.
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She wanted to recreate the music video with Sue because she thought she "botched" the original one.
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It's clear that the startup wants to recreate a retail bank for European consumers first and foremost.
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The purpose is not to make a hyper-stylized version of nature, but to recreate it realistically.
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This cake is a true stunner, and one that you—yes, even you—can recreate at home.
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Google DeepMind Health knows of no way to recreate the patient images transferred from the algorithms developed.
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You've gone to great lengths to recreate the artifacts looted from the National Museum of Iraq. Why?
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Is that why you decided to recreate the objects using pieces of the diaspora, Iraqi food labels?
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How was he planning to recreate the singular magic and diabolical atmosphere of Devil Is Fine onstage?
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This neck and back massager from truMedic has been designed to recreate the feeling of human hands.
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To recreate this scattered pattern, mix about four crystal colors (any more than that won't look cohesive).
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I've turned to Colombian-American singer and songwriter Kali Uchis's "Miami" to recreate those lazy-day vibes.
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The idea is an attempt to recreate the success of Silicon Valley or the Toronto-Waterloo corridor.
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Thus, an ongoing goal of China's has been to recreate the legal conditions present on the mainland.
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Would you say you were trying to recreate his style in your own film in a way?
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I wanted to recreate the spirit of the Friday-night meals my husband, Michael, grew up with.
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To recreate it, open Windows File Explorer, select the View tab and choose Options on the right.
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But, I think even in my own head, I started overthinking everything and trying to recreate something.
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So far, the study published in Scientific Reports has only been able to recreate one sound. Ehhhhhh.
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We have to find the original English intertitles and recreate those in the style of the period.
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"People look up to Americans, they try to recreate that way of life," said Romina, aged 22.
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"The idea is also to recreate how Jewish people have used wood for cooking," Mr. Kalika said.
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Despite the widespread success of for colored girls, Shange received many offers to recreate the show's premise.
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Emulate has combined design, engineering and biology to recreate a dynamic microenvironment housed within its organ chips.
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"I leapt at the chance, eager to recreate a tiny bit of Iowa halfway around the world."
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"He had mentioned the video game, which I believe he tried to recreate today," the governor said.
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Why are people trying to recreate hamburgers and chicken nuggets instead of just selling carrots and broccoli?
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You can even recreate those Moon skyline photos—but using your own body instead of a building.
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Harris struggled in the CNN debate in Detroit to recreate the magic of her first debate performance.
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However, I cannot properly recreate the experience for you — because that is what it is: an experience.
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EA's motion capturing staff scans the heads of athletes to recreate their likenesses in the digital world.
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I&aposve always wondered, how can I recreate these perfectly layered jewelry looks with my own pieces?
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And so, for example, I spent a week trying to recreate my dad's Walkman in 2360-D.
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So you've signed up all these banks, and what you're trying to do is essentially recreate it?
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Status Updates: This is the hardest part of Facebook to recreate elsewhere, and so I haven't tried.
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Ruth showed Lilli to her design team to recreate, naming the dolls after her children, Barbara and Kenneth.
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It has been a slow and steady build to recreate the magic of the original Queen Street location.
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It's hard to recreate that 1990s paranoid magic now simply by grafting on a few Edward Snowden references.
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Houston itself, meanwhile, through parking requirements, largely manages to recreate many of the pathologies of single-family zoning.
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Some talented painters challenge themselves to recreate his work, while others simply watch his painting videos to unwind.
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SmallishBeans recently set out to recreate one of the famous artist's pieces using Minecraft blocks, and guess what?
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Intrepid fans have used emoji to recreate everything from Edvard Munch's The Scream to Beyoncé's "Drunk in Love".
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She managed to recreate the entire look, including the penciled-on skinny brows that are dividing the internet.
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"From the very beginning, executive producer Stephen Daldry and I were keen to recreate a world of austerity."
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And the photos, taken by Callie Lindsey, recreate the Rexroad's original wedding shoot — a bright, romantic outdoor session.
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I break into my ex's house and try to recreate our lost love while he is passed out.
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Anyone trying to recreate it on a synthesizer will get pretty close, but we already have that version.
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But we realized if you want to recreate Rihanna's killer Instas, you only need a few key items.
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We can either move to Canada or just try our best to recreate the recipe on our own.
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The crew met up in St. Augustine, Florida, on April 23, determined to recreate their iconic 1966 picture.
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It's tough to match an actor's appearance 100%, unless, it seems, the goal is to recreate Justin Bieber.
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It's the ability to recreate finer details that's is going to define this second era of VR development.
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He also worked with graduates from the 1950s to recreate the diploma Trause would&aposve received in 1945.
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My technique was to humble the cooks at each party by trying to recreate their dishes at home.
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That's what prompted her to recreate iconic National Park Service posters as the parks could look in 2050.
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For example, some are trying to recreate the conditions of asteroids here on Earth to test landing systems.
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It's also testing an Occipital Structure sensor that can detect both depth and texture to recreate your mug.
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Let's be real: We've all been trying to recreate Gwen Stefani's hairstyles since the early No Doubt days.
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"I will work to recreate the link between Europe and its peoples, between Europe and citizens," he said.
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Every few years there seems to be a new wave of bands trying to recreate the shoegaze sound.
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For anyone who can't get to Irvine, maybe there's a way to recreate the Forbidden Bowl via makeup?
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The well-intentioned hope to recreate some version of America's past has been defeated by the country's present.
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Nearly as impressive is watching Bates, Chavis and Hancsicsak try to recreate this dessert in just a minute.
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Feeling inspired by iOS automation wizard Federico Viticci, I tried to recreate my OS X script on iOS.
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A cute lil' trend that used a series of filters to recreate the song "Devil Town" by Cavetown.
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We watch as the people who love him subjectively recreate him, and the effect is hollow and fractured.
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At its heart, Cobalt and Amethyst is meant to recreate the original Pokémon RPG in a new format.
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Certainly food for thought as Trump and his cronies start to recreate the FDA in their own image.
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Ahead, find our favorite inspiration looks from celebrities and the products you need to recreate them at home.
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When he discharged, Francis wanted to recreate a paintball centre that was inspired by his tours of combat.
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Cuphead Sea of Thieves aims to recreate pirate life on a variety of ships in the open seas.
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The most enchanting pieces on view are those that recreate the play of light that characterized Daguerre's dioramas.
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"It's a retail apocalypse if you're in one of those pockets that did not recreate themselves," Roster said.
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This fingerprint is transformed into an alphanumeric code (hash) that cannot be reversed to recreate the original sound.
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What products are the key products they can use to really recreate all these looks that they've loved?
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The research, detailed today in Nature Communications, is the first study to essentially recreate Enceladus in the lab.
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He loved the custardy oatmeal with baked spiced apples, so he makes a valiant effort to recreate it.
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I think it's stupid to confine yourself to any identity when you can easily recreate it any day.
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Anyone else watch this video so many times they they can still recreate the choreography during karaoke night?
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In essence, the prosthetic and chip implant work in tandem to recreate the body's natural sensory feedback loop.
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To recreate her "Never Getting Back Together" outfit, all you need to do is roll out of bed.
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Sorry, Chris Kirkpatrick, but I don't think anyone will ever want to recreate your braided skunk-inspired ponytail.
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Importantly, he wanted to recreate the look and feel of the original comic, which included its massive size.
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I wanted to recreate a similar feeling for the everyday city-dwellers and tourists of New York City.
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It's part of the reason you seek out thrilling experiences – you are trying to recreate that moment again.
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Past efforts to recreate someone's handwriting usually result in a single font that, quite frankly, won't fool anyone.
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After slogging through many unhappy hours at work, I had an epiphany: I had to recreate my childhood.
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They will also develop Lego Boost, an online tool that will let kids recreate their Lego creations online.
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Gopinath chose to recreate "Starry Night" to demonstrate the technique's power, because he'd always liked van Gogh's work.
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So Modi set about forming a start-up that would essentially recreate European formulas for the U.S. market.
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Cleary, a cognitive psychologist Colorado State University, is using today's technology to recreate the experience of déjà vu.
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One network attempts to learn how to recreate photos like those, while the other learns to recognize them.
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With this impressive set-up, scientists at WindEEE can recreate the complex wind patterns found in modern cities.
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So I decided to recreate his tweets and tweet the way I think a true diplomatic statesman would.
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With this digital clay, this limitless Prometheus, those same strangers can recreate the first two Super Mario Bros.
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To recreate this in the LUKE Arm, the researchers recorded impulses as they happened in a primate's arm.
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Then, he asked if they could recreate the iconic moment when Rafiki lifts Simaba up into the air.
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Partners such as Blackberry used Facebook's APIs to recreate Facebook-like experiences on individual devices or operating systems.
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But one brand is trying to recreate those holiday booze flavours using a very un-tropical tool: data.
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It's really kind of creating this look that looks iconic and you can recreate it with The Beachwaver.
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"Can we just recreate our relatives soon with AI in a robot and really good prosthetics?" said Rothberg.
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Check out which affordable products Meghan has raved about so you can recreate her summer-friendly beauty look.
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But if you're looking to recreate the mesmerizing effect, first make sure you've got all the right tools.
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And so she wondered: What is the relationship between these people's need to recreate reality and their emotions?
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Choreophobia positions Nejatpour as a male body through two female dancers who recreate actions typically performed by men.
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Deloitte Digital was approached by several art galleries to recreate the event, something she said it is considering.
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"[So] i'm starting this new brow trend please recreate it and wear it everyday," she captioned the photo.
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"We walk through the blood vessel with the patient and we recreate the stroke," Faux told Mashable Australia.
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Awarding these films also incentivizes studio execs to make similar films down the line, to recreate their success.
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The singer's "push party" last weekend included a prop set-up allowing guests to recreate her pregnancy shoot.
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We can recreate ourselves over and over, promoting holograms that don't reflect the lived reality of our loneliness.
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She then painstakingly cuts and positions each piece to recreate the entire scene in two and three dimensions.
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The mall remained closed on Saturday as investigators sifted for evidence and attempted to recreate the crime scene.
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These Redditors certainly did it proud, though: A friend and I tried to recreate The Creation Of Adam.
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" As for future plans to recreate the Thelma & Louise-inspired music video, Tyler said: "That would be fun!
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YouTuber-slash-mad-scientist Colin Furze wanted to see if he could recreate Sekiro's folded umbrella for himself.
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So if you want to recreate their outfits for your next wedding, shop these looks for less, below.
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The only problem is that those to-die-for looks are usually too intricate to recreate at home.
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But accepting that the numbers accurately recreate the narrative is only one faith-based aspect of the enterprise.
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However, anyone who wants to recreate that pink christening look can check out this alternative — also from Zara.
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Happy lights recreate natural sunlight by using LED lights that mimic color temperature and have high LUX levels.
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"I don't know how you recreate that Force Awakens moment, " says Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for comScore.
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"It was our dream to recreate this big space that allows the architecture to breathe," Mr. Leribault said.
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That being said, more unnatural hair colors are a bit tough to recreate — as cool as they are.
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That, he said, had hobbled his ability to recreate the events at the center of the impeachment inquiry.
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The decision to recreate 100 Clark Street was based partly on aesthetics and partly on a financial motive.
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The more animals that go extinct, the closer we are to having to recreate the natural world ourselves.
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But machines are aeons away from being able to recreate rhetorical and argumentative flow across paragraphs and pages.
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In some cases, you could almost recreate my screenshots above with apps from just one of these companies.
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I have it in my mind and I'm looking for the pieces that can best recreate my vision.
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Birk used graffiti and found posters to recreate the modernist's rectangular compositions, although the similarities mostly end there.
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What are some of the challenges that come with trying to recreate reality rather than starting from scratch?
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Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge would later recreate the iconic photograph during their visit in 2014.
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Rochat has published a sheet with life-sized Airpods that people can print out to recreate the prank.
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When the coral and elephants are all gone, no 3-D printer will be able to recreate them.
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The museum's owners even commissioned a local artist to recreate Banksy's 'The Son of a Migrant from Syria'
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The scientists were aiming to recreate the flavor of Cascade hops, which are most popular among craft brewers.
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That's why watching the band recreate its music on a stage forges such a chasm in people's lives.
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The goal was to immerse himself in the details of Jack Ryan's life, not to recreate Clancy's voice.
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At the complex's north end, Hank Willis Thomas's two bright metal sculptures recreate talk bubbles in comic strips.
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The meetings address a vulnerability for alcoholics — isolation — and help to recreate the community that keeps many sober.
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That might recreate the historical appearances of hutong homes and temples, but it does nothing to restore them.
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We want to be able to understand how learning takes place and recreate that in the robotic system.
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The Getty, Metropolitan Museum, and Rijksmuseum have challenged their followers to creatively recreate famous works in their collections.
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Yet even the casual reader of the Bible will be hard-pressed to recreate this interpretation of Romans.
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The concerts will take place within sculptures he built to recreate jazz stages from throughout New York's history.
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Each new entrant to the market has tried to recreate these sensations of meatiness as closely as possible.
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"I am trying to recreate the flavors of my memory with what happens to be around," she said.
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I would then endeavor to recreate the itinerary — with some inevitable tweaks — on a decidedly more frugal $100.
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And Tiger Woods himself has struggled to recreate the swing that brought him such glory in his 20s.
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Its second half does faithfully recreate the making of The Room with several frame-by-frame re-enactments.
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"He had indeed mentioned the video game, which I believe he tried to recreate today," the governor said.
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So Mr. Eng set off on a quest to try and recreate the shop's age-old family recipes.
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He went to New York City to recreate superheroes banding together for the first time in "The Avengers."
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This scene takes place later when the F.B.I. used the Black Falcon warehouse to recreate the crime scene.
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The panels snap together, allowing the owner to create and recreate designs to fit their life and space.
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So restaurant cookbooks, with their chefsplaining and impossible-to-recreate recipes, take up less of this season's pile.
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That type of adrenaline rush and excitement, you just can't recreate it other than in a Ryder Cup.
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I would build small sets and recreate the wrestling moves by hanging the figures from invisible sewing thread.
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To recreate it at home, stock up on some neon eye shadow, bright lipstick, and black liquid liner.
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To recreate her Wonder Woman-inspired beauty look, draw lines cross your face with a liquid eyeliner pen.
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The other thing [is] I think I have the belief that I'm going to recreate what I had.
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"The Pensieve is enchanted to recreate memories so that they become re-liveable," Ms. Rowling said on Pottermore.
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As distillers dig through America's whiskey legacy for inspiration, what does it mean to recreate a "historic" style?
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But when I'm actually making a beat, I don't really ever try to recreate anything I already heard.
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What I wanted to do is recreate what it must have felt like to life in that environment.
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Fifteen surrounding bodies immediately repeat my actions, myself standing still as I watch them recreate my improvised movements.
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But it must be flawless, so I pick a Brand face and try to recreate the precise angles.
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For example ReactOS, an attempt to fully recreate the Windows operating system using open source techniques, has persisted for more than two decades despite its goal being basically impossible—a small volunteer team is naturally going to struggle to recreate what a took a massive company years to pull off.
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With the acquisition of Chillr, the company shows that it wants to recreate a sort of WeChat for India.
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The lights on both R93 and BB-9E also recreate the movies and are a new feature for Sphero.
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Several actors playing characters from Mean Girls recreate their own version of the movie's "Who is Regina George?" scene.
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For smitten Nick Viall's sake, let's hope Danielle doesn't try to recreate the scenario on The Bachelor this season.
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What's more, they were even able to recreate "diabetic" blood vessels, characterized by a thickening of the basement membrane.
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Plus, we found the best products to use to recreate these looks (Can someone say, last-minute holiday gift?)!
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The latex used to recreate Nick's face — arguably the most important piece of the costume — totaled out to $11.
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To recreate this cool fortune teller look, layer on lots of deep plum eyeshadow with a matching matte lipstick.
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" According to Mashable, it would also require "molds and models [...] to recreate the actual thumbprint once they're digitally lifted.
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Face self-tanners, which you can add to your daily moisturizer or serum to recreate the sun-kissed effect.
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Time and time again, chefs, home cooks, companies have all tried and failed to recreate Twinkies's signature flavor profile.
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However, there's no rule about visitors dancing in the planetarium, so feel free to recreate your favorite moves inside.
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But because filming inside the planetarium itself is prohibited, they were forced to recreate the space on a set.
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Jane Seymour plays dress up on the next episode of PEOPLE's List to recreate her 1993 PEOPLE cover photo.
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Kate Beckinsale tried to recreate the famous elevator scene from her 2001 film Serendipity — with a reluctant hotel employee.
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Photo: Sarah JelbertNew research shows that crows can recreate tools from memory, a capacity previously thought impossible for birds.
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Variety has a story on how Microsoft had partnered with Epic Games to recreate the moon landing on stage.
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Even the synthesizer companies were touting their ability to recreate real-world instruments, with brass being the latest innovation.
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We have to live it, or imagine it, before we can recreate it; this is how authority takes shape.
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Maybe for their honeymoon, they'll return to Hersheypark and recreate the photos together, but this time with a Kiss.
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The crude simplicity of punk rock logos or those early skate graphics were easy to recreate on any surface.
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Three contestants who each have a "terrible track record" in the kitchen compete to recreate two elaborate baking projects.
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They used CT scans of a living Frenchman of roughly the same age to recreate the soldier's original jawline.
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Now, one particularly ambitious Walking Dead devotee has gone so far as to recreate the violent scene using Legos.
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The more you talk about past sexual experiences, the more you and your partner will want to recreate them.
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These handy DIY tutorials are here to help you recreate some of the most imaginative costumes of all time.
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If, for example, you lose an AI character to a lava pit, you can just recreate a new one.
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The nighttime extravaganza will combine fireworks, pyrotechnics and special effects to recreate the Star Wars world in the dark.
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Thanks to some mad editing skills, Netflix managed to recreate the performance by intercutting scenes from Netflix Originals shows.
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Rich people also hire the company to recreate their favorite memories from the past, so they can relive them.
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The engineers had to recreate some of Otzi's parts from scratch, a feat possible thanks to 3D modeling techniques.
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The Norwegian Red Cross teamed up with Ikea to recreate Rana's small unfurnished apartment for a joint fundraising campaign.
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They were so popular with guests that he eventually decided to recreate the recipe to sell at the memorial.
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It means we're likely to see both more scientific debate, but also more experiments trying to recreate these results.
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Called Back to Bits, the project features whimsical gifs by more than 40 artists, which recreate legendary NES games.
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If you too want to recreate that hair and makeup magic yourself, you might as well do it right.
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To recreate the seafood flavor, Brown said the company uses heme, a protein also seen in their meat formula.
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The results will prove fascinating, potentially shedding some light on whether or not humans can easily recreate in space.
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Shooting timelapse footage with a flying drone is tricky because you need to recreate the exact flight multiple times.
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Trump's solution for being unliked: The 103 playbook Trump and his team want to recreate the dynamic of 2016.
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This allows it to recreate almost any object with far better accuracy than in previous versions of the software.
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"The goal," he explains, "was to recreate the experience of reading the original comics" when they were first released.
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So you likely can't recreate this build perfectly with any old 3D printer, but you can sure try. [Tested]
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Here's hoping some of us get superpowers and recreate a much better version of Heroes when the time comes.
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"At some point, we just want our favorite characters to ride off into the sunset and recreate the world."
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This feeling of following her dreams against all odds is something she knew she wanted to recreate on film.
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And thanks to recent innovations in box-dye technology, the vibe isn't all that hard to recreate at home.
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Working on this series, I was looking to recreate the mood that lingers in the area without being explicit.
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And he had a sound-effects man and he was able to recreate a game just from his memory.
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The company had been battling sluggish sales and sought to recreate the friendly, local feeling of its original shops.
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It took only a short time for the university to recreate the arc in a permanent memorial on campus.
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The Altairduino runs an Arduino Due and comes with all the gear you need to recreate the original Altair.
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In fact, these apologies generally follow a format so simple to recreate that even a computer could write one.
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He has a harder time trying to recreate the urgency he experienced as an immigrant and first generation American.
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Whether you're willing to take the time to recreate it for the premiere this weekend is up to you.
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When you see one of the cut cakes with sprinkles cascading down the layers, it looks intimidated to recreate.
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VR experiences that recreate historical events are becoming more popular in classrooms and at historic sites across the globe.
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It was used to recreate the childhood home of our wizarding hero in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
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An Australian company is planning to recreate the Titanic — the ill-fated cruise liner, that is, not the film.
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Yes, you can watch Bon Appétit's Gourmet Makes series to learn how to recreate fancy versions of childhood snacks.
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Take your Bob and Linda couples costume to the next level this year and recreate their Winthorpe Manor looks.
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If you've ever coveted Monica and Rachel's Friends apartment, now's your chance to recreate it in your own home.
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I took a lot of photos, and it's my hope to recreate my experience, for you, the VICE reader.
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So we broke down exactly how to recreate their looks (and where to find similar styles for way less!).
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If you're going to recreate a massively famous painting in live action, you might as well do it right.
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Miguel Vasquez decided to recreate what he envisioned SpongeBob SquarePants characters would look like if they were actual people.
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Berlin-based colormass has developed a platform that lets you recreate an IKEA-style experience for your own merchandise.
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"I make sure [our clients] don't have to recreate the wheel and are utilizing established best practices," Holmquist explained.
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Twitter users commended the effort to recreate an authentic text exchange, but also found some humor in the dots.
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The urge to burn Wall Street down to the ground or to recreate the world anew comes with limitations.
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They do not want toxic waste polluting land close to where they live, work, recreate or go to school.
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You and a partner or friend can recreate Monica and Chandlers' ensembles with a Catwoman and pink rabbit costume.
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They catered to the whims of their most valuable customers, even providing chefs who could recreate obscure Chinese dishes.
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How will we recreate the compromise on immigration that a few brave Republican and Democratic legislators tried in 2013?
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During the competition, students are given a series of instructions and are asked to recreate Excel files, he said.
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But note-by-note cooking doesn't seek to simply recreate existing dishes, it wants to invent new edible items.
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She then had her model wear the same dress and asked hair and makeup artists to recreate Ivanka's look.
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"The transparencies are super-beautiful," said Ms. Estévez, who is planning to recreate the performance at Redcat next year.
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They are still rare success stories, and many of the "Uber for X" clones have struggled to recreate it.
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The web's biggest beauty gurus are taking to their channels to recreate our favorite — and most current — Snap filters.
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It was partially because no one could recreate this unique brand of controlled chaos, even though many would try.
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Then they used the University's Planetarium to recreate the sky that Sappho might have seen from her empty bed.
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How about that scene in Parent Trap where Lindsay Lohan and Natasha Richardson recreate the Abbey Road album cover?
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Unfortunately it's rather difficult to actually recreate the proprioceptive pathways, so the team used what's called sensory substitution instead.
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The zipper pull is a lightsaber, but for a fully immersive experience you'll have to recreate the smell too.
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The Magic Hands massagers have four nodes designed to "recreate the feeling of human hands" to soothe sore muscles.
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He'd campaigned there for four straight days this week, looking to recreate his 2016 upset win over Hillary Clinton.
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" The elimination challenge forces competitors to recreate a famed Zumbo creation â€" a task far harder than it looks.
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SoftBank's attempt to recreate that success in India, with investments in Snapdeal and Flipkart, has not been as successful.
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"We challenge you to recreate a work of art with objects (and people) in your home," the museum tweeted.
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Repeat/Recreate: Clyfford Still's "Replicas" continues at the Clyfford Still Museum (1250 Bannock Street, Denver, Colorado) through January 10.
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The experience is intended to recreate the feeling of being at the book fair itself: hectic and over-stimulating.
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Some of the shots were easy to recreate, like those around the promenade in Rockefeller Center and St. Patrick's.
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Here, Mr. Barose designed three merry and bright looks, and we walk you through how to recreate each one.
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On that one, I was trying to recreate the brand I started many years ago–the Indian outlaw brand.
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"Astrid is very much inspired by one person," Kwan says; he tried to recreate her style for the book.
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Callimachi: What they're trying to do is they're trying to recreate the world that existed in the seventh century.
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Much of Felgueiras's time is spent tracking down the dwindling supplies of arcane ingredients to recreate these historical hues.
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Pursuing a web of leads, Kari Marboe attempts to recreate a Daniel Rhodes sculpture for Mills College Art Museum.
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It's time for hikers and other outdoor enthusiasts to leave more than footprints when they recreate on public lands.
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America did not go through a revolution to recreate in the new world the monarchical diktat of the old.
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Technology experts worked with curators to digitally recreate objects like swords and spears that were held by the warriors.
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For years, Apple has faced mounting pressure to recreate the success of the iPhone with a new hit product.
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The iPhone was a once-in-a-generation product, and it would've been technically impossible to recreate that magic.
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"We saw that picture on Pinterest and thought it'd be really cute to try and recreate," Snodsmith told Mashable.
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"We want to recreate a Sunday night at my grandma's place," said Stephanie Bonnin, above, a Colombian-born chef.
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Those whose profiles have expired will have to re-register on WhatsApp and recreate their profiles on the platform.
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Carmel and his colleagues were able to recreate these physical details by focusing on a process called DNA methylation.
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The drawings recreate the blurriness, wonkiness, and accidental cropping of home video footage, gently mocking this amateur art form.
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The director of the Paris Opéra since 2014, Mr. Lissner is now attempting to recreate some of that magic.
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Even when its elites proceed with the best intentions, the inequities of the system recreate themselves generation after generation.
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Why attempt to recreate all that pathos, which was genuinely affecting when it was Styles and Cena last year?
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To recreate this look yourself, brush any brightly-colored eye shadow across your lids and lightly down your nose.
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He wondered why they wouldn't try to recreate Mars, where NASA wants to land astronauts sometime in the 296.4s.
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I believe it's possible to find modernity and come up with new ways of doing things that recreate desire.
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It also featured a hollow case with a timekeeping module suspended in gel to recreate the bouncing-ball effect.
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As a management sim, Project Hospital also wants to recreate the triage pipeline you'd find in a real hospital.
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The first gallery attempts to recreate the first show PAG did together, at the Bombay Arts Society in 1949.
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"I'm struck by the images that Eleanor choses to recreate in Play-Doh," Paul Kopeikin tells The Creators Project.
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The point of advertising is obviously not to faithfully recreate adversity or the human complexity of our cultural icons.
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A moveable sofa and a couple of cushions recreate the environment where the tetrarch holds court with his guests.
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The people they are aimed at are middle-aged, trying to recreate their old Christmases of Slade or the Pogues.
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She teamed up with Pepsi to recreate the famous commercial, but this time the super model appears as an emoji.
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Many can recreate the complex shape and detail of joints and fingers, while powered prostheses allow for independent, willful movement.
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There was talk of their early years, which Fallon helped Minaj recreate as they waited on other Red Lobster diners.
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PHOTO: &aposGame of Thrones&apos stars Emilia Clarke and Jason Momoa recreate epic &aposDirty Dancing&apos lift during cast party .
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Attribution is based on using models to attempt to recreate historic weather records—different models and assumptions give different answers.
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What you're seeing now is that cities have long wanted to support urban mobility lanes, and recreate the urban infrastructure.
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According to the makeup artist in this video, this tutorial actually isn't as hard to recreate as you might expect.
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"We also did not find any particular periodicity in the data," meaning they could not recreate the DAMA/LIBRA results.
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All we need now is for Urban Decay to recreate Arya Stark's catspaw dagger, and we'll be set for life.
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Have Sex In A Pool Try to recreate that iconic Showgirls pool sex scene — or try to improve on it.
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But John Stewart Bell theorized that hidden information could never accurately recreate what quantum mechanics forces the particles to do.
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He reminded readers that modified gravity currently fails to recreate the behavior of pretty much everything larger than a galaxy.
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So I took it upon myself to try to recreate it at home and master a lot of the dishes.
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What I really love is that it's easy to recreate at home, because every dot doesn't have to be perfect.
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But to see the company recreate a horrifying car crash just for an ad—really, Apple, it's a bit much.
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With his bedroom eyes, sleepy smile, and abundant charm, you think it'd be humanly impossible to recreate Gosling in wax.
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Price: $2159.99-79 Recreate the biggest battles in the Star Wars saga with this remote-controlled Imperial Walker from Hasbro.
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So are you going to tell us how us we Ford-driving squares can recreate this michelada fantasy at home?
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The Chinese are trying to recreate the best western universities at home in order to compete in more sophisticated industries.
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The Glossier team has plans to recreate the process for a new product that will be launching early in 2017.
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She uses audio recordings from the scene of real social conflict to recreate the moment as a virtual reality scene.
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Beauty can be super empowering, but sometimes the look you're trying to recreate can come with a serious price tag.
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Eventually, through completing a series of combat objectives, you're able to recreate the necklace and bring it back to Eris.
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I came across a handful of genuinely interesting outfits I wanted to recreate, but they were geared toward warmer weather.
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SHE'S ALSO GIVEN UP ON ATTEMPTING TO EVER RECREATE THAT AMAZING HAIRDO WE SAW ONLINE LAST NIGHT The only difference?
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Two engineers were sent to Pinkstone's home on Saturday to attempt to recreate the bug that deleted his music collection.
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And a cult does attempt to recreate the infamous Murder House killings in season 1... There's so much to consider!
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The dead man was a keen social-media user, and his archived accounts can be used to recreate his personality.
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Facebook could potentially even try to recreate your VR face from the photos tagged of you on its social network.
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We all felt nudged to grow, recreate and reform old parts of ourselves, and discover ways to live more dynamically.
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Watch the video above to see exactly how it's done then follow our recipe below to recreate it at home.
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Check out this Twitter thread to see the work people are doing to try to preserve and recreate the clearinghouse.
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Curators Nichols and Pascale should be applauded for their efforts to recreate the look of the original Hairy Who exhibitions.
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And now, you can also find details and examples to integrate Batch with Firebase to recreate an alternative to Parse.
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Watch the video above to see how to make it, then follow the recipe below to recreate it at home.
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How would we know if we had begun to recreate it in the way that you think would be beneficial?
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"My favorite thing in life is to recreate Cher looks," the makeup and fragrance queen said last month on KUWTK.
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Physicist Joe Weber claimed to see gravitational waves back in 1969, but others couldn't recreate his results, increasing folks' skepticism.
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Redditors in r/technology posted successful examples of accessing their own info, and Motherboard was able to recreate the trick.
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In the video above, they recreate an early mission from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, and... well... it's really great.
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It's a fairytale for the digital age, and one we might just be able to recreate in our own lives.
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If you were hoping to recreate the new ATLAS using your Lego collection, you'll need to consider a Mindstorms upgrade.
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I can also imagine using several of these speakers independently to recreate a sort of Sonos whole-home audio system.
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Even a recently as two months ago, Scott was still trying to recreate his Dark Time experience in his videos.
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To ensure that the clockmaker would never again recreate such a treasure for anyone else, his commissioners had him blinded.
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Bon Appetit used a food stylist to recreate these popular emojis and it's crazy how exacting their methods can be.
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If your Pinterest board is covered in gorgeous red carpet braids that you're dying to recreate, we've got your back.
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Similarly, Seene doesn't need a cloud backend to process 3D scans and recreate 3D objects — everything happens on the phone.
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Was it easier basing it off of a character or did you feel more pressure to recreate those looks perfectly?
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I had all five phones with me and tried to recreate the same framing of each shot with each phone.
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In a major address in swing-state Ohio, Trump sought to recreate the strongman persona that powered his political rise.
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Weeks after the incident, the couple was still shaken, so they decided to recreate the ordeal in a warning video.
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The conundrum of "Trump became president tonight" is whether researchers could recreate this phenomenon with a president who isn't Trump.
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"From then on I would try and recreate old R&B tracks like Bobby Valentino's 'Slow Down,'" he says, laughing.
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Check out our version in the video above and then follow the steps below to recreate the look at home.
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Another Tesla driver managed to recreate the accident, showing the terrifying moment when Autopilot steered into danger instead of away.
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The setup is designed to recreate the neuromuscular junction, the bit of chemical synapse where neurons and muscle fibers meet.
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It's a complicated multistep process, with molds and models needed to recreate the actual thumb print once they're digitally lifted.
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But here's the thing: This year's trends were surprisingly wearable, and far cheaper to recreate than a custom beaded gown.
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If I can kind of try to recreate that with a live performance somehow, somewhere then I'd be very happy.
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In hindsight, do you feel lucky that this isn't the one you'd have to try and recreate over and over?
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By merging Picasso and Kubrick's different artistic realities, maybe Joshi wanted to recreate that feeling of venturing into the unknown.
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You've seen countless images of folks being all #couplegoals and trying to recreate that special Chrissy Teigen-John Legend magic.
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His still images equally attempt to "recreate the experience of moving around an image for a still viewer," he says.
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Jackie's Fontaine had to recreate the look and style of one of the most iconic fashion figures of all time.
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Pretty poison An airline in Thailand celebrated Britney Spears' concerts by having some flight attendants recreate her sultry "Toxic" video.
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While royalty yearned to recreate an impossible past, the makers of cramped Place Dauphine worked to build a possible future.
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"We analyze the molecular profile of a wine; then we can recreate it," says Alec Lee, co-founder of Ava.
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But on the other hand, Take Two is claiming it's really important that they recreate the tattoo in exact detail.
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How, then, did Ubisoft manage to recreate the long-lost monuments of ancient cities like Alexandria with such apparent accuracy?
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I LISTEN TO SHIT TONS OF THESE EARLY ITALIAN & JAPANESE SYNTH RECORDS THAT TRY & RECREATE MALLETS & BELL INSTRUMENTS WITH ELECTRONICS.
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House Beautiful explains that many times, the Scott brothers (Jonathan and Drew) have to recreate scenes that had already happened.
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"Fast & Furious Live," held in London's O2 arena, aims to recreate the elaborate stunts for which the films are known.
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Mr. McGovern worked with Dogfish Head Brewery in Delaware to recreate that recipe in a beverage known as Chateau Jiahu.
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These materials react to heat in order to recreate the dynamics of IRL baking, like melting, rising, cracking, and solidification.
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Suffice to say, we're enamored on a regular basis — and often left searching for a way to recreate the look.
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Far from investing in the electorate of the future, many Democratic pundits want to recreate the electorate of the past.
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In their experiments, they blasted graphite with lasers to recreate the plasma conditions found in stars and investigate carbon clusters.
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And I do believe they can totally rally people around to recreate the fabric needed to support startups and innovation.
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It's "a very simple way to recreate a type of employer retirement account similar to a 2401(k)," says Holeman.
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On July 85033 and 20, a 17-minute program outside the Smithsonian Castle will recreate the Apollo 11 mission's launch.
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Davis decided to recreate the day they met at the Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas, Texas, for his proposal.
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I can't recreate the cafeteria vibe, but I can definitely still buy all of the foods that comprised this meal.
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Sources connected to production tell us 8 outboard motors were used to churn the water and recreate a rushing river.
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If these lunar craters can be dated, then it should be possible to recreate the historical bombardment rates on Earth.
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The refresh adds some haptic feedback to the motorized jog wheels to more closely recreate the feel of real turntables.
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Keep reading to see five celeb-approved summer outfit ideas — then recreate each look by shopping our look-alike picks.
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The gears and levers recreate your signature with a series of flowing strokes generated by the movement of the gears.
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And under the bright lights asked the anesthesiologist for a Valsalva—essentially, he manipulated TJ's ventilator to recreate a sneeze.
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I doubt I'll be able to recreate those mornings, as much as I hated them then and love them now.
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Facebook argues that the data access it afforded hardware partners allowed them to "recreate Facebook-like experiences" on their devices.
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It was primitive, but The Getaway attempted to painstakingly recreate the real world and a real location in a game.
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Kauffman: There's no way to recreate that immersive atmosphere that was one part creepy, three parts fantastical, one part camp.
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Whoever is brave enough to recreate and eat this mega-treat at their upcoming holiday cookout deserves a gold star.
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"From then on I would try and recreate old R&B tracks like Bobby Valentino's 'Slow Down'", he says, laughing.
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Their inability to recreate that on-field connection — their imperfect timing — has shoved the Jets to a 2-5 record.
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Instead we're sharing the work of six GIF artists who lavishly recreate calorie-free loops of the tantalizing brown goo.
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They wanted to recreate that early-20th-century ambience by featuring handcrafted cocktails, small plates to share and live music.
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Can you recreate that world without the things that kept money out of it and kept the rent so low?
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But I'm not sure any sane person wants to pay top dollar to recreate that feeding frenzy at a restaurant.
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Without the education infrastructure or technical supply chain required, that model is near impossible to recreate in the developing world.
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It can't, in its abbreviated run, recreate the series's full glory, but it does offer that glory a wistful toast.
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Now the left is trying to figure out how to recreate the same outpouring of energy (and headlines) over taxes.
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All these elements combine to recreate the experience of staring at one of those Magic Eye picture books for hours.
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But as soon as the kids ride off and into the woods, they're free to recreate on their own terms.
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Callimachi: So the thing to always keep in mind is ISIS is trying to recreate a specific time in history.
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And If you like watching a gourmet cook try to recreate niche food items like Hot Pockets, watch Claire's videos.
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The hope is to recreate the modest success of indie horror films like It Follows, but on a larger scale.
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I wanted to recreate a moment we had in bed where we were talking and laughing and were so connected.
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But the offset press — and, later, inkjet printers — fueled his fascination with using new mechanical forms to recreate photographic images.
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The buoys are outfitted with acceleration sensors that help oceanographers recreate the motion of the wave, its height and direction.
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The bricks are designed to recreate the energizing micro-climate created by the negatively-charged ions found in salt caverns.
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The CSAIL researchers are still looking to recreate photochromic dyes that match all the colors used in modern printing processes.
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The highlight of Fresco, though, is Adobe's Live Brushes, which can recreate the feeling of painting with oils and watercolors.
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"I don't think anybody wants to step back and try and recreate something when you're 20 years older," she said.
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One wall shows the original prints, which Mr. Chalfant pieced together by hand to recreate a facsimile of the work.
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Haptic motors underneath make the sound and recreate the feeling of a click, but it's all a perfectly engineered illusion.
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I decided to see if I could recreate my 2010 life now, though I knew it would be pretty difficult.
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I have to recreate, with all the precision I can manage, to remember what I am able to about Baha.
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Some like to construct characters and recreate imaginary worlds, while others like to crochet mildly offensive sayings onto a quilt.
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Choosing which wardrobes I want to recreate makes them discrete sculptures, as opposed to one big indexical installation or set.
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The beds are tilted by six degrees to recreate the displacement of bodily fluids that happens to astronauts in space.
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A short-lived one: The team can't recreate this breakthrough at CES, with informational tables or in Richard-led symposia.
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