I don't know another animal that actually reproduces like that.
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"I Am Not Your Negro" reproduces and redoubles this effect.
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It's commonly found in soil and reproduces in cats' digestive tracts.
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This watercolor, Citoyens, reproduces a detail from one of those posters.
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Additionally, the Montipora Capitata coral reproduces sexually, not asexually, as originally written.
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They help maintain the local environment by eating prey that reproduces quickly.
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This way of seeing the West reproduces the iconography of settler colonialism.
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What is that gaze, and why do you think the cinema reproduces it?
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Foos shares the document with Talese, who reproduces massive portions of it here.
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It reproduces there, generating offspring called oocysts that are shed in the cat's feces.
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"A good theory reproduces data—but a great theory predicts new data," he said.
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Reinforcing stereotype of "a nagging wife" doesn't merely reflect use, it actively reproduces sexism.
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It reproduces, in altered form, the same inequalities that plague us here on earth.
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Nothing that comes afterward ever fully reproduces that sense of belonging, of effortless community.
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This individualist attitude toward picking the "best" school for kids also reproduces racial inequality.
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" The narrative performed in the images (the poster, the stamps) reproduces Kippenberger as "Kippenberger.
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"Bruno's case is the product of a justice system that reproduces inequalities," Dinez concludes.
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Everything about Mr. Eifman's treatment reproduces known effects from other ballets; nothing feels fresh.
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Swirl Girl wears a puffy pale pink number that reproduces the swish of icing.
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The passage reproduces—apparently verbatim—what seems to be a confession by Irina Viktorovna Kaverzina.
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She replicates small found stones in bronze and reproduces their surface markings, speck by speck.
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Either it reproduces the input or it doesn't, whereas with a speaker it's much more subjective.
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A creature which reproduces asexually passes on all of its genes to each of its progeny.
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" Naked City ," Weegee's immortally titled first book of photographs, published in 1945, reproduces a Time Inc.
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That Currier & Ives lithograph of the black legislators, which Gates reproduces, takes on almost unbearable pathos.
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Meatable says it's avoiding serum by using a special type of stem cell that reproduces naturally.
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Rather, it indicates that the prize fell back into a pre-existing automatism that reproduces bias.
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Unlike code, which reproduces value, content has an incredibly short half-life in nearly all media segments.
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The EOS R faithfully reproduces the appealing skin tones and color science that have become Canon's signature.
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He also reproduces a long, pornographic letter from him to his girlfriend, which she'd found terribly humiliating.
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Very popular in beauty centers, the machine reproduces the rolling massage of physiotherapists used to reduce cellulite.
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"John Derian Picture Book" (Artisan, $75) reproduces 290 pieces of his source material on big lush pages.
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And then of course there's a huge risk that AI just reproduces the biases that we have already.
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This memorial, intentionally or not, reproduces the opportunity for white onlookers to engage in the spectacle of lynching.
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When an organism sexually reproduces, its genes have a 235/153 chance of being passed to its offspring.
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The re-creation of the world reproduces a social good that people of all genders hold in common.
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The animal eats, and the parent plant reproduces — by using the animals as gardeners — without lifting a root.
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One is a sculpture that reproduces, in pieces, the "Arbeit Macht Frei" sign from the gates of Auschwitz.
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It gets into those cells, reproduces, and then makes more copies of itself, causing the cells to die.
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The essays in the book — which reproduces many additional paintings — take us deep into Abercrombie's life and times.
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The image of the white cowboy reproduces and romanticizes the mythic iconography of settler colonialism and white supremacy.
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It has working headlights and reproduces even small details, like the front grill and Chevrolet logos, in Lego form.
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Background: Researchers often experiment on yeast because it's structured similarly to human cells, yet reproduces at a faster pace.
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The book's prologue reproduces a raging note she posted on her forsaken farmhouse after thieves stripped it of metal.
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Discover exceptionally realistic picture with this TV's large 703-inch display as it reproduces enhanced depth, textures, and natural colors.
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In his blog, Bezos reproduces an email from AMI deputy general counsel, Jon Fine, to a lawyer representing de Becker.
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Because only the alpha female in a group reproduces, "that means the pack won't have pups this year," he said.
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It mixes and reinvents inherited forms, blithely shifts from third-person to first-person narration, reproduces dreams and dramatic monologues.
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If you're not great at nailing ones of a certain shape or movement, it reproduces more of those, making it harder.
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We fill them with mostly authentic but occasionally fake vintage ephemera from the 80s which she painstakingly reproduces using old fonts.
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" The left side reproduces Irving Berlin's actual words denying rumors that he ripped off Joplin for his song "Alexander's Ragtime Band.
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A screen inside a VR headset is an amazing piece of reality that, like a superfast chameleon, reproduces all colors and shapes.
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There's also supposed to be a training mode that shows you a YouTube video and then reproduces the shot on that video.
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Among the questions that the discovery poses is how the abundant life began, and how it survives and reproduces in extreme conditions.
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Jay's book reproduces, in a fine two-page spread, Tony Robert-Fleury's 1876 masterpiece showing Pinel freeing a madwoman from her chains.
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Meanwhile, in The Heart Goes Last, she narrows her focus to the way power reproduces itself at the level of sexual desire.
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Paré is a member of the Mouth and Foot Painting Artists, a member-owned association that reproduces its artists work for profit.
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We want a feminism where we take seriously the effects capitalism has on women's lives, and how capitalism reproduces forms of oppression.
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The mosquito thrives in dense tropical cities, and Rousseff called for the elimination of stagnant water spots where it lives and reproduces.
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Archbishop Bruguès said that the forger had used a technique known as stereotyping, which reproduces the tactile effects of early printed books.
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Native to the Indian and Pacific Oceans, the lionfish, which reproduces at a rapid rate, has been colonizing the Caribbean and Atlantic.
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When "Between Two Ferns: The Movie," the new Netflix adaptation, simply reproduces the material in question, it is laugh-out-loud funny.
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That's important because it taps into how a species grows and develops, when it matures and reproduces, and ultimately how long it lives.
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Anni Albers: Notebook reproduces a notebook containing rough "studies" discovered after Albers's death, illustrating the draft notation technique Albers explains in On Weaving.
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So you're saying that a world in which meritocracy works is, by definition, a bad world, a world that engineers and reproduces inequalities.
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The problem is that while the television show reproduces slave suffering, it's unable to acknowledge that those experiences are familiar rather than novel.
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"Bunnies" (1966) reproduces a hugely enlarged photograph of Playboy hostesses in grainy dots that blur the image almost to the point of indecipherability.
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Not recognizing food insecurity as grounds for asylum has done harm especially to women; denying asylum to this population reproduces gender-based violence.
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Daniel, played by Timothée Chalamet (whose cachet is unlikely to be enhanced by the Shia LaBeouf riffs he reproduces here), is in trouble.
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She first noticed him when she saw one of his hilarious lip syncs on social media, where he reproduces dialogue from diva scenes.
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They'll see only the message that the cover and post send, a message that reproduces and reinforces an enduring myth of settler colonialism.
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Anamorphosis (from anamorphoein, meaning a distorted image) is a trope in Robert Lazzarini's work: he reproduces street signs using computer algorithms to skew optics.
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One reason for this reticence is that the book is locked into a present-tense style that reproduces landscapes vividly but admits little exposition.
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When it reproduces, flu makes infinitesimal copying errors, so viruses dropped by different ducks, or the same duck at different times, show tiny variations.
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You accept the unbelievable and unrelenting brilliance of Kant's work, while confronting the imperial qualities he reproduces and showing the contradictions in this work.
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Honeysuckle is not solely dependent upon sexual reproduction, though; the aggressive vine reproduces vegetatively as well, easily rooting where its stems contact the ground.
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She reproduces a series of texts from this person, which form a vicious poem of remembrance: I read the high [sic] School book. Wow.
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One of the themes of the book is that the system reproduces itself because it's very much in the interests of the ruling class.
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Intentionally or not, under the pen of screenwriter Mark Boal, Detroit reproduces situations that have sparked outcries from the black community in recent years.
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A shower curtain reproduces an illustrated movie poster from the 1968 original with a shirtless Charlton Heston displaying his signature brand of hypermasculine anguish.
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The book also reproduces the admiring letters Hurston and Hughes sent to their "godmother," whose fawning obsequiousness is enough to make one's skin crawl.
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Gursky reproduces this sense of economic spectacle and encroaching disbelief in his most famous works, depicting the world's changing industrial topography with meticulous detail.
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Every year, the number of pumpkin spice products reproduces like a Mogwai beside a spilled venti PSL, but this might be the worst offender.
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The photographer reproduces a sense of economic spectacle suffused with an encroaching disbelief in its benefits in his retrospective at the newly renovated Hayward Gallery.
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The grimy neighborhood — part of a vast complex of original sets — reproduces physically what Ferrante's prose communicated, the claustrophobia of the setting and the relationships.
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LONDON — Despatches from Amsterdam quote the "Rheinisch-Westfälische Zeitung" (Krupp's organ) which reproduces from "Wirklichkeit," Count Bothmer's new periodical, an article on Germany's war aims.
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A statue of the suffragist leader Millicent Fawcett, unveiled in London last year, faithfully reproduces one of her brooches and the crow's feet around her eyes.
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But if machines are currently being trained with data that reproduces age-old human prejudices, then by definition, this means that AI also carries these biases.
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Gene cloning reproduces segments of DNA, and therapeutic cloning creates embryonic stem cells with the goal of growing tissues that could replace damaged tissues in humans.
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Among other exhibits, Lax reproduces a script page that has been worked over so many times it is black with scribbled interlinear revisions and marginal notes.
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It reproduces his 1970 crayon drawing "Window, Grand Hotel, Vittel," and in the context of the festival, it feels like a contemplative moment from French cinema.
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This looping treatment of events ("We talk in circles, we don't get anywhere") reproduces the internet's ability to distend time, zipping through decades in a single click.
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Aharon Gluska's mixed-media triptych, "Stanislaw Drobner" (2018), reproduces mugshots of a prisoner at Auschwitz, tinted a dark amber and coated with wax-like film on top.
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She reproduces the photograph not by creating a new print from an existing negative, but by rephotographing a photograph and then claiming authorship of the new image.
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Hong-Kai Wang's sound installation reproduces "The Sugar Cane Song," a song that once mobilized a class-conscious agrarian uprising from within the workshops of Taiwanese farmers.
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To get the bigger picture, you need the exhibition catalog, which reproduces nearly 40 paintings not in the show, as well as the ones in the show.
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The Sims visualization on her screen reproduces the actual Ikea furniture visible in her apartment, right down to shape, placement and color: there's no mistaking the substitution.
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They are led by a queen — the only member that reproduces, said Lawrence Gilbert, the director of the Invasive Species laboratory at University of Texas at Austin.
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Hall says that designing a module that accurately reproduces the sound and response of vintage circuits that we know and love involves chasing the last few percent.
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The problem with heterosexuality's stranglehold on the organization of American life isn't only the way it produces and reproduces gender roles that limit both men and women.
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"You can almost feel the energy with which this actor reproduces learned camp mannerisms — yet miniaturises them, clamps them down, brings them just below the stereotype level."
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The online portion of the exhibition reproduces each of the annuals page for page, capturing virtually all of the clarity and tonal richness of the original photographs.
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"The piece reproduces the characteristic elements of each building such as the façades, exterior forms, interior spaces, and structures, at 1:300 scale," Matsumoto writes in a statement.
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The size of the diaphragm and the larger number of magnets makes the driver more responsive, which means it reproduces the finer details in your music more accurately.
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Funko also reproduces Star Wars characters like R23-D210 and C-3PO, Eleven from Netflix's (NFLX) Stranger Things, and even real life athletes from the NFL and NBA.
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Like all the other defendants, Bukharin ended up pleading guilty, and the new edition of "Darkness at Noon" usefully reproduces a speech that he gave at his trial.
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Only one painting reproduces an article: "ISIS Claims Responsibility for Blasts That Killed Dozens in Beirut," written by Anne Barnard and Hwaida Saad and published online on Nov.
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In many ways, Chapter Two — and really Muschietti's It duology overall — is a loving, carefully considered adaptation of Stephen King's novel that reproduces most of the important stuff.
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The system, described in a study published today in Nature Communications, is called Evatar — like "avatar," but combined with E for "Eve," because it reproduces the female reproductive tract.
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This tick reproduces asexually, laying thousands of eggs at a time and producing waves of offspring that extract so much blood that grown cattle grow weak and calves die.
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"Any political solution that solidifies the pillars of the regime or reproduces it wastes the sacrifices, betrays the blood and aborts the blessed revolution that is six years old."
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The high resolution audio reproduces music in its purest form, so you can immerse yourself in pristine sound, with a custom-fit design that's crafted for your total enjoyment.
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The greater, graver flaw, though, the one that empties "Suburbicon" out and turns it into a mannerist exercise, is that the movie reproduces the inequality it's ostensibly outraged by.
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In earlier work, the scientists showed that their engineered bug can incorporate the two artificial bases into its genome, and will happily copy DNA strands containing them when it reproduces.
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She later obtained her immigration file through a Freedom of Information Act request and reproduces some of the pages in this book, as if entering them into the public record.
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Throughout "Good Talk," Jacob reproduces the same black and white figures, like cutouts you can turn into finger puppets, often set against colorful photographs: a Chelsea street, her parents' kitchen.
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And the demonization of Muslims as implicitly un-American reproduces the canard that Irish Catholics could not be trusted in high office because they would take orders from the Vatican.
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It reproduces lots of archival material from that period and includes two conversations between Siegel and Wool as well as a short memoir "New York in 1975" by Richard Hell.
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The main difference is that the pinhole is projecting an image of whatever the camera is pointed at, so when the pigment inside the camera fades, it reproduces that image.
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Artist Alexandra Bell does something similar in her series No Humans Involved: After Sylvia Wynter, in which she reproduces newspaper headlines about the case and both highlights and redacts select words.
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The photo taken with the iPhone XS Max (right) reproduces textures on the building in a very realistic way, although it does lose some of the details in the bright clouds.
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The author reproduces a table from a single fund managed by Oppenheimer, which has six classes of shares, with the cost determined by nine sets of separate figures for each class.
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Seeing the scene within the studio it reproduces is dizzying, but that's simply one layer of the complex statement about how we consume art that McGinness has created with the series.
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Next, the book reproduces the odd and strikingly juicy piece unique "Paysage Fautif" (1946) from the Museum of Modern Art in Toyama, Japan, which consists of seminal fluid on black satin.
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"You don't want [algorithms] to become self-referential... If you take the human out of the loop completely the algorithm reproduces its own actions, and bites its own tail," he said.
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A drawing by Shaun Leonardo titled "Rodney King" (2017) reproduces a still from the 1991 video of King's beating, the image made doubly grainy in its transcription from video to charcoal.
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The Emerson Moog Modular System that faithfully reproduces Keith Emerson's rig will cost you $150,000, but even smaller synths can run four figures—a high barrier to entry, to say the least.
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Much like his Electric Knife Orchestra, Mendoza's multi-pronged apparatus reproduces different sections of a popular song through one of a kind robotic mechanisms designed using Autodesk Fusion 360 and Autodesk Inventor.
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Research suggests that parting with his foreskin reduces a man's risk of getting infected by up to 290%, because the foreskin is rich in the sorts of cells in which HIV reproduces.
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Lee reproduces iconic staples of fine art like Van Gogh's Starry Night and Edvard Munch's The Scream, as well as images of pop culture like a portrait of Beauty and the Beast.
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Ishigami's Port of Kinmen Passenger Service Center, also in Taiwan (begun in 2014), is a grass-and-tree covered, hilly form that reproduces and blends in with a coastal region's mountainous landscape.
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The book reproduces a February 28, 1971 article, "More Homosexuals Aided to Become Heterosexual," published two years before the American Psychiatric Association declared that homosexuality was not, in fact, a mental illness.
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"Herz Schmerz," expressing a sensibility that Mr. Heginbotham and Ms. Kalman share (it's their second collaboration), reproduces much of Walser's gentleness, sweetness and humility — and the modern-sounding side of his humor.
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When you put the headset on, the mask detects which sensors your skin is touching with a certain pressure, then matches the pattern to one of 10 facial expressions, which an avatar reproduces.
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For evidence, check his cover of Gorillaz's "Feel Good Inc." in which he reproduces the song in its entirety—literally every part from the beat to the vocal melody—with only a guitar.
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Unlike previous studies, Gupta said, the new research found tenofovir-resistant HIV reproduces itself just as much as non-resistant HIV does, which means that resistance can be passed on to other individuals.
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Though Graham is well known for his architectural interventions, notably spiraling glass pavilions that blur the line between a sculpture and building, Publication Studio instead reproduces Graham's lesser viewed graph and typewriter drawings.
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Using a technique called verbatim theater (similar to that used by Clio Barnard in her 2011 film, "The Arbor"), Ms. Blythe reproduces exact phrases, cadences and speech patterns, including every hem and haw.
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If a simulation accurately reproduces an environment, Mr. Green said, it can help solve a challenge that is fundamental in education: Knowledge gained in one context does not always transfer well into another.
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To create an immersive experience, PageHabit asks authors to prepare a handwritten letter and about 20 to 30 annotations on Post-It notes, which it reproduces and sticks inside books for an immersive experience.
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He even reproduces catty letters that he wrote to Patti LuPone during the run of "Evita," despairing of her ability to sing the words clearly enough for them to be understood by the audience.
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For the key to safe manufacture is to closely monitor and control every aspect of drug production — and document everything — to ensure and show that each pill, vial or capsule accurately reproduces the formula.
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"After Harold Rosenberg (ghosts)" (2015), part of the Conscientious Objector to Formalism series, reproduces the famous image as a negative and places Rosenberg's line, "Apparently, aesthetics can function as a tool of racism," above them.
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The zebrafish is a "model organism" — an organism that's especially easy to study — because its embryos are transparent, it has a sequenced genome, it reproduces a lot, and its genes are really easy to manipulate.
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Over the years, Facebook has taken aim at any other social app that gathers a following and then reproduces its own version of the app's key draw – as it did with Stories, Snapchat's biggest differentiator.
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This is the Braille display, consisting of both a dot matrix that mechanically reproduces the bumps which players can run their fingers over, and a set of swappable paddles allowing for both input and output.
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It's as schizoid as the mogwai, which, having been fed after midnight, suddenly reproduces itself, but not in its own sweet, cuddly image, but as dozens of small, demonic creatures - the gremlins of the title.
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Some brothels hid Jews — Mr. Teyssier reproduces a letter of denunciation to the French police noting the illegal presence of a Jew — but the luxurious ones were only too happy to take the Germans' money.
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He reproduces fascinating postcards, engravings and photos of floating ships and castles, palm trees and palaces that "possess every possible stability", including one alleged photograph of a skyscraper city emerging from the Muir Glacier in Alaska.
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The inspiration for the chestburster creature from "Alien," a rare subfamily of parasitoid wasps reproduces by literally inserting or injecting its eggs into unsuspecting caterpillars, which leads to the eggs literally eating their way to freedom.
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Here are the basics of "About a Girl" (a title that should already signal some winky weirdness ahead): In The Orville's future universe, the all-male Moclan alien species reproduces by hatching their offspring in eggs.
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The second covers how another character, who once lived a life of privilege as heiress to a corporate empire, gradually but ineluctably reproduces Earth's systemic inequalities and oppressions on the path to becoming a racist demagogue.
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It largely reproduces HHS Secretary Tom Price's Empowering Patients First Act: The legislation would take down the foundation of Obamacare, including the unpopular individual mandate, subsidies based on people's income, and all of the law's taxes.
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At times he reproduces whole entries verbatim, but more often he diverges freely from the original, collapsing multiple entries onto a single page and replacing Anne's droll commentary with more accessible (and often more dramatic) language.
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Two areas recreate Guangzhou and Hong Kong as they looked in the 19th century, built for "The Opium War," and another reproduces the Imperial Summer Palace, which was sacked by British and French soldiers in 1860.
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A 1724 engraving from a possible lost self-portrait of Buchinger, made by an unknown artist in London, reproduces the micrography that formed the artist's wig: "seven complete Psalms and the Lord's Prayer," Jay assures us.
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"In an industry that reproduces so many limiting ideas of how women should look, speak, dress and think, it is so refreshing to see an actress speak her mind," Paper magazine wrote in a profile of Jamil.
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"This populist strategy merely reproduces an old pattern in Cambodian politics, which is that improvements in people's lives are treated as a blessing from the powerful, rather than as part of a democratic social contract," Strangio said.
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Mr. Bean, hilarious in "The Thanksgiving Play" just a few months ago, uncannily reproduces Mr. Trillin's familiar speaking voice and manner, with the sly quality of a man who knows he has a good line in reserve.
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KABUL (Reuters) - An exhibition that reproduces the precious treasures of Mughal art in their original setting in Kabul's Babur Garden opened this weekend, bringing a rare moment of cultural relief to a city pounded by war for decades.
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The realistic set by Stephanie Nelson, who also designed the costumes and lighting, reproduces the dining hall of this nondescript facility: cinder block walls, acoustical tile and florescent lights in the water-stained ceiling, folding tables and chairs.
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But, rather than uproot a bunch of soybeans, thus destroying the environment, Impossible Foods simply takes the genetic sequence of these soy plants that make up the heme and then reproduces it, molecule by molecule, in the lab.
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" The sociologist Heather Laine Talley, in her 303 book, "Saving Face: Disfigurement and the Politics of Appearance," has argued that "facial feminization relies on and reproduces essentialized notions about what distinguishes a male face from a female face.
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FARAGO This show's catalog reproduces a famous essay by Jean Baudrillard from 1991, called "The Gulf War Did Not Take Place," which pushes to the extreme the idea that TV images subsumed the real losses on the ground.
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Maybe that wouldn't seem so radical to me if this game wasn't released around Far Cry 5, a game that reproduces the world we live in, adds in some zany cow attacks, and then calls it a day.
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"The Roman Nativity scene typically reproduces the 19th-century city, with classic costumes and neighborhoods that no longer exist, often inspired by watercolors of the time," said Antonella Salvatori, of the Italian Friends of the Nativity Scene Association.
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Naturally the catalog is more comprehensive and it reproduces more works than the exhibition, making it a must-have for anyone interested in American art before Jackson Pollock and in the origins of the New York art world.
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Downward transformations of spectacular nature into art is accomplished in the best piece in the show, "Sillage" (27–227), a seismic wave sculpture by Cécile Beau and Nicolas Montgermont that reproduces the sounds and telluric waves of an earthquake.
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He says that Weinfurtner's proposed analogy of creating ripples between two fluids in a tank will not extend to the "fundamental physical nature" of quantum fluctuations—because the experiment simply reproduces the equations physicists already use to describe inflation.
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Luiselli analyses both everyday language and how the media—including those she describes as "probably well-intentioned journalists" in the New York Times—uses and reproduces terms like "alien" or "illegal" or "removal," perpetuating a system that is oppressive.
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In her recent book "In the Wake," a study of visual and literary representations of blackness, the scholar Christina Sharpe reproduces only a thin band of the portraits of Delia and another enslaved woman, Drana, showing just their eyes.
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At least, until you turn to the back cover, which reproduces a Times front page — turmoil in Iran, Korea and China — and a cover of The New York Times Magazine with a picture on it of the queen of England.
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As an institution, the workshop reproduces its ideology, which pretends that "Show, don't tell" is universal when it is, in fact, the expression of a particular population, the white majority, typically at least middle-class and often, but not exclusively, male.
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Eckes always returns from such sweeping statements to the personal, and the heart of General Motors comes toward the end of this second section: he reproduces a letter from his grandmother in which she included his grandfather's old union badge.
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Official figures from the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention show that the average American reproduces their own body weight in consumer waste every six weeks, amounting to a total of over 250 million tons annually.
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" This remarkable brief reproduces a fund-raising letter from one group, the Freedom Foundation, which proclaims that thanks to this case and specifically to the arrival of Justice Gorsuch, "The Supreme Court is about to hand us the opportunity of a lifetime.
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The most ambitious experiment in this vein may be In Situ, the restaurant inside the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art that on any given day faithfully reproduces a dozen or so dishes that are strongly identified with other restaurants around the world.
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The exhibition reproduces an advertisement for "Black America," an 1895 extravaganza staged in Brooklyn featuring 500 men, women and children from the South enacting a cheerful, cruelty-free version of plantation life, complete with singing, dancing and cotton picking (but no white masters).
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Because of a misunderstanding by the editors, it was discovered only after publication that this article reproduces in substantial part an essay by the same writer that appeared on the Women's Media Center website in 2007 and was republished by other outlets.
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Yes, it exacerbates and reproduces inequalities, so that one thing that's happened is that because the rich can afford to educate their children in a way nobody else can, when it comes time to evaluate people on the merits, rich kids just do better.
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The exhibition catalogue, a small zine that mimics and reproduces pages from the artist's sketchbooks, is filled with notes and quotations from Homer and Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Willa Cather, in addition to references to artists known for more narrative painting — Bosch, Rubens, Rembrandt.
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Because of how HIV works—how the virus infects a cell, what kinds of cells it infects, how it mutates and reproduces—and because of how vaccines get tested and developed, most scientists working on HIV immunology don't think that such a classical approach can work.
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Curran reproduces one of the most moving passages in all his work, from a letter to Sophie Volland, his lover of more than two decades, in which he wrote: Those people who are buried next to each other are perhaps not as crazy as one might think.
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The simulation, Dr. Fujii said, reproduces a satellite system with a single, large moon around a Saturn-like planet — although that outcome largely depends on how long it takes the gas in the disk to vanish, and how far from the planet the large moons initially form.
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The Whitney Biennial catalogue reproduces "Fight in an Elevator" and cites the actual subject of the painting, but at the museum we see a different work from the same series, the monumental "Elevator" (2017), in which Schutz renders piles of body parts in oil on canvas.
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Less successful are the many moments when the book, which walks the line between cute and cloying, reproduces black-and-white photo booth strips of Knisley and her husband (and eventually their son) doing wacky, loving things for the camera (lifting up shirts, kissing pregnant stomachs, etc.).
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The titular dish is never far from the whirlwind action in Zora Howard's new drama, "Stew," at Walkerspace, even when it's on the back burner — both figuratively and literally, as Lawrence E. Moten III's set faithfully reproduces a lower-middle-class kitchen, a little worn but loved.
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Traditionally a carbonated drink with live micro-organisms, kombucha is made by brewing together sugar, black or green tea, liquid from a previous batch and the Scoby, short for symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast (though its more popular nickname is "mother," since it reproduces during fermentation).
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Nearby, Monica Rodriguez's Californiana (2019), a series of ink drawings on paper, reproduces covers and pages from 20th-century books about early California history, books with titles like Indians and Intruders and Women and the Conquest of California, published in service of legitimizing the expansion of American empire.
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Jack Whitten: Notes from the Woodshed, a new book published by Hauser & Wirth, reproduces a selection of studio notes and writings spanning his five-decade career, from his studies at Cooper Union in the 21985s to his receipt of the 246 National Medal of Arts from President Obama.
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With leaf-like green and pink cutouts integrated among nonobjective forms, the painting is her most confident investigation into the interrelationship between the abstract forms in art and nature, in which nature reproduces itself through aesthetic displays, from flower blossoms to peacock struts, that resemble the artifice of painting.
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This weather may not feel great to you, but it creates ideal conditions for the flu virus, which — it's true — lives longer and reproduces faster in the cold: The protective layer around the virus is stronger in the cold, enabling it to live longer and replicate more quickly.
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Design details: The card reproduces two frescoes (one on the front; one on the back) from the ancient Palace of Knossos on the island of Crete, which dates back to 1900 BC.Made with: Gold, 413 diamonds, 245 blue sapphires, dumortierit, jasper, lazurite, mother of pearlAvailability: Sold Source: Rosan Diamond
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His 2016 memoir, "The Wright Stuff," reproduces an email he sent to the leaders of Autism Speaks in September 2015, after the organization released a statement that denied a link between vaccines and autism as a response to Trump&aposs comments to the contrary during a Republican debate.
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But Merve Emre for the Atlantic points out that in his attempt to organize Sontag's life into those themes, Moser sometimes reproduces clichéd binaries, like beauty versus intelligence or mind versus body, that Sontag's own work contradicted (though one might also argue those gendered contradictions helped make her celebrity).
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He also described the composition in a letter to his brother, Theo: This time it simply reproduces my bedroom; but color must be abundant in this part, its simplification adding a rank of grandee to the style applied to the objects, getting to suggest a certain rest or dream.
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" Metahaven tells The Creators Project, "The technological mega-structure that the film hints at is a phenomenon which distorts, deforms, and reproduces reality in its own image: YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and other interfacial regimes and platforms enable and condition propaganda, and at the same time make it irreducible to the State.
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In the strip that the German painter Marcus Weber meticulously reproduces in "Kwee Mokks" (22), Ignatz Mouse explains to Krazy that the "kwee mokks all ova" (queer marks all over) an old newspaper are writing, and then the two get into trouble with the paper's severely out-of-date weather forecast.
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From Toni's count to the combos being practiced behind her to the very sound of the leather gloves hitting the heavy bag, the film reproduces the sights and sounds and the very feeling of being in a boxing gym with an accuracy that few pugilism films more rooted in realism have been able to manage.
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Across from Deutsch's photographs, which mimic the techniques of surveillance "from above" (think analog Google Earth), is Margia Kramer's 1979 "Essential Documents: The F.B.I. File on Jean Seberg: Part I." The prints come from Kramer's book, which reproduces redacted files from an abhorrent smear campaign against Seberg, the New Wave cinema icon of Breathless fame.
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More than passing over this history in silence, the exhibition actively reproduces many of the Orientalist stereotypes of the site from the last 300 years of Western engagement: narratives of "decline," ruins frozen in time "for over a thousand years" (even though regular modern activity in the 18th century extended over at least one-third of the site).
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"We've developed a system that, as closely as possible, reproduces the environment of the womb and replaces the function of the placenta," said Dr. Alan Flake, a fetal surgeon and director of the Center for Fetal Research in the Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia who led the research, published Tuesday.
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Gathering human input for VR/AR headsets has been a tough challenge for hardware manufacturers already steeped in tough challenges, but Leap Motion has been slow to attract manufacturer support despite the sophistication of their hand-tracking platform, which reproduces a virtual skeletal model of the hand using computer vision that updates depending on a user's hand positions.
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In a sense the debate reproduces the larger argument about whether a post-Trump conservative politics should seek to learn something from his ascent or simply aim to repudiate him — with Cass offering a reform conservatism that effectively bids against Trump for populist support, and his critics warning that he's conceding way too much to Trumpist demagogy.
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Similarly scaling up the self to billboard size is Rudolf Stingel's photorealist "Untitled (Alpino, 1976)" (2006) — a self-portrait based on Stingel's 1976 Italian military identification that even reproduces the staple and official stamp marks — and the impressively elegant "Louvre (After Sam)" (2006) painting, which depicts Stingel as an inward but dapper and defeated-looking middle-aged gent.
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The costume for Princess Tea Flower (danced by Stella Abrera, Gillian Murphy, Isabella Boylston, and Hee Seo) is more elaborate, in that it reproduces the shape of the tea flower in a realistic fashion: The skirt has rows of olive-green leaves punctuated with blossoms, while the bodice comes with petals that are hand-painted, bedazzled, and face upward.
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A chapter on FEMA Camps is, for instance just one of many that borrows from other conspiracists, regurgitated slightly or plagiarized wholesale; it reproduces the story that the government has set up various sites around the country (usually identified as prisons, disused train yards or warehouses, and former Walmarts) to be used at the dawn of the New World Order for the internment of patriots.
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A. The only people who face a risk from Toxoplasma gondii are pregnant women who have not previously been infected, babies under 6 months old and any household member whose immune system has been weakened by cancer treatment, transplant therapy or an infection like H.I.V. About 20 percent of the American public is infected with Toxoplasma gondii, a parasite that can infect birds and most other animals but that reproduces sexually only in cats.
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For the lay reader, the more exciting element is the edition of technical studies, which reproduces the paintings alongside images of the layers beneath (shot with infrared and other technologies), providing a thrilling opportunity to climb inside each Bosch painting, to see the draftsman's hand at work as he creates his underdrawings, to witness how he changes his mind and erases or adds imagery, then builds up his canvas layer by layer.
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