They were the giants I needed to search out and pursue.
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But that's all the more reason to search out those places.
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As Americans search out the latest artisanal trends, Afghan saffron is starting to make inroads.
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But we must be the people who are always ready to search out the facts.
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As my body changed, I began to search out people like me on social media.
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Even when a few people do search out the answer, innovative ideas don't spread by themselves.
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Players walk around real-life places, search out and capture Pokemon cartoon characters on their smartphones.
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He'd search out immensely popular, award-winning foreign shows and track down their creators and producers.
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But his business was flourishing, as he continued to travel frequently and search out more clients.
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As a senator, he travelled to Mississippi to search out the poverty that the state's leaders ignored.
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Early Homo sapiens, then, knew how to search out and to use resources spread over long distances.
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Such verbal subtleties are difficult to search out on YouTube, as are climactic moments in Binchois's music.
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Using due diligence, you search out exactly the right billionaire—one who, as you discover, loves netsuke.
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We are committed to our employees and will continue to search out those responsible for this heinous act.
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Players walk around their neighborhoods in real life, search out and capture Pokemon cartoon characters on their smartphones.
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Do you search out those unknown, niche videos to differentiate yourself a bit from other shows like Tosh.
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"Our roots are in Seattle, but we search out the best products from around the world," he said.
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Solicit feedback and search out training opportunities to make sure you don't fall flat in that first performance review.
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I'm glad for my Marmot raincoat — it's waterproof and I stay dry as we search out an early dinner.
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Fire up a browser tab or hit the search button on your Chromebook and try your new search out.
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We search out a higher something in the clouds, scanning the inky blue horizon for any sign of help.
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Mumtalakat was continuing to search out new transactions despite the challenging market conditions which had continued into 2016, Kooheji said.
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There are 14 "virtual caches," where geocachers search out hidden clues, each one leading to a question to be answered.
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Search out the slightly bruised, much cheaper late fruit at a local orchard and make this the year of jam.
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For one, the Windows 10 search box is integrated with Microsoft's Cortana assistant, which means you can search out loud.
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Whether or not that's true, it speaks to the fact that Apple has good reason to search out Qualcomm's modem experts.
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If labels help someone else search out that particular product or piece of music or musician or whatever, then they're helpful.
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This is likely only one of many DDoS attacks we'll see as Mirai continues to search out and exploit vulnerable devices.
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Extra pints of water beyond your basic need won't somehow search out and eliminate extra toxins and leave your body purer.
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From there, the migrants search out relatives or other places to stay while their cases wind their way through immigration court.
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Ms. Curran had to search out the chemical dyes and the coated paper; Kodak stopped manufacturing dye-transfer materials in 1994.
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Search out information about "Clyde Coil" and you also find a wealth of cranky rants and a trail of confused forum members.
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This time out, it might be particularly dangerous since we're empowering technologies with the ability to search out and leverage human exploits.
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Databases and procurement documents also show they search out the mentally ill, people with a history of drug use or government gadflies.
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Craft a bunch of Bypass Chips and search out multiple Colonial Outposts, then visit the lot of them, one after the other.
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More such ground is likely to be broken as investors search out assets that provide at least a few basis points of yield.
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Your avatar must wander around and search out food and wood to feed themselves and build structures that will help shelter forthcoming creatures.
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For spreadsheet pros, there are several online templates that attempt to work out the 199A pass-through deduction, which you can search out.
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If one views social media and the internet as sources of facts or news, search out other sources that document the same facts.
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The Webb will search out the first stars and galaxies to have formed in the universe, but is not designed for dark energy.
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For the next several days, I'll search out human connection over food in an everyday way, rather than only best-behavior evenings out.
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They have ample resources to search out another plaintiff who accepts the benefits of union representation but resents the costs of paying for it.
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Officials at Vassar College and other institutions that deliberately do not search out applicants' social media profiles suggested that colleges disclose their admissions practices.
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Will audiences, and Academy voters, crave uplift and escapism, avoid violent or depressing films, or search out films with a social or political message?
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She says a rough rule of thumb is to search out the preservative ingredients, which are commonly compounds like phenoxyethanol, potassium sorbate, and ethylhexylglycerin.
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The trend is growing more rapidly than many observers anticipated as consumers search out meat alternatives to diversify their diets or reduce their environmental footprint.
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But in this case, the obvious pandering to millennials, many of whom are genuine activists and search out brands that are socially conscious, royally backfired.
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Chinese trade and investment has surged across Southeast Asia in recent years as companies search out new bases for manufacturing and consumers for their goods.
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Israel's Harpy drone, which has been sold to China, India, and South Korea, can automatically search out enemy radars and attack them without human permission.
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It's not something ... If they drag the CEO search out and they don't get someone who is a real CEO, there's all kinds of indications.
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Gone are the days when someone, curious about the moral scolding over Judas Priest, could walk into an underground record store to search out the group.
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If you choose to search out Mars either before or after midnight, you're going to want to adjust your search field just slightly from the south.
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Twitter's AI will also search out those derogatory terms, but the suspect tweets will always be reviewed by a human, who will make the final call.
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With transportation accounting for a quarter of energy-related CO2 emissions, AI has helped researchers search out ways to optimize transportation and reduce the resulting CO2.
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The hope is that curiosity will incline viewers to search out the fighter, find interest in his story, and become newfound fans of the fistic science.
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When you need to send a text or update your Instagram on the fly, search out a Starbucks or McDonalds for free wifi (usually without purchase).
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Just a few years ago, you had to actively search out rude posts on message boards to see your decisions and personal circumstances ripped to shreds.
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Unfortunately, given the high settlement rate in SEC enforcement cases, that adversary system to search out the truth in a public forum is too often side-stepped.
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After being abandoned and adopted as a baby, Stewart was contacted by his biological mother as an adult, and following that decided to search out his father.
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On Fridays and weekends, search out picnic provisions at the open-air Dallas Farmers Market, then dine al fresco at the Main Street Garden Park (10 minute walk).
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Die-hard fans had to search out the odd televised European match, often on an obscure channel or at an inconvenient time and broadcast with poor production values.
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Instead, it's for those of us who want to eat healthily but don't have time to search out recipes and go to the grocery store to buy items.
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But you have to be honest and vulnerable and talk to somebody about your experiences, and search out somebody who can help you when you do have those setbacks.
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You can search out vegan places, but the cheaper food comes from the cheaper shops, so learn how to tell the chefs and cooks what to make for you.
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Please search out what you can do in your community -- or support any of the organizations above, so we can save each other, and bend back these terrible statistics.
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"I believe very strongly that I have to search out really carefully which of the pieces I really want to do, so that I can say why," he said.
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One of the big additions coming on the PvP side is a server browser, which should make it easier for players to search out specific modes in the Overwatch Arcade.
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It also made me search out spaces where I could listen to the music but not be the only person of color in a room full of violent white guys.
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In ABBA: The Museum, you must actively search out evidence that there was other Swedish music besides ABBA, and then you will be told that that music was mostly crap.
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To find an actor to compellingly portray any one of Cochran's multiple facets would certainly be a challenge, but to search out someone to play all of them on TV?
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There aren't that many style blogs out there for gender non-conforming folks, so the best way to search out queer style is by scrolling through queer people on dating apps.
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You would think an endorsement by de Kooning and Pollock would cause these very same artists to search out Bloom, but, if they did, they never said anything publicly about him.
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Later, he'd come back to the room and search out an SD card similarly taped to the underside of a piece of furniture, sometimes in a package like a cigarette box.
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The game, in which players search out and capture Pokemon characters and do battle with other Pokemon, is free, but it also offers in-app purchases for power-ups and extra items.
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For as long as there have been cyberattacks, hackers have relied on a vast network of compromised servers around the globe to funnel their malicious code, search out targets and steal data.
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Users can tag songs by sound, location or a rating that they assign the track and can use the tags to easily search out the potential hit they recorded at 3 a.m.
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"For now, there's a working plan that games would return without fans, and teams have been told to search out arena dates well into August for the playoffs," league sources told ESPN.
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Many also have features that will help you search out and delete storage-wasting files — such as junk files, duplicate files, or over-large files — without having to search them out manually.
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In 2007, South Korea cloned the country's first canine and since 2011 has been using an elite army of highly-trained golden Labrador retrievers to search out contraband at Seoul's Incheon airport.
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One of Google's looming existential fears is that Apple will cut Google search out — either through nixing its lucrative deal as the default provider on its iPhone mobile browser or some other routes.
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Binge movies at home If you're looking for something to watch from home, this would be a good time to search out these films with Irish lead characters to add to your list.
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With the model, ad hoc queries such as "could someone in the JPL cafeteria access mission-critical servers?" can be asked, and the reasoning engine will search out pathways, and itemize their services and configurations.
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Speaking before the show, Mr. Vaccarello said he was drawn to the 1980s because that's the period of YSL that cool girls today search out in vintage stores, and then customize and make their own.
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The Wide-Field Infrared Survey Telescope, or Wfirst, was being designed to investigate the mysterious force dubbed dark energy that is speeding up the expansion of the universe and search out planets around other stars.
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Hall sees his answer as a source of great comfort, his most important insight being that people need to find their own purpose and search out a middle way — "nothing in excess," the philosopher said.
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I (correctly) assumed he was looking for American-style barbecue and was baffled as to why anyone would leave Texas, of all places, and take the grueling flight to Sydney in order to search out brisket and ribs.
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Road warriors search out "points gurus", who pass on wisdom about how to wring out every last air mile and hotel upgrade from a programme, whether by signing up for a new credit card or booking a particular flight.
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When shopping for groceries, search out other like-minded food companies, like Newman's Own Organics, which sources ingredients from organic farms, supports sustainable farming programs and to date has donated more than $475 million to thousands of charities around the world.
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Pandora Premium is the company's own take on on-demand music, offering a combination of the radio-like listening Pandora is known for, along with the ability to search out and play tracks on demand and add them to playlists.
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In the future, it's likely that this kind of fan-driven channel will become increasingly common, especially as people get tired of the objectively terrible analysis provided by Michael Owen and Robbie Savage and search out something more authentic and heartfelt.
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"It's bigger than you think, and when you get up there, it's gargantuan," declared Mr. Frieder, who climbed the bridge in 2002 — with official permission, he said — and returned to search out engineering trivia that is not trivial at all.
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Accordingly the Lib Dems should focus their research, campaigning and recruitment efforts more rigorously than in the past and in particular search out issues that appeal to and interest this group of voters (however little they rouse other parts of the electorate).
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And at the core of Silicon Valley are certain self-mythologies and dictums: Everything is different now, data reigns supreme, today's winners deserve to triumph because they are cleareyed enough to discard yesterday's conventional wisdoms and search out the disruptive and the new.
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The novelty of being able to talk with an otherwise inanimate object loses its luster quickly when that conversation goes nowhere, as anyone who has struggled to pry more than just a basic Google search out of their phone's AI can tell you.
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As scientists use these state-of-the-art observatories to search out signs of the Big Bang, at sea level 8,12583 feet below, tens of thousands of mostly British pensioners and brides-to-be on "hen parties" are getting drunk and sunburned.
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Still, "Land of Mine" is an interesting addition to the growing roster of recent European films — Paul Verhoeven's queasy "Black Book" may be the best-known example among American audiences — that search out the grayer areas of World War II and its aftermath.
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The entire universe of evidence that the prosecutor had before them was a function of what these investigators who we now know had proven bias, what they decided to search out, what they decided to focus on, and what they decided to reveal and conceal.
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Reading his book took me months, as I stopped to search out Internet evidence of the likes of Cynthia Zaven's " Untuned Piano Concerto with Delhi Traffic Orchestra " (2006), in which the composer improvised raucously on the back of a truck being driven around New Delhi.
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Finally, last month, Ben Raines — a reporter for the website AL.com — exploited a period of abnormally low tides to search out the charred remains of a schooner whose dimensions and design match those constructed in the mid-19th century, when the Clotilda was built.
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If you search out the first movement of "Summer" from its Berlin Classics live version of "The Four Seasons" (with its concertmaster, Shunske Sato, as soloist), you may well find the Allegro non molto tempo too fast at times, however colorfully characterized and undeniably exciting.
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Even as tech companies continue to try and crack live content, services like Twitch that don't proactively search out users hijacking streams of big events like this really serve to complicate and deter their own goals of eventually finding a way to monetize big events like this.
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The search for Deanne and Juan, for Laura More, Franky Wedge and Laura Jayne Smith, Rosy Hawkins and Laura Bowle led me to deeply sad, strange parts of the internet, parts of the internet I knew always existed but was too afraid to search out for myself.
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That means a reasonable search out to a few degrees of separation might turn up around 140 relations, half of them excludable by gender, and many of the rest by age, leaving a suspect pool of perhaps a few dozen suspects easily investigated by traditional police work.
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If the Natufians did understand how to brew beer from bread, that would surely be a motive to search out the relevant ingredients and go to all the trouble of grinding them into flour, mixing them with water to form a dough, and then baking them.
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Whereas once a potential do-gooder had to search out and contact individual shelters, soup kitchens, and non-profits to see about volunteer availability, along with specific requirements and responsibilities, DEED puts all of those—let's face it—potential impediments on an easy-to-navigate list.
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I have truly limited faith in LinkedIn turning itself around so maybe it's time we all walk away from this idea that it has so much untapped potential and we just give up on it to search out some more focused products that have a few users and meet a few needs.
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The life of A$AP Yams was filled with the sort of wisdom that had the ability to change lives, and when he passed on January 18 of 2015, many people turned to his Twitter account to search out their favorite Yams moments in the hopes of spreading the word of the New York tastemaker.
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You might go to some kind of a jacket website and stretch the search out to an extremely narrow subset of products and demographics, and Adeptmind's pitch is that it'll still be able to turn up the proper results based on its efforts to build a language graph around products that's more robust than just keyword search.
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Here were two whole weeks where almost anything might be accomplished, where a man might search out and find a better job, one that paid more money, that was not so dangerous and depressing, one that might allow him to buy a better car, new furniture, a motorized wheelchair, any number of things that might improve their lives.
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Minority governments, or those with small majorities, tend to struggle, and some people fear a return to the situation in the 1970s, when a Labour government needed every vote to pass legislation, sick legislators were brought to Parliament to vote (sometimes hours after surgery), and a lawmaker responsible for party discipline was routinely dispatched at voting time to search out legislators in the lavatories — peering over the top of doors when necessary.
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If a person wants to know more about Walter Benjamin, she can listen to an episode of "Thinking Allowed," a BBC Radio 21 show in which Laurie Taylor, a British sociologist, renders Benjamin's work in plainspoken language; or download the National Gallery of Art's podcast, in which the Princeton art historian Hal Foster delivers a Mellon lecture about him; or find the Clocktower podcast, dedicated to preserving archival audio, which offers recordings of several radio scripts, for children, that Benjamin wrote in the nineteen-thirties; or search out an episode of "Giving the Mic to the Wrong Person," a left-leaning podcast, hosted by Jeremy Salmon, that features an off-the-cuff roundtable about Benjamin—"he's one of the Frankfurt School guys, from what I understand"—in the context of contemporary politics and culture.
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