The objects that emerge from the fog are signposts for signposts — tarot cards, constellations, tokens, the three-line gallows of a children's game of Hangman.
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"We talk about disks as signposts of planets," said Follette.
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We don't believe cartoons should be signposts for national policy.
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Currently 53% of the firm's bear market signposts are triggered.
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All these signposts along the way from punk led me here.
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There were still more signposts that led in completely different directions.
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Australia's got its own tiny town chock full of cute alien signposts.
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The last few days have produced two additional signposts in this direction.
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Apart from a few signposts, the language is invisible on the streets.
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" And it should be more "empowering:" Provide "positive guidelines" and "better signposts.
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So the runes end up working more as blatant signposts than hints.
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CNBC signposts what to look out for on the continent next year.
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On Avenue Mariscal Sucre in northern Quito, signposts fell, causing panic among drivers.
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" Furthermore, to act impulsively is decadent and hedonistic, and these are "signposts to nihilism.
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Signposts suggest it will end at one of the country's most affluent green enclaves.
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Art galleries and book shops, once signposts of a city's cultural exuberance, have disappeared.
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One of the most notable signposts of progress is that people took Buttigieg seriously.
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They ripped branches off trees and signposts off the ground, charging at riot police.
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The signposts list was almost triggered in October of 2018 when it hit 79%.
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Bank of America keeps a running tally of "signposts" that signal looming bear market.
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All these facts felt like signposts to an increasingly hopeless future for the planet.
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Sometimes I think music journalists just read old record reviews and see certain signposts.
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As preliminary as results like these are, they serve as important signposts for future research.
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But the scenarios can serve as signposts, rough indicators of the consequences of various choices.
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His early life and career were marked by the most traditional signposts of American success.
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Currently 2126.5% of the bear market signposts have been triggered, up from 1003% in January.
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Clothes are signposts of personal communication, and as such they should be long-term acquisitions.
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But even when the story is larger than life, it contains interesting signposts to possible futures.
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Within weeks it had constructed a decent footpath and signposts to guide visitors to the slab.
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However the data provides companies such as Unilever with signposts of "where to find more information".
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Today, reminders to segregate garbage and keep the city clean are painted on walls and signposts.
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"You have to look at these things that could be signposts of structural changes," Piecyk said.
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"Any forthcoming documents may be viewed as guidance or potential signposts for drafting legislation," he said.
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Official production figures will be pored over, but these have proven unreliable signposts in the past.
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In October 2007 — roughly a year before the financial crisis — all of the 19 signposts were triggered.
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But the worst may not be over, according to four signposts identified by a veteran market observer.
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As elderstatespeople of the queer historical canon, their work signposts the shrouded misery of the AIDS crisis.
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Or they exist simply as signposts in a male protagonist's story, which is another kind of death.
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Bubble-lettering, optical art graphics and trippy imagery were visual signposts of a new era of freedom.
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His flashbacks avoid any cultural signposts of the boys' watershed summer, maybe in a bid for timelessness.
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In New York City, "vote" has turned into a street art tag, seen on sidewalks and signposts.
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This immediately signposts Royal's new, alternate universe — it's still Persona 5, but not quite as you remember.
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"Any forthcoming documents may be viewed as guidance or potential signposts for drafting legislation," Mr. Hatch said.
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Calorie restriction, then, mimicked some of the healthy aging signposts seen in long-lived individuals, Redman said.
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" Per blanches, and then laughs, remembering the signposts he had seen earlier: "Take notice of the echo!
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She avoids familiar harmonic signposts and is inclined toward spectacularly vivid eruptions of instrumental and electronic sound.
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It notes that at some point last October, 79 percent of its 19 bear market signposts were triggered.
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Marking pathways and territories with signposts such as piles of rocks is an important step in human history.
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If you like your costume dramas to come with bulky chronological signposts, "Colette" will leave you in raptures.
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In New Jersey, Michael DuHaime, the chief political strategist for Christie's two gubernatorial victories, points to two signposts.
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There are evacuation signposts written in English and, reflecting a large local Brazilian population, in Portuguese as well.
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Yet, we will be paying close attention to the various other signposts of a peak in economic activity.
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Dowell's images don't recount such stories as much as serve as vivid signposts of the stories' hidden presence.
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The identifiable things in my paintings are really signposts to describing the invisible relationships and components that surround them.
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As of today, just 53 percent, or 10 out of 19, of the signposts are flashing a bear market.
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In that region, schoolchildren study Turkish and there are Turkish signposts, Turkey-trained police and a Turkish post office.
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Hiding Poké Balls in minor landmarks turns oft ignored signposts into momentary monuments worthy of intense, if fleeting, scrutiny.
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The scarecrows were, I see now, signposts from the past, in that they seemed always to have been there.
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So it was important to stay away from some of the most familiar '60s signposts and not overdo it.
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Affected areas will have signposts warning about the cameras and officers will also hand out leaflets about the surveillance.
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It's kind of like when you've traveled a certain route several times and no longer notice signposts and scenery.
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My road that way has, in fact, been gentle, although there were signposts if I'd wanted to see them.
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Mr. Mills does something similar narratively as he samples the era's music, signposts and shards, all while circling Dorothea.
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"The signposts of a potential market crash are coming in with increasing hubris," he said in a client note Monday.
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But the experience is unlike scrolling through Instagram, where signposts remind you that you've delved three years into someone's past.
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The bodies floated to the surface on consecutive days, macabre signposts of suffering amid the spring foliage in Central Park.
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The roadwork notices were tied to trees and signposts on a Friday along one of the world's best-known streets.
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Signposts of a surprise include; a leader or small group of leaders emerging, a defined manifesto, and much larger protests.
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The roadwork notices were tied to trees and signposts on a Friday along one of the world's best-known streets.
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The rest of the show was similarly devoid of stereotypical Spanish signposts, betting instead on visceral physicality and complex tableaux.
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The favoured trick so far has been to change the signposts, so that state highways magically become district or municipal roads.
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"The Lies That Bind" ranges even more widely in time and space than "Identity", and has fewer signposts for the reader.
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They are signposts for countless communities that face the specter of their own recurring natural hazards made unfathomable by climate change.
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Signposts around the village mark other buildings that were relevant to his life, and mark his grave in a nearby cemetery.
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They act as an unofficial narrator in chief, laying down fresh rhetorical markers alongside the familiar signposts of the American story.
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Research on the Underground Railroad, and on the supposed use of quilts as coded signposts, led Biggers to begin painting on them.
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The effect is often jarring as disordered fragments from past and present are set against one another without signposts or connective tissue.
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The play's complex structure can be a little jarring at first, with no signposts to tell us when and where we are.
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Ms. Green doesn't bother with the usual nonfiction signposts; there is no accompanying text or voice-over to serve as a guide.
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The storytelling can start to drag because you're so focused on set, arbitrary signposts you've already set for yourself down the road.
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"Jupiter analogues may be either actively helping super-Earth formation or may be signposts of favorable conditions for super-Earth formation," Bryan said.
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In Chicago, however, a city-funded model has emerged to transform them into signposts to educate the public on this critical environmental issue.
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How did you end up in New York and what were the big musical signposts along the journey to where you are now?
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Anniversaries serve as chronological signposts that enable us to chart a narrative of where we have come from and where we are going.
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These bright signposts are sure to usher in the bountiful prosperity this Year of the Monkey, along with a vociferous "Huat!" or two!
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Together, their musical and artistic languages construct signposts of hope at a time when many either ignore or feel threatened by black women.
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Expanding, not shrinking, union membership would be one of the surest signposts on America's road back to income equality and fairness in employment.
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Along the path, there were signposts marking where the glacier used to reach: a couple hundred feet here, a couple hundred feet there.
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Yet almost as quickly, "Folkestone" made me forget those sonic signposts; my focus shifted to the polished clarity of Ms. Smith's compositional intentions.
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Quantitative strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch track an array of 19 "bear market signposts" encompassing monetary, economic, earnings and technical indicators.
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"CFTs are kind of like signposts in the landscape of quantum field theories, and renormalization-group flows are like the roads," Simmons-Duffin said.
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The volcanoes are likely serving as important signposts as the whales travel from their winter breeding areas to summer feeding grounds, the researchers say.
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Students dart in and out of the thickening crowd, running up the road to catch up to Sanders, narrowly avoiding parking meters and signposts.
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Possessions can be uplifting if they are beautiful or merely comforting, signposts to a life, recalling the places they were acquired and with whom.
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Behind the St. Paul church, signposts mark the remains of city walls that King Philippe Auguste ordered in 1190 to protect Paris from invaders.
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The work here demonstrates that the traditional signposts of nationality and ethnicity are no longer necessary when engaging with the art of our time.
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The photographs call on plenty of signposts from the visual history of slasher horror, with images that could be pulled straight from Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
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The problem isn't that Trump failed to articulate a coherent worldview or lay down clear signposts for how he would govern as commander in chief.
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" Mugdi, who began his career as a diplomat for his country when it was still a country, notes: "The world could not decipher the signposts.
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Yet what I knew reeked of despair: Grief was a wilderness with no signposts, a desert littered with mirages that made progress impossible to evaluate.
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As I approached signposts on secondary roads, they offered their own testament to the extent of the disaster: Many had been melted by the heat.
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The good news is that Bank of America said that previous market tops were preceded by a higher percentage of bear market signposts being triggered.
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As the yield curve continues to flatten, Subramanian expects equity-market volatility to increase and for more of the firm's "bear market signposts" to be triggered.
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But it is punchy and well-written, and full of signposts for readers who might want to delve more deeply into the fascinating subjects it explores.
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All of which to say, I believe that Dolores has planted signposts for herself for decades, and we're following her at different stages of this process.
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"We need to be recognizing children's mental health needs, and we need to be providing them with clear signposts for how they can be accessing help."
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In addition to writing for Motherboard, Leif writes reviews for sites like IGN and GameSpot, which often serve as signposts for the conversation around a game.
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Looking for these genetic signposts in sediment has become possible only in the last few years, with recent developments in technology, including rapid sequencing of DNA.
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Bank of America Securities curated a "bear market signposts" list for clients to help predict when stocks might be close to embarking on a bear market.
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Bank of America found that it has taken the S&P 500 21 months on average to peak when a similar percentage of signposts were toppled.
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"Despite...key signposts on the policy bias, the monetary policy statement is littered by comments that point to rising capacity pressure," they said in an emailed note.
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But there are signposts, starting with Coltrane's thematic overture, and there's a method, overseen by two of Rova's founding members, the saxophonists Jon Raskin and Larry Ochs.
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When looking at the app, the smartphone's camera will show the actual beach with computer-generated signposts superimposed, as well as facts and strategies to avoid danger.
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We have the signposts that George and his mythology created with the films, but we don't have novels we're adapting, we don't have comic books we're adapting.
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"There will be some signposts for business that will give them some small degree of confidence," said Mujtaba Rahman, the managing director, Europe, for the Eurasia Group.
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They cried for the expulsion of its backer, Iran, and ripped down the signposts over Basra's Imam Khomeini highway, named after the late leader of Iran's Islamic revolution.
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We are not there yet, but these feel like signposts on the road back to an era when Fascism found nourishment and individual tragedies were multiplied millions-fold.
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"Sometimes the official data is fine, but we think it never hurts to triangulate against other signposts we see on the road," Colas said in a note Friday.
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Her friends, most of them her former classmates from Bryn Mawr, had posted a thousand flyers about her disappearance on signposts and at subway stations and bus stops.
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While I'm making a choice about what to develop for my car, cash is my only real constraint, and the game itself heavily signposts what your car needs.
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At the hushed German cemetery, signposts point the way to Iraq, Yemen and other sites of gas attacks like those the soldiers here both launched and died from.
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The many symbols, slogans and memes used by white supremacists — like the bowl haircut of one gunman — are seen as imperfect signposts in the effort to combat violence.
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Ross said it's easier for books to "cross-fertilise" on Amazon KDP if you have a series, because of the way the platform signposts an author's other books.
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They think it works by taking abstract, unrelated pieces of information and making them signposts on a route — which incorporates navigational and spatial memory skills humans evolved over time.
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The cost of gene sequencing was plummeting, and scientists were finding millions of genetic signposts on human DNA, allowing them to home in on small genetic differences among individuals.
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Workers on Monday tended to signposts and lamps that had blown over, and employees at the Higashi Chiba train station inspected the roof, which was twisted and torn apart.
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Researchers immediately followed Mehta's signposts to an important clue: An early version of WannaCry—one that first surfaced in February—shared some code with a backdoor program known as Contopee.
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He is insinuating that the Camorra, a mafia network, might have helped to make the transfer possible; in the film, this signposts the trouble that lies ahead for the star.
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In an investigation with few signposts for those outside the United States attorney's office in Manhattan, Page 2000 of Mr. Percoco's disclosure is the nearest thing to a map key.
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Maybe this is because there are no real cultural signposts for judging the quality of a lot of work out there—especially in isolated places like video game communities online.
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Now more than ever, I find myself drawn to the traditional signposts of American adulthood — the blue blazer from Brooks Brothers, the four-bedroom colonial-style home, the roomy sedan.
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It can be easy to get lost in the middle of living life, so look down the road a bit and identify the signposts you need to pay attention to.
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Rather than simply being signposts or decoration, they make art, audio, and animation a fully integrated piece of engaging with how the game functions, not just how it looks and sounds.
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In one of them, the photographer stands beside his car at the vanishing point of the photograph; in the foreground, signposts for a gas chamber seem to point in his direction.
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His year-old company, EcoAct Tanzania, has transformed nearly 1 million kilograms (3.27 mln pounds) of waste into "plastic lumber" that can be used for fences, house beams, signposts and more.
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National security strategies do not always leave an enduring legacy, but they are important articulations of an administration's priorities — signposts to a world that cares deeply about America's ambitions and interests.
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Some variation of this idea was repeated time and again, by the mental-health experts I interviewed: Online interactions lack many of the signposts that have helped humans navigate conversations for eons.
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Fragile and faded, the artist's works on paper depict loneliness as a driving force of desire, and erasure as the faintest of signposts toward the erotic, queer bliss Irwin so deeply prized.
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I think you're onto something about the idea that the characters are so fundamentally malleable that they've ceased to be characters and are, instead, just signposts meant to indicate certain storytelling tropes.
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Each year, CES provides a snapshot of the current state of consumer tech, and, if you look closely enough, plenty of signposts of where it's going to go in the coming year.
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These eye-catching signposts appear near universally across consent flows — to encourage users not to read or contemplate a service's terms and conditions, and therefore not to understand what they're agreeing to.
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"He ought to be able to read the signposts as well as anybody else, and if he did that, he would know that it's all over," Feinstein said in May of 85033.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture's stingy forecast for domestic corn plantings could be one of the first signposts toward an increasingly bullish corn environment over the next year or so.
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There are a few heavy-handed signposts — it's bad luck to kill a sea bird — and we couldn't be more obvious with the juvenile boom up the lighthouse to the Mary Poppins weathervane.
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That's especially true of episode 3, written by Matthew B. Roberts, which takes our heroes on a believable and equally effective journey, even if the signposts are a little different along the way.
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He ought to be able to read the signposts as well as anybody else, and if he did that he would know that it's all but over," Feinstein said on ABC's "This Week.
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When I look at my own lifelong garbage fire of body dysmorphia, anorexia, and bulimia, I see only four major signposts in the journey: a book, a pregnancy, another book, and learning to move.
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Further investigation unearths her body in the basement, and Frank reels: All my signposts had gone up in one blinding, dizzying explosion: my second chances, my revenge, my nice thick anti-family Maginot line.
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"They're running an ever-leaner business, and one of the signposts of that was the elimination of the individual papers," he says, referring to the consolidation of the regional papers into the East Bay Times.
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Ominous recurring or parallel images — a nuclear hazard sign, the inkblots on Rorschach's mask, a butterfly in a frozen wasteland — appear and reappear, not as random in-jokes, but as signposts in Moore's narrative maze.
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If there are an increasing number of signposts that the economy and the election in 2018 will be difficult for the party that currently controls all of Washington, these are two of the larger ones.
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For all the slim-hipped boys who cluster around him, it is women — his mother, his great-aunt, her lover, his beloved professor and, most important, Esther — who serve as the signposts in his life.
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Maybe he hoped that his widely shared image would encourage men to embrace style signposts that have traditionally been associated with women, in service of a future that is free of stringent, gender-based rules.
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In fact, if you have been lucky enough to spend your life in a structured educational environment, with clear goals and signposts along the way, the real world is nothing like anything that has come before.
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The mayor, Lorenzo Rodríguez Pérez, filed a police complaint on Tuesday after the latest aggression, in which the village's brand-new road signposts were sprayed over the weekend with anti-Semitic and fascist graffiti, he said.
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Surely some signposts of unrest were discernible many exits ago — the rise in income inequality, scraping away at the middle class; the preponderance of partisan news media; congressional functionality morphing from labored to gridlocked to hopeless.
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" He sent an email to Diane Turton Realtors: "Hi, Just wanted to let you know that I found part of one of your signposts washed up on the beach near Bordeaux France pictures available if wanted.
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Echo is a "deli Californien" on Rue d'Aboukir, with food by Mailea Weger, an alumna of Gjusta and Gjelina in Los Angeles, and one of the latest signposts of the California dreaming that has seized Paris.
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But Brockhampton is part of a digital-native, Gen Z cohort for whom genre signposts are often avoided, and the band began incorporating other styles, experimenting with psychedelic R. & B., breezy guitar, and muted electro-pop.
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But while they tweaked some moments to make it "crackle and feel present in today's world," they have left the 1990s time period as is, with all its dated signposts, like cordless phones and Game Boys.
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While The Castle features a lovelorn antihero en route to meet an unidentifiable authority figure in a realm stripped of signposts, so too do Kafka's other works, many of them written well before he knew Jesenská.
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Domestically and internationally, particularly in Russia and his native Hungary, article headlines including phrases like "ties to George Soros" are signposts to believers that a cause, a website, a candidate, or a protest movement is inherently suspicious.
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Often called "the nation's doctor," the surgeon general has traditionally served as a voice from the bully pulpit for public health warnings, with advisories serving as signposts to the public and doctors, affecting both treatment and insurance reimbursements.
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Friday's nonfarm payrolls report for September comes at an important time for markets: As inflation fears again pop up, the government's measures of not only job creation but also wage growth could provide important signposts for what's ahead.
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It still remains unlike anything on TV. And while it follows the main signposts of a basic season-long story arc from start to finish (as it previously did not), it takes wildly creative curves to get there.
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Turkish lessons, Turkish signposts, Turkish-trained police and most recently a Turkish post office all point to Turkey's deepening role in an area of northern Syria it captured from Islamic State (IS) with the help of Syrian rebels.
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Unlike acts like The Hives or Eagles of Death Metal, for whom the albums are more like signposts in the midst of a career defined by an electric live show, Adele's magic has always been her inimitable voice.
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The war and the occupation aren't prominent parts of the national identity the way they once were; and yet up in the fjords, there are signposts marked with a red letter B that are left unexplained to hikers.
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Mr. Crutchley's Woolmark collection looked at the role textiles play as cultural signposts, and featured mud cloth prints from Mali, suits made from Saudi Arabian fabrics and knitwear dyed by hand at the Kyoto guild of shibori masters.
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There are odd pauses, atonal noises, and the hosts have a question-and-answer patter going that invariably results in a not-quite-credible exclamation, providing clear signposts for the listener to heed a particular moment of revelation.
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Rather than rely on traditional signposts like genre borders or artist biography, Mr. Ratliff, a music critic for The New York Times, proposes new routes across the teeming landscape: modes of attentive listening based on concepts or musical properties.
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My predictions for 2100 are based on three big signposts from 22014 that will impact our investment decisions, government policies (especially noteworthy in a U.S. presidential election year), and — if we don't heed the signals, our health and environment.
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Her Emily is a heavy-drinking narcissist who can't get her life together, can't get a relationship together, can't hold a good job, all the usual signposts that were more sharply rendered by Schumer herself in the other film.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Throughout the 2010s, Chilean cinema has become aware of its position and importance in world culture, with two Academy Awards and many festival awards serving as the most visible signposts of its ascendance.
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But said cohesion might just as easily be explained by the way the movie uses familiar Star Wars totems like the Millennium Falcon, or Lando cheating at cards, or Chewie's yowl, as signposts along the road its story travels.
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The film brings the familiar signposts of Hollywood storytelling "to a state of heightened attention and pushes beyond the clichés of heroism and suspense toward something a good deal more unsettling," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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It's difficult to even pinpoint a '90s kid-adventure aesthetic that future filmmakers might throw back to (beyond a few cultural signposts like skateboarding), and the '00s equivalent is similarly secondhand, knocking off Lord of the Rings or Harry Potter.
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KUNDUZ, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Bullet-ridden bunkers and signposts shredded by rockets bear witness to dozens of Taliban attacks this month on police posts around Kunduz, the northern Afghan city that fell briefly in September in the insurgents' biggest victory to date.
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If, you know, there are people who are vision-impaired or hearing-impaired, and they're accustomed to having certain buttons act as signposts for how to use a device, or the tactile feeling is what guides them through a device.
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Instead, here's an insight into how the cast of one of this year's most anticipated stories really feel about the power of magic, the significance of the sorting hat and those important political signposts that Rowling likes to throw in for good measure.
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In part, this is also a selfish pursuit — as one has far too much freedom when faced with a completely empty page of manuscript paper, and I find that the idiosyncrasies of the intended performers provide highly useful signposts along the creative path.
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The book, however, is too much possessed by the galloping spirt of Phileas Fogg, the hero of Verne's novel, and those points of interest become mere factoids, just signposts pointing in other directions as Veseth rushes you forward to satisfy the metaphor.
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And as is often the case with flawed proposals, the failings offer useful signposts to the opposition: The partial defeat of reform conservatism leaves good ideas lying around to be picked up, and Republican overreach creates opportunities for the Democrats to pursue them.
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Now completely blind, Bonnie may one day be comfortable enough with her condition to make it to the park, but at the moment, her walks are cautious, hesitant affairs, with all parties endeavoring to keep her from bumping into tree guards and signposts.
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If there's one thing that truly signposts the distance in interface development between phones and cars, it's the reliance on buttons: phones are almost completely devoid of them, whereas cars seem to be abiding by a minimum quota of physical widgets, toggles, and doodads.
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Victims from the past who met that fate stand like signposts along the city's timeline, those killed by the Son of Sam as unknown to their attacker as a tourist from Utah or an aspiring actress taking for granted the safety of every street.
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While mostly well marked, with signposts placed every 23 feet or so, the Maah Daah Hey can devolve into a latticework of tracks — some of them cow paths, some blazed by backcountry regulars — forking this way and that, and ebbing into ever-unpromising voids.
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CreditCreditDanielle Villasana for The New York Times In the hourlong traffic jam from Mexico City International Airport, on a road clogged with cars, buses and trucks, I keep glancing out the window, looking for familiar signposts, streets, neighborhoods, name places, threads of childhood memories.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE rightly enrages them, but they still expect to see familiar economic signposts.
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While consistency conditions still aren't much help for sorting out complicated nuclear particle dynamics, the bootstrap is proving to be a powerful tool for understanding more symmetric, perfect theories that, according to experts, serve as "signposts" or "building blocks" in the space of all possible quantum field theories.
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To see some of the area's best attractions, you can follow the Loop Head Heritage Trail, which includes both signposts and an audio guide to take you through everything from whale-watching and spotting dolphins on the coast to seeing nesting seabirds and cycling across quaint country roads.
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But it's the power and limitations of motherhood -- and by extension, matriarchy and female friendship -- that are the real story of "The Americans," more than any of the twisty murder plots or historical Cold War signposts (such as Ronald Reagan's "evil empire" speech, which closes the third season).
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One way he does this, formally, is in repurposing antique quilts, which were signposts used on the Underground Railroad and have been central more recently in Southern African-American collectives like Gee's Bend, whose work, for many, created a link between African textile patterns and modern European abstract painting.
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Most often, the signposts that should alert us are disguised: the altered constitution that passes for reform, the attacks on a free press justified by security, the dehumanisation of others masked as a defense of virtue, or the hollowing out of a democratic political system so that all is erased but the label.
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But it also speaks to the idea that in contemporary culture, with its often fragmented families and onslaught of social media, kids today are navigating their way to adulthood in a world in which the old signposts have all but been obliterated, and the path has grown thick with thorny emotional underbrush.
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Following a winding path of cyclone fencing and revegetation signposts, I found Shapiro setting up his equipment: a 2000 gigahertz Mimosa C2200c radio running via Cat 2250 cable to a cheap router powered by a portable battery, and a fat, white 290-decibel RocketDish antenna, about the size of an extra large pizza, wedged on top of a tripod.
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" Because many of the companies' current business models are solid, he added: "It seems likely to us that the trough should occur well before the November 2020 election — assuming, of course, that the market likes the 'signposts' that occur between now and then — specifically, in this case, the 'spot' probability of single-payer policy that would actually ban the sale of private health insurance.
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In the process of doing so, based on his somewhat elasticized re-envisioning of the foundational signposts of French culture, he suggests France is more Jewish in nature than has heretofore been recognized and posits a Judaism "that has recovered its self-confidence and pride," a religion that is inclusive rather than exclusive, universal rather than particularistic — that, in short, resembles nothing or no one so much as B.H.L himself.
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One of those musicians was a small, misleadingly muscular dirtbag named Iggy Pop, whose face appears on the cover of one version of Legs McNeil and Gillian McCain's oral history of punk Please Kill Me. I read the book three times before I was old enough to legally drink, and the stories told there — about Lou Reed's sleazy come-ons and Tom Verlaine's fawnishness — became signposts of an era I had never lived in.
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But his central thesis holds true: Every film, even one of more marginal success, tells you something about the culture that produced it, and the more knowledge you have of how films are made, of how they can create false narratives we desperately want to be true, and of how they intersect with other forms of philosophy and thought, the more you can understand how they serve as signposts toward whatever is to come next.
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