She is believed to be the reincarnation of the previous priestess, who was a reincarnation of the one before her, and so on into the mists of time.
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Reincarnation Blues by Michael Poore In Michael Poore's novel Reincarnation Blues, people have 10,000 tries to get things right in their lives, and his protagonist, Milo, has had 9,995 attempts.
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LM: This is the reincarnation of Vine, like you said.
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Los Angeles — Ancient Buddhists believed reincarnation was instantaneous upon death.
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About 10 months after Bezar launched as a reincarnation of Fab.
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In "Raabta", the theme is reincarnation, which I don't believe in.
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It's like reincarnation at it's best—or worst, I don't know.
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In contrast, Eloquii is a reincarnation rather than a start-up.
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A pandit, or priest, sang and prayed for Mr. Narain's reincarnation.
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You might as well call Trump a reincarnation of Karl Marx.
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Do you know where his idea of reincarnation spaceships came from?
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Could the boy be the reincarnation of his tartar-sauce-inhaling father?
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He is not a member of its reincarnation, the Puea Thai party.
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I was lovingly and terrifyingly welcomed into the world as her reincarnation.
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Such a union would not be a reincarnation of the former Yugoslavia.
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Through the course of that song, it's his weird theory of reincarnation.
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Click here to view original GIFIs Barnaby Dixon the reincarnation of Jim Henson?
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Tibetan Buddhists consider the Dalai Lama to be a reincarnation of his predecessors.
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Tibetan Buddhists regard the Dalai Lama as the reincarnation of his 13 predecessors.
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It's a butterfly, because butterflies stand for reincarnation and change of the soul.
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In real life, there's an actual demand for robot reincarnation, grief experts say.
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THE Archbishop of Canterbury sees it as "the reincarnation of an ancient evil".
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It looks like some type of reincarnation or transference ritual is taking place.
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Or perhaps he's the modern reincarnation of Gaston from Beauty and the Beast.
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Perhaps a lazy edit, or perhaps a reference to the cycle of reincarnation.
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It's been theorized by fans that Coldhands is the undead reincarnation of Benjen.
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The Tibetan Buddhist leader may be laying the groundwork for a reincarnation there.
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There's more evidence that Rami Malek's Safin is a reincarnation of Dr No
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Ergo, Lord Snoke is a less interesting and less terrifying reincarnation of the Emperor.
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Yes, that would be a "big upset," because of reincarnation -- among other things. 19.
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It's reincarnation here is similarly transporting, if not as thoroughly as the original was.
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Furthermore, reincarnation is sort of a defiant screw you to my cancer and death.
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The centrality of reincarnation doctrines shouldn't be held as a mark against Buddhist truth.
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Its reincarnation here is similarly transporting, if not as thoroughly as the original was.
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I would say that I accept reincarnation — that's a better way of putting it.
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In Juanita's eyes, Manson was both the devil and a reincarnation of Jesus Christ.
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She says they look identical—her husband even jokes that Grayson is Hunter's reincarnation.
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The Dalai Lama, who is 81, has said that he may be the last of the Dalai Lamas, while holding open the possibility of a reincarnation — including one outside Tibetan regions, where Communist leaders would no doubt try to control any designated reincarnation.
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By the film's third and final act, Chiron has matured into a reincarnation of Juan.
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I believe in reincarnation so that's why I think I was Buddhist before realizing it.
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He, however, added that though there was no reincarnation of Buddha, his teachings have remained.
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The week's biggest news is clearly the forthcoming reincarnation of gaming's biggest, most dead franchise.
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"I wish that the reincarnation of the next Dalai Lama happens in Tawang," he said.
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I know that I must be the reincarnation of an ancient being, like Heath Ledger.
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If you believe in reincarnation, then you might view Trump as this generation's P.T. Barnum.
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Incredibly, the review implies that Donald Trump is a bizarre reincarnation of the Gracchi brothers.
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Fuller is the walking-around reincarnation of Ted Ginn (who, to be fair, isn't actually dead).
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The OA is a mystery drama with supernatural elements and themes exploring reincarnation and time travel.
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"In this game, I'm mixing the belief in reincarnation with the belief in aliens," Couillard says.
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In another case, a man professed to be the reincarnation of the Sun King, Louis XIV.
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In her mind, Dany's favorite dragon Drogon is the reincarnation of her dead husband Khal Drogo.
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Aachen was the capital of Charlemagne's ancient Frankish empire, his reincarnation of the lost Roman one.
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They have pioneered a popular series of cartoons based on Buddhist ideas like suffering and reincarnation.
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The Des Moines event is a reincarnation of the steak fry fundraising event that former Sen.
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This latest reincarnation has a new clarity that illuminates both the script's prescience and its flaws.
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He noted the company's I.D. Buzz, a prototype for a 21st Century reincarnation of the microbus.
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Belief in reincarnation is widespread in Bali, where most people practice a local form of Hinduism.
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After a reincarnation ceremony with candles and a stone casket, Elektra is alive again, covered in blood.
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A reincarnation also contains within it the depths of death and the peaks of life and heaven.
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SR: Can you talk about the significance of the word reincarnation in the title of your book?
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"It doesn't mean Donald J. Trump is the 21st century reincarnation of Richard M. Nixon," he added.
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And for now, all that promise is about to get locked up in the franchise reincarnation business.
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His approach to creation is less out of a love for fire than it is for reincarnation.
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Opinion Columnist I can't say that I believe in reincarnation, but I understand why some people do.
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The reincarnation of the protests and the mobilization for independence that Catalonia experienced in 2017 seems unlikely.
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Their goal is to accumulate Buddhist merit, which could help them avoid reincarnation as such an animal.
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It is given to those deemed to be the reincarnation of a line of revered religious teachers.
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In his post-Apple reincarnation, Anzures is positioning himself to bridge the gap between culture and technology.
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Then it adds in a murder conspiracy, an egotistical superstar, a dash of reincarnation, and a revenge plot.
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If reincarnation is real, we want to come back as Nasty Gal founder (and #GIRLBOSS author) Sophia Amoruso.
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She's never had to deal with reincarnation or tallying up her points or making friends with a demon.
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As his name implies, he's catkin—a Scottish fold, specifically—and feels that he's the result of reincarnation.
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"Suddenly this goes from being a third reincarnation and a sixth movie to a first," Feige told THR.
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"YOLO" is obviously the motto of someone who has never gotten stoned and contemplated the possibility of reincarnation.
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They named it REINCAR, which was short for reindeer carcasses, but also the start of the word reincarnation.
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Still, I'm not among the 33 percent of Americans (including 29 percent of Christians) who believe in reincarnation.
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He thinks like a person — pondering subjects like death and reincarnation — and he also dreams of being human.
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This, in full, is a little joke called "Neglect": The Lord was asked if He believed in reincarnation.
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He thinks like a person — pondering subjects like death and reincarnation — and he also dreams of being human.
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"If [the Dalai Lama] decides to find the reincarnation in a certain place outside of Tibet, then Tibetans will wonder what sort of reincarnation is this and the masses will think that religion must be false, empty and imaginary after all," said Mr Renqingluobu on a recent visit to London.
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Even if you don't miss that stuff, you'll still need to get your news as Facebook begins its reincarnation.
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There's an all-electric reincarnation of the legendary VW Microbus, to be called the I.D. Buzz, coming, as well.
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His Getty is convinced that he is the reincarnation of a Roman emperor, but he doesn't strut around imperiously.
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Experiences like deja-vu, lucid dreaming, and a sense of reincarnation are things I've always felt in my heart.
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Abel, who Antoine believes to be the reincarnation of Christ, is a boy as sweet as he is strange.
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"You don't have to believe it, but it's true" is another famous guru's smiling advice about the reincarnation doctrine.
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To her followers, she's at least a saint and at best a reincarnation of god in a woman's body.
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It's then revealed she's the reincarnation of Alessa, the young girl sacrificed by the Order to summon their God.
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He was that young French lad who made stadium-ready EDM but thought he was the reincarnation of Mozart.
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Now that every modern film franchise is destined for eternal reincarnation, no character is ever for-sure dead anymore.
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He is also consolidating his sect's deep roots among the population, potentially laying the groundwork for a reincarnation there.
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"Mother has returned," people said, implying that the girl was the reincarnation of her father's mother, a Yoruban priestess.
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Joking about reincarnation once, she said I must have had great karma to be a human in this life.
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You weren't daydreaming: Two old "Saturday Night Live" favorites returned to the set this weekend in a surprise reincarnation.
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Willie navigates the bardo, a semi-hallucinatory state (borrowed from Tibetan Buddhism) between life and reincarnation, while the father grieves.
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She tells Elektra that Daredevil let her die and that they need her help getting more of the reincarnation substance.
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Unless you're Hindu, you probably have a pretty simple idea of what reincarnation is: You live, you die, and repeat.
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Although the belief in reincarnation appears within some Buddhist traditions, it's actually part of Hindu doctrine, or official religious law.
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The bag, which can retail for up to $1,665, is a reincarnation of a style favorited by another famous royal.
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Davis speculated that that developer will likely retain the façade but demolish the interior to make way for its reincarnation.
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One need look no further than the reincarnation of mainstream white supremacy to see how frightening these trends can be.
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She prepares herself for reincarnation, because if you want to be new you have to murder parts of yourself off.
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One of the final displays, a digitised version of Don Celender's 1982 "Reincarnation Study", punctuates a gloomy subject with humour.
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Nor did it forestall the emergence 20 years after that of today's latest "alt-right" reincarnation of white supremacist ideology.
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Cardona, for example, says he believes in reincarnation, so respawning feels different to him than it does to other gamers.
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Some influential Buddhist monks said the Rohingya were the reincarnation of snakes and insects and should be exterminated, like vermin.
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Earlier in the car we fell into a discussion about reincarnation, a possibility in which Piper more or less believes.
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We don't have to believe in reincarnation to fight for a world that we'd actually want to be born into.
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Donoghue is invested in the notion of reincarnation—not in the next life but in the one we have now.
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Many people online were entertained by the newly attractive reincarnation of the character, while others were perplexed and even disturbed.
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Smart Sectors is a reincarnation of efforts under the Clinton and Bush administrations to establish lines of cooperation with industry.
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Later, after Westley reveals himself to be the Dread Pirate Roberts, Mr. Nichtern riffed on the Buddhist theory of reincarnation.
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"It is an awkward reincarnation of Silicon Valley's blind techno-optimism, dystopically proposed three years after everyone knows better," McDonald said.
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That was an event from a past life, a previous reincarnation; time now, his calm regard said, to live this moment.
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As Gopnik explains, many people find meditation acceptable but struggle with the concept of reincarnation, despite Buddhism's injunctions against overliteral interpretation.
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The final plot twist of 2016 was that our biggest pop star has ended up the reincarnation of the roaring 90s.
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Perhaps more important, it would blunt Mr. Putin's attempt to portray his government as a reincarnation of the old czarist empire.
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I suspect that the munshi was a sort of dual reincarnation of Victoria's beloved Albert and her dear, dear John Brown.
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Born in 1935, the current Dalai Lama was identified as the reincarnation of his predecessor when he was two years old.
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At first, I thought about reincarnation in the narrowest possible terms, wondering what future life I'd earn if karma proved real.
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He is the reincarnation of Paul Bunyan, with an affection for military terms and a seemingly endless supply of one-liners.
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In 1964, Mr. Daniel quit L'Express and co-founded Le Nouvel Observateur, a reincarnation of the left-wing newsmagazine France Observateur.
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The space served other functions after that, before its reincarnation as a museum, originally displaying artifacts from Dutch and British colonists.
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But China still has to weather the eventual passing and reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, a powerful and moderate restraining figure.
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Morgan has woven into her painting structures that trigger associations with theories referencing her own spirituality, such as a belief in reincarnation.
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Who's to say that this dagger doesn't have some greater importance in Westeros and isn't some reincarnation or version of Lightbringer itself?
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The Bhutanese buy funeral insurance, so they can pay monks to conduct the proper rituals needed to guide a soul towards reincarnation.
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As members of the Bloomsbury group could appear shocking to their contemporaries, so too may the current reincarnation of Charleston seem radical.
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In 1993 James Carville, a Democratic political adviser, mused that if reincarnation existed he wanted to come back as the bond market.
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More than 32 years after the original "Ghostbusters," and 27 years after its sequel, "Ghostbusters" 2016 is the right reincarnation, Reitman said.
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"Oninaki" twists and turns as Kagachi begins to question whether the watchers are really saving lost souls by leading them to reincarnation.
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But in the first arc, the X-Force must face a reincarnation of the villain Apocalypse, who happens to be a child.
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And on Saturday there, for the reincarnation of his unruly "Trumpet" and the intense "Holy Presence of Joan D'Arc," for 10 cellos.
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In Idlib, Hayat Tahrir Al Sham (HTS), a reincarnation of the al Qaeda-affiliated Jabhat al-Nusra, has been the dominant force.
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The mantle of leadership has passed on to another man, Asang Tulku, believed to be a reincarnation of a previous religious leader.
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But I did come across a different, and even more astonishing, theory: Jon Snow is the reincarnation of the Forgotten Elk King.
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Jon Snow (aka Aegon Targaryen) is often prophesied to be Azor Ahai, the reincarnation of the first man to vanquish the White Walkers.
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I thought I would come up here and find something childlike inside myself—some reincarnation of the light I've lost along the way.
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The "extra life" was a fixture of early video games, a reward for skilled players that was imbued with the language of reincarnation.
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The first episode of the reincarnation of the hit TV series "Top Gear" has become the biggest show premiere on Amazon's streaming service.
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And while the Republican Party spent decades trying to shake off Nixon's ghost, it would also represent his reincarnation, if not necessarily rehabilitation.
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True believers hope Mr Dorsey will be a reincarnation of the late Steve Jobs, who returned from exile to restore Apple to greatness.
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Today, a tale of love, loss, reincarnation, drought-proofing, sex, and hanging on after the Big One reduces our cities to ash. Enjoy.
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The BBC decided to continue Top Gear without Clarkson, Hammond, and May, but the reincarnation has been nothing short of a total disaster.
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Whether the latest reincarnation of VR takes off or plunges back into irrelevance, 2016 is a fascinating year to be a games enthusiast.
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In 2014, WeWork Studios produced the feature-length film "I Origins," a sci-fi romance about a biologist who uncovers evidence of reincarnation.
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Of course, essentially saying "I am the reincarnation of Jesus Christ" has drawn eye-rolls and incredulous laughs from all over the world.
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China says it must sign off on the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, who fled into exile in 1959 after a failed uprising.
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Many people have begun speculating over when and where the reincarnation of the current Dalai Lama, the 14th, will appear after he dies.
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The animosity between the two sides, and their rivalry for control over Tibetan Buddhism, is at the heart of the debate about reincarnation.
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Finally, as his scalp was being erased, he dwelt on the possibility of reincarnation, and one last thought arose in his consciousness. Again…
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Cayce was most famous for attempting to theorize on issues like reincarnation and enjoyed predicting the future while in a trance (i.e. asleep).
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Thousands of religious devotees flocked to see her because they believed she was a reincarnation of Laxmi, the four-armed Hindu goddess of wealth.
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This new Korean fantasy explores reincarnation, an idea commonly found in Buddhism and Hinduism, and what happens when people actually remember their past lives.
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Reincarnation is a kind of immortality where I'll keep crawling out of hell and back to the card table to play another hand forever.
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I don't know if reincarnation is real, but let's assume it's not, so you [have to] make the most of the life you got.
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Recently, primed with a rudimentary sense of their beliefs and rituals—namely reincarnation, nirvana, and veganism—I visited a Hare Krishna commune in Argentina.
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The plan so far, officials said, is for the Communist party — which is officially atheist — to oversee a reincarnation search themselves within Chinese territory.
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Its current reincarnation is almost surely due to the fact that both globalization and technological changes have left behind vast swathes of the country.
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For some people, Pi Day is an occasion to marvel at circles, long revered as symbols of perfection, reincarnation and the cycles of nature.
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Some Hmong with traditional spiritual beliefs might resist giving samples for laboratory testing, for instance, out of fear that it would interfere with reincarnation.
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Reincarnation is perhaps the ultimate form of liminality,so it shouldn't be surprising that the members of the Propeller Group are fascinated by it.
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It is that wholesomeness that has made Peppa Pig's reincarnation as an edgy symbol of counterculture and youth in China all the more surprising.
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"The interesting thing about the Dalai Lama visit was that it may be a signal that his reincarnation could appear there," Mr. Barnett said.
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Charlie never openly said that he was the reincarnation of Jesus Christ, but if he didn't say it, he sure to hell implied it.
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And since he's died, his son in law/protege William has apparently been using him as the guinea pig for reincarnation in an artificial body.
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The failed attempts to rebuild Jim Delos (Peter Mullan) and Robert Ford's (Anthony Hopkins) reincarnation as a brain sprite proved Delos' immortality project had failed.
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By August 2014, the international community had realized the severity of the power vacuum in Syria and how it facilitated the reincarnation of Islamic terrorism.
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LuPone comes back to us not as a reincarnation of the Cut Wife, but as her descendent, who probably knows more than she's letting on.
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"Oninaki" is a hack-and-slash adventure game about death and reincarnation, and it's easy to pick up and put down at a moment's notice.
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Willkie rescued his new party from isolationism; Trump, seventy-six years later, converted its foreign policy into a supine, Russophilic reincarnation of America First doctrine.
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Aside from an item Gawker flagged from 1989 in which Trump says he "doesn't believe in reincarnation, heaven, or hell," it's mostly well-trod territory.
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New guidelines lay out an array of subjects that will be prohibited, including depictions of gay relationships, underage romance, extramarital affairs, smoking, witchcraft and reincarnation.
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Simon Starling: At Twilight (After W. B. Yeats' Noh Reincarnation) continues through January 15, 2017 at Japan Society (333 East 47th Street, Midtown East, Manhattan).
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It was there that I was able to learn that the Palyul monastery in Tibet has declared Seagal to be a reincarnation of Chungdrag Dorje.
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The scene's most celebrated act, The Strokes, was essentially a musical reincarnation of bands like Television, fronted by a slightly more camera-friendly Joey Ramone.
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So his reincarnation in a glossy tracksuit for an experimental Serbian musical this week in Kosovo has provoked complicated feelings in the majority Albanian country.
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The exhibition catalog opens with "An Obituary for The Propeller Group" that says the collective "transitioned to reincarnation" just before the show opened in Chicago.
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Bret: On other days, I think he's the reincarnation of George McGovern and will lose to Trump in one of the biggest landslides in history.
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In a statement released by the spiritual leader in 2011, the Dalai Lama said it was inappropriate for the Chinese government to supervise his reincarnation.
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Scholars have been studying these documents, and revealing the weakness of Chinese arguments, both on the issue of Tibet's status and the issue of reincarnation.
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Off the Menu LA GOULUE Even the phone number is the same at this serendipitous reincarnation of the French classic on the Upper East Side.
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There's something very fertile between the line of horror and religion — the ideas of soul, reincarnation, what happens after we die...all things explored in Chambers.
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Although this pursuit of liberation from samsara lies at the heart of the Hindu doctrine of reincarnation, it tends to get overlooked in most Western depictions.
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Few jazz clubs remain, including Showmans Jazz Club, open since 1942, and Minton's, which opened in 2013 as the second reincarnation of the former Minton's Playhouse.
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Cats' true underbelly is a super bleak, depressing story structured around offering its weird cultish reincarnation ritual to its oldest cats as, essentially, a mercy killing.
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The film is a rehash of the many reincarnation stories that have populated the Bollywood romance genre over the years and has nothing new to say.
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It's still not entirely clear if Azor Ahai (the warrior that the Prince will be a reincarnation of) and the Prince himself are the same person.
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KRATIE, Cambodia (Reuters) - Cambodia's latest social media sensation is a five-month-old calf believed by a villager to be the reincarnation of her dead husband.
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There is irony in her reincarnation at the hands of Mattel, said Charlene Villasenor Black, an art history professor at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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There is no such thing as reincarnation, and history is nothing more than a long, linear series of individual people and events that come and go.
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Apple dropped another entry in its animated Earth Day shorts series — and this one grapples with a pretty heady concept: Does my iPhone believe in reincarnation?
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"I do imagine that Hun Sen considers himself a reincarnation of Sdech Kan, destined to lead the nation through prowess and might," Dr. Noren-Nilsson said.
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"Little Buddha" (1993) told the dual stories of the life of Siddhartha and of an American boy who may be the reincarnation of a Buddhist lama.
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This aversion to any hint of ambidextrous thinking can leave him ignoring the sort of enviable reincarnation accompanying some of the deaths he mourns so dramatically.
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Could Ray Devlin, the tough-guy hero of Wallace Stroby's SOME DIE NAMELESS (Mulholland, $26), be the reincarnation of John D. MacDonald's sorely missed Travis McGee?
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Ultimately, Planters didn't get rid of a mascot but gave birth to a new one called "Baby Nut," and set up a store for his reincarnation.
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A great-grandson of Altan Khan, Yonten Gyatso, was then named by senior Tibetan lamas as the Fourth Dalai Lama and the reincarnation of Sonam Gyatso.
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It all sounds extremely unsubtle, and Weegee, who once called himself the "reincarnation of Leonardo da Vinci and Grandma Moses," liked to present it that way.
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Morris—a four-year college player—is a reincarnation of those old school players and has all the classic qualities of a brick-solid backup point guard.
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Last night, Trump acted like former Yankees right fielder Paul O'Neill was the reincarnation of Babe Ruth, as he crowed over his endorsement at a Florida rally.
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There are so many candidates who could be the reincarnation of the legendary warrior Azor Ahai, aka The Prince Who Was Promised, it's hard to keep track.
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But then, I remember that the magpie myth is nothing more than a fable, and I cannot blame my love of bling on reincarnation or petite fowl.
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But the reincarnation doesn't take, and, in the third and final attempt that we see, William (now, the Man in Black), leaves Delos to descend into madness.
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MacLaine, who's sister to Warren Beatty, has also written 10 bestselling books, including the 2016 memoir Above the Line, in which she detailed her belief in reincarnation.
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The long inscription on the coffin's lid also explicitly ties gold to the flesh of the gods, the sun, as well as the reincarnation of the deceased.
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The end result is a reincarnation of the classic studio system, with a class of conglomerate each controlling their own pipeline from talent to camera to screen.
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I know Baby Nut is more like a reincarnation of Mr. Peanut and not his actual son, but Baby Nut is his successor, so it was perfect.
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The Unarius Academy of Science promotes the study of extraterrestrial intelligence, reincarnation, and free energy, but its fundamental purpose is the channeling of alien beings for creativity.
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"My parents weren't addled by any great intake of drugs but they were very much of their times and believed in reincarnation and astrology," Chris Sullivan said.
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They're tearing up the air at New York City Center, where a pulsing reincarnation of Elizabeth Swados's "Runaways" is testifying to the atomic power of adolescent angst.
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A Fox News contributor who once referred on air to President Barack Obama as the "reincarnation of Pontius Pilate" and a "total pussy," Peters quit on Tuesday.
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And then, of course, there is the reincarnation of goaltender Connor Hellebuyck, who stopped 17 shots in the Jets net for his 13th win of the season.
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I also contacted a man who claims he's the reincarnation of L. Ron Hubbard, and, via email, a couple in Australia who believe they're Mary and Jesus.
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Over vast eons they would eventually explode, giving back to the universe all the mass and energy that had once disappeared, in a sort of cosmic reincarnation.
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"For some people, Pi Day is an occasion to marvel at circles, long revered as symbols of perfection, reincarnation and the cycles of nature," writes Mr. Strogatz.
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Herbaceous, spicy and sour, this reincarnation of your leftovers will be so full-bodied, you'll have trouble deciding whether to sop it up with rice or tortillas.
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"Especially if you have a worldview that doesn't believe in heaven and reincarnation, this provides people with some way of holding on to loved ones," Gray says.
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Facebook emphasized that the news tab is not a reincarnation of the company's now-defunct trending topics news section, which ranked news topics and links based on popularity.
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Though she sounds pleasantly surprised by her own stylistic reincarnation, it's not a genre exercise: the new musical elements augment and enrich her sweet, bouncy, familiar dancepop core.
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The virtuous and stoical Helen Burns is a reincarnation of Maria, the sister who died at 11; Emily and Anne are also present as Diana and Mary Rivers.
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But in the years after the Taliban leadership was driven into exile in Pakistan in 2001, Mullah Mansour became central to the group's reincarnation as a powerful insurgency.
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In recent months, the province has fallen under the control of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), the latest reincarnation of the formerly al Qaeda-affiliated al Nusra Front.
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The reincarnation angle comes via LIAM, the bot helping to fulfill the company's pledge to stop mining and use a closed-loop supply chain by recycling iPhone parts.
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Lush, bizarre, hallucinatory and phantasmagorical, the video deals with issues of transition and fluidity: life and death, myth and reincarnation, spirits and demons, a struggle for the soul.
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And while we usually identified anti-Semitism as a radical right-wing phenomenon, its current reincarnation often comes from the other end of the spectrum — the radical left.
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Nor does it help that the writing is consistently weak, feeling more than anything like a warmed-over reincarnation of "Dynasty," only with superpowers and more unorthodox outfits.
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On Graduation, the embryonic stages of Ye's pop icon status began, as he chose to do away with expectations of him being the reincarnation of anything for anyone.
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At the same time, the series of smashed and recreated potteries show clearly the power of reincarnation, the necessity for his canvases being covered in his previous works.
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The beverage muses on reincarnation and recycling, and considers the paradox of his life's purpose; "Your moment of use is the moment you are no more," Louis says.
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It is anybody's guess whether that preservationist of yore would have considered the current Tin Building project the destruction of an ancient landmark or simply a happy reincarnation.
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Cameron has spent nearly a year on the paperback fiction lists with "A Dog's Purpose" (the basis for the movie), about canine reincarnation and the meaning of life.
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Tibetan reincarnation expert Ruth Gamble, at La Trobe University's China Studies Research Center, said there was no requirement for the next Dalai Lama to be born in Tibet.
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It is also the reincarnation of the Spring for Music festival, which had a popular four-year run at Carnegie Hall before running out of funding in 2014.
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It was in Manhattan that Melvin cultivated his interest in food, eventually investing in a restaurant, The Wolf — a reincarnation of a former Oakland institution, The Bay Wolf.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 66%Synopsis: A blend of science-fiction and fantasy, the film "Cloud Atlas" is a film about reincarnation and moral consequences that ripple through time.
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Ultimately, Trump seems far more a hybrid of Berlusconi and Putin, potentially merging kleptocracy and autocracy, than the reincarnation of an ideologically driven, war-mongering, and genocidal dictator.
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"The Finest Story in the World" introduces a character who channels stories from his past lives, which the narrator frantically transcribes in hopes of proving that reincarnation is true.
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Some think a whitelist of non-predatory journals would be a worthwhile solution, but others hope to see a reincarnation of Beall's blacklist of predatory journals, including Beall himself.
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A SMOOTH bankruptcy process is akin to reincarnation: a company at death's door gets to shuffle off its old debts, often gain new owners, and start a new life.
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Wiraphon claims to be the reincarnation of legendary monk Luang Pu Nenkham, but he's also known in the Thai press as the "jet set" monk due to his extravagance.
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To the delight of the crowd at Helsinki's Hartwell Arena, they finished their display to "Kiss" and "Purple Rain" with the latest reincarnation of their show-stopping 'goose lift'.
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As a scholar, he doesn't try to deny that the supernaturalist doctrines of karma and reincarnation are as old as the ethical and philosophical ones, and entangled with them.
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The leaders of Tibetan Buddhism live in exile with the Dalai Lama in Dharamsala, northern India, raising the prospect that a reincarnation may be found somewhere beyond China's borders.
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But as for the other religions problem, I'm only talking about what you could call the naturalistic parts of Buddhism, so I'm not talking about reincarnation, the supernatural stuff.
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Truly, if it was a choice between nominating the reincarnation of George Washington or the candidate most likely to defeat Donald Trump, Democrats would know which way to go.
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The preponderance of viral dog videos proves that the animals are sufficiently attractive, intelligent and resourceful that they don't need stories about their reincarnation to entertain and warm hearts.
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And on the second floor will be a reincarnation of Hank's Saloon, a venerable dive bar in Boerum Hill that's set to close at the end of the year.
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LeBron James had put up a golden pile of statistics, passing like the reincarnation of Magic Johnson and barreling to the basket like the 33:04 out of Erie.
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Toying fruitlessly with themes of reincarnation and the transmigration of souls, "The Prodigy" gives the audience little to muse on except who will make it to the end credits.
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As I learned in my own quest for the fruit, there are signs of resurrection as it makes an arduous transition from near extinction to reincarnation, as an heirloom.
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A : Our patented reincarnation software tracks you as you move into your next life, seamlessly transferring your loan to the new you so that you don't miss a single payment.
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Thanks to a strange ability given to him as part of his reincarnation, he's able to devour almost anything he comes across and gain new abilities from what he eats.
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Disney's latest live action reincarnation of an animated classic is The Jungle Book, and this latest trailer is all about letting you know just how incredible its voice cast is.
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Shanell – The Drought Is Over 6 (The Reincarnation), 2008 Tomorrow is Halloween, so, to get in the spirit of things, here's some spoooOooOoky Lil Wayne music, about being a monster.
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Three of Vargas Llosa's granddaughters stood in a clutch, one of them in a brilliant white jumpsuit that made her look like the reincarnation of Bianca Jagger, circa Studio 22021.
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Japan Society Gallery opens Simon Starling: At Twilight (After W. B. Yeats' Noh Reincarnation), the debut solo exhibition of the Turner Prize winner's work at a New York City institution.
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But burdened with ideas of reincarnation and Christian mythos, the supposedly swooning love triangle among Luce and her beatific beaus lacks any of the organic interaction that could produce chemistry.
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In that book he dismissed the possibility of reincarnation, but, perhaps in his own rendition of self-deception, he seemed to suggest that he might achieve some measure of immortality.
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" Article five of a Chinese government law, which lays out the "management measures" for Tibetan Buddhism, says the reincarnation of a living Buddha is "subject to an application for approval.
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The latter might involve programmes like Volunteers for America, the Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, and so on, as well as ideally, a reincarnation of the Civilian Conservation Corps from the 1930s.
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Little Dog has just buried his grandmother, and he's thinking about his mother's belief in reincarnation—about a fantastical existence that would allow her, one day, to read his words.
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The original collection, which first launched in 1996, included colors like Bruise, Roach, Smog, Plague, UV-B, Pallor, Asphyxia, Oil Slick, and Frostbite, and the 2016 reincarnation was faithful to that.
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In doing so, he also found a way to pay homage to the Obama-Biden years while also burying it as a bygone era that cannot simply be snapped into reincarnation.
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Jason Momoa plays a reincarnation of the Dothraki king in his new film The Bad Batch, a cannibal thriller/black rom-com from Ana Lily Amanpour and a loopy, beautiful trip.
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Her book has been warmly welcomed in an America that is keen to know more about Mr Putin's country and inclined to see it as the reincarnation of the Evil Empire.
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Though that said, part of the fun of taking edibles is guessing just how much THC was in that lollipop that made your buddy believe he's the reincarnation of Greta Garbo.
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If we were to make explicit the implicit analogy that runs all the way through "Mortal Republic," we would most likely cast Donald Trump as a farcical reincarnation of Tiberius Gracchus.
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Although left-leaning, he has vehemently rejected predictions that he would be a reincarnation of the late Hugo Chávez, the populist, nationalist and socialist president whose policies destroyed the Venezuelan economy.
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"This is a way of getting under the skin of the Chinese, of probing them, and reminding them that they have no control over where the next reincarnation occurs," he said.
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Lucifer (Luci for short), the antihero of the first arc, is a god who, upon her reincarnation, fashions herself as an androgynous White Duke: Luci befriends a mortal girl named Laura.
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In these stories, the duality of the mummy played a major role: It was a dead corpse that could also enact vengeance upon the living, through supernatural reincarnation or ghastly curses.
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Earlier this year, Kardashian visited a palm reader in Bali, Indonesia who said her fourth baby would be a reincarnation of her father, Robert, who passed away of esophageal cancer in 2003.
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If it succeeds, it would be the most radical shakeup of Turkey's political system since the country's reincarnation as a secular republic in 1.83 after six centuries as an imperial Islamic power.
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You play as a young man in a small village (in keeping with series tradition, he's completely silent), who turns out to be the reincarnation of a famous hero from generations ago.
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Published in December last year, the comprehensive nine-page document has made its way onto the Internet and details new prohibitions on television content that depict superstitions such as witchcraft and reincarnation.
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If there is an afterlife and Hozoji could choose a form of reincarnation, she says she'd want to meld with the entirety of that biomass, plus that of the greater Salish Sea.
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The truth, of course, is that it's actually more of a cheap reincarnation of "Lord of the Flies" and "The Running Man" and that the idea was neither original nor very meaningful.
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Bernard Lowe (Jeffrey Wright), the senior park employee who discovers that he himself is a robot reincarnation of Arnold Weber (also Jeffrey Wright), the park's co-creator, is scrambled in the head.
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The disgraced former monk, who claimed to be the reincarnation of a respected monk who lived several decades ago, was accused of ignoring his Buddhist vows of celibacy and simple, moral living.
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Deal left again in 2013, leading to the Pixies' third reincarnation, possibly their most challenging yet, as a band ploughing on after the revolution it triggered had been absorbed into the mainstream.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Entering Simon Starling's At Twilight (After W. B. Yeats' Noh Reincarnation) at New York's Japan Society is like stepping into a spectral forest of the dead.
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My colleague Michelle Alexander writes about using reincarnation to think about climate change, and Nick Kristof continues his work on gun safety by writing about the N.R.A. in the wake of Pittsburgh.
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Her comeback in nightclubs and concert halls, with Mr. Harper as pianist and arranger, led to her reincarnation as an interpreter of standards and musical theater songs, particularly those of Stephen Sondheim.
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The bill states that if Chinese officials interfere in the process of recognizing a successor or reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, they will be subject to sanctions under the Global Magnitsky Act.
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Mr. Yantrasast's firm, WHY, is also adapting a 1950s warehouse downtown for the Institute of Contemporary Art L.A., a reincarnation of the Santa Monica Museum of Art set to open in September.
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He's the vegetable reincarnation of "Rick and Morty"'s wacky scientist Rick Sanchez, who turns himself into a talking pickle to avoid going to family therapy in Episode 3 of Season 3.
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To this day, the museum's collection includes nearly 400 artifacts, trailing the initial success of the video gaming industry in the 70s to its current digitally-advanced reincarnation of today's video games.
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This answer would be a little too mystical and goofy to be pulled off without saying the dreaded "Midichlorians" word, but Abrams is also a fan of mystical and goofy reincarnation plots.
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I don't believe in ghosts, but if I did, I would wonder whether the many dead owners of the William C. Whitney Ballroom might be tempted to haunt Liz Glynn's reincarnation of it.
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Buddhism The Buddhist belief in karma and reincarnation had been used in the past to justify slavery, reasoning that a person's enslavement must be a result of punishable actions in a previous life.
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For those who believe in reincarnation or the idea that the soul survives after death, past life therapy is the process of unearthing old memories stored in your soul from a previous lifetime.
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VW may have lost confidence from consumers after the diesel emission scandal, the autonomous and electric reincarnation of the iconic Microbus may be the best thing to smooth over some of that skepticism.
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The disgraced 37-year-old, who claimed to be the reincarnation of a respected monk who lived several decades ago, was accused of ignoring his Buddhist vows of celibacy and simple, moral living.
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Tradition dictates that after a Dalai Lama dies, the high priesthood of Tibetan Lamaism searches for his reincarnation using a series of portents that lead them to his reborn soul in a child.
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If Trump is not a reincarnation of Hitler, he is most certainly one head of the same global Hydra that has already given us Vladimir V. Putin, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Narendra Modi.
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New Delhi (CNN)Authorities in Nepal raided one of the ashrams of a spiritual leader -- whose supporters believe he is the reincarnation of Buddha -- while investigating the disappearance of four of his followers.
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After the show, Mr. Ellis sat down at a nearby restaurant and struggled for a couple of minutes to collect his thoughts about the novel's legacy and its unlikely reincarnation as musical theater.
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I am ascending to my own personal queer Valhalla; I am, as my newly converted Buddhist mom puts it, breaking free of the wheel of reincarnation and reaching a truer level of enlightenment.
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Previously, the title of Dalai Lama, the highest-ranking leader in Tibetan Buddhism, was bestowed on the reincarnation of a line of revered religious teachers, whose identity was chosen by their senior monks.
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His parents told him that he was the reincarnation of his dead brother and frequently brought him to the child's grave, where Dalí would place flowers on a tombstone bearing his own name.
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JackThreads, the online men's retailer that was once part of the digital media company Thrillist, has been in talks to sell the company after its most recent reincarnation failed, according to multiple sources.
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Mr Macron's real challenge is to give a meaningful nod to the ambient distrust of elite institutions, while making sure that any reincarnation preserves what ENA gets right, and fixes what it gets wrong.
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Details: The panel would be the reincarnation of an idea put forward by former EPA administrator Scott Pruitt, who pushed for a "red team-blue team" debate on the science modeled after military studies.
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For his part, Dean Blunt is arguably one of the great British artists of our time—a reincarnation of the YBAs of the 90s but in the age of eBay and Russian torrenting websites.
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Hotel Cubo Built in 1932 as a private residence, this statuesque Art Deco building had many lives — as a ballet school, a magazine headquarters, a government office — before its 2011 reincarnation as a hotel.
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Toward the end, it starts speeding toward a resolution that you can tell (whether it turns out to be about reincarnation or tricksters or vulnerability or revenge) is going to be all too pat.
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Altogether, that has created a strong headwind for Perez and his "every zip code strategy," which is a reincarnation of the "50-state strategy" the DNC began implementing in 2005 under Chairman Howard Dean.
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"Junk," the riveting reincarnation of the junk bond era now playing at Lincoln Center, "is a fictionalized account suggested by events in the historical public record," according to an author's note in the program.
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There are also thematic outliers, like "Reincarnation," an original by his master, Bunshi, and "Rotten Tofu Chiritotechin" — both of which branch away from personal anecdotes, and Mr. Sunshine performs them with more narrative distance.
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A few weeks ago, a little more than three years after New York City Opera declared bankruptcy and was left for dead, its unlikely reincarnation was proceeding in a rehearsal studio near Herald Square.
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The movie notes that the Chinese government has declared it will control the selection and development of the next Dalai Lama, an absurd idea to those who believe succession is a matter of reincarnation.
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There's also a ham-fisted plot in which Idris Elba's Macavity—a supervillain cat modeled on Sherlock Holmes' nemesis, Moriarty—kidnaps the featured cats one by one in his own attempt to earn reincarnation.
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The story, adapted from a web comic by Joo Ho-min, concerns an earnest, heroic firefighter (Cha Tae-hyun) who, when he is killed in the line of duty, becomes a candidate for reincarnation.
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She then read an expletive-filled letter directed at ABC, claiming the network ignored her show's success, both in its original form (it aired on ABC from 1998 until 1997) and in its 2018 reincarnation.
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Perhaps a better comparison, and of greater concern in these centenary years remembering the first world war, would be a reincarnation of Kaiser Wilhelm Trump, blundering us all into another war "to end all wars".
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Time travel Too many science fiction dramas "casually make up myths, have monstrous and weird plots, use absurd tactics, and even promote feudalism, superstition, fatalism and reincarnation," China's regulators complained in a March 2011 diktat.
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Maybe the answer lies in her telling to Ben of Athena's (Deirdre O'Connell) theories on reincarnation and admitting that she's come as far as she can in this life, that she's just waiting to die.
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She then read an expletive-filled letter directed at ABC, claiming the network ignored her show's success, both in its original form (it aired on ABC from 1998 until 7413) and in its 2018 reincarnation.
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While those who believe in reincarnation typically believe that you start a new life in each new body, he seems to think that his soul is fundamentally feline, despite having ended up in human form.
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His Buddha is conceived as a wise man and self-help psychologist, not as a divine being—no miraculous birth, no thirty-two distinguishing marks of the godhead (one being a penis sheath), no reincarnation.
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Last month, new rules issued by two industry associations, including one state-sanctioned organization, outlined a comprehensive policy that included a ban on depictions of gay relationships, underage romance, extramarital affairs, smoking, witchcraft and reincarnation.
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Frank De Felitta, who wrote "Audrey Rose," a best-selling horror novel about reincarnation, because, he said, he suspected that his own son might be channeling a dead pianist, died on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
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When I'd arrived, Mr. Feder, 65, had shown me his worn paperback of "Chariots of the Gods?" which he had read as a child of the '60s along with occultish books on witchcraft and reincarnation.
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Ms. Mirkovic was accompanied not by a pianist, as usual, but by Matthias Loibner, one of a growing tribe of hurdy-gurdy masters who are ushering this thousand-year-old instrument into its latest reincarnation.
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Giving money or labor to a royally endorsed project has come to be seen as a good deed, and so an opportunity to improve one's chances of an auspicious rebirth in the Buddhist reincarnation cycle.
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Born in 1935 as Lhamo Thondup, the current Dalai Lama was proclaimed as the reincarnation of his predecessor at the age of two, when he is said to have identified several of his possessions. 2.
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As long ago as 2011, the Dalai Lama pointed out that the Golden Urn process would not apply to his reincarnation, and that the traditional method of leaving a letter containing signs would be followed.
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"The market is pricing the second coming of Ronald Reagan, but the newsflash on the eve of the inauguration is that there's no reincarnation coming," said Stockman, who served as budget director from 1981 to 1985.
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My brother told me once that belief in any form is so powerful that it creates our reality and the next reality that we'll encounter, that believing in heaven and reincarnation is what makes it real.
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Overseas, Maria Contreras Coll reports from Nepal on children who are believed to be the reincarnation of the Hindu goddess Durga, and Lakin Ogunbanwo's portraits capture the breathtaking beauty of Nigerian brides on their wedding day.
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Speaking to U.S. comedian John Oliver in India's northern town of Dharamsala, where the exiled Tibetan government is based, the Dalai Lama cast doubt on his reincarnation by saying he might be the last in line.
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But whether the line was a premeditated attempt to frame himself as a silver-haired reincarnation of the 40th president or plain old unoriginality, it still fell flat, prompting only very tepid laughter from the crowd.
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Far from being the heart-rending coda to Lovely Creatures' and the Bad Seeds' narrative, Skeleton Tree, along with Push the Sky Away, instead represents another reincarnation of the band and a shift in Cave's writing.
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The vehicle might not have been packing any weapons, but it looked a little bit like the reincarnation of the Killdozer, a bulletproof, tank-like monster of a machine that rampaged through Colorado back in 2004.
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The company, a reincarnation of Bill Whelan, the man behind the original Metro, held 5.9 percent of registered stocks at the end of last month, putting it in (a distant) third place behind Access and Steinweg.
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About one-third of Americans believe that ghosts exist and can interact with and harm humans; around two-thirds hold supernatural or paranormal beliefs of some kind, including beliefs in reincarnation, spiritual energy and psychic powers.
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Every so often, Costner's intense voice takes a break from spouting out maxims to crack a joke about tape-worms, use an unbelievably advanced word, or reference a documentary he saw on TV about Mongolia and reincarnation.
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That hero will be the reincarnation of Azor Ahai, a legendary figure who supposedly defeated the Others during the Long Night using a flaming sword, which he forged from stabbing the blade into his beloved wife's heart.
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On one hand, this movie required extensive reshoots, during which the original director of the film — the guy behind this dog reincarnation movie — was entirely absent, leading to a second director getting his name in the credits.
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" - NetflixAvailable July 19 SAINT SEIYA: Knights of the Zodiac (2019)"Sworn to protect the reincarnation of the goddess Athena, Seiya and the Knights of the Zodiac aid her in battle against those who seek to end mankind.
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The sense of humor ranges from self-deprecating ("I'm not profound, I'm presumptuous," says Pius) to goofy (one episode begins with a man doting on a sheep that he believes is the reincarnation of the Virgin Mary).
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Johnny Depp, who stumbled his way into a $5 billion global movie blockbuster franchise based on a musty old Disneyland ride, has agreed to join Universal Pictures' monster-movie reincarnation as The Invisible Man, Mashable has confirmed.
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"The reincarnation of all living Buddhas has to be approved by the Chinese central government," says Renqingluobu, an ethnic Tibetan official and a leader of the Association for International Culture Exchange of Tibet, a United Front affiliate.
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Leyla McCalla played cello in the Carolina Chocolate Drops, the self-conscious reincarnation of a string-band tradition by music-school students; she continues that mission — to look way back but to push forward — on her own.
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The Oscar-winning actress is just as known for her bestselling books as she is for her roles, having authored 10, including the 2016 memoir Above the Line, in which she detailed her firm belief in reincarnation.
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"I don't believe in reincarnation, but if I did he is Rudolf Nureyev," Maor said, referring to the ballet great once described as juggling "his weight on his feet the way magicians juggle objects with their hands".
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There are no analyses of Buddhist beliefs about reincarnation or supernatural deities; the focus is on what Wright calls Western Buddhism or secular Buddhism, which is less about belief and more about meditation as a therapeutic practice.
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A recent survey by the Pew Research Center found that 62 percent of Americans believe in at least one of four spiritual concepts identified as "New Age" (like reincarnation and astrology) and 41 percent believe in psychics.
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Her other films included "The Great Waldo Pepper" (21968), with Robert Redford; "The Reincarnation of Peter Proud" (21979), with Michael Sarrazin and Jennifer O'Neill; and "Some Kind of Hero" (22011), in which she starred opposite Richard Pryor.
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This adaptability can take the form of group name changes, content visibility, and reincarnation, in which a group disappears and then reappears as a new group, albeit one with most of the same members as the old group.
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In December of 2014, the Paper Towns star appeared opposite Pharrell Williams in the Karl Lagerfeld short film Reincarnation and was able to keep up with the stylings of the musical superstar while joining him in a waltz.
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Judy Mowatt, a member of the I-Three, Marley's backing vocalists, explains that he had come to view himself as the reincarnation of the Biblical Joseph, who had provided corn to the children of Israel during the famine.
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The inconclusive election has put the onus on the CDU to ditch its long-established policy of ostracizing the Linke, which conservative leaders deem the reincarnation of the Communist party that ruled East Germany until 30 years ago.
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But when Grizabella ascends to that kitty-cat heaven, reincarnation center or whatever it is, I couldn't help thinking that she was really going to hijack the tire and fly to Las Vegas to open for Britney Spears.
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Walking into the reincarnation of the beloved Alphabet City bar Elsa, which closed in 2014 and reopened this spring, in Cobble Hill, is like having a lucid dream: the space feels familiar and, then again, not at all.
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Millions of visitors arrive every year — for pilgrimages, tourism or Moksha, a Hindu belief that the souls of those who are cremated on a funeral pyre by the sacred river will be free from the cycle of reincarnation.
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Alerted to their plight, the souls destined for reincarnation, known as Mayibuye, decide to go on strike until Inyi, the goddess of life, agrees to a trial of sorts for five African leaders they hold responsible, the Shadows.
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Mr. Guariglia is part of a fairly recent movement that could be called environmental anxiety art, from the photographer Edward Burtynsky's wrecked industrial landscapes to Korakrit Arunanondchai's poetic films that associate recycling with the idea of human reincarnation.
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On the 45-minute tour, a resonant recorded narration guides visitors from a battlefield scene with the tale's hero Prince Arjuna and his charioteer Lord Krishna, to the cycle of reincarnation, and onto the many fantastical manifestations of Krishna.
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This next wave of VR brings a new chance for the reincarnation of the arcade — there's finally a technology that's expensive and requires a lot of space but seems to be an entertainment experience worth leaving the house for.
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She painted, kept a diary and gave her first stage performance at Wheeler in Thornton Wilder's "Our Town," portraying Emily Webb Gibbs, who dies in childbirth and in a reincarnation realizes that life is scarcely appreciated by the living.
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The quippy clip show has undergone something of a reincarnation with "The Joel McHale Show With Joel McHale," a topical new Netflix production, but audiences can catch the actor and comedian live for a couple of nights at Carolines.
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Yet in bringing W. Bruce Cameron's book to the screen, director Lasse Hallstrom and the writers (Cameron among them) have served up a peculiar kibble of vignettes, wrapping reincarnation and life lessons together in a sappy Hallmark Channel-style doggy sweater.
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This brassily self-effacing performance is one of two good reasons to catch Jack Cummings III's respectful reincarnation of "Mattress," which has songs by Mary Rodgers (music) and Marshall Barer, and a book by Jay Thompson, Dean Fuller and Mr. Barer.
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Now he seems to be everywhere, thanks to Prime Minister Hun Sen — another common man turned near-absolute ruler, who has been so intent on identifying himself with the semi-mythical figure that some suspect he considers himself the king's reincarnation.
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When Oliver asked the Dalai Lama if he might be the last reincarnation ever, he replied that it's "very possible," but added with a grin that this might not be such a terrible thing, since he's "very intelligent," after all.
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It is now home to Chinese Tuxedo, a reincarnation of a restaurant that was located across the street a century ago, when it boasted of being the finest eatery in Chinatown and its name evoked colonial Shanghai glamour and lascivious vices.
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As her reincarnation loop continues — in episode two, that loop is so speedy that it's played for farce — Nadia is prodded out of her perpetual sense of pointlessness; her apprehension of death is no longer making her human needs seem futile.
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D.J.'s wife, Geena (Maya Lynne Robinson), who is back from serving in Afghanistan, and scolds Darlene in the premiere for believing in reincarnation, seems to be there to represent a certain religious (and pro-military) constituency not often seen on television.
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Next comes "We don't believe that ": since reincarnation means eternal rebirth and coming back as a monkey and the rest of it, the enlightened Buddhist tries to de-literalize the "that" to make it more appealing, just as the Christian redefines Hell.
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For those of you who can't wait for the promised reincarnation of the prime-time soap de luxe "Dynasty" on CW, there's plenty of glamorous backstabbing, diva dissing and sexual double-crossing in downtown New York these days, courtesy of an uptown establishment.
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And the stories where heroes do kill — like when Wonder Woman kills Maxwell Lord in Wonder Woman No. 1 or Fantomex kills a reincarnation of Apocalypse in Uncanny X-Force No. 225 — are major turning points in terms of those heroes' morality.
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Luxe CEO Curtis Lee would not join Uber in a deal, a source told Recode, and is still working on a reincarnation of Luxe that the company told customers is coming when it shut down its valet app in the past two months.
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"Burn off every trace/I want to hover with no shape," Perfume Genius sings in "Wreath," in which the narrator could be a ghost or a soul awaiting reincarnation, contemplating what he's left behind: "I'm moving just beyond the frame," he sings.
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And when you consider the previous two trilogies featured prominent battles between a Kenobi and a Skywalker, and when you consider Kylo Ren is a Skywalker, well... Rey is the reincarnation of Anakin Skywalker: After all, Anakin came from humble origins, too.
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It's most recent reincarnation was probably due to Don Draper's neat hairstyle on Mad Men and Jimmy Darmody's slicked-back coif in Boardwalk Empire, two TV shows with protagonists who desperately want to be "good men," but are weighed down by machismo and existential angst.
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He insists that reincarnation is just an embedded doctrine in the ancient Pali culture—a metaphor like all the others we live with, a cosmological picture that works well, not unlike the metaphors of evolutionary fitness and cosmology that are embedded in our own culture.
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In Buddhism, being reborn as a cursed hungry ghost is the last and most miserable form of reincarnation — and with "Skeleton" it looks like Yamarāja, the Rigvedic Hindu god of death and the underworld, has condemned some malicious mortal to starve to the bone.
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At stake on this journey, scholars said, is the monumental question of who will emerge as the Dalai Lama's successor — and whether that successor, typically a baby identified as the next reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, will live inside or outside China's zone of influence.
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Lyndsey's stepmother lives in the southwest of England, and is an adherent of Universal Medicine—a religious organization that promotes the teachings of Serge Benhayon, a charismatic former tennis coach from Sydney, Australia, who has claimed to be the reincarnation of Leonardo da Vinci.
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As China prepares in its own thorough manner to identify the 15th Dalai Lama — the reincarnation of the current, 14th Dalai Lama — the simple monk has let loose a series of statements meant to confuse, and Beijing seems to be reeling from the impact.
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The Dalai Lama has, in interactions with media and common devotees, said variously that the institution might end with him (which the atheist China opposes), or there might be a female Dalai Lama, and even that the system of reincarnation is a feudal one.
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Beijing, as per information coming from the Buddhist Association of China (BAC), the officially sanctioned body dealing with the religion, has asked it to dive into the archives of Tibetan Buddhism, in all parts of China, to gather documents relating to the reincarnation process.
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Judging from the fan reaction to Gunn's revelation (which, in fairness, he said he'd made before, and that it made people upset every time), people who viewed the original Guardians mostly thought Baby Groot was a reincarnation of Original Groot, and just needed time to grow up.
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But in her new memoir, The Boy Who Knew Too Much, Byrd shares an even more improbable story that even she had trouble believing at first: She claims that Christian was the reincarnation of baseball legend Lou Gehrig, who played for the Yankees nearly a century ago.
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And I am licking my chops over the prospect of still another reincarnation of this unwieldy piece of juvenilia, this time known as "The Present" and whipped into stage-worthy form by its adapter, Andrew Upton, the director John Crowley and the Sydney Theater Company of Australia.
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More recently, the Ad Council and Keep America Beautiful teams produced the " I Want to Be Recycled" campaign, which urges consumers to imagine the reincarnation of shampoo bottles and boxes, following the collection and processing of materials to the remolding of the next generation of products.
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The spirit of DIY anarchy too, via the influence of the British punk collective Crass, found a strange reincarnation in both the figure of pop star Björk, who made Iceland an international household name, and later in the 'anarcho-surrealist' Jon Gnarr, the former major of Reykjavik.
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In the 1990s, a process to find the reincarnation of the 11th Panchen Lama, another important religious leader in Tibetan Buddhism, ended in division and controversy after the Dalai Lama's chosen candidate disappeared and a successor selected by the Chinese government was put in his place.
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During that time, numerous other self-proclaimed messiahs have also languished in prison, including Lia Aminuddin, the founder of a sect who claimed that she was the wife of the archangel Gabriel, and Agus Noro, who claimed to be a reincarnation of Sukarno, Indonesia's first president.
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Majesty (9/1)Mulberry Street (9/133)Nightmare Man (9/1)Offspring (9/1)Out of Time (9/1)Pusher I( 9/1)Pusher II: With Blood on My Hands (9/93)Pusher III: I'm the Angel of Death (9/1)Reincarnation (9/1)Roman Holiday (9/1)Saved!
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"An attractive blond reincarnation of Isadora Duncan, in pink tunic and bare legs, loped gracefully around a sapling on the Chase Manhattan Plaza at lunchtime yesterday to the tune of Beethoven's Ninth," The New York Times wrote, describing her in a spectacle that surprised the noon Wall Street crowd.
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Golden State's 210-217 cruise in Game 22017 to clinch a second consecutive title almost made you forget how close this team came to becoming the reincarnation of the San Antonio squad that won championships in 83, 28 and 21, which was better known as the Odd Year Spurs.
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Yet despite extensive funding and a slew of starry outside hires — including the president, Franck Zayan, previously the head of e-commerce at the French department store Galeries Lafayette, and the fashion director Yasmin Sewell, a well-known industry consultant and street-style personality — the reincarnation of Style.
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One suggestion is that the baby is the reincarnation of the original Yoda, though at 50 years old — which is the age Werner Herzog's client gave the Mandalorian when describing the mark — the baby would have had to exist before the original Yoda's death in Return of the Jedi.
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Mr. Barney has filmed in Idaho before: The Busby Berkeley revue of "Cremaster 1" (1995) takes place on a blue Boise football field, while "River of Fundament" (2014), his six-hour noble failure of excrement-slicked reincarnation, features a poetic coda of salmon spawning in an Idaho river.
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Its next reincarnation, Grave Pleasures, sprang fully-formed from the ashes of its predecessor, and McNerney seemed nothing less than relieved to be distancing himself from the chaos, major label interest, and hype that had turned Beastmilk from a joke into a ticking time bomb of frustration and ill will.
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"Don't be surprised if Kim Yo Jong [Kim Jong Un's sister] visits Washington first as a softer reincarnation of Vice Marshal Jo Myong Rok, the highest military man next to Kim Jong Il, who visited Bill Clinton in October 2000 and lured Clinton to visit his boss in Pyongyang, " Yoon said.
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But unlike so many other recipients of vast sums of inherited money — Barbara Hutton or Doris Duke (who legally adopted a belly dancer she believed to be the reincarnation of her only child) — Vanderbilt was naturally disposed for a life of industry over chronic indulgence, for engagement over eccentric seclusion.
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If Baghdad gets it wrong, global security could again be at risk, Western officials have said, as it was when Islamic State - a reincarnation of al Qaeda groups that had taken years to suppress - took hold in Sunni areas of Iraq among communities that felt persecuted by the Shi'ite-dominated government.
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If his claim of reincarnation is true, these acts would be the continuation of a crime spree started by L. Ron Hubbard, who was charged with petty theft and fraud, dabbled in bigamy, and was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in one of the largest ever infiltrations of the US government.
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Moving between East and West, human and nonhuman, science and speculative fiction, the exhibition considers how we are all connected, not just by global art, climate change and political upheaval, but also in ancient concepts like Buddhist reincarnation, which suggests life as a river of spirits where the past, present and future commingle.
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