Jaime is one of the male leads, and I'm a supporting role, so my story line is reflected in the main characters' story line.
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"You wouldn't get it unless you watch a couple weeks and notice the story line — to me, there's a story line," he said in his Upper West Side apartment.
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Betty's story line has some tantalizing moments because of this.
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First, Hannah, whose story line has taken a dramatic turn.
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It doesn't require a genius to change the story line.
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The story line is dark, and so is the screen.
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The story line: Everyone wants to "flex" for each other.
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The tawdry story line and Ms. Abedin's closeness to Mrs.
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Any story line where an animal or a child dies.
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At this point, though, the basic story line is clear.
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This hamfisted story line didn't make sense for several reasons.
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The story line hews pretty closely to your real life.
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One compelling story line when the show debuts on Aug.
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Each episode will depict a different character and story line.
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Finally, there's the anomaly of Joanie's story line to consider.
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The book also drew praise for its edifying story line.
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Which came first, the story line or Mr. Ansari's obsession?
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Did the Sekou story line change after the November election?
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His story line belongs to him and no one else.
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Should the story line have his character retire to Florida?
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A parallel story line hits many of the same notes.
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The clichéd story line pursues turgidity with a relentless determination.
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Jules's own story line introduces an alternative vision of revenge.
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The contrasts between the quarterbacks will be the main story line.
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Hansen won an Emmy for his alcoholism story line in 1979.
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Sunday night's episode, "Ouroboros," folds in yet another parallel story line.
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The new story line features the team seeking Mr. Trudeau's advice.
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"Ragnarok" is a Norwegian original series with a supernatural story line.
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The main story line traces the Swede's desperate search for Merry.
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"It's like a story line to a porn movie," he said.
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Q. So, they didn't incorporate your pregnancy into the story line.
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"This White House is in desperate need of another story line."
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The story line may change, but the backdrop is the same.
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Every performance is prepared from scratch, without a defined story line.
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To which story line did you feel most attached, and why?
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Elastigirl gets a story line perfectly suited to the current zeitgeist.
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His struggles with addiction are part of an early story line.
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Prepare for that story line to be beaten into the ground.
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Sebastian's story line is devoted to his musical talent, passion, and expertise.
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Their heated rivalry constituted the main competitive story line of the weekend.
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Because the killings are secondary, that story line feels a bit incomplete.
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But it is not the only story line to follow this season.
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So that turned out to be a long, drawn-out story line.
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Bear with the antique prose for a mind-blowingly modern story line.
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Where did the idea for the time-travel story line come from?
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This story line shows, again, the "Discovery" writers' willingness to take risks.
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Their dynamic helps the main story line rise above its relative flatness.
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It would make a neat story line, but it's not quite reality.
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But an immigration story line isn't exclusive to immigrant directors of color.
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The film's moral complications are almost completely limited to Kelly's story line.
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We'll certainly come back to this story line in the coming days.
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First, it helps to have a strong story line to catch everyone's attention.
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Here's another story line we weren't necessarily expecting: the iPad is growing again.
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The movie The Quiet Ones also incorporates a story-line about Lilith possession.
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Some of these -- these movies and television shows rely on that story line.
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For fans of the Bachelor, this story line may not seem so farfetched.
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That murder story line didn't really pay off, but at least it's over?
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Unlike most episodes of Grey's Anatomy, tonight is a completely contained story line.
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The Costa Rica match offered an immediate chance at changing the story line.
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This is finely observed character work, sewn seamlessly into the larger story line.
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I could take this story line back to 2000, but I'll stop here.
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The Riverrun story line was, in a way, about the craziness of war.
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Though surreal in its imagery, Mr. Goude said reality prompted the story line.
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So now, that has to become part of the story line or something.
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If the film wavers, it is in struggling to incorporate this story line.
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"There will be more," showrunner Angela Kang told Insider Michonne&aposs story line.
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But it sketches a grim story line about alcoholism, addiction and destroyed lives.
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There is a story line I have been working on for a year.
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I think the "rise of Mutiny" story line was us finding our voice.
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Wags's story line provides a comedic counterpoint to those of Taylor and Bobby.
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The roles they are cast in also become intertwined with the story line.
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"Trump wanted to make me a story line in the race," she said.
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Other Gossip: • Offred's plot-heavy story line stands in stark contrast to Janine's.
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The Star Wars story line is no stranger to the idea of cloning.
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The long-simmering story line is now a lot closer to a boil.
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Besides Villanova, the serious contender with the most compelling story line is Gonzaga.
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Meanwhile, my other story line is winding up on top of the tower.
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Thank goodness for that, because the story line was getting hard to follow.
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We've now gone twice into the distant future, both into that Tess story line.
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"They're not part of the story line," Port told Cosmo, and that was that.
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In the "modern day" story line, which focuses on the children, Jack isn't around.
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Songs can be character studies that don't even require a direct story line connection.
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Or is she in the future and Ford's story line somehow in the past?
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How a candidate performs in Iowa can dictate a campaign's story line moving forward.
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But her story line pales in comparison to everything happening with Celeste and Jane.
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For whatever reason — the story line, a crowded marketplace — fans did not buy in.
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Most politicians would find a way to move away from a damaging story line.
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The minute that Durant's five-paragraph dispatch was posted, an irresistible story line materialized.
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It draws them into a cemetery and attracts you to a different story line.
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Many giantesses offer custom made videos where the client can dictate the story line.
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As always, Saban's return to Baton Rouge is an underlying but compelling story line.
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The B story line in the episode is the return of Seven of Nine.
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Seven episodes in, he's not the only character whose story line is becoming redundant.
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But I think it's important not to lose sight of the main story line.
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Does Nicky's story line do something we haven't seen in film or television before?
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CAMIL In our story line, Xiomara was the one not wanting to have kids.
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It's therefore reasonable to infer that their story line is set in the past.
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Meanwhile Desna is promoted by way of a lean-in, Kremlin-style, story line.
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Newly created ballets with a strong story line — and particularly biographical ones — are uncommon.
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This movie often feels like it's being faked out by its own story line.
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There are, mercifully, no awkward attempts to wedge the songs into the story line.
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Another story line involves a journalist whose fiancé became an Islamic State suicide bomber.
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Dr. John Ryan, a medical historian and retired surgeon, has recast the story line.
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Sergei Korotkevich had come for the music, but was taken by the story line.
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A story line involving a brusque Lyft driver (Waleed Zuaiter) plays like convenient filler.
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There is no story line to such observations, snatched from multiple, program-free proceedings.
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And not just any question — a question about a ridiculous plot hole or story line?
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Quinn's story line highlights the mental health struggles faced by so many soldiers and veterans.
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Be smart: This story line has been running for two decades, Axios' Joann Muller says.
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And everybody loves him so much that nobody wants him to leave that story line.
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They can also make my dreams come true by diving deeper into Beth's story line.
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Three beats more, and his brain has spun a story line to stanch the bleeding.
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Their encounter is Retro Report's main focus, notably the story line that swiftly took root.
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And I tend to think the "white working class" story line is more media mythology.
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Once upon a time, the story line goes, kids were raised in a tough environment.
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In a Vulture interview, creator Issa Rae spoke about the impetus behind Molly's story line.
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In short, the story line isn't clean at Twitter, and the growth is not phenomenal.
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The quaint diner that figured in the 1974 story line is now a quaint pawnshop.
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And this is interesting ... the story line goes that they'll be engaged by season's end.
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" The book is a departure from the story line begun by "Fifty Shades of Grey.
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But in "Pose," you don't just see one trans character serving the straight story line.
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Klam agilely balances an existentially tragic story line with morbid humor and self-assured prose.
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"Before Ferguson, this story line was as common as it was hidden," Mr. Lowery writes.
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It centers on a cybersecurity story line that's all too resonant with real-life events.
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Rather than a single overarching story line, there are several simple stories that unfold simultaneously.
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Originally, Shapiro had dispensed with him by Episode 5, but his story line was extended.
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His story line delivered some of the most intense, suspenseful scenes of the entire show.
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In the new movie, Spider-Man — who debuted in 25 — has a new story line.
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Overall, it's the second episode in which the season's primary story line doesn't move forward.
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Meanwhile, in a separate story line, a mysterious woman (Emma Roberts) races toward that same school.
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The setting and story line of American Horror Story's sixth season are still a mystery — officially.
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Because of its utopian story line, the series had drawn comparisons to the "Hunger Games" franchise.
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Some Redditors think, though, that Rosita (Christian Serratos) will be the one with Holly's story line.
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Paramount Pictures kept the story line for this supernatural thriller under wraps as casting was announced.
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The other main story line also takes place on Halloween, when the Pearson siblings are young.
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Some writers are stenographers trailing their characters, allowing subjects' quirks and desires to dictate story line.
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Binging created the momentum needed to glide past holes in the story line that strained credulity.
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But until the French characters gain more nuance the story line will continue to feel weightless.
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And I do not want to re-enforce a story line that pits men against women.
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By this point, record ratings have become a familiar story line for this year's election cycle.
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The story line is a senior devil teaching a junior devil how to corrupt their victims.
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His progress will be the top story line for the Jets this summer during training camp.
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But deafness is the inescapable context of each story line, amplifying and complicating the characters' pain.
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But his desire to be the star of every story line tragically quashes all those possibilities.
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What did it mean for you to have a major role in creating this story line?
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He understands that an initial story line can matter more than the details that emerge later.
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It's a seductive story line that Bolin calls the "Hello to All That," after Joan Didion.
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But even the best evidence can be squandered unless it's framed in a compelling story line.
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The story line in this article is that people's views of the economy are largely partisan.
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As it happens, the story line is plucked from the marginalia of World War II history.
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Our Occam's-razor brains are always searching for the simplest story line to explain disparate data.
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For these younger queers, Matthew's story line offers a road map, a necessary how-to guide.
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Scams and fakery were not just ascendant this decade — they were often the dominant story line.
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"This story line will make Hieronymus Bosch look like he was doodling kittens," Lee Sizemore brags.
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But no election-year incumbent wants a story line muddled by angry bands of roving protesters.
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He is the Rorschach test of truth, the guidepost by which people choose their story line.
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What we don't know is where the Charles-Diana story line will end in season 4.
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Those elements, plus a meandering story line, may not make for a particularly involving narrative experience.
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There's a story line this season about Abbi making a new friend, much to Ilana's chagrin.
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Her rape story line may never escape the shadow of the show's reliance on sexual violence.
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They had no interest in signing on to a cause that would undercut that story line.
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Hudson completed the Nationals' remarkable story line when he struck out Michael Brantley for the final out.
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Why is he in our story line so much ain't I enuff [sic] headline for our relationship?
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I'm relieved she's away from Coates, and even more relieved that OITNB tied up this story line.
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Eliminating Ms. Chastain, he says, was predicated solely on her character no longer fitting the story line.
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And also in terms of the story line, it's so important that the Starks get Winterfell back.
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His challenge will be whether he can drive that story line successfully for the next 16 months.
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One of them is bipolar, and I can't face the story line that I suspect is coming.
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He did not officially endorse the issue, said Chip Zdarsky, the author who wrote the story line.
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The celebration will offer a whole array of games that, when played, constitute a single story line.
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A key story line will be whether players continue to protest racial injustice during the National Anthem.
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Miami, however, demonstrated that landing a podium spot isn't enough for a role in the story line.
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The director, Michael Mayer, at least keeps the careering story line moving along at a brisk pace.
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They have to make some cohesive story line, and they take it the way they want to.
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That story line, so full of possibilities, has threaded through fictional works of all kinds for centuries.
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Though a massive amount of material is marshaled, Massing's journalistic skills keep the story line crisply coherent.
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In any case, the story line is confined to one episode of the three screened for critics.
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"I liked all the hardware and the aliens, the story line, the good-versus-evil," he recalled.
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"For me, the best escape rooms are the ones with a good story line," Dr. Kwiat said.
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The Stamets story line I didn't totally understand what Tilly was trying to do to save Stamets.
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In the episode's most maudlin story line, the cause of Farid's repressed trauma finally comes into focus.
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The story line is wrong: Boomers today are actually less urban than previous generations of older people.
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The story line also hews to a socially conscientious thread that runs through Mr. Bong's previous work.
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The story line will remain largely the same, though recent events may give it a new impact.
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That story line has only accelerated; almost 40 lawsuits have been filed by California, challenging federal policies.
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Forecasters are prone to focus on a single story line, particularly one as compelling as angry populism.
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Would they chase the rumor about the Thieve's Guild or push on through the main story line?
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Latino residents there, under threat from the newly passed law, were not moved by Perla's story line.
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Instead of Thor's traumatic story line being treated with respect and understanding, it was played for laughs.
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The characters are almost so specifically drawn that it's now at the expense of a story line.
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It was a story line that some Hollywood executives deemed too implausible for a movie or television series.
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He has a pretty large role in the comic story line the writers seem to be setting up.
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Even more shade -- Stevie thinks Mimi's only deciding to be lesbian for a good story line on 'LHHA.
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In a 2013 interview with Deadline, Murphy tossed around the idea of a Charles Manson-like story line.
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Outside of Phelps, the prevailing story line among the men is ... just what color exactly is Lochte's hair?
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Xo's proposal to Rogelio was such a nice touch, even though this story line was B at most.
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Thanks to President Trump and his lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani, that subplot has now swallowed the story line.
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But today, it's two words ("story line"), so the line we're looking for is ONCE UPON A TIME.
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But the President undercut this story line when he acknowledged, on Twitter, that he had indeed done so.
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It probably won't decide the election, but the state could be a compelling secondary story line if Mrs.
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His minor presence turned out to play a significant role in an overarching story line of the season.
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"It's not just about the format, it's about the plot, the story line the entire product," Weil said.
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And last year, the Spider-Woman comics tackled a very different type of superhero story line — single motherhood.
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Sometimes two of their main characters will get into a fight, and that's important to the story line.
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Mr. Ferver's script toys with the Henry James themes of the story line: innocent America corrupted by Europe.
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The press never tires of the "Democrats in disarray" story line, but that doesn't mean it's always wrong.
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Brandeis may have finally disrupted her mother's story line, but that's a separate matter from finding her own.
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But Cecchinato, who will next face No. 7 seed Dominic Thiem, is unlikely to match Kuerten's story line.
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"There's a story line for everyone," said Austin, a former No. 210 player who is now an analyst.
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"People do see the difference between what is really there and what the story line is," he said.
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Trotz's situation was a significant story line throughout the Capitals' run to the first championship in franchise history.
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It's just a shame that none of these three characters gets her own story line off the mat.
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He's adept at creating different realisms and textures for each story line, variations that add layers of meaning.
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The economics is right, but the complexities of the industry structures often require a more nuanced story line.
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And for a man who prefers to craft his own story line, that is not a comfortable situation.
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"In the first season, there was something really refreshing about not making that a story line," she said.
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There is nothing like story line and deadline pressure to inflict full compliance with the ethics of neutrality.
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It hardly matters, expect to signal the wild detours that will be taken by the film's story line.
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The next key thing to watch for story line is a special election later this month in Georgia.
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I think everyone loves to have a story line, and people get excited if the tide is turning.
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" After the brief brush with cancellation, Beatriz now gets to continue Rosa's story line on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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The other big story line this week is the collision course of Section 31 and the Discovery crew.
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On a Tuesday morning last December, the production team was working on the new story line: Elmo is distraught.
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"I'm still figuring out a fun little story line in my head about what's going to happen," Ballinger explained.
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"Caveh looks at confrontation as the possibility for a story line," Aziz Isham, executive producer of BRIC TV, said.
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The story line offers an explainer of traditional Shabbat, which requires Jews to rest from Friday evening to Saturday.
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It tells you conditions at any given moment -- but to understand long-term change, a story line is needed.
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"This is one way they can follow a story line and get a unique perspective on it," he added.
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After the first few awkward episodes, though, the actors finally step into their characters and the story line intensifies.
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If not, the big story-line going forward will be on how long various White House personalities can survive.
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She clearly knew the story line once she got the script, but the creative was already a done deal.
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Is Spencer (Troian Bellisario) still alive (clearly she is, but we'll go along with the story line for fun)?
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So Abby's motives are definitely legit, but the entire story line is still ridiculously outlandish, even by Scandal standards.
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"The good thing about television is you get to play on one story line for long periods of time."
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No word yet on the story line or in which episode he'll appear, but he's going to be there.
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But it also raises questions about just how true and how on the verge the story line really is.
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In the past, he hasn't been able to because of the story line and the direction of his character.
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But more than any singular story line, Rodriguez's Yankees career was characterized by unpredictable twists and hair-raising turns.
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The national story line for October will be the Chicago Cubs' quest for their first crown in 108 years.
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But it won't be surprising if you think just a little further back — to the pre-election story line.
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It feels like it's been a while (three years!) since Abuela has had some story line of her own.
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Beginning 15 years after the original story line, the art direction stays true to the former's alt-Victorian period.
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It's almost as if the story line from the trashy novel we wanted to read has become real life.
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So it ends up lashing out at its own voters when they refuse to buy into that story line.
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If that sounds familiar, it was pretty much the same story line we had in the San Jose series.
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Ms. Eramo's lawyers portrayed Rolling Stone as approaching its reporting with a preconceived story line and recklessly causing harm.
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You can see why a person in Kyncl's position would be eager to cling to a positive story line.
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Another mark of the times: One story line, from a 1999 Halloween episode, centers on the fear of Y2K.
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" When a story line would focus on Jane getting a girlfriend, some readers would write in: "Wait a minute.
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Audrey's story line, which casts her as a true believer in the power of empathy, is just as frustrating.
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A text preamble situates the story line during a peaceful era in the "Three Kingdoms" era of Chinese history.
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Cameras have been following Teresa since her release from prison and it'll provide a chunk of the story line.
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But the story line that emerged that I found the most surprising was the increasing activism of tech workers.
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When you approach the Nicky story line, do you go back to your books and experiences for reference material?
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The most sympathetic character, Henry (a fine Tory Kittles), occupies another story line that soon crosses Brett and Anthony's.
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Honestly, I would be biased to say my own, but I was such a fan of our story line.
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Fans debated Brienne's story line this season because some people thought it diminished her to pine over a guy.
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He floated out to the news media that we gave it an R because of the transgender story line.
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Heather Ramstein from Germany created a story line: You're walking in a public area, deep in your own thoughts.
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There's an ongoing story that continues, but you have a story line that has a beginning middle and end.
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These same children seem blissfully unaware of another ancient story line, that of the monstrous stepmother, but never mind.
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Amid this grinding crisis, the Ukrainian story line shifted to keeping Russia out, not to getting into Western Europe.
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It's a somewhat disconcerting story line given the way it frames a false rape allegation (which are exceedingly rare).
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But as Lucca's story line has become defined by this romantic entanglement, she has become less and less interesting.
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From Trump to Theranos, the main story line of the 2010s was the ascendance of scammers, hucksters and fakery.
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The reason ... our sources say producers found Mischa's story line a bit bland, and her personality a little boring.
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In the final season, this means a #MeToo story line and a brutal arc about I.C.E. and immigration detentions.
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In the final season, this means a #MeToo story line and a brutal arc about I.C.E. and immigration detentions.
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That will be one story line to watch, and — if the game is close — the bullpen will be another.
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The underlying premise of our collaboration is the story line of my dad making it to America from Ghana.
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Gumbel said he was aware of the Davis-Rozelle story line in 1981 but was not preoccupied with it.
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The first story line involved attacks against anti-corruption actors in Ukraine and the US embassy, according to Kent.
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The new season finds them separated, which is no great loss and accelerates the story line involving the resistance.
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The story line imparts information about the plight of kids in the foster system and positive messages about adopting.
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But sometimes the story line of a book for older kids doesn't exactly make for a fuzzy, family-friendly film.
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And while the full story line remains vague, I can't help but notice some parallels to HBO's Game of Thrones.
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The app uses the same story line as the series, which follows Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar's rise to notoriety.
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Admittedly, the story line is a little confusing, but the kid is super cute, so bah humbug to the haters!
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Equally harrowing is the story line of the 12-year-old boy, Eric, who was brought in by the police.
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I know u need a story line to be on reality Tv. God punishing u & u bout to get more!!!!!
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Shameless seems to have lost its grip on many different fronts, but Frank's story line has taken it too far.
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However you feel about this hit NBC drama, news came today that there's more of Sophie's story line to come.
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Some believe that a drunk driving accident would be, essentially, a terrible way to end a fantastic character's story line.
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In the stage version, Howie's tryst with a teacher isn't a throwaway story line, as it is in the film.
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It was insanely exciting and to hear Albert's vision, I definitely connect and relate more to having a story line.
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It has a story line that progresses as you race in street drag events, outrun police cars and so on.
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I have heard a simplified and repeated story line these last few weeks -- men are vile and women are victims.
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The Maritza story line is representative of one thing Season 2 has that Season 1 didn't: significant roles for women.
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E Corp story line, and its increasingly idiosyncratic visual and sonic style have made this an archetypal Difficult Second Season.
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The music video also gave a fun story line following Grande and her love interest,Listen to "boyfriend" on Spotify.
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A story line of the 22012 presidential election was that one of Mitt Romney's big problems was missing white voters.
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Newspapers and online news organizations got a click-worthy story line tailor-made for a fast read on the iPhone.
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"I write a straight story line, and I guess that's what they need," Mr. Conroy told Publishers Weekly in 1986.
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A second story line, four years in the future, is set off by black bars that squeeze the frame claustrophobically.
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It's going to be hard for me if we really follow this story line, which it appears that we will.
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It ended on an elegant note, and it was emotional, which we haven't seen as much in her story line.
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The film's taut, thoughtful story line impressed academy voters enough for a writing nomination, a first for a superhero film.
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The story line is terribly familiar, not only from 2003 when the genocide began in Sudan, but to this day.
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There was the story line that had her emerging from a coma to kick her cheating husband in the groin.
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I had to zoom out to see that story line unfolding, and once I did, I wanted to revise it.
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This means Claire won't be leaving much behind, but it also means her story line has no real stakes left.
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And it's a sorely-needed story line addition because Lottie's well-being has too often been overshadowed on the show.
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The story line of "Giselle" is so strong that it can prove just as engrossing with far less prestigious casts.
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The show seems willing to push Lee's racist-villain story line far enough until somebody just about loses an eye.
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But, unsurprisingly, there is speculation about the accuracy of this newest Disney character's role in the Star Wars story line.
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The director was Busby Berkeley, but Mr. Donen and Kelly staged the musical numbers and also provided the story line.
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We're told the team was extremely disappointed with the video because it was utterly disjointed ... pointless with no story line.
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Wrapping up their major intimacy issues in the span of one episode takes away from the realness of the story line.
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Now there was a fresh story line: someone had found a way to get under Donald Trump's skin and fight back.
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The story line is parallel lives, but in both lives I would feel the same and go through the same emotions.
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This astromech makes angry sounds and has a utterly mysterious story line and purpose, which makes it 10 times more evil.
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Of course, I couldn't remember all the dialogue from 30 years ago, but I created dialogue consistent with the story line.
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To contribute once you've joined a custom Story, look for it under the "My Story" line item in your friends list.
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Michael Ian Black, who gets a pretty decent story line in one of this season's early episodes, is pompous and annoying.
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"I think it's important to talk about because of the response this story line got," Cogman says on the commentary track.
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Last season her story line was mostly built around her romantic relationship with a soldier whom her father tortured for information.
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The story line receded after the 22019/21998 terror attacks, and Mr. Bloomberg went on to win election three times over.
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It was a controversial story line, but it worked, because it challenged our assumptions of what "appropriate" responses to trauma are.
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It's forced to balance wrapping up the French story line with giving the loss of Claire's child the weight it deserves.
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A poignant second story line follows the outsider artist Martín Ramírez, who crossed into the United States as a day laborer.
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The resulting frying-pan-and-fire story line forces the three leads to confront how serious they are about being criminals.
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The online drama was as engineered as Lil Miquela herself, part of a "story line written by Brud," according to Huxley.
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It's true, in a way, that Mr. Trump, a professed populist outsider, offered a break from the old Republican story line.
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Others search for details that feel authentic to them, whether or not they would fit into a rom-com story line.
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But the results prove that the conventional story line about the Democrats charging damn the torpedoes to the left is overstated.
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In that sense, Harper's injury fit right into the postseason story line of the Nationals, which has become embedded in frustration.
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It is much harder to ban the words of real Americans, who may be parroting a Russian story line, even unintentionally.
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Wholly marginalized in that story line, he argues, are the Palestinians, their own competing narrative diminished to the point of erasure.
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Klam does an agile job balancing an existentially tragic story line with the morbid humor he's displayed in his short fiction.
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So, I think that this whole story line that it's Kohl's and Home Depot versus, say, Lowe's and Target is false.
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This story line may give a visceral thrill to anyone who has ever wanted to see Milo Yiannopoulos get some comeuppance.
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"The giant is kind of this returning superhero," Mr. Greenberg said, a story line on which future ad material will build.
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So the movie complicates its bloodletting, including through a story line about corporate violence run amok in a near-lawless future.
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Mr. Trump has accused the Obama administration of hyping the Russia story line as a way to discredit his new administration.
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Now our sources say writers for the show are crafting a story line for next season that eliminates Gibson's character altogether.
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In later seasons, Joanie's love interest with the aspiring musician Chachi Arcola, played by Scott Baio, became a major story line.
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Now there was a fresh story line: Someone had found a way to get under Donald Trump's skin and fight back.
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When abortion does become an explicit part of a character's story line, it stands in as the ultimate test of her morality.
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"The movies are bringing in the appeal from the story line and giving kids an immersive universe to play in," Kodak said .
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When voters like multiple candidates, a single good result and an accompanying media story line could be enough to elevate a candidate.
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Ultimately, Alison's story line is what drew my attention away from social media back to the pages of this funny, heartfelt novel.
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We've now learned after Lochte went on TV, USOC officials talked to him and he repeated the concocted story line and verse.
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Not only does it feature a female protagonist with a dynamic story line, it brilliantly weaves in contemporary issues and pop culture.
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For anyone who needs a little bit of a refresher on the story line involving Knightley (Juliet) and Lincoln (Mark), here goes.
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The new O.J. Simpson series is awesome, but there's a Kardashian-related story line that is just not true ... TMZ has learned.
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Unlike Frenchy or Rizzo, she doesn't really have much of a story line to herself, other than a running, dated fat joke.
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Within the 10 episodes filled with every parent's nightmares is a story line tied to a different legendary TV series— Gilmore Girls.
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It's a classic tactic some politicians and bureaucrats use to shape a legacy — without leaving their public fingerprints on the story line.
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The Cinderella story line — attractive, articulate, working-class background, waited tables to support her family after her father's death — captured people's imagination.
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Jurors are no strangers to this story line, having seen it, ironically, at the movies, on television and even in theater productions.
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Then I discovered that someone was extracting the John Paul-and-Craig story line and regularly posting ten-minute segments on YouTube.
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But they could not muster a hit, and their struggles at the plate were becoming the dominant story line of this series.
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According to this story line, it was not the President who needed to be investigated but the investigators themselves, starting with Steele.
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It wasn't until the final moments of the finale that it became clear why it was so important to the story line.
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And if you hang around the middle aged, you hear a common story line to explain the rise of the orchid generation.
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The series's cancellation, he said, was a "profound disappointment," tempered only by the chance to resolve Richie's story line in the movie.
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We can only hope Momoa continues his sweet yet hysterical commentary on his former fictional love's story line until the very end.
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There are biblical allusions to Jesus, Mary, Judas and perhaps another disciple, but the story line is muddled and hard to interpret.
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In Brian De Palma's new film, a personal revenge story line is subsumed by horrific visions of television-friendly acts of terror.
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That's the name of E. M. Forster's great novel of cultures in collision, which is the source of Mr. Chen's story line.
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This was a story that made you forget you were in a "Transformers" film [with] this grounded, character-driven story line happening.
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While he is tight-lipped about the film's story line, he said the project will be more personal than his online persona.
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In a story line that begins this week, a Muppet character whose family faced hunger in past episodes has lost her home.
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The central story line of the novel follows the Butler family as it responds to the unexpected arrest of Viola's older sister.
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Chuck's story line, meanwhile, is redolent of the machinations that made middle-season "Game of Thrones" episodes so much fun to watch.
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Indeed, his story line this week sees his personal and professional brands of reward and punishment merge like they rarely have before.
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In another story line, Marceline tries to patch things up with her own dad, an irresponsible demon-king addicted to sucking souls.
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One truism of the Trump presidency has been how quickly the story line changes from week to week, or day to day.
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But this year, as it begins to roll out a new set of iPhones, the story line surrounding Apple has improbably shifted.
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Inequality is the story of our age, and it's no surprise that it could become the dominant story line of tech, too.
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In these sections we see that Rao is a capable and confident writer, able to handle a vast and ambitious story line.
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Then there was the older man who was really set in his ways, who had a whole story line in his head.
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A few bad games and the story line changes, and a perfect week in April can be a distant memory by May.
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"Insecure" makes a lot of audacious choices for its characters this week, but it's Molly's story line that felt the most progressive.
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The ensuing story line is "Empire" at its most ruthlessly entertaining — a dizzying mix of pop-culture references and sociopolitical button-pushing.
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Season 5's food-crisis story line inverts this dynamic by framing the Soviet Union as a kind of vast, dysfunctional family.
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" Avengers: Infinity War" introduced us to a darker side of Thor — but "Endgame" undid that work by trivializing his tragic story line.
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Since then, it's become a well-shot soap opera: all about the characters and forcing them awkwardly through their next story line.
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The Trump campaign is hoping for a big bump, a game-change candidate who will inject the narrative with a new story line.
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The most enduring story line, of course, came the year before, when the Chicago Cubs tasted glory for the first time since 2500.
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Not unlike "The Show" itself, a magazine article involves including some details and leaving out others in order to create a story line.
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The game features an adventure story line and a racing mode in which players can test their driving skills online against their friends.
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Even by the standards of the late romances, rich in strange reversals and fantastical happenings, "Pericles" stands out for its tumultuous story line.
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Fans see you as the girl next door, tabloid editors see you as a story line and paparazzi see you as a target.
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Hurwitz said that this story line was put into play before the true crime genre exploded (Serial, The Jinx, Making a Murderer, etc.).
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As much as the recurring story line of the Giants' season was late-game collapses, they have not always opened games well, either.
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Amid those calls, another story line could be heard in American popular culture this past year: stories about the special powers of outsiders.
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Kevin (Casey Cott) and Betty quickly resolve what was actually a big story line from episode 3 about Kevin cruising in Fox Forrest.
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To encourage people to keep watching, writers developed a story line about thugs hunting down Dobbs, giving each episode a cliffhanger, Rosenblum said.
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That last one isn't new, but it is the old standby story line for the chronic co-parenting team of Scott and Kourtney.
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While Kevin's story line entailed love triangles and a New York play, Randall's involved saying both hello and goodbye to his biological father.
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Seattle (CNN)For those who thought the unusual story line related to Donald Trump's hands had left the 2016 campaign trail with Sen.
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The scribes explained that they sought guidance from their wives while composing Drew's pregnancy story line, which was introduced in Spider-Woman #1.
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The latest story line—a two-year-long tale of domestic abuse, culminating on April 1403rd in a revenge stabbing—has shocked listeners.
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The small screen suited the ephemeral nature of the relationships; when one story line went cold, there was another couple in the sidebar.
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The new season, at least in the early going, mostly stays away from the cult story line that dominated stretches of Season 1.
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The story line feels light because we've spent so much time watching her save Frank but not enough time watching her with Frank.
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This detail feeds the story line that Clinton, now known as an advocate for women, was standing up against discrimination against men too.
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So far, these data seem to confirm the conventional story line: Trump has retained the support of his base in spite of everything.
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I was told it wasn't going to be a story line, and sure enough, it was on the first episode [of season 6].
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In the novel, Styron invents the story line of Turner's having several violent sexual fantasies about the blond teenager before ultimately killing her.
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The corporate tax cut has arrived just in time to furnish a new bullish story line and provide an alibi for stretched valuations.
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Rather than celebrate immigrant achievement, some activists call the "good immigrant" narrative a pernicious story line that requires newcomers to prove their worth.
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Thankfully, this entire franchise was able to rise up and push through and beat an amazing Cleveland team and change that story line.
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"One Mississippi," the rare show to commit to its harassment story line, feels like the series best equipped to respond to this moment.
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Is there a new character or story line you think is kind of a trailblazer, like the show was the last time around?
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The trend toward outsourcing work that was once handled in house as a way of saving money fits in with that story line.
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We don't often see this kind of marital dispute on TV. It's also promising that Navid is finally getting his own story line.
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But it's easy to see why so many people find the movement intriguing and why it has become such a popular story line.
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As with so many things, that reality did not fit neatly into the story line Mr. Trump was fashioning, so it was disregarded.
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In a story line that has become grimly familiar in New York and around the country, he was prescribed painkillers and became addicted.
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The N.B.A. spent the season lurching from one drama-filled story line to another, but none was any more than a soap opera.
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She rolled with whatever crazy story line the writers came up with (quite literally, in the case of the infamous mud-wrestling scene).
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And unlike the overhyped arrival of Negan in Season 6, the "All Out War" story line will be resolved within a single season.
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But reading what you hate helps you refine what it is you value, whether it's a style, a story line or an argument.
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It was a convenient story line rooted in the expectations of the teams' front offices — but, of course, there was room for surprises.
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That story line, with Harvey and Candy, has given you a lot of opportunities to comment on the tension between art and commerce.
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However, the company dialed back their focus on the story line days later after NBA legend Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash.
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This second major story line of the season's penultimate episode wisely fleshes out Maia, who in the past has felt like a cipher.
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But while both David and the story line seem to have found their footing, the show's sea legs are still far from established.
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The story line for the mother-of-the-bride isn't quite as clear, with a nameless gap between that job and potential grandmotherhood.
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It can perfectly capture one side's villainous archetypes of the other, without regard for pesky facts that might not fit the story line.
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Inspiration came from the writer Anna Barnes's own online life: When she was hacked on Instagram, she incorporated it into a story line.
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In one story line, his father's furniture store burns down, his father collects the insurance for it, and life goes on relatively undisturbed.
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Maia's story line this week is an even clearer evocation of how personal matters — in this case, her parents — can create professional repercussions.
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It has positive representation for so many things (male/female friendship, diversity, bisexuality, consent, etc.) and the story line is short and sweet.
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This has been the main story line over the past few days: Feckless president makes baseless claim; establishment Washington revolts; media piles on.
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In a recent phone conversation, Smollett said "Empire" had planned to incorporate an H.I.V./AIDS story line since the beginning of the show.
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But the director of the F.B.I. was a central story line on every television station as Mr. Trump swept to an upset victory.
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As in the "Mandorla" story line — and so many of Ms. Mitchell's endeavors — she saw latent potential in an encounter with the unknown.
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Ms. Lerner is allowed to eat while perched on her throne during the show, since the story line is built around a banquet.
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It's pretty clear from the finale of "The Bachelor" ... producers are going to make race a central story line ... looks like mission accomplished.
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At the time, Heidi was the "B-plot," her story line secondary to the A-plot about Lauren, who served as the protagonist.
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When "The Americans" was balancing its Paige story line (teenager finds out her parents are Soviet spies) with its Martha story line (woman finds out her husband is a Soviet spy), we were solidly on Team Martha — her plot won on dramatic and emotional grounds and Alison Wright acted up a storm as the lonely secretary willing to commit treason for love.
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But Friel also rejects any story line that she is a co-opted cog in a public relations effort to stem an image crisis.
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Players make decisions to steer the story line; in one demo scene, an android tries to protect a young girl from her abusive father.
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"The publicized reasons for the divorce make for a great reality TV story line," he continued, adding, "I wish Luann much happiness and love."
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Exercise. The sexual-harassment story line provides "The Morning Show" with greater stakes than whose name ends up on the multi-million-dollar paycheck.
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A 2015 study by Syracuse University showed that a viewer's ability to binge-watch a television series is dependent on the show's story line.
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The directors have confirmed that Moana will not be looking for her Prince Charming, a major departure from the prototypical Disney princess story line.
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" Conway responded: "Well, how do you -- first of all, that's really remarkable, I have to say, that that's what the story line is here.
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"We were very invested in the story line," 215-year-old Annie Bonello told Refinery215 about her and her sister's obsession with the videos.
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Well, Sunday's episode brought the reunion of Bran and Jaime which created the most interesting plot point in Bran's story line in several years.
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"None of these findings change the basic story line," said Michael J. Petrilli, the president of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, a research organization.
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The story line — Dre, utilizing his Black expertise, brings in a popular rapper to help conceive an advertising campaign for Champagne — is wholly unoriginal.
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They don't strive for the epic; they don't even necessarily depict their characters gaining wisdom they will take back to the main story line.
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I think that continues into this season, where Fran sees himself as a pretty good guy and the story line would maybe indicate otherwise.
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Some Twitter users said that they don't care about her sexual orientation, as long as "Love and Thunder" gives Valkyrie a satisfying story line.
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Hunter's story line is essentially a movie, shot with real actors and then rendered into graphics, that progresses as you achieve certain developmental markers.
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And a violent turf war in Scampia, outside Naples, during the filming of the first season inspired a story line for the show's second.
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Owen Shaw's absence in the film along with Queenie's current story line show there's an obvious gap in the current "Fast and Furious" timeline.
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Yankees 5, Rays 4 On Thursday, the Mets' signing of Tim Tebow to a minor league deal became the predominant story line around baseball.
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His story line felt the most gut-wrenching this week, a choice suggesting that "Insecure" could broaden to become more of an ensemble series.
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With a great score, tons of "Star Wars" references and Easter eggs, and an engaging story line, "The Mandalorian" is definitely worth a watch.
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But the story line may have cost the clever series its slot on TV: Buffalo Bill was cancelled not long after the episode aired.
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Conservative news outlets have kept the story line alive and pushed the allegations as part of a continuing narrative that the Clintons are corrupt.
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The schematic nature of the movie's story line and the on-the-nose quality of many of its observations can add to the frustration.
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I will admit that seeing yet another layer of plot on top of an already complicated plot muddles the central story line for me.
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Ramon's messianic nickname, and his soothing effect on his parents, may well turn out to have some connection to this 11:11 story line.
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It is, instead, a story line pushed relentlessly by Fox News and other propaganda organizations, relying on out-of-context quotes and sheer fabrication.
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The bounty of information, scenes, and rooms made it hard to focus on just one story line, leaving a fragmented narrative in my mind.
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That story line has been removed from the equation, thanks to brazen attempts to rig the Sochi Olympics by corrupting the drug-testing lab.
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"Bosch" doesn't hype up the conflict and potential sentimentality, though (as the Fox series "The Rookie" does with a similar story line this season).
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This year, many royal watchers have rejected the emerging tabloid story line that the princesses Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle don't like one another.
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In this film, we found a story line where we could bring our assumptions onto the screen while also connecting to our childhood experiences.
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And their story line is preordained: A forced confession, a show trial, a sentence to years of hard labor with little chance of appeal.
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And a story line that will not go away for the Red Sox is pitcher David Price's antagonistic behavior toward members of the media.
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Historical note No. 2: There was a healthy discussion in the comments last week about whether the entire bio-attack story line made sense.
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Every story line in this week's "The Good Fight," including Maia's, mines the ways physical bodies can be shaped by political and legal matters.
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Laura's story line on "The Good Fight" touches on what Lacks's legacy represents: the value of black women's bodies and their consent over them.
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Her story line, which involves a vengeful ex-boyfriend, who creates fake news stories and a Twitter account revealing her personal information, is fascinating.
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And in the past few weeks, four words have further shaken the story line that this former British colony is a free-market nirvana.
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It would also offer the intriguing story line of a son's fulfilling a mission endlessly contemplated, but never executed, by his father, former Gov.
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This is the Section 31 that made for such a compelling story line on "Deep Space 9": out-of-control, with its own agenda.
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The second episode, "The Kingsroad," for instance, focuses its main story line on nothing more high-stakes than the death of a child's pet.
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"She picked up 'Dick and Jane' and said, 'This is awful, it has no story line,' " her son Andrew said in a telephone interview.
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It was an interesting contrast to see how this new script and new story line compares to the super-famous, family-friendly version of Archie.
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But watching Carriedefend Sekou in his upcoming trial is a much more interesting story line than the will they,won't they Quinn and Carrie romance.
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While "Captain America: Civil War" deviated from the original story line to fit the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it remained a hotly anticipated film for fans.
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"You're picking up the story line the morning after Jack has left the house, and what happens next," series creator Dan Fogelman tells Entertainment Weekly.
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The first official trailer dropped last month, and at the D23 Expo in Anaheim, CA, fans got a deeper look at the heartwarming story line.
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The last story line of the episode is in New York, where Chepe's maintaining control of Rodriguez turf, at least for the next six months.
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"At the end of the day the story line is too many turnovers and too many offensive rebounds for them," said Grizzlies coach Dave Joerger.
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I'd seen it countless times before and chalked up Carrie's story line to another case of bad sex — but watching it now, I was shocked.
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I constantly heard, "Wait until you get to Revelation..." as if I my head would explode at the gory details or the overwhelming story line.
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But the story line was not without interest, particularly to investigators looking into the brutal murder of a Cuban-born Hollywood millionaire and his wife.
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Lee said she hopes to emulate the model of Korean content's expansion, wherein the story line and talent trumps audiences' preference for their own languages.
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Say this out loud and try not to smile: season 8 of The Real Housewives of New York City has its first big story line!
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She's back in a treatment facility at the beginning of the third season, and her recovery has become a huge part of her story line.
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That should be the main story line of this showdown, not the overdone notion that James could find redemption by winning a championship for Cleveland.
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How did you come up with the breast cancer story line, which began with Ray's wife, Abby (Paula Malcomson), and a Stage 0 cancer diagnosis?
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Toy swords, telescopes and blasters sold in the arena aisles and corridors before show time change colors during the performance, based on the story line.
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The confused story line is a drag, but still worse is the absence of most of Kid Creole's better-known — and better — songs (2:6513).
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The confused story line is a drag, but still worse is the absence of most of Kid Creole's better-known — and better — songs (2374:25196).
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Each, though, has its own unique story line, mitigating against any linear read-through to the underlying health or otherwise of the Chinese manufacturing sector.
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" He's portrayed the leader in several MCU films since then and his story line came to an end in 2019's blockbuster film "Avengers: Endgame.
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And actors pop up along the way to further a loose story line involving a futuristic, possibly sinister corporation within whose walls you are trapped.
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"I'm most excited for the fact I get to see Kit and get to act with him," Turner said of her character's latest story line.
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Editorial In this time of political division, the broad story line of the omnibus spending bill approved late last week is largely a heartening one.
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Paige's story line has become "just as central to the show as any of the marital or political drama," Mr. Fields and Mr. Weisberg said.
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"Little Reunions" expanded my grasp of Chang as a writer and person, as much of the story line resonates with aspects of Chang's own biography.
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We're all in love with the dragons, and I'm interested to hear your theories about how their story line will play out in Season 8.
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They wanted to create a similar story line on the soap: A woman married to a very wealthy man is a prostitute on the side.
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The Golden Knights and the Capitals' shared history is just one story line to consider when the Cup finals begin Monday night in Las Vegas.
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"Black-ish" — the groundbreaking ABC sitcom — made headlines earlier this year when Procter & Gamble was written into the story line of one of its episodes.
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Kantor and Twohey instinctively understand the dangers of the Harvey-as-Monster story line — and the importance of refocusing our attention on structures of power.
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It's different from the invitingly simple "religious freedom" story line, more complex, with deep implications for how Americans will live in an increasingly diverse society.
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O. Scott) 'ALMOST CHRISTMAS' (PG-63693, 63683:63673) A flimsy story line doesn't much matter to this warmhearted and often spectacularly funny holiday comedy-drama.
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That closed the Scotty story line, at least until Detective Jeffries, who still has that place card with Alison's name on it, reopens the case.
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I'm no Disney die-hard, and I'd read that the highly anticipated animated sequel suffers from a convoluted story line and some haphazardly executed messaging.
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But as progressive as "All the Bright Places" is in that respect, Theodore's story line is not always handled with the depth it should receive.
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The tale is hidden in the illustrations, a secret second story line for readers to discover on their eighth or 11th or umpteenth time through.
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There's the whole story line about how she was discriminated against by a white landlord named Frederica Norman for being a black Dominican trans woman.
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For instance, Charlotte Tilbury's 225-degree video for its Scent of a Dream fragrance was criticized by commenters on YouTube for lacking a story line.
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Its somewhat complex story line eventually finds Dave, tipsy, checking into a hotel on Christmas Day with his family's uncooked holiday turkey under his arm.
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O. Scott) 'ALMOST CHRISTMAS' (PG-13, 1:72) A flimsy story line doesn't much matter to this warmhearted and often spectacularly funny holiday comedy-drama.
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There's the whole story line about how she was discriminated against by a white landlord named Frederica Norman for being a black Dominican trans woman.
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I would have liked to see Sohn stick around for a bit more of the story line, but "Discovery" writers like to fool the audience.
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The other story line in the episode is that the rest of the Discovery crew gets caught near a time loop anomaly of some sort.
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But there's a way to make that story line work without giving Chris Hemsworth a fat suit and expecting us to laugh at his body.
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In a cute and triumphant story line, she gets her students to connect with "Pride and Prejudice" by comparing it to a famous college basketball game.
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Trotz&aposs situation was a significant story line throughout the Capitals&apos playoff run, and MacLellan said the coach would be back if he wanted to.
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A new theory changes conventional thinking about a routine surgery gone wrong: Dr. John Ryan, a medical historian and retired surgeon, has recast the story line.
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"But unlike in a classic bildungsroman, here, much of the story line in between is missing; the result is curious, sometimes very dark — and often delightful."
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I think they did a really amazing job with the reveal and with the story line in the finale, I think it was really well done.
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Maybe this is a story line she wants out in the public space now, to gather some empathy for her eventual exit from the Trump cabinet.
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Maddie has a teenage daughter, Alicia, and a son, Nick, whose unoriginal addiction story line (is there any other kind?) clogged up much of Season 1.
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The perils of Martha — the best and, let's be honest, only really compelling story line in the show right now — grew more dire throughout the episode.
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Burger's inability to overrule Miranda and other key decisions is central to the story line of "the counterrevolution that wasn't," as one book title put it.
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I think he knows that it was the right thing to do, and I think that's justified through a lot of Rachel's story line this season.
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The prevailing story line of recent elections held that Democrats overcame weakness among white working-class voters with sweeping demographic shifts to a more diverse electorate.
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The story line now is the "mission impossible" that Ms. May, the former home secretary, faces in creating a future for Britain outside the European Union.
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Toni A big story line for this election is whether Trump can win more white working-class voters while holding down losses among higher-educated ones.
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By midday, the tone was changing, and celebratory headlines were making way for a story line that has recently become more familiar: The election is rigged.
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A frequent story line during the N.W.H.L.'s first year has been the sacrifices made by its 214 players to expand the game of women's hockey.
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Some random thoughts: Arya's story line is finally moving along, which means we might see her do something other than fighting blindly in the next episode.
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This reality nips at the edges of the story line: What's the point of being handsomely paid if you have little autonomy to spend the money?
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In Season 4 of "Nashville," Rayna Jaymes's story line played out like an album of sad country songs, with her fractured family and flailing record label.
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And, again improbably, the American story line is the strength of "Zerozerozero" — when it's onscreen, there's more to watch than a coolly efficient international crime thriller.
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Its foster care story line showcases the character of an adolescent girl and her relationships with her birth mother and her upper-middle-class foster family.
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The joint Korean women's hockey team, which features 12 North Korean women joining the South Korean team, has become a compelling story line of the Games.
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But like nearly every interaction on a recent government-led trip for journalists to the epicenter of the crisis, cracks appeared in the official story line.
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The story line went on for a year and a half, culminating in a powerful scene on the witness stand that led to my first Emmy.
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A story line from the first season about an app called "Woke or Not," for example, mercilessly parodied the characters' self-conscious commitment to social justice.
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The first two installments of the trilogy were so good that the story line consumed the N.B.A., turning the regular season into an endless movie trailer.
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By the time one of them crosses first, I hope I have a story line and emotion — something in my notebook — that can anchor a tale.
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But unlike in a classic bildungsroman, here, much of the story line in between is missing; the result is curious, sometimes very dark — and often delightful.
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News Analysis The story line is a familiar one these days: A populist strongman with a long record of racially divisive commentary prevails in the polls.
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Mr. Bernstein's daughter, Jamie, celebrated this latest Broadway revival as "more timely now than ever" given "the story line involving the mistreatment" of Puerto Rican migrants.
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As the cars zig and the story line zags, these sequences grow baroque, defying reason and gravity, which have progressively come under siege in this franchise.
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As he spoke to reporters in Tipton, Mr. Biden seemed to fault himself for creating a story line in the news media that continued on Saturday.
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Mr. Schulz, who died in 123, created a story line about Charlie Brown's attempt to direct a school Christmas play that included a fragile Christmas tree.
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Several years later, another story line emerged: Mr. Bharara had turned into the "Sheriff of Wall Street" by aggressively prosecuting hedge fund managers for insider trading.
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Gregg Picker, SNY's senior coordinating producer for Mets games, worked beside Webb, watching him process the story line of a game from a bank of screens.
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The depiction of the relationship between two of the gay heroes, the Ray and Citizen Cold, stood out during the "Crisis on Earth X" story line.
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This story line has been tough to follow because we don't know what the alien's intentions are or what the fascination is with Tilly in particular.
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Officials in Wisconsin have defended their handling of the case and characterized the documentary as a one-sided portrayal with incriminating evidence excluded from the story line.
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While much of the attention has focused on the Uber versus Lyft story line, there are other important players in the mix that will influence the outcomes.
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Your story-line is getting OLD; at some point it's just on YOU to stop living a double-life, and at this point, everyone sees through it.
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They gripe that his epic good-versus-evil story line is about luring talent at discount rates and incubating his own A.I. software for cars and rockets.
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" Her trajectory is even more remarkable when you consider how much it overlaps, thematically, with the story line of Dolores, her character on the HBO series "Westworld.
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There's always a chance the show wraps Maya's story line up next week, but that seems awfully fast for the gang to deal with such an adversary.
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It was a really fun story line, don't get me wrong, but I don't know if it's really going to be like that in the next book.
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To catch you up on the latest story line of the Virginia political soap opera, "Days of Our Democrats," things started to go badly when Democratic Gov.
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And the meticulously executed visual freakouts are awe-inspiring: The Black Death, which, of course, spices up the story line, gets its own four-minute production number.
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And they have her back, especially in the context of her latest album, "Lemonade," with its story line of male infidelity and betrayal and violent emotional reactions.
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That whole story line traffics in two classically demeaning perceptions of women: That they're indecisive, and that they're always driven by their hearts instead of their heads.
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The start-up is at the center of an unusual story line that brings together a Wall Street short-seller and the mysterious world of computer hacking.
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"Don Janson's 1964 story laid out the story line for Tom Edsall's superb 'The New Politics of Inequality,' which was published two decades later," Mr. Stites said.
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The story line is a guy who's a drug dealer but is trying to get away from that life and be a better man for his family.
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This story line led Republicans to conclude that they had maximized their support from white voters and needed to reach out to Hispanics to win in 2016.
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PERINO: -- don&apost you think one of the reasons that 2018 is the way it is, is because of the story line that kicked off in 1998.
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STEVENS: I would say Jane's entire story line about losing her mother to breast cancer and getting diagnosed with the BRCA gene really hits home for me.
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Ms. Holmes had pushed the military story line even harder, telling Walgreens, which thought it was using its tests, that its analyzer was already aboard military helicopters.
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Maybe it's because she's usually such a forceful onscreen presence that sticking her in the middle of a crowded story line doesn't quite suit her skill set?
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Add in a sprawling geographical and political story line, and it could have — and nearly did, with its legendarily bad unaired pilot — crashed and burned on takeoff.
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The attraction will include a hotel offering Disney's first-ever "360 vacation" package, which will take guests through a fully immersive story line over a few days.
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It seemed fitting that Mr. Trump reached for a television metaphor to comment on a story line that has dominated the airwaves for the past two years.
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LILY COLLINS There are parts of each character's story line in "Les Misérables" that doesn't get into film versions or the musical, because there just isn't time.
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Story line No. 2: Stephen Curry and the Blazers' Seth Curry are the first brothers to meet in the conference finals, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
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By now, the ritual has become familiar, like a monthly installment of a faithfully watched reality show with a story line that has become almost comically consistent.
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In Season 4, the story line will jump back a decade, from the 1990s to the '80s, and shift to Mexico with a new cast of characters.
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As journalists, we so often wait for when reader fatigue sets in, when our audience tires of a particular story line or the next scoop comes along.
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She hides the baby, and we hear no more of that story line for two hours, as Marie's brother Eddie gains political power and becomes a dictator.
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The growing uncertainty about Leonard's future has thus become perhaps the second-biggest story line in the league next to James's third career foray into free agency.
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The minutiae of the "All-Out War" story line were often frustrating week to week, with characters used as tools for easy drama, interrupting their developmental arcs.
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As a stepparent, I often felt like an impostor — or else I felt the particular loneliness of dwelling outside the bounds of the most familiar story line.
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We have a story line where [Selina Meyer, the show's protagonist, played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus] is now an ex-president and trying to build her library.
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I'm a gay man in my early 20s, so Matthew's story line caught my attention, namely because his experience differs so substantially from my own lived analog.
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Similarly, the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo threaten to become a story line of deadly heat, pitting television ratings against safety, with a sidebar on climate change.
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A bold, breviloquent debut novel whose polyhedral story line plunges sans parachute into the bloody chamber of political violence unleashed during the massacre-ridden years in Peru.
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The vivid recollections of the attack by survivors, including Mr. Hughes, take over the film midway through, and the friendship story line never quite re-establishes itself.
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Though the film successfully evokes feelings of first love, "Tales of an Immoral Couple" relies on a familiar formula: the story line of friends turning into lovers.
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That Esther suspects Javad's son of involvement with the bombings is a story line with potential, but Singer neglects to prepare for it with sufficiently convincing groundwork.
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But it seems to be spreading in this city, with baseball's Washington Nationals seemingly borrowing from the Capitals' story line, turning excellent regular seasons into playoff fiascoes.
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Here is a game with an aggressively imaginative story line, memorable characters (Oh Mama!), an innovative take on co-op and a raft of interesting gameplay systems.
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With the help of an otherworldly cast and captivating story line, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" transforms a fantastic tale into a modern social statement.
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A story line in the series depicts Pete Holmes, the show's creator who also plays a version of himself, trying to keep Mr. Lange's character from relapsing.
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It was, in short, shaping up to be a very bad day for the president, who really cannot be blamed for wanting to change the story line.
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It's a familiar story line to anyone who has consumed a movie or TV show made within the last couple of years in the wake of #MeToo.
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It's a familiar story line to anyone who has consumed a movie or TV show made within the last couple of years in the wake of #MeToo.
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But its delicate tone and subtle story line proved a tough fit for brassy Broadway, and its box office grosses were insufficient to sustain an extended run.
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The political media, especially on TV, now has a template it can apply whenever a scandal looms into view, to hook viewers into the speculative story line.
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But that story line is complicated by the fact that at the time Ms. Gillibrand held drastically different positions on guns and immigration than she does today.
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Barr tells Straka the pill addiction story line was her own from last season, and it appears the writers for "The Conners" decided to run with it.
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We're not sure, but the decision to come back to this story line now suggests that he may have something more than his farmyard revenge to hide from.
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"The producers axed a story line about a presidential election being hacked by Russians because it felt a little too real," Ms. Washington told Trevor Noah last year.
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But the big story line for Netflix's future is that it's outpaced Wall Street's expectations for its subscriber growth several times, especially as it continues to expand abroad.
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What follows is the episode's most visually surreal story line, as Wellick, Elliot and Elliot's Mr. Robot persona wander through the woods in search of the closest town.
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In fact, Elaine's story line about struggling to go without after flirting with John F. Kennedy Jr. in her aerobics class is arguably the best in the episode.
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Murphy said much of the story line, which will be the fourth installment in his American Crime Story anthology, was written at a very fitting (and ironic) time.
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The huge fight between them in the finale adds some necessary depth to their story line and finally complicates Rebecca so that I dislike her a little less.
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It is a story line that has been largely debunked, but it remains a sore spot with many Kew Gardenites who are tired of people's asking about it.
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The eugenicists who glom on to fledgling science to purify the race contribute their own vicious story line, stretching from Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. to Hitler and beyond.
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Fox's show "Pitch," about a female baseball star, looked promising, but some execs wondered what made the story line a full series rather than a two-hour movie.
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James Franco, who came up with the film's story line, plays a college theater director who finds his production of "Macbeth" taking an erotic turn he hadn't anticipated.
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What you see, on this as on multiple issues, is the casual adoption, with no visible effort to check the premises, of a story line that sounds good.
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Along with its Me Too-appropriate story line, the show also seems like it will portray the competitive and cutthroat business of morning news with candor and humor.
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After the Houston Astros lost to the Rangers on Tuesday — their 15th defeat in 19 games against Texas this season — Manager A. J. Hinch understood the story line.
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The story line was inspired by a conspiracy theory that arose after the comedian Dave Chappelle abruptly quit his popular sketch-comedy series, "Chappelle's Show," in early 2005.
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White House Memo: Trump Tries a Familiar Tactic: Providing a New Story Line Obama Warns of 'Strongman Politics' After Trump's Meeting With Putin American-Russian Relations in Syria?
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Certain colors — pink, in particular — also tend to carry over from one canvas to the next, creating the impression of a cohesive story line that is continuously unfolding.
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Not a fan, of the story line at least: Prime Minister Theresa May — a onetime home secretary herself — who apparently switched off the first episode after 20 minutes.
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Michonne had to take a lot of Andrea's story line because Andrea lived a long time in the comic book series but died fairly early in the show.
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Their challengers, the browbeaten Philadelphia Eagles, have an irresistible story line as the anti-Patriots, a franchise with a rich history of letdowns relying on a backup quarterback.
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The one story line running through "Paris Merveilles" features a shy, bespectacled girl who transforms into a bodysuit-wearing swan, triumphantly removing her glasses in the final scene.
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"We did have a whole story line about an impeachment, but we abandoned it because we were worried that someone else might get to it first," she said.
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In what has become a running story line in the Trump White House, a once-friendly relationship between Mr. Trump and one of his top advisers is souring.
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Its central story line plays out over a 15-episode season, and its characters can be morally ambiguous and untrustworthy to viewers as well as to one another.
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In her first story line since the series premiere that isn't primarily about her race, Ashley fields a larger company's seven-figure offer to buy her clothing business.
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This year, it unveiled a feature called Instagram Stories, which mimics a Snapchat feature called Snapchat Stories, in which people can organize their photos into a story line.
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He was an underrated part of "Star Trek: Voyager," and given that the Borg story line continues in "Picard," it was relevant to see what became of him.
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Mr. McCallum says he left reinvigorated, and within a few weeks he had plans in place to put Green at the center of the Jack Daniel's story line.
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The sequel, directed by Mike Flanagan and starring Ewan McGregor, will follow Kubrick's story line, from the preservation of the Overlook to the re-creation of Dan's flashbacks.
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It was a sensational performance even if it demolished the sentimental story line of a sixth Wimbledon singles title for Williams at the advanced tennis age of 37.
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Only toward the end of the season, as Kate (Chrissy Metz) faced her guilt over Jack's death, has she had a story line not related to her weight.
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He spoke by phone about the show; spirituality; and his friend and co-star, Artie Lange, whose struggles with addiction are a part of an early story line.
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Critics complained that the story line — more nuanced in the novel — was simplistic and dated in the adaptations, and that all three versions perpetuated stereotypes about Chinese immigrants.
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"There have been lots of times, maybe less now, where I'd be called in, and the character's race was very much part of the story line," she said.
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As so much of the Foles's story line relies on things inexplicably working out for the quarterback, that's the type of play that will end the debates quickly.
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In the absence of the much longed-for Riverdale story line in which Jughead meets his evil twin, Dylan Sprouse has something almost as good to offer the world.
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This scenario propels the story line of Sleep Dealer,a 2008 dystopian science fiction film that considers what happens to immigrant labor when robots take over the grunt work.
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One prominent story line features Count Olaf (played by the inimitable Neil Patrick Harris) continually trying to marry young Violet (I'll say it again: played with aplomb by Weissman).
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You can bet we'll be tuning in next week to hear more about the family drama — it's becoming a story line of its own on JoJo's search for love.
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The spoken story line, when it's not opaque, brings to mind a young adult novel of the supernatural, featuring restless and winsome spirits longing to be put to rest.
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It's been rumored that Jackman's third and final Wolverine spin-off, due out in 2017, might take on the Old Man Logan story line from the comic-books series.
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Peyton Manning closing out his career with a Super Bowl win might make a nice story line, but investors could be forgiven if they wind up rooting for Carolina.
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Had Speech & Debate hewed closer to the original play, and invested in this more peculiar story line, it could have overcome the blur of "been there, done that" predictability.
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Complete with a compelling story line and engaging performances from an all-star cast ... check out the phenomenal film to see the story unfold right before your very eyes.
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The final two episodes feature a story line about a powerful male producer who has showered Tig with smarmy praise, impressed by the "dark material" in her radio show.
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The obsessive monitoring of all these channels drums up sufficient drama to create an enduring story line, even if only a few thousand people can manage to follow along.
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Using his hips, his arms, his back, his eyebrows, he acted out the music, providing an emotional story line parallel to the piece itself; he was narrative in flight.
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Conflicts gain sustained American attention only when they provide a compelling story line that appeals to both the public and political actors, and for reasons beyond the human toll.
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They not only reveal that he had "frustrations" with the limitations of his character's story line in the movies, but also how much author J.K. Rowling appreciated his portrayal.
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Yet the castle's Gothic vibe is serving Winterfell's current story line well, as the two Stark sisters increasingly turn on each other thanks to Littlefinger inflaming their darkest impulses.
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Some of these asides are interesting enough, but they are too heavy for the spindly story line, which is also burdened by Ms. Spiotta's growing disdain for her heroine.
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There is another story line within the broader one, and it too is heartening: the willingness of the Democratic leadership to stand up to mischief-makers in Congress itself.
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"Representation matters!" shouted its co-director, Lee Unkrich, a reference to the characters and story line of the film, which is centered on Mexico's Day of the Dead celebration.
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Wilde was "a star who made his life a season arc and a story line and a viral sensation so fascinating, it killed him," one of Oscar's acolytes says.
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"You don't need to have grown up in Bogotá to be taken in by Contreras's simple but memorable prose and absorbing story line," Julianne Pachico writes in her review.
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The story line might seem harmless enough, but the commercial wasn't cleared this week to air on British TV because it was deemed to violate laws against political advertising.
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Molinari and Fleetwood were also paired on the course for the opening two rounds of the tournament, as the organizers and the two golfers leaned into the story line.
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The Secret Empire story line, written by Nick Spencer and drawn by several artists, has been controversial since Captain America uttered the words "Hail Hydra," back in May 2016.
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Getting a gang together to pull off a big job is what a conventionally satisfying Western does, and her story line gives an ancient plot a delirious "Westworld" spin.
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They fear a recurring story line sure to pop up every time insurance premiums increase, providers leave local networks, or, most worrisome, Republicans fund President Barack Obama's signature achievement.
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Although hair wasn't a distinct story line in the show, how they presented spoke to larger conversations happening in real life surrounding everyday black women going into the office.
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It's a story line straight out of an old Hollywood movie, but the way that Mr. Rogers and Ms. Baumberger wound up in Herald Towers was anything but retrograde.
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There's a really masculine story line there that plays on the male characters — but also the male characters that the sisters would dress up as when they recite plays.
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Only four of the show's main characters appear, and most of the hour is concerned with resolving a story line that wasn't introduced until the middle of Season 1.
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A book that transports me to another world without having to work too hard, preferably with well-drawn characters and a story line that is either relatable or escapist.
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It did little to change the basic story line on Russian interference in the election, and Mr. Trump returns to months of investigations over his campaign's connections to Moscow.
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The constant focus on the shutdown provides Mr. Trump and the White House with a break from the story line that really makes them nervous: the special counsel investigation.
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But this story line ends up being more fun than it deserves because the actress Lotte Verbeek does her level best to provide a Geillis you love to hate.
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It also comes with a play mat that represents the robot's world and a book, which together allow players to follow a story line that the robot roams through.
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Ten months into the job, Friel said she had encountered nothing that would fit a story line of a tough-minded woman fighting against an entrenched and wrongheaded male bastion.
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He lamented he was unable to persuade Crawford to appear in the film, because he thought her story line was essential to the film's exploration of who Whitney really was.
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The filmmakers were accused of whitewashing the original story line; some critics even alleged that Johansson's on-screen image was doctored with CGI to make her appear more ethnically Asian.
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"Somebody comes into Kate's life who becomes a little bit of an antagonist, or somebody who could throw a couple of wrinkles into her story line with Toby," he said.
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That is when the Yankees' position players are due to report, including Alex Rodriguez, who might best be able to understand what it is to be a daily story line.
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Because Washington's pregnancy wasn't part of her Scandal story line, the show has been finding ways to outfit the actress in true Olivia Pope style while downplaying her baby bump.
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In case you're unfamiliar, Amabella was part of a key story line that involved her getting bullied at school ... which got her mom, Laura's character, freaking out in epic fashion.
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But with few exceptions, that story line has yet to play out in the U.S. Part of it is that some retailers are more focused on righting their own ships.
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We've had good times: It gave me Huck's story line and was the last thing I saw on the fateful night before Beyoncé dropped her self-titled album in 2013.
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But among Mr. Trump's allies and media boosters, the story line was set: A corrupt ambassador who did not like the president was misusing her authority to protect her friends.
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"For example, between scenes, or where it doesn't interrupt speech, where the story line feels good to take a break — those are all signals" used to select Ad Break locations.
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This shift in story line has probably caught Mets fans by surprise because throughout the years, the team, when good, has tended to be identified with pitching more than slugging.
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Catalina Aguilar Mastretta's script is free of speechifying and delivers just enough story line to keep a plot in motion; words are rarely used when expressions can better convey feelings.
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The 210 Race A story line has developed around the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton that seems to affect how each new event is interpreted by journalists and the public.
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Hauntingly beautiful full-spread landscapes are scattered throughout, some from Lobo's point of view and some from Seton's, supplemented by images of widely varying sizes that further the story line.
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Enhancing the movie's story line, Mr. Wheeldon and the book writer, Craig Lucas, concocted a transporting musical that turns Paris just after World War II into a kaleidoscope of romance.
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BEST STORY LINE THAT VANISHED: GAME 20143, 2002 Shawon Dunston was the San Francisco Giants' designated hitter for Game 6 of the 2002 World Series in Anaheim against the Angels.
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Derek, I was aware of the marriage story line for a while but I was not sure how to approach covering it or if I would even get the chance.
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So you take Jim, who comes from "The Big Bang Theory," add Cedric, this story line, the diversity — which CBS had been lacking — and filter it through the multicam structure.
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Made with then-new video technology, the two-part work's story line, involving the married couple Johnnie Mae Brown and Charles Brown and their respective infidelities, is only loosely followed.
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Another story line you kept exploring this season was Penelope's depression, and how she's still struggling with the social stigma and the need to rely on antidepressants to help her.
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An especially poignant story line follows another married couple, Heather and Napoleon, and their 20-year-old daughter, Zoe, who are all grieving the suicide of Zoe's twin brother, Zach.
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"You could envision a Muppet with a story line where they have to leave their home, or lives in a tent, or becomes best friends with a neighbor," she said.
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With "Avengers: Endgame," the two-movie story line that started with "Avengers: Infinity War" is finished, along with the 22-film cycle that represents the Marvel Cinematic Universe to date.
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What I loved about Brienne's story line this season, she not only gains some acknowledgment of her achievements, but she also manages to have a life as a human being.
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The reporters "instinctively understand the dangers of the Harvey-as-Monster story line — and the importance of refocusing our attention on structures of power," Susan Faludi writes in her review.
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He had not, in the press's familiar story line, caught the "big fish," and reporters would be eager to cast the indictment of S.A.C. as something short of total victory.
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Featuring the same "Ghostbusters" story line, the attraction opened in July at Madame Tussauds New York and has since sold more than 43,000 tickets, translating to nearly $900,000 in revenue.
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In the second season, Bonnie got a real story line — which required her to sit by her comatose mother in a hospital room few of the other characters ever visited.
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As "Creatures" unfolds, Van Meter subverts narrative expectations by making long and frequent digressions away from the compelling present, pre-wedding story line, to reveal either the past or future.
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Thomas's book made news (including a front-page New York Times profile) partly for its topical story line and partly because Thomas herself, a 29-year-old from Jackson, Miss.
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" He said that someone at Marvel — he did not say who — had suggested the orphan story line and that he had agreed "for fear my book would not be published.
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And there are all manner of outcomes when this is said and done but Pelosi has now effectively let the story line of Wednesday's vote linger through the holiday break.
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Pouille's arrangement with Mauresmo continues to be a story line, even though Mauresmo has coached men before, notably Britain's Andy Murray, whom she guided to the Melbourne final in 2015.
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It's our third straight episode where we don't really get much movement on what is established as the main story line of the season: the red signals and Spock's plight.
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The results of the test showed that people who saw the census story line were more likely to have positive attitudes toward the government generally — unless they lived in Arizona.
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So I think that that doesn't necessarily go with the story line, but I think again [it's common] for society to compartmentalize who people are at certain points in their life.
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"If they're going to cast a minority, I'm going to use this to my advantage," continued Shum, whose character Mike Chang was given his first major story line in season three.
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"It's a perfect storm in the wind when you've really done your homework — and that piece of music matches with the story line and the visuals you've shot," said Ms. Clark.
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Due in large part to the sky-high valuations of Silicon Valley's technology darlings, San Francisco's start-up scene has been a dominant story line in recent years — and rightfully so.
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While that story line has attracted sharply worded comments from politicians in Washington and strident headlines in U.S. media outlets, for traders in Moscow it all smacks of politics as usual.
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And with the film's most endearing performance, Sarah Steele plays Diwata Jones, the brazen theater nerd who's outraged after the unwed pregnancy story line in Once Upon a Mattress is removed.
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Our sources say the game always tries to maintain a similar story line to the happenings in Kim's real life -- so the diamond ring on virtual Kim just didn't make sense.
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The untitled Jurassic World 3, the third installment of the Jurassic World story line with Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, has officially landed a release date of June 11, 2021.
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Presidents have often sparred with the press, some have found ways to retaliate, and all seek in one way or another to control the political story line or duck cross-examination.
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If the long night is in fact coming and the dead are coming with it, then maybe that means GoT is going to throw a zombie-style story line our way.
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Rodriguez's home run usurped a story line that was of keen interest in Japan: the matchup between the starting pitchers, Tanaka and Iwakuma, former teammates with the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles.
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This effort to redefine debate as non-debate will be voted upon by the parliament at the end of this month, a European manifestation of the EM-as-bogeyman story line.
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Unlike other apps in the genre, Voez has graphics and a background story line that borrow heavily from Japanese manga; you play the game as part of a Japanese pop band.
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While we're dealing with a completely new story line, (almost) entirely different characters, and an elaborately re-skinned environment, newcomers shouldn't plan on enjoying this chapter sans Far Cry 53 knowledge.
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Their main tasks were to streamline the arena show — essentially a concert featuring solos by various characters — for the much smaller Dominion Theater and give it a more linear story line.
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No one ever monopolizes the story line; everyone takes turns, and every relationship gets its moment in the spotlight: Nick and Schmidt, Schmidt and Cece, Cece and Winston, Winston and Aly.
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We still don't know who Jon's father is (or at least, it isn't officially confirmed) and my guess is that the show will milk this story line until the very end.
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" The Union-Tribune called on Hunter to resign, and said that the editorial board hopes local and national Republicans "do not enable this bogus story line with blind loyalty to Hunter.
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We had to find another story line to keep the genius of Rossini and the music and the libretto, and keep it as a real comedy, because it's important to laugh.
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But if I were to have guessed, I would have predicted some kind of continuation of the story line that culminated in her sinking back into the ocean one last time.
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What started out as a scandal quickly became an engrossing story line and a pleasing snack food following a season dominated by the heavy indigestion of Ray Rice and domestic violence.
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It's possible that Claire's camera also alters the stream of time itself, as the story line introduces some elements of temporal dislocation while never shifting into an obvious sci-fi mode.
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Keller says that's not how things went down at all, and accuses producers of conspiring with Stodden's husband Doug Hutchison -- with whom Keller has major beef -- to introduce the story line.
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Apart from my certainty that even the nastiest female cop wouldn't have made that tampon joke, what's irritating about this story line is that it's just as didactic as Greg's lecture.
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I have seen the previews for this and it looks beyond good, it seems action packed, exciting and it will have a good story line leading into Marvels Avengers: Infinity War.
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I just wish "Here and Now" would listen to its own dialogue and give Ashley a substantial story line or two that doesn't boil down to her discomfort with her identity.
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Ms. Rosenberg also tweaked the original story line by adding sexual assault to the litany of horrors committed by Season 1's villain, Kilgrave, whose specter hangs over the new episodes.
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Resuming dialogue with Mr. Kim would also resurrect a handy story line for the president's just-launched re-election campaign in which Mr. Trump plays the role of diplomat and peacemaker.
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But befitting the show's fixation on role-playing as liberation, the faux-"GLOW" also advances the story line by showing how each character has poured herself into her wrestling alter ego.
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In the story line, her family is going back and forth between shelters, crashing with relatives and staying with Sofia, a real-life person who works at the local community center.
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Second, like his man-behind-bars, sins-of-the-past story line last season, Noah's white-savior narrative is almost certainly not going to play out the way he envisions it.
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This season, she has been on a mission to find her daughter from a previous story line, but when she finally gets there in "Phase Space," the moment is curiously anticlimactic.
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Dan Farah, a "Ready Player One" producer who worked since 2010 to get the complicated film made, credited "quintessential Spielberg movie magic" and the film's story line for its global appeal.
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The biggest games don't often change on a single play, even though that's a story line that often gets manufactured when, months or years later, someone wants to make a documentary.
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And Abramson isn't overly impressed by the Clinton story line getting the most attention: the lingering probe into the former secretary of state's "homebrew" email server during her Foggy Bottom tenure.
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In one story line, he has a shot at taking David Letterman's job but doesn't get it; in another, he nurses jealousy after his frenemy, Marc Maron, lands a TV show.
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You may not realize it until near the play's end, but there have been several emotionally fraught tales of divided families taking shape, as specific as any soap opera story line.
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Which is another way of saying it's not all Eli Manning's fault, even if television network cameras mostly focus on the quarterback because that is the natural, personality-driven story line.
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It has the best memory of any show since "The Shield" — every small story line works its way back somehow, even when the space between causes and effects can be years.
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Instead, the shows she watched all repeated the same story line: The girl has a crush on the boy, the boy finally says he likes her back, and they get together.
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Everything ends up in the same place, the latest example of bickering in do-nothing Washington—another story line that favors the burn-it-all-down GOP of the Trump era.
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Today, the Southeastern Conference's run of dominance is a major story line, and Alabama, which is hunting an astonishing fifth title in eight seasons, is heavily favored to beat the Huskies.
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The group was the subject of a long-running and still oft-quoted story line in the sitcom "Arrested Development," along with being referred to in countless other movies and shows.
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He calls back to that opening in his final pages: After Anna dies, the book's other main story line resolves with a joyful wedding and the birth of a baby boy.
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"Being able to, in a specific region, draw this story line together we think is pretty significant," study co-author Richard Seager, a climate scientist at Columbia University told National Geographic.
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"Atlanta has a lot of things that make it not an easy story line," said Linton Hopkins, who with his wife, Gina, opened the local food stalwart Restaurant Eugene 11 years ago.
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It marked third consecutive year that the Patriots and Brady had gotten to the championship game and the story line running through each of them was the same - when will Brady retire?
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One takeaway from the 2018 Masters might be this: Golf fans might as well get used to Spieth as a dominant story line at Augusta National's famed competition for a green jacket.
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According to Netflix, the titles are curated by experts on the company's creative teams, and are organized into these collections based on similar factors — like genre, tone, story line and character traits.
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So for all of you disappointed with the anticlimactic finish to the Peus/Samantha story line, hold tight because it appears that we haven't found the top of the food chain yet.
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"To cherry-pick one project among hundreds during this time frame and then use it out of context in order to further an agenda-driven story line is grossly inaccurate," he said.
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The following September, the story line continued with the series "Bachelor Father," with John Forsythe — who would go on to star in "Dynasty" — playing her uncle, and Sammee Tong playing his houseboy.
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"This whole story line about there being a coordinated production cut plan is just rubbish," said Kildfuff, the founding partner of Again Capital, an alternative investment manager specializing in energy and metals.
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When Sarah Stiles bowed out of the series "Get Shorty" to take a role on Broadway in "Tootsie," the TV show explained the exit with a story line based on her experience.
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He offers his clients a professionally produced video for every home he agrees to represent, and he estimates that in 40 percent of those cases, he includes actors and a story line.
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Even a story line in which a women's-encounter group encourages the repressed Cindy to familiarize herself with her vagina feels suddenly topical; what Mr. Trump bragged about grabbing, she's grabbing back.
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And the main guest story line is trite, involving a slimy "black hat" guest (Ben Barnes) goading his goody two-shoes future brother-in-law (Jimmi Simpson) to indulge his wild side.
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"Sugar Ray" is at its best during those reflections, and while a tighter story line (and some nuance) would be welcome, the structure allows Mr. Wilson to hold the floor with ease.
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" Continuing the political comedy, Ms. Dreyfus added: "We did have a whole story line about impeachment but we abandoned it because we were worried that someone else might get to that first.
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There's something infinitely more satisfying about a show that works a new perspective on harassment into its existing world, as opposed to carting in a new story line to satisfy a trend.
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As convincing and engaging as these flashbacks are, they do interrupt the main story line that's set up in the opening chapters, and at times I longed for more unimpeded forward momentum.
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But man, is there a lot of setup, and the porn story line — ostensibly the subject of the entire series — has barely started by the time the eight-episode first season ends.
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"Coming Home" and "Hamburger Hill" played on male fears of unfaithful wives and girlfriends, a story line hinting that female perfidy and the feminist subversion of warrior morale had cost us victory.
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Its story line — teenagers in a dystopian future search for treasure inside a virtual-reality world called the Oasis — was exceedingly difficult to explain in marketing materials, especially without resorting to spoilers.
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Responding to a reporter who tweeted about trying unsuccessfully to get Mr. Sanders to comment on the post-debate argument, a Sanders adviser, David Sirota, sought to stoke a different story line.
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German propagandists in World War I first used the story line, claiming that the British were crucifying German soldiers, he said, and it has been a staple of European war propaganda since.
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And as a teenager, before the series began, she briefly supported herself by mugging fellow New Yorkers (including an unsuspecting, dino-obsessed young Ross), which proved to be Friends' darkest story line.
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The main story line in "The Testaments" is a kind of spy thriller about a mole inside Gilead, who is working with the Mayday resistance to help bring down the evil empire.
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The best story line is the simple one: Mr. Trump tried to bribe a foreign official with American government dollars to announce an investigation of unfounded charges against a domestic political rival.
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It is the other story line — whether Anthony is staying or leaving — that may keep taking unpredictable and distracting turns for the Knicks until the N.B.A.'s trade deadline in late February.
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A new "High Castle" story line involves a Japanese-American woman who survived the wartime internment camp at Manzanar, in California — one constant, it turns out, between its fictional timeline and ours.
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In India, where election-year nationalism is fueling waves of anger over the militant attack in Kashmir that killed dozens of soldiers this month, the story line was of righteous vengeance accomplished.
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At the risk of seeming too curmudgeonly, I'll give the writers of the show — this chapter was written by Chris Silvestri and Anthony Maranville — credit for the overarching Red Angel story line.
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"Either they communicate with the markets in a timely and intelligent fashion, or the markets are going to write their own story line," said Mr. Adams, a former senior United States Treasury official.
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However, one thing is clear: Rumors have stirred that Angela came in with a mission to hook up with Johnny for not only protection in the game, but also, again, for story line.
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Performing events that she felt badly about in the first place, and participating in the flattening of her life for the sake of a narrow and distorted story line, was a bad experience.
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A story line that she lends to the girls' father — he goes off to war to serve soldiers and falls ill — was ripped from her own experience as a nurse on the front.
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This was part of a story-line in which she and her brother Shane, both WWE executives who appear in WWE productions as villainous executives and wrestlers, tried to steal their parents' business.
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This whole story line about Rob & Chyna (and Rob and Chyna) is like a post-modern, meta brain teaser, which none of them realize or all of them think that viewers won't notice.
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Through our desire to see that relationship fail, succeed, or transform, the writers determine whether or not they've got us hooked, and this gives them so much room to explore the story line.
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But the fact that I thought I could means that Disney could have slid LeFou — a Gaston loyalist who is secretly in love with him — into the story line without a huge announcement.
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The Petra versus Jane thing has been done so many times in so many different ways, and while I love seeing a story line about moms on television, this feels a little forced.
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On a spiritual level, it seems distasteful to imagine a living person as a piece being moved around on a narrative chessboard, his every move calculated to advance a maximally entertaining story line.
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The story line of the play is by Ms. Rowling, John Tiffany and Jack Thorne, who wrote the script, and the creators have sought to impose intense secrecy about the plot and production.
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On one level, the story line is a tangled mass of mystery; a slow, painful revelation of the secrets its characters hold tight: collaboration with the Nazis, moral recriminations, forbidden love, even murder.
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You may find your fingertips and attention dancing all over the place, and as you complete levels, you get to see more of the cartoon story line about the band you are helping.
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Rogelio and Paola's story line is the stuff "Jane the Virgin" is built for: a mixture of comedy and telenovela elements, dark humor juxtaposed with onscreen hashtags, and even a little legitimate suspense.
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While the narrator worries over the "banal story line tracing the alienation of the individual in late capitalism," and Eleanor travels to Addis Ababa, Moschovakis considers the vagaries of the decisions we make.
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The scene with Lorelai, Emily, and Rory in the back seat of the car going to the funeral just about broke me, and Emily's story line had the most emotional weight and credibility.
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Ms. King and her co-hosts had just finished a discussion about fathers talking to sons about the #MeToo movement, a story line the show and the network (and the country) can't escape.
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Stevens remains a work in progress as a junior, but her presence provided the most intriguing story line as UConn defeated Duke, 251-59, on Saturday in the semifinals of the Albany Regional.
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We distort or create memories that support a particular viewpoint or story line; we overestimate our own strengths; we believe self-reinforcing things despite contradictory evidence; and much more, according to Psychology Today.
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Female characters dominate Liu's story line — which unfolds bit by bit like a novel through Takeda's gorgeous sequential panels — and touches on themes of race, war, duality, friendships and the meaning of family.
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A star like Mr. Paul has his pick of sponsorship deals, but he took a liking to his new neighbors, so he concocted a bet — or, more accurately, a social media story line.
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For the sake of narrative speed and cinematic concision, it is compelled to jettison superfluous characters and an entire parallel story line: that of Gloucester, yet another father of wicked and favorable offspring.
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Until recently, one dominant story line was that the epidemic in China spiraled out of control because the authorities cracked down on early whistle-blowers in late December, allowing the virus to spread.
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This, in her view, is a criminally retrograde story line, one that recasts women as pitiful creatures who cannot think and act for themselves — and it's a story they seem to have internalized.
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In Pyeongchang, her presence is a major story line for reporters and the buzz on the street, with some in South Korea curious and accepting, while others are skeptical, if not downright cynical.
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Ms. Klobuchar's fifth-place finish in Iowa left her surprisingly close to Mr. Biden, but that story line was all but swallowed by the inability of Iowa Democrats to actually tally the vote.
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"Rising Star" takes him to task for writing three of his early lovers out of his memoir — implying that he did so because they did not fit the journey-to-blackness story line.
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Each of its two seasons splits its time between a serialized story line that tracks Dev's romantic and professional misadventures and stand-alone episodes on such themes as religion, gender and immigrant families.
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An update on the television ratings from Michael M. Grynbaum: Between impeachment hearings, football playoffs and the holidays, TV audiences for that other national story line — the Democratic presidential primary — have been dwindling.
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Kiefer Sutherland and Boyd Holbrook star in the update, which is centered around a different story line involving a man using social media to try to prove his innocence after a subway explosion.
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Do you guys have that discussion, where NBC says, "Well, let's focus on this kind of story line, or this kind of personality," you guys say, "No, no, this is much more interesting"?
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The notion that Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi had himself relayed to the world via his Apple Watch evidence of his own torture, killing and dismemberment was quickly replaced by a more compelling story line.
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The dominant story line of this race has been one of outsiders versus the establishment, with outsiders like Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump helped by the fact that the establishment lane has looked overcrowded.
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The same story line kept coming up in the early days of ride-hail driving apps: I leased a car to drive for Uber or Lyft, and it ended up costing me too much.
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He was clearly friends with CeCe, and to really bring it back to the beginning of this twisted story line, his dad was the judge who presided over the adoption of CeCe's secret sibling.
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In a nice touch that I didn't see coming, the story line doesn't simply serve to increase tension with Rogelio and Xo's on-again/off-again relationship but actually includes a poignant Jane moment.
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The threat of exposure has become a running theme throughout this season, one conveyed not only through the hacking story line but also via Catherine's continuing effort to make that "doc" about her mother.
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"I would say the story line would be: Toys R Us went out of business and this is what happened to all the retail workers and the store," Tinari said of the haunted house.
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Underlining Moon's efforts to re-engage with the North, the opening ceremony followed the story line of children wandering through a mythical landscape and discovering a world where people live in peace and harmony.
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Moreover, as we soon discover, raping and murdering the "stalwart gunslinger's girl" is an actual story line programmed by the park's architects for guests to act out, if they're into that sort of thing.
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The opera's libretto fuses contrasting stories: the biblical tale of the expulsion from the Garden of Eden, and a story line from the Chinese kunqu drama "The Peony Pavilion," a multipart, 19-hour epic.
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In the end, only one mother and son from the book are featured in the documentary, though at a very different stage of the now-grown child's life and with a different story line.
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"In the story line, her family is going back and forth between shelters, crashing with relatives and staying with Sofia, a real-life person who works at the local community center," Ms. Stewart writes.
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That hyperbolic story line has enveloped Steven Spielberg since early last month, when reports surfaced that he planned to propose Oscar rule changes that would block films that are primarily distributed online from competing.
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"In a week Sanders had to get right, he couldn't grow support or change the story line," by Sean Sullivan Why the last-ditch effort to make a stand in Michigan did not work.
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The association makes a certain amount of sense: After all, this particular story line (antique rugs, another purchase specified in the indictment, thrown in) could have come straight from one of Mr. Spelling's productions.
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The firm would provide the story line, play characters like inquiring reporters and angry protesters, and provide supporting material like social media posts and published articles, all designed to make us feel increasingly panicked.
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Aside from the parallel story line of Bobby's betrayal and all its sleight-of-hand references, Chuck's snare snaps shut just a little too easily given the size and cunning of its intended quarry.
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Both Mr. Dhesi and WWE executives deny that his story line was politically motivated or designed to send subtle messages, even as the company has made a large investment in becoming a global product.
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"The Garden of Forking Paths," if it truly explored every possible story line, would have been a novel without any direction—a paradox, in that it would hardly say more than a blank page.
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A third story line unfolds more than 20 years earlier and centers on a teenage boy, on holiday with his family, who becomes alarmed when a handsome stranger takes an interest in his sister.
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While the lyrics offered a certain amount of feminist swagger—Beyoncé promises that, if a lover pleases her, she "might take him on a flight on my chopper"—there wasn't an obvious story line.
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They undermined the card-carrying-member-of-the-establishment messaging of his dark suit and subtly patterned Republican red tie, just as his testimony undermined the no-quid-pro-quo White House story line.
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The movie's story line, concocted by Hausner and Géraldine Bajard, recalls that of the much-remade classic "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," in which emotional humans are replaced by unfeeling drones hatched from pods.
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Each of these characters has a story line, and as those develop the series becomes more intriguing and a bit more serious, exploring the tensions that press upon and often fracture families like these.
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All the same, Jonathan's professional focus on "lost boys" keeps us in contact with "The Topeka School"'s most outward-looking story line, and most daring attempt to countenance the problem of other minds.
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Around Halloween, when he pitched his story line to a small group of Apple executives in the company's Culver City outpost, Van Amburg was shocked by the way Moore launched headlong into the show.
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Also, it being the '70s and '80s, we could not escape stories of nuclear annihilation, which was a perennial story line for television series and books, many of them aimed at young-adult audiences.
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You'd have had to travel to the political fringe of right-wing talk radio, the Drudge Report and dissident publications like Breitbart News to find an alternative viewpoint that rejected this basic story line.
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The main story line of the night pits the two reigning queens of pop, Beyoncé and Adele (sorry, Taylor) against each other in the top three categories: song, record and album of the year.
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With a Chinese director; a mostly Chinese cast, story line and locations; and abundant references to the country's culture, it is perhaps the most Chinese film to be made with significant Hollywood studio backing.
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As she writes each episode, she uses feedback from the actors and viewers — who write comments on NRK's website, as well as on Facebook and Tumblr fan pages — to keep the story line believable.
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Now she is pushing with new rigor at the boundaries of her primary medium and material — drawing and paper — merging collage, political cartoon and history painting, and this gives her story line more force.
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The timing didn't help, considering one story line last season was about N.F.L. players who sat or knelt during the national anthem to draw attention to racial oppression and police brutality against black Americans.
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The next Bachelor famously revealed on national television that he had slept with Bachelorette Andi Dorfman while on her season, and his intimate relationship with Bachelorette Kaitlyn Bristowe was a major story line on hers.
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Privately, Cruz aides say they are hoping for a significant Trump win in New Hampshire, believing that a story line about his comeback here would be preferable to another wave of Rubio-exceeds-expectations coverage.
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Their idea was to launch an immersive, large-scale version of what Carbone had been putting on display at her own home, complete with vignettes, a story-line, and live actors to deliver the thrills.
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Separately from from the story line, it was really fun as an actor to find this character and find a different Justin: one with an impediment, and one with something to play physically and emotionally.
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"Rather than working its way through a neatly predigested story line, it plunges the audience into a vast social fresco," the British critic Tony Rayns, one of the movie's first Western admirers, wrote in 21951.
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The Comey-Giuliani-Trump story line took yet another dramatic twist Thursday night, when Comey joined MSNBC's Rachel Maddow to talk about his book and his memos about Trump, which were leaked to the media.
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But in the end, let's not kid ourselves: It's the gold-plated-black-swan candidacy of Mr. Trump that will hang over both convention weeks, like two prime-time series sharing a crossover story line.
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The play, which has a story line by Ms. Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany, begins previews at the Palace Theater here on Tuesday, and everything about the production has been shrouded in tantalizing secrecy.
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Yes, Atwood said: the app, a kind of interactive podcast, plays an apocalyptic story line in a listener's ears as she jogs, thus making a workout more entertaining, if you like that sort of thing.
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Most of "Moo Moo" actually proves why Brooklyn Nine-Nine is an ideal show to tackle this story line, and it's not just because the jokes help to keep things light and move it along.
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The story line of the video is that my Telecaster gets stolen out of my car, so the three of us girls find creative ways to make some cash to buy me a new guitar.
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But the good news of this episode is that, at a breakneck pace, it put to rest much of the doubt that this sequel story line had enough juice to make it on its own.
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The adultery story enhanced the sense that he was an enigma, a story line that developed when the press learned that he had changed his name from Hartpence and fudged his age by a year.
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Though many Houston-area landlords have waived fees and offered transitional help, others have been accused of hardball tactics that have added to this region's pain, a familiar story line when a major hurricane strikes.
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"Incredibles 2" gives Helen a feminist story line that boots her into the field to fight crime and relegitimize superheroes, while leaving her hubby (Craig T. Nelson) at home to tend to chores and kids.
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Love is effort and desire — not a sentimental story line about easy or immediate attachment, but the complicated bliss of joined lives: ham-and-guacamole sandwiches, growing pains at midnight, car seats covered in vomit.
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Without their financial and practical support (among other things, Mr. Menell wrote the story line), Ms. Williams wrote in her recent memoir, "King Kong — Our Knot of Time & Music," the musical would never have happened.
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Featuring a "Ghostbusters" story line and costing $20 a person, that experience allows participants — outfitted with special virtual-reality gear — to feel as if they are searching for ghosts in a New York apartment building.
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Dodgers 22, Mets 2100.2 The pitcher's pursuit of the award for the second time in two years is an additional story line in the wild-card chase, which got a little bleaker on Sunday night.
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News Analysis As political theater, the threat last week from the Trump administration that it would pull the United States out of the North American Free Trade Agreement effectively enhanced the White House story line.
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Ms. Frederickson writes: The best story line is the simple one: Mr. Trump tried to bribe a foreign official with American government dollars to announce an investigation of unfounded charges against a domestic political rival.
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Underlining Moon's efforts to re-engage with the North, the opening ceremony followed the story line of children wandering through a mythical, snowy landscape and discovering a world where people live in peace and harmony.
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This has the makings of another wasted story line: To see Tilly develop because she has an alien that possesses her rather than seeing her succeed on her own, again, seems like contrived character development.
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Just as I have found myself tempted to believe the Pregnant Jen story line, the president's fans seem more than willing to embrace this version of reality — a story line that has been fleshed out by The National Enquirer, his unignorable Twitter feed, his Fox News cheering section (Sean Hannity, Jeanine Pirro, the gang at "Fox & Friends"), his radio boosters (Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin), and his longtime adviser Roger Stone, who fed a new "deep state" theory to Infowars a week before his arrest on Friday.
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In nearly every story line in this episode, it's like there's a ticking clock timed to a pending explosion — the harsh Rebecca-Janet fight, Kevin returning to taking pills, Deja lashing out against Randall and Beth.
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Not only did this story line once again correlate mental health with being the antagonist, but it also made a mental health facility seem like an island of misfit toys, rather than an actual treatment center.
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With Season 6, HBO's fantasy saga "Game of Thrones" will move past the story line of "A Song of Ice and Fire," the uncompleted series of George R. R. Martin novels that it is based on.
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For Ms. Gigliotti, the "Hidden Figures" story line had everything and more: the Cold War, the space race, the damages of segregation and racial and gender inequality, all set against the country's burgeoning civil rights struggles.
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There were too many questions (his parentage) and teased confrontations (the White Walkers) that would be left unresolved, and the show's entire Wall story line would be left with a bastard-sized hole in the middle.
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" Set in a post-apocalyptic America, Death Stranding has a nonlinear story line focused on a courier played, with the help of motion-capture technology, by Mr. Reedus, a star of the AMC hit "Walking Dead.
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And on Thursday, he infused standards like "Ain't Misbehavin'" (sly and teasing) and "Just One of Those Things" (cheerfully blasé), and show tunes from "Gypsy" (an exquisitely tender "Small World"), with suggestions of a story line.
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But when she walked glumly to a lectern at a ballroom in a downtown Los Angeles hotel, a sheet of paper in hand, Sharapova promptly changed the expected story line by instead disclosing the failed test.
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Line: Chargers by 4 The ready-made story line is Drew Brees returning to San Diego for the first time since the Chargers cast him aside in favor of Philip Rivers after Brees injured his shoulder.
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This might not matter—plenty of vivid autofictions are strung out along the quivering elastic of a single authorial ego—were it not that the book's central story line concerns the breakup of the narrator's marriage.
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The story line of the new film is essentially ripped from the 1984 version of "Terminator," and while it's not unsuccessful —or boring to watch — a little originality would have done a lot for the film.
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If you can resist a story line in which Ms. Stone relives a defining catastrophe in the person of a cynical elf warrior, your "defense mechanisms," as Dr. Mantleray would put it, are stronger than mine.
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Mr. Gottlieb's assessments include drawing positive attention to the "robust sex and amusing plotting" in one writer's novel and noting another's "preposterous" story line (though he adds that the preposterousness is what allows for the fun).
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In global terms, the most significant men's story line available at this stage would be a victory by Nishikori, who would become the first Japanese man — and Asian man — to win a Grand Slam singles title.
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Outtakes: • A note on style: David Simon shows, like many big ensemble projects, have to do a lot of cutting between one story line and another, so no subplot or characters wilts from lack of attention.
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Duc, whose story line is still only about his childhood trauma and his hunger for his father's approval, finds out he was adopted from a village near where Greg's brother Archie died in the Vietnam War.
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Pass or fail, the very act of senators' voting alters the story line that McConnell and company have been peddling: that Republican lawmakers are helpless observers in some tacky war between the president and congressional Democrats.
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In January, Kitty Pryde, the leader of this group of X-Men, proposed to her teammate, Piotr ("Peter") Rasputin, and the current story line, "Til Death Do Us Part," has been marching toward their big day.
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The resulting images featured "figures that are isolated in their stillness in the middle of a kind of implied narrative," as Li put it — a kind of perfect complement to the story line behind Takahashi's collection.
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But the president's story line left the White House struggling to explain his motivation for firing his F.B.I. director a day after calling the Russia investigation nothing more than a "taxpayer funded charade" that should end.
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The cast and crew of "The Lego Batman Movie" sustain that joke admirably, filling in its 104-minute running time with loads of busy action, deadpan humor, visual comedy, reflexive bits and an overfamiliar story line.
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"Valor" stands out, if only for having a slightly different premise — it too starts out with a covert operation gone wrong, but that sets up an ongoing story line about a cover-up and conflicting loyalties.
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In designing your game, consider who the main characters would be, what story line the game would follow, what form it would take, how it would be played and anything else you want to take on.
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Before last week, he had been the primary's equivalent of Ozymandias from HBO's "Watchmen": the powerful billionaire occupying a separate story line, which you had to take on faith would intersect with the main plot eventually.
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Being given a chance to revisit a thought-to-be-completed project could tempt any writer to dig up a long-abandoned story line or to perfect something they wish they'd changed in the first place.
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The third season begins with the promise of a fourth (the show was renewed in April) and a story line that finds the families rebuilding society along what used to be the United States-Mexico border.
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While audiences and performers can be reluctant to have these debates, Sweeney is open to further consideration of her work and she plays herself in a story line on "Work in Progress," which premieres on Dec.
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But she is about to run into another in-form power player with a freight-train story line: Johanna Konta, the first British woman to reach this late stage of Wimbledon since Virginia Wade in 1978.
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Being given a chance to revisit a thought-to-be-completed project could tempt any writer to dig up a long-abandoned story line or to perfect something they wish they'd changed in the first place.
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On Friday, Susan Brandt, the president of Dr. Seuss Enterprises, said that the mural had been intended to illustrate the "wonderful possibility of a child's imagination," which was the story line of the Mulberry Street book.
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Thomas Payne's character, Jesus, from "The Walking Dead" finally came out as gay on Sunday night's episode, but he says his sexuality on the show isn't and shouldn't be a significant part of the story line.
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Midway through the third story line for group B, even Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, who leads a strong cast, appeared to be fully improvising a phone conversation and close to cracking up, perhaps waiting for a cue.
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Politico has the scoop that Trump's revised executive order is planned for Monday, with Homeland Security employees told to stay home and the administration desperate for a story line to take focus off the president's Saturday tweetstorm.
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Mr. Kirk and Ms. Parker manage to work up some chemistry, but perhaps because their repartee lacks the acidic brilliance necessary, the Bea-and-Ben story line, which usually dominates "Much Ado" productions, fades into the background.
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The easy story line is that Cespedes led the Mets to the playoffs and Murphy led them to the World Series, and soon both might play for the Mets' No. 103 rival in the National League East.
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I remember the first time I watched Sex and the City — although the too-adult story line might have gone over my head, I fell in love with the over-the-top fashion I saw on-screen.
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Last week, it seemed as if This is Us was finally going to give us the story line that builds the most momentum in the show, that it was going to finally reveal how Jack Pearson died.
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According to Vanity Fair, Sasha's interactions with Rosita in this last episode made it seem as if the zombie hunter is adopting a story line from the comic that will lead to an untimely demise — and soon.
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