That symbolism, and that relationship of the symbolism, is what motivated me.
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He also knows a thing or two about symbolism — blood symbolism especially.
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Symbolism is important, not everyone's going to read Marx by next week, but people connect with symbolism.
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But it's possible that they exchanged symbolism or that Neanderthals influenced the art and symbolism of modern humans.
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I remember wondering whether there was a lesson here, some tidy symbolism about the waning Southern fixation over symbolism.
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This is only a bit of symbolism — the lines have been converging for a while — but it is important symbolism.
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But I have seen symbolism in election, symbolism that fails the people that so desperately need the action to make change.
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You can Google "wolf symbolism" and get dozens of links about what wolves represent in certain traditions, in dream symbolism and folklore.
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"But I have seen symbolism in election, symbolism that fails the people that so desperately need the action to make change," Ratajkowski added.
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You need to know the Catholic symbolism, and then you need to know the inverse of that symbolism, because all these people were into it.
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"The great irony of McMansions is it's all about using architectural symbolism and class symbolism but expressing it in the least expensive way possible," Wagner says.
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But symbolism is all that's really going on here — there is no broader meaning to the valuations of specific companies and specific points in time beyond that symbolism.
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If we have learned anything over the past year or so, it's that while symbolism shines brightly, it's the meat and potatoes behind the symbolism that truly carries weight.
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But the symbolism — a portable protective tent — makes sense.
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And the symbolism behind this specific look is ever cooler.
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Here Madonna, not Jesus, wears the crown, reimagining Christian symbolism.
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LB: Studio D has a lot of symbolism for me.
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As a literature teacher, symbolism is not lost on me.
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Beyond their symbolism, brooms are, of course, used for sweeping.
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But what symbolism, even art, if they could defile it!
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They thrilled more to his symbolism than to his substance.
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The black heart could hold some recent symbolism for Grande.
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"I think there may be some symbolism here," Sanders said.
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No surprise, Beyoncé's church look is full of religious symbolism.
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He broke down its symbolism in an August 2017 post.
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Some, however, have seen the symbolism and don't like it.
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I have never consumed so much symbolism in one sitting.
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Let us now turn to the problem of tortoise symbolism.
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While this moment is important, the symbolism is not enough.
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Such symbolism would be costly in the best of cases.
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Unfitting symbolism aside, a grand military parade would be expensive.
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"The Nest," symbolism of the nest in art and culture.
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But symbolism is not carrying the weight it once did.
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But despite the gathering's symbolism, expectations for progress were low.
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But its Francoist symbolism also makes it a place of
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Within about two minutes, all the Nazi symbolism was gone.
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Symbolism shifted from Baroque France to ancient Greece and Rome.
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And the coal industry seethes with symbolism. Coal. Guns. Freedom.
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That clashes the situation with the symbolism of the piano.
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And the power of symbolism isn't lost on Colin Kaepernick.
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Like I said, this video has some very obvious symbolism.
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Here the symbolism is starker, the characters more crudely sketched.
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"It's purely symbolic, but the symbolism is important," he says.
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But enough with the complexities; back to the easy symbolism.
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After a year, its symbolism feels complicated to me now.
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Both the hearing and the bill are freighted with symbolism.
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" He continues: "The symbolism is more important than the reality.
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The day was replete with historical symbolism for both allies.
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But this religious symbolism was of less concern to Abraham.
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" The accidental style was made permanent "to preserve the symbolism.
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The (perhaps obvious) symbolism: A Tiffany ring will stop traffic.
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But the idea would be more about symbolism than impact.
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Its expense and symbolism has deterred Republicans and Democrats alike.
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I do Jungian therapy and there's a lot of symbolism.
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"The issue is not cheap symbolism here," the mayor said.
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Tax reform does not carry the same political symbolism, however.
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There's so much art, and everything is weighted with symbolism.
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It seems like you're focusing on the symbolism of it.
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This is partly because of its unashamed approach to symbolism.
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"But sometimes symbolism is more potent than fact," Stephens writes.
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And wasn't his taste for pat symbolism a bit gauche?
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And wasn't his taste for pat symbolism a bit gauche?
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Can you talk about some of the symbolism you referenced?
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Foreigners "have nothing to do with our symbolism," he added.
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You have to have, you probably do need some symbolism.
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Rich in value, rich in symbolism Vandana Mohan, an elite wedding planner in New Delhi, says that gold plays an important role in Indian weddings because of its symbolism of wealth, prosperity and security.
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But it's the clashes at Berkeley that carry the most symbolism.
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"off" in its modern incarnations means recognizing that its potent symbolism
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"There's symbolism there, that they wrecked his childhood home," Madden said.
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There's enough symbolism in each scene to write a Hanna dissertation.
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Military analysts in Israel welcomed the aircraft's delivery, noting its symbolism.
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For people of … a certain age, they are redolent with symbolism.
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Congress, in response, resorts to symbolism and grandstanding instead of compromise.
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What's more, the Taliban are bothered by the symbolism of sanctions.
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The declaration was as arresting for its symbolism as its content.
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There has been an abundance of such symbolism in recent weeks.
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MOON JAE-IN is an optimist with an eye for symbolism.
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Unclear if there's any symbolism in her song choice ... "True Colors."
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But this isn't a movie about deep symbolism and heartfelt themes.
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It won't be Macron's first foray into soft diplomacy and symbolism.
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And the symbolism of that means more than the decision itself.
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Trump also carried off the symbolism surrounding the visit to Paris.
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But the green space held equally strong symbolism for many Istanbullus.
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And they can turn that symbolism into meaningful practice and policy.
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The issue at the moment is the symbolism of the statues.
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Without warning, we had entered the realm of symbolism and abstraction.
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Shot mainly in Spain, the aerial footage transcends the banal symbolism.
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The timing and location of the attacks carried strong political symbolism.
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That gap allowed such writers to take on an electric symbolism.
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"The Nest," the symbolism of the nest in art and culture.
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KATONAH "The Nest," symbolism of the nest in art and culture.
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Instead, they set out to imbue it with symbolism and mythology.
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There's even Sapphic symbolism that follows this should-be couple around.
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The specific breeds of flowers aren't important to each photograph's symbolism.
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This is not just symbolism, this is about real people's lives.
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The force and the symbolism of myth pervade Moore's engrossing tale.
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Easy. The symbolism is compelling: the Fourth of July — Independence Day.
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No more than paying attention to any kind of symbolism is.
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"I think there may be some symbolism here," he said. Nice.
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Literary scholars have examined Welty's writing, symbolism, and yes, her cakes.
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Part of my reason stems from the symbolism his campaign brings.
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The symbolism of seemingly mundane documents is not limited to passports.
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It would be easy to mistake this all for easy symbolism.
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It makes more sense as an act of symbolism than logic.
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It was not performance art, or an intentional act of symbolism.
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It was a morning thick with clouds and redolent with symbolism.
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Think of military exercises as part geopolitical symbolism, part substantive training.
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This posturing vehemence, though, can be muted by discordantly obvious symbolism.
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Wattam is best approached as a children's game rich with symbolism.
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I'm trying to find, through dance, the symbolism of her paintings.
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As origin stories go, Dion's (Ja'Siah Young) is ripe for symbolism.
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The symbolism of her youth can't be separated from its exploitation.
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The symbolism of this—be careful, or culture will fall overboard!
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The symbolism of deceit and disappointment is clear even to them.
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Does writer Tom Rob Smith sometimes overload his dialogue with symbolism?
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The symbolism of this particular episode, "Season of The Witch," is dense.
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Critics devoted thousands of words to finding hidden clues and unpicking symbolism.
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But it comes in a process that has been rife with symbolism.
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That's the symbolism for which I want this day to be remembered.
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By contrast, here there is no symbolism and so nothing 'to get.
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KATONAH "The Nest," the symbolism of the nest in art and culture.
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The symbolism and iconography of common belief infuses these objects with meaning.
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The agreement is not a contract, but its symbolism is nevertheless important.
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That is, until she realized the power and symbolism of a salmon.
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The French defense minister highlighted the symbolism involved in Mosul's re-capture.
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The symbolism of the games exists in the minds of the public.
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Ritter designed a sticker -- a police shield with the LGBT rainbow symbolism.
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But, on a deeper level, the symbolism of it is really overwhelming.
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The answer, Dr. Attridge says, is a yet another matter of symbolism.
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Whether or not Dolley was aware of this symbolism, we don't know.
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The symbolism was striking, and it wasn't lost on the young plaintiffs.
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The synthesis and symbolism seem to be undone in the final moment.
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"You can't ignore the timing of this and the symbolism," he said.
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One Weibo user, quoted by the New York Times, summarized the symbolism.
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The irony and symbolism of this very location is glaring to me.
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But early Thursday, the sense of optimism and symbolism approached euphoric levels.
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Q: The symbolism of Amitabh Bachchan talking about issues like consent, etc.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Symbolism can sometimes be overwhelmed by sheer financial power.
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Simcha Teich noted the symbolism of the branches of the synagogue's menorah.
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The symbolism of this visit is as noteworthy as it is remarkable.
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To Vittorini, this image is central to the symbolism of her series.
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The tight-knit crew sneak subliminal messages and symbolism into the film.
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There are words encrypted in my face and it's just about symbolism.
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Similarly, Mithu Sen's works use symbolism to delve into unnerving cultural themes.
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Her symbolism has complexity that ties into race, culture, belief, and politics.
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How important was it for you to get that symbolism in there?
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So they like to play with that symbolism to a certain degree.
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"Clean yourselves up," Ms. Roa said, describing the symbolism of toilet paper.
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There is no symbolism, only his observation of the forms and edges.
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But the symbolism has already had obvious effects on the global marketplace.
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The local politicians join a national chorus to censor Civil War symbolism.
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Some Europeans argue that beyond the gauzy symbolism, that is already happening.
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Graduation ceremonies are a time for symbolism, for happy and expected sounds.
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Obliterating the symbolism, it was thought, could make the problem go away.
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Otherwise, she said, the efforts would amount to little more than symbolism.
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Villani has not said if there is any symbolism behind the brooch.
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THE SYMBOLISM of the venue clanged as clear as a temple bell.
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So in terms of symbolism, early modern humans and Neanderthals were similar.
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The symbolism remains too strong, favoring Israeli claims against those of Palestinians.
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With that, a title historically weighted with incredible symbolism lost its relevance.
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But in this case, the symbolism of the site ran even deeper.
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But let's be clear: This is a disagreement about symbolism, not policy.
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This is, more than anything, about the meaning and symbolism of crying.
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"The symbolism of Ithaca is false," he said in a televised address.
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Maybe the symbolism is lost on the kid, but least he's happy.
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Other Notes: The religious symbolism continues to ring heavy-handedly throughout Season 2.
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It was impossible to miss the symbolism: That was some big glass ceiling.
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"There's a lot of symbolism in the structure of Red Car," Jiang notes.
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I also liked the symbolism of 'rising from the ashes,' like a phoenix.
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Beyond the symbolism, no one in Russia expects the meeting to produce breakthroughs.
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Politicians fear plant closures, job losses and the unpopular symbolism of industrial decline.
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This symbolism is crucial for understanding Cancers: They experience emotions as overwhelming floods.
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Most of all, consider the symbolism of the source of this week's news.
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It's also a bastion of history and symbolism, including for the United States.
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Notice the cynical symbolism of the chosen date -- July 14, France's national holiday.
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Comment from discussion truthfulie's comment from discussion "[S7E4] - Symbolism in the end scene".
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Comment from discussion BryanDGuy's comment from discussion "[S7E4] - Symbolism in the end scene".
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You can't miss the symbolism there: she's a queen and she knows it.
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First, there is symbolism in the villain some selected: the Central Intelligence Agency.
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His artworks burst with symbolism, but he struggles to understand what they represent.
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She's inspired people trying to decode the symbolism of her various official photos.
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In fact, the choice of the panther symbolism is illustrative of this fact.
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Skeptics will argue about compliance but the symbolism in itself cannot be understated.
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Almost without exception, targets have been chosen for their vulnerability or cultural symbolism.
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Their symbolism may be heavy-handed, but memes are not simple visual messages.
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The only person present in the basement to appreciate the symbolism was me.
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Some associate the symbolism with white supremacist sentiments, akin to the Confederate Flag.
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"At first, the symbolism surrounding her was xenophobic, not pro-immigration," he said.
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And that would cause people to have spasms over what that symbolism meant.
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That the words activism and BlackRock are mentioned together is deep with symbolism.
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" Sometimes, Cramer finds the symbolism on Wall Street to be "downright heavy-handed.
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Metaphor sometimes becomes symbolism in Mr. Trelinski's staging, and that's another thing entirely.
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And that symbolism of tolerance continued into the nineties during the Yugoslav Wars.
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The slightest nudge against that symbolism sets us ablaze with anger and accusations.
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That has made the shock and symbolism of the killing of the Rev.
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That serpent comes with serious backstory — and Moss' dress is loaded with symbolism.
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A ring's power inheres in its simplicity, its symmetrical beauty, its broad symbolism.
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I said yes, and so the debate over designs and symbolism begins again.
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Is it too soon to call in the department of clichéd political symbolism?
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As a result, some of those moments flirt with inconsequence or facile symbolism.
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Evocative of the Olympic rings, other "five" symbolism was featured in the show.
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Mr. Tillerson's denouement seemed rife with the symbolism of the change to come.
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And to the people making memes out of Barack's leafy background ... it's symbolism.
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And yet there is no symbolism to the piece, which is resolutely abstract.
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Mr. Rycharski, 33, makes large sculptural installations filled with religious and rural symbolism.
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The first two affected relatively few of us directly but had enormous symbolism.
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The White House's choice of The New York Times was laden with symbolism.
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The choice of signatories in the power-sharing agreement was heavy with symbolism.
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They carry a symbolism of how the artists perceived their personalities and statue.
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But it's not just the symbolism that's ancient; it's the materials as well.
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"It sends the message that the agreement is more about symbolism than action."
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She embodies a potent symbolism — same as the activists and the marchers do.
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Such fraught symbolism attached to real bodies has proved to be dangerously combustible.
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But the symbolism of failing to pass a budget still resonates, he added.
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But while the symbolism has been spectacular, the substance has been less so.
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To some extent, he has an even broader symbolism in the sporting sense.
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Nor is the abolition of the elite school his only nod to symbolism.
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The architecture is really wonderful, and then there's the symbolism of the rebuilding.
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Ms. Dumpson said she grew up knowing the powerful symbolism of the noose.
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This newfound emphasis on religion beautifully mirrors the symbolism in his written work.
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Yoshida chose to do his performance in front of JANM for its symbolism.
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Well, I think there is symbolism ... The word "chief" is next to it.
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Symbolism, in the end, was what gave Cuba its importance on the international stage.
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The book refuses to sensationalize Tate's death, and avoids scavenging her memory for symbolism.
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But other high-profile controversies over Confederate symbolism have yielded changes in recent months.
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Still, depending on your view, it's hard to overlook the irony or the symbolism.
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Heitz also suggested the suspect may have chosen his target for its religious symbolism.
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Getting what she wants would be to accept a trade of symbolism for substance.
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" There's plenty of symbolism and material to unpack in Lemonade, even aside from "Becky.
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There was the actuality of it and then there was the symbolism of it.
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It has a long and storied history and has always been associated with symbolism.
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You have to speak in metaphors, in paradox, in symbolism, I hear her voice.
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And it's forcing Virginia—and the country—to grapple with that symbolism yet again.
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It's obvious — again, no one said symbolism has to be subtle — but it works.
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In Tàpies's political works, like the Assassins, symbolism and allegory are used almost interchangeably.
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I like using acting and theater as a symbolism for politics, because it's spectacle.
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With embarrassingly obvious symbolism, Paulie knocks into the carved wooden chain and chips it.
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Not sure if there's any symbolism to be found therein but there you go.
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So the actual effect of the ban, beyond political symbolism, remains to be seen.
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The viewer is never guided to a clear answer about what her symbolism means.
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But the suspension, and the linkage to disagreements on other issues, carries powerful symbolism.
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But what starts as wryly funny symbolism gradually expands to take over the film.
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This symbolism is simple yet powerful — she's becoming more real, more tangible, more human.
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Fire is packed with so much symbolism to explore, unpack, and play around with.
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Now, to the untrained eye, the symbolism on display may be difficult to parse.
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Close-ups of Parker's face emphasize Turner's suffering, and the symbolism of his endurance.
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She said many advocates dislike the symbolism of disability represented by a helpless child.
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Critics say most of the measures so far are more symbolism than significant savings.
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The film doesn't miss the symbolism, as Mutesi works toward her own life upgrades.
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" But Stanford said she "knew what the symbolism was" and what her "motivations were.
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THE symbolism of a photograph in July of Brexit negotiators in Brussels was unmissable.
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Why would anyone, especially an African American man, use the symbolism of a noose?
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A mixture of plausibility and poetry, "real" science and primal symbolism, was therefore required.
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It is symbolism, however, that would be the biggest driver of ISIS's holiday terror.
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Keep stringing these voters along with symbolism, and they will eventually seek another Trump.
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The hedge apples reappear, as food for starving deer, not as fodder for symbolism.
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Just know, that as far as the Jesus symbolism goes, this one stacks up.
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The summit was instead heavy on lavish symbolism and platitudinous remarks about mutual friendship.
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Its austere symbolism can mask age, gender, race, or any other marker of identity.
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The symbolism of pictures has come into play in that political dynamic as well.
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Perhaps that's some inadvertent symbolism for Kiiara: her sight's set on being trap queen.
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I have no plans to ever use any of that negative symbolism again. Period.
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So enjoy this Creation of Adam pin, full of potent symbolism and sublime meaning.
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It's based on a novel from the 13th century, so there's lots of symbolism.
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Looking beyond the symbolism of the fountain, the aqueduct's history spills into more tragedy.
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People are accusing the brewer of using Nazi symbolism in not-so-subtle ways.
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In this play, filled with metaphor and symbolism, a sort of electrical discharge blazes.
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And, I mean, come on lady, we all like symbolism but an actual rose?
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Yet amid all this blatant symbolism, it's difficult to discern a theme or focus.
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The logo is intentionally void of any flag colors or national symbolism from Russia.
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It was every bit of the symbolism I didn't fully know I was missing.
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His paintings are graphic, boldly colored, and inspired by Apache symbolism, tradition, and history.
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The ousting of Islamic State militants this week from Raqqa was filled with symbolism.
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Zara was accused of using Nazi and alt-right hate symbolism on their products.
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Some changes are already here, and for longtime residents, drenched with meaning and symbolism.
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Which maybe is not the best symbolism, really, for this particular moment in time.
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It's hard to imagine a better time to cash in on the character's symbolism.
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Oakley, who still cuts an imposing figure at 52, did not see the symbolism.
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"The symbolism is powerful," Barrett said of Democrats choosing Milwaukee as a host city.
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"Part of the trip is the very big symbolism of listening," the adviser said.
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With each totem, the symbolism of the food is explained, like health for ginger.
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Their Trump votes weren't even about the region's interests; they were about cultural symbolism.
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There is a historical movement underpinning this trial, which gives it a powerful symbolism.
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The symbolism of getting his new arm this weekend was not lost on him.
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So it's hard not to think some of that symbolism went into these choices.
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Go deeper: Mr. Kim's visit to Vietnam, his first, will be full of symbolism.
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But as the political landscape of America shifted, the creatures soon acquired new symbolism.
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The whole campaign process is profoundly irrational, and emotion and symbolism are crucial to it.
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As a result, there would be positive symbolism in having any support from the King.
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No matter the cause, the coincidence burned too bright for those hoping to find symbolism.
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He plants hints of Native American and Egyptian symbolism throughout, as well as vampire folklore.
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There's a good amount of symbolism to suss out in Stella McCartney's spring 2019 campaign.
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Their symbolism is, in a sense, frozen, conscripted to be forever what it once was.
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How did you come up with that, and what were you thinking about its symbolism?
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Symbolism, it turned out, was a bad thing for addressing anti-black racism in America.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Chinese President Xi Jinping's actions this week have been rich with symbolism.
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I'm not sure I follow the symbolism unless illegal immigrants crossing our border are sockless.
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I think the thing that fuels that capacity is how primitively our brains do symbolism.
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"The imagery and symbolism of transportation technologies is really relevant to these discussions," he continued.
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It's not clear how powerful Notre Dame's religious symbolism is to the broader French public.
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The conventional symbolism of bloody daggers, skulls, ploughs and hour glasses seems banal chez Picasso.
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"This visit is all about symbolism," said Tomohiko Taniguchi, a special advisor to Abe's cabinet.
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You can create all kinds of symbolism and metaphors that poetry and verse leans towards.
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There seems no symbolism in it; I am, for a moment, overtaken by oceanic feeling.
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ELISA LABOTT, CNN GLOBAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT: It was a real historic day, steeped in symbolism.
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Yet the document the two signed was long on symbolism and extremely short on detail.
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There's a symbolism there that the world is concerned in standing up and helping out.
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In all it's pretty Swift-y, though I'm pretty disappointed in the lack of symbolism.
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But of course, they do, and it's because they understand the symbolism of all this.
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Perhaps this is in part due to the function and symbolism of the Ankole-Watusi.
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Original Content podcast: Dragons love symbolism, and other lessons from the 'Game of Thrones' finale
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"I started to learn about symbolism from the Mexican tradition," he says of his art.
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Many people took to social media to make references about the symbolism of the venue.
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"If you remove the (religious) symbolism from the crucifix ... it becomes a parody," the Rev.
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Being 16 is writing the word "symbolism" in the corner of a GCSE poetry anthology.
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In this fairy tale, the symbolism of a big, dark beast pervades Belle's perilous captivity.
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"To me, [the jersey lines are] a symbolism of us saying, 'We're aware,'" he said.
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The trip carries both symbolism and substance after decades of hostility between Washington and Havana.
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I explore my experiences and those of the people around me through story and symbolism.
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It's the symbolism, amplified by the reaction, that he seeks, and he will be lauded.
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"The right-wing substance of Trump overrides the symbolism of everybody else," Mr. Jackson said.
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Any religious symbolism, they argue, is secondary to its secular purpose of honoring American soldiers.
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I don't think it's going to happen immediately, but symbolism is important in this relationship.
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She took literally the symbolism of the parties, meant to mark her entry into adulthood.
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The symbolism of the thunderbird and the snake are prevalent in Anishinaabe culture, LaPensée said.
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Trump might slightly slow coal's decline, but no amount of populist symbolism can change reality.
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Instead, symbolism and idealism consume much of the representation of black bodies that we see.
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When the statue was dedicated in 1886, did any of the original abolitionist symbolism remain?
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Dawnbringer is its own abundant world, with its own symbolism, patterns, allusions, and so forth.
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But some commentators warned that the powerful symbolism did not diminish structural racism across Britain.
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"This is an emotional moment with great symbolism," Mr. Kreile told reporters before the event.
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I draw inspiration from neolithic goddess cultures, myth, animism, symbolism, and menstruation, sex, breastfeeding, etc.
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The trip was predicated on symbolism, and in such context, all public choices have import.
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But I kept getting distracted by its vague trappings of symbolism with no follow-through.
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The move was mostly a matter of symbolism, albeit of an overdue and useful sort.
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There's no musing on humanity or ethereal symbolism, like there was in Steven Spielberg's Jaws.
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The jarring symbolism of the mother burning — Our Lady — has been much on Parisian minds.
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It's easy to recognize the symbolism: The horses and the inmates are both penned up.
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"It is another symbolic step offered to an administration that has been content with symbolism."
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Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, another red state Democrat, understood the symbolism of the moment.
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Will rock music ever be able entirely to extricate itself from a profoundly gendered symbolism?
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The symbolism sent me running for the ginger candies I'd found allayed my morning sickness.
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"The entire week is more about symbolism than it is about substance," Mr. Techau said.
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In all, these structures enrich the manifestoes, adding resonance, humor and teasing bits of symbolism.
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And the symbolism did not stop with the new Duchess of Sussex and her dress.
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"It's all about the public," Mr. Ex said, as if the symbolism weren't strong enough.
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It's alright to talk about "long white robes over yonder," in all of its symbolism.
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"But they put you in his chair and that's kinda like the symbolism," Shelton replies.
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He has unified the country simply by promoting patriotic symbolism while protecting the welfare state.
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Today, supporters say, the agencies cost so little that killing them would be empty symbolism.
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Online commentators weighed in on the dress she was wearing, highlighting the symbolism behind it.
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What was disclosed about Mr. Cuomo's itinerary seemed heavy on symbolism and light on downtime.
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Even a digression about the catacombs in an Italian monastery includes some Jell-O symbolism.
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Even the orchestration of Trump's weekend appearances was replete with the symbolism of racial disdain.
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She wasn't dabbling in symbolism, but counterpoising characters and specific images that together create meaning.
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She said she understands the symbolism -- and her experience, she said, could sharpen those efforts.
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It's a bleakly gorgeous game full of striking imagery and heavy-handed symbolism and abstraction.
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Yet whether or not she is actually a modern Ophelia seems unimportant to her symbolism.
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While its symbolism looms large in American history, it's really not that big in person.
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But even these watercolors, pale in tone and devoid of sacred symbolism, also feel somehow alive.
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"We've had enough of symbolism," says Jill Gallagher, an aboriginal leader from the state of Victoria.
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There are enough nods to the HP canon — allusions, symbolism, character references — to satisfy Potter nerds.
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But the symbolism is powerful, the history is clear, and the real-world implications are dangerous.
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If that doesn't scream "I'm an adult!!" then, well, my friend, symbolism is lost on you.
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The satanic and Illuminati symbolism in her work leads some to say she's a cult leader.
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I'm not sure I follow the symbolism unless the illegal immigrants are crossing the border sockless.
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The symbolism of this defeat for the SNP is arguably more significant than the defeat itself.
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So for the car to fail under his touch is a moment rife with corporate symbolism.
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Fluttery Faux BobNelms might not find symbolism in these butterflies, but she will spill the inspiration.
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While the symbolism is clear, watching Pfahler's performance has a visceral impact that exceeds the concept.
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The symbolism of Mr Philippe's appointment was as important as the practical political value it represents.
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Ambivalence is seeping in about her authenticity and the power of her symbolism as a woman.
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How strange that these seemingly straightforward artworks, with no obvious iconography or symbolism, raise such concerns.
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But any speech about the national symbolism of the Obamas must, ultimately, come back to race.
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In addition to the video's powerful symbolism, it's the first music video Lopez has ever directed.
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This netherworld of the not-quite-grownup woman is evident in pink's cultural symbolism even now.
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It's possible, though, that the symbolism of formal US withdrawal could actually makes things even worse.
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Nonetheless, hers is a welcome contribution to a narrative that has been dominated by oversimplified symbolism.
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" And Alito cautioned against a government that "roams the land, tearing down monuments with religious symbolism.
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She's always incorporated Targaryen dragon symbolism, but never as blatantly as she does during this time.
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Obviously, the alt-right buys into some of the Nazi symbolism — there's just no denying that.
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"Trump is a special case because he's unusually prone to gain benefits from symbolism," Wood said.
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Our global editor-in-chief, Christene Barberich, also pointed out the symbolism within those quilted coats.
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There may have been symbolism in that result since Mickelson soon disappeared from the leader board.
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The movie isn't subtle about the symbolism, but then subtlety is very far from its mode.
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This is why the symbolism of Tillerson skipping the meeting would matter, beyond the practical consequences.
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This isn't the first time Kjellberg's fashion choices have been examined as possible coded Nazi symbolism.
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Who was the first White House official to tap the symbolism of a Middle Eastern saber?
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Masada's symbolism is controversial -- the story involves a mass Jewish self-sacrifice some 2000 years ago.
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First, from its earliest days, the Tea Party was defined by bold imagery and clear symbolism.
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The symbolism of the bird, and its associated connotations of freedom, flying away, is very prevalent.
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For a fun play on Cancer symbolism, this face mask is related to their ruling planet.
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"At my desk" would have robbed the scene of its erotic charge and strikingly obvious symbolism.
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Since his first ever appearance in the books, Tyrion has been subtly associated with kingly symbolism.
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It's a mud-flecked epic, replete with fertile symbolism, that hurtles through generations of Kentucky history.
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Chris Pratt was recently photographed wearing a t-shirt with the symbolism of the Gadsden flag.
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It's identical to the setup for Murder House, right down to the bald-faced fertility symbolism.
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A lawmaker in Arkansas introduced legislation on Friday to nix Confederate symbolism on the state's flag.
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He denied any connection to the group, saying he simply liked the symbolism of the mask.
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In an interview with Fox News Denver, Lopez spoke about the morbid symbolism of the buckets.
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But his work has gone beyond symbolism to a true commitment to interfaith understanding and tolerance.
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ISIS controls what Islam looks like in Iraq and Syria — religious symbolism, flags, statements and verses.
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There, "gyrating apocalyptic figures, epic battles, and sensational symbolism (including some high-tech surprises)" play out.
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Academics are among the most respected people in Sudanese society, adding powerful symbolism to the march.
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Reading about the complex compositional symbolism in these linked labyrinthine, staged portraits is a pronounced pleasure.
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" But the article cites some who balk when "the symbolism is far murkier, like Christopher Columbus.
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"No matter how you spin it, this is unfortunate symbolism," one senior European diplomat told Reuters.
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But a closer look reveals the little bits of symbolism and knowledge that Green hides throughout.
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From the beginning, federal climate politics in the US have been dominated by symbolism and signaling.
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But many speculated about just what symbolism Trump intended, in the midst of the Mueller investigation.
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As smoke and flames wafted into the sky on Monday, the symbolism was hard to miss.
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When Al Horford, the Celtics' starting power forward, blocked Antetokounmpo's dunk attempt, the symbolism seemed obvious.
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Inevitably, that symbolism is shattered when the duck is shown to have multiple, sometimes contradictory qualities.
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For this to work, a person has to understand the symbolism associated with a given outfit.
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If instead of simply seeming to profit from other people's history and symbolism, they enabled it?
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She hung it anyway, thinking her son presented her with the image because of its symbolism.
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The symbolism here is rich -- and people with disabilities are all too familiar with this message.
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In America, symbolism and colors also play an important part in our political and social discourse.
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This "corporate PAC" pledge represents cynical symbolism that may not impact our campaign finance system directly.
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"This is great for symbolism, which America is great at," she said of the anthem protests.
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At least one of the teenagers said he did not know the symbolism of a swastika.
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But the debate about the veil is no longer about its legality, but rather its symbolism.
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For Mr. Kim, the visit has many layers of symbolism that go beyond the American president.
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For nearly three hours, members took turns praising Washington's architectural beauty and devotion to patriotic symbolism.
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The poem draws in particular on the symbolism of the Drinking Gourd, or the North Star.
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VICE News headed to Pyongyang for a view of celebrations — and the symbolism — from the ground.
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The picture's meaning and intent is communicated via complex symbolism as opposed to an explicit narrative.
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But either way, Symbolism suggested that reality is a construct, and as such is somewhat fragile.
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"Fruit and fruit trees are full of symbolism relating to fertility, wisdom, and abundance," Blickle says.
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But protecting the coal industry has assumed enormous symbolism out of all proportion to its economic importance.
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Kaine is from Virginia, where they live and breathe this sense of American history and its symbolism.
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They're all constantly trapped between darkness and light, in a bit of not particularly subtle visual symbolism.
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It became a popular image in Catholic symbolism as well as secular things like decks of cards.
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In other words, a big nothing, little more than tactical symbolism on a cornerstone campaign promise. Operationally?
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But there's actually another layer of much more striking (if less obvious) symbolism to the Time cover.
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The paintings show a unique worldview constructed through the artist's values and perspective, usually through deep symbolism.
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Several photomontages of damaged high-end cars in carpeted interior settings critique the vehicles' ostensible masculine symbolism.
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And the film's simple narrative and obvious symbolism create a solid foundation for the more outré aspects.
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Reoccurring Things To Think AboutThere has been a lot of water symbolism in the show so far.
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Among the 16 factors and subfactors considered: Does the candidate emoji have notable metaphorical references or symbolism?
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The prosecutor, Remy Heitz, also suggested the suspect may have chosen his target for its religious symbolism.
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That's not where the claddagh's symbolism ends: How one wears their ring is heavy with meaning, too.
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Marston would go on to use iconography from the suffrage movement as symbolism in his comic strips.
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There's a significance to them of the Shanghai communique and the symbolism, obviously, of that important agreement.
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I don't know, to me it's all about protest and symbolism and anarchy and humor, humor, humor.
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Chamberlain plans to wear a white pantsuit for its symbolism in women's rights and women in politics.
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The big picture: This fight, like many in Washington, is big on symbolism and lacking in substance.
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What they have got for that money is astonishing in the intensity and scale of its symbolism.
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There must be some symbolism here: Uh-oh, there's a crisis: Jenner's phone is only at 10%.
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A much more unusual and avant-garde take on parental anxieties, but the symbolism makes it clear.
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Here are a few of the highlights, presented in a font that is not Comic Sans. Symbolism.
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Look at all the easy-to-understand symbolism in this image that either summarizes NYCC or America.
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And the symbolism behind each gift will be more important than the actual item itself, analysts said.
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In one last bit of symbolism, they take down the Union Jack and raise the American flag.
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Because satanic symbolism is based on the inversion and the corruption of Christian symbols and Biblical references.
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Iconography (from eikonographía, the imagery or symbolism of a work of art) remains the ultimate visual shorthand.
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She is known for building stories with strong female characters in neo-African settings heavy with symbolism.
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Beneath his bed was the Chore Boy, but its symbolism had gone the way of the euphemism.
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The event will be heavy on symbolism meant to highlight Obama's background as a constitutional law instructor.
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He dominated his country with strength and symbolism from the day he triumphantly entered Havana on Jan.
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However, the militant group has appeared to back away from Dabiq's symbolism after advances by Syrian rebels.
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The symbolism seems clear: Empathy is in short order on The Americans, and in our world, too.
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"I think there may be some symbolism here," Mr. Sanders said to a roar of applause. Mrs.
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Meanwhile, neither Trump nor anyone else is helping out the miners themselves, the humans behind the symbolism.
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Objects were still chosen for their colors, but also for the memory or symbolism attached to them.
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Then if you drill down further, we also find dark imagery and that kind of symbolism appearing.
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I use symbolism because it speaks to the more subtle parts of our nature as human beings.
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While everyone agrees the symbolism of the dunk is powerful, most judges only give it a 7.
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Lose it and, from a math and symbolism perspective, the race could be close to over. 1.
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Similarly, the president's deployment of National Guard troops to the Southwest border has been heavy on symbolism.
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Wreathed in symbolism, the walkouts generally lasted for 2170 minutes, one for each of the Parkland victims.
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Max Beckmann's 1938 "Self-Portrait With Horn" is a telling combination of anatomical detail and nightmarish symbolism.
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In Europe, it doesn't seem to have been so much a racial signifier as a color symbolism.
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I wanted Jeff Vash on the video production for his eye for symbolism and attention to detail.
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Mr. Adès said that he was drawn by both the symbolism and sound of the slamming door.
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The Lithuanian Foreign Ministry likened selling the hammer and sickle shirts to selling shirts with Nazi symbolism.
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"I'm not letting this cloud of darkness take away the symbolism of what was planned," Jones said.
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The millefleur tapestry approach by Kehinde Wiley reflects the all encompassing symbolism of a new American tapestry.
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"My opinion is that those who wore the fabrics must have understood the symbolism," said Dr. Larsson.
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Delicious but think on the symbolism, please: what happened in this country, where it leaves us still.
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There's nothing subtle about the symbolism on "Here and Now," and that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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But symbolism and optimism alone feel thin when the risks to your institutions and economies grow material.
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The film's stilted acting, elliptical plot and surfeit of symbolism make its messages difficult to pin down.
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BEIJING — It's a big journey for a little bottle, even one so potent in alcohol and symbolism.
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The crash highlighted the potent symbolism and many roles of helicopters in Southern California, my colleagues reported.
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But Jackson is wary to read too deeply into any meaning or symbolism from the cult's relief.
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Still, she saw "trite" and obvious symbolism and "a whiff of hypocrisy" in artist Jennifer Rubell's project.
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The symbolism (a simple sawmill worker becomes a carpenter-Christ figure) is blunt; the drama is straightforward.
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"He put his causes — irony, history, complexity, symbolism — into practice in his own architecture," Mr. Giovannini said.
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The problem for the United States is that symbolism has the power to move people to action.
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But now, she says, even students who never met him can see the symbolism in his story.
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Usually their defiance is not much more than symbolism — the court is the origin of Roe v.
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More than symbolism, the changes we have suggested remove constraints on those responsible for protecting the homeland.
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Still, many human rights activists say the symbolism alone of being sanctioned can deter other bad actors.
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The symbolism that runs through much of de Chirico's visual art is also apparent in his poetry.
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His wall is much less about security than macho symbolism — "a monument to bigotry," in Escobar's words.
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And it's not something they should feel sheepish about saying or that others should dismiss as symbolism.
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Drogon, in a laughably on-the-nose piece of symbolism, literally burns down the Iron Throne in protest.
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Its name honors his Cree heritage; and was inspired by the aesthetic and symbolism of the ancient projectile.
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It was triumphant at that point, and I recognized just how powerful the symbolism of it all was.
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Flowers have long held a very specific symbolism, their style and color promoting a certain message or feeling.
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Conservatives who praised the pardons also agreed that Trump's move held a broader symbolism for the rural West.
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" The two flanking panthers have an added symbolism to Andrews: "One represents the offense, the other the defense.
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That photo, and its symbolism, is seared into the minds of countless men as the pinnacle of manhood.
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Instead, the written contributions fold themselves into a vicious cycle of devotion to the symbolism of Mulholland Drive.
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But Corbet never does more than scratch the surface, choosing broad, clumsy symbolism in lieu of real analysis.
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Critics applauded the flying effects and spectacular chase scenes, but found the symbolism heavy-handed and/or indecipherable.
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Nowadays, anybody can grab a piece for themselves, with brands using unicorn symbolism as a major selling point.
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The symbolism and ethics of burying the dead have long been a point of tension among the living.
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We had fun with this symbolism and were also inspired by 1960s and 023s James Bond title sequences.
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Beyoncé doesn't just look good in Jay-Z's video for "Family Feud," her lewks are full of symbolism.
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The symbolism of ending 2017 and starting 2018 by honoring this moment in history is a powerful statement.
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The Atlantic's Elaine Godfrey breaks down the financial wizardry and the symbolism behind Democrats' "no corporate money" pledge.
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Political campaigns are as much about symbolism, about interacting with communities and showing the flag of the party.
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Goldman, who is white, appreciates the carving as a work of art, but isn't keen about its symbolism.
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One is that some objects have names whose sounds bring them to mind, a sort of "sound symbolism".
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While we can only speculate, the one thing that both furry creatures have in common is their symbolism.
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Like the echo, it leverages the computer keyboard to create the new supremacist symbolism for the modern era.
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At the end of the nineteenth century, there were two basic trends in Western art, realism and symbolism.
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This is what happens when Democrats co-opt the symbolism but not the substance of a good idea.
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The deck comes with a guidebook, which details the meaning of each card and the symbolism behind it.
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What followed was a disorienting trip into a world of myth and symbolism for Shadow and the audience.
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If the real impact of Citizens United was symbolic, reversing it would be equally symbolic — but symbolism matters.
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The myth of coal as the most affordable fuel perished, though its greater symbolism has proven more stubborn.
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Then along came Ridley Scott, and suddenly outer space was cold, claustrophobic, and filled with gruesome phallic symbolism.
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Well, someone tracked dog poop into our polling station & everyone agreed that the symbolism couldnt be more appropriate.
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The problem is the impastoed materiality accumulated on the picture plane works against the supposed symbolism of disintegration.
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Stars and faces are also common in Côté's work, which frequently deals with outer space and psychedelic symbolism.
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A lot of the stuff you see—the candy, different symbolism like that—was stuff we talked about.
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The symbolism is clear: The nature-inspired designs of the East meet the rigorous geometries of the West.
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Conservatives also recognized the powerful symbolism of making the industrial Midwest hostile to organized labor, and planned accordingly.
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Instead, it offers us a deeply layered story with thematic parallels, rich symbolism, and loads of dramatic irony.
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Historicity, in this exhibition, seems less important than symbolism, celebrating the witch as a symbol of maligned womanhood.
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In her book, "Tatreez & Tea," Ms. Ghnaim explains the symbolism of what she calls an endangered folk art.
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The powerful symbolism of electing a woman to the United States' highest office would have chilled organizing efforts.
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The prevalence of the ocean in this story is not simply atmospheric; it is central to the symbolism.
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Mr. Trump's proposed "big, beautiful" barrier would be overkill, and little more than an act of political symbolism.
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Its symbolism had come to supersede its status as a made thing, the product of a particular brain.
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The heart, heavy as it is with symbolism, has always occupied a special place in our collective imagination.
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Germany is also an interesting case study in the inertia of sexism, despite the symbolism of Angela Merkel.
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Commingling hometown symbolism with a sleek modernism, it represents both where Kanu came from — and where he's going.
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At the dinner after the summit, each course on the menu comes with a heavy dash of symbolism.
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But Mr Sanford, who lives round the corner, was keen "not to imply any symbolism", which was understandable.
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Their starkly oppositional colors lent the series a further air of symbolism and a sense of the miraculous.
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Speaking of symbolism, the fact that President Trump has been a fulsome supporter of this folly is apt.
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How often did they use metaphors, analogies, and symbolism to add clarity and simplify complex thoughts or ideas?
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Clothing and accessories are easy targets, she says, because they're so clearly loaded with class and clique symbolism.
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Here is a look at the symbolism of the holiday, and a recipe collection for some beloved dishes.
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In June this year, Macron played down any symbolism and said he would send the Trumps another tree.
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If the symbolism isn't enough to sway President Trump and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, then the practicalities should.
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Amen The symbolism that runs through much of de Chirico's visual art is also apparent in his writing.
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And given Scorsese's long proclivity toward looking for meaning in Catholic symbolism, Frank's own Catholicism starts to resurface.
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I'm talking about the enduring symbolism of the church, which is officially called the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church.
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He was a novelty who resisted being just that, a symbol who wouldn't be content with mere symbolism.
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But the same time, the symbolism, to respond to your question is, plastic's very harmful for your body.
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If the trip is like anything, it is a psychedelic one, an ayahuasca journey complete with heavy symbolism.
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The artist riffs on the symbolism of the phrase "Don't Tread on Me," coupled with a coiled snake.
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They also adopted the obtuse symbolism contained within the Arnolfini, as well as explicit citations of domestic objects.
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Stacey Abrams isn't apologizing for watching a state flag burn at a 290 college protest against Confederate symbolism.
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Stacey Abrams isn't apologizing for watching a state flag burn at a 0003 college protest against Confederate symbolism.
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Tabaimo never explains her images and I am sure that a lot of the symbolism went by me.
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The bags are laden with symbolism, according to Sharlene Kylie Gawi, owner of Bilum Culture, a local bilum business.
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Most blacks do not have President Obama's story, which is why the symbolism of his achievement is so significant.
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Acrimony on the campaign trail The symbolism of a President and a President-elect being together is always powerful.
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The inherent symbolism of each image draws subconsciously from history and human instinct to express something powerful, even primal.
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Symbolism in Sirte Much of the chaos that's engulfed Libya can be traced back to recent events in Sirte.
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This concerted effort to resurrect the symbolism of the Confederacy so long after losing the war is without precedent.
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Why are they a monstrous mish-mash of phallic symbolism and geometric erotica, a parade of disturbing and Mephistopheleanforms?
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From dessert to décor, we looked at the symbolism that's been embedded in virtually every detail of the meeting.
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"These walls are filled with the symbolism of the past thirty years," he said, wrinkling his nose in disgust.
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In each case, the conspiracy presents us with a seemingly normal scene, laden with symbolism and overinterpreted by committee.
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By underlining the symbolism of the moment, Devon is actively working to lay a solid foundation for the alliance.
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Wendi Walsh, the secretary-treasurer of Unite Here Local 355, stressed the powerful symbolism of the Super Bowl action.
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But while Kher creates art that's complex and embedded with layers of symbolism, her work is also incredibly inviting.
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No one, however, is likely to misinterpret the party's signals in a year that will be florescent with symbolism.
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The poor Bald Eagle seems to be having a disoriented week, and sadly, the symbolism is all too perfect.
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I have a guess about why the blunt lit up the net, and it has to do with symbolism.
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Symbolism and allegory lay bare dynamics of aspiration and limitation, expectation and loss, belonging and alienation, truth, and illusion.
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Moving to a rehabilitated area carries symbolism for Veolia, which is experiencing its own recovery after years of gloom.
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Jon and Daenerys' meeting resurfaced piece of ASOIAF symbolism that could mean big things for the aunt and nephew.
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Eric Bigger then explained to viewers his feelings about the symbolism of Lindsay's gift and seems neutral about Abasolo.
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But none of these offers quite the symbolism that Hartford would, says the Connecticut state capital's mayor, Luke Bronin.
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Eva wasn't the first anime to marry fun action tropes with deeper religious symbolism and an overarching metaphysical tone.
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The anonymous posters adopted the name "Right Wing Safety Squad" — SS for short — and posted memes incorporating Nazi symbolism.
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Instead, the film is dark, fast-paced and uses symbolism-laden imagery to show off the phone's crucial features.
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Mythologies of symbolism, race, and heritage seem innocent enough in costume, but they're all inextricably tied to dirty legacies.
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It's about using that language and symbolism to open a door for people that might never have that opportunity.
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Quite the opposite: the darkness, the fog, and the spooky symbolism are the artist's attempt to face her reality.
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The Young Pope is also disjointed and absurd, its bleakness interspersed with symbolism so bombastic it generates unintentional laughs.
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But political symbolism is increasingly a language that Silicon Valley and the tech industry writ large have to understand.
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The conflicts and betrayals gave this visit important symbolism, said Michael D'Antonio, who wrote a biography of Mr. Trump.
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It is also important to recognize the significant role that symbolism plays in both Iranian and Middle Eastern cultures.
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The photos are laden with symbolism, from the white horse, to the location, to Kim Jong Un's clothing choices.
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Wild rumors about child sacrifice and pagan symbolism were one thing; they came with the territory of the internet.
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The white coat and the cotton gown are tattered, under continual assault for their practical deficiencies and outmoded symbolism.
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In the following years at DSNY and beyond, Ukeles continued to make grand projects that favored symbolism and gesture.
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I think that, for a lot of people, that gives ice cream more symbolism than a meal might hold.
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"What we are doing now is a lot of symbolism," said one EU diplomat involved in talks with Iran.
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As symbolism goes, this is all over-obvious, but I won't lie: It worked on me all the same.
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We worked out a lot of symbolism in detail in the film, and it was a lot of work.
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For nearly 20 years, Robert Ryan has been creating paintings and tattoos depicting sacred geometry, religious imagery, and symbolism.
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Symbolism always spoke to me as I became more symbol literate the more the subject matter began to flower.
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Jon Campbell depicts full-body figures in crowds or cluster formations where unique personhood gives way to dystopian symbolism.
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So, to pay homage to the weird and wonderful world alchemy, behold the surreal symbolism of centuries-old manuscripts.
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As it happens, the only thing that screams in this film is metaphor, with symbolism whimpering on the sidelines.
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It was a stunning bit of symbolism for those who argue the South has been sidelined in these talks.
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Whether intentional on Mr. Abloh's part, it was hard to ignore the symbolism he presented of nature trampled underfoot.
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Despite their distinctiveness, each conveys anonymity in tandem with their virtuosity, qualities accentuated by the pictures' heft and symbolism.
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Political scientists like to scoff at the idea that presidential rhetoric can be powerful or that presidential symbolism matters.
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I am also reminded of the private symbolism of David Smith's totems and the imaginary worlds of Odilon Redon.
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Everywhere you look in this grid today there's something that leaps, creeps, bites or stings, plus symbolism, and snacks.
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Indeed, asymmetry (symbolism here, folks?) was another major theme, as seen on Emma Stone, Greta Gerwig and Reese Witherspoon.
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The period symbolism shows that our bodies can't be controlled and shouldn't be expected to act a certain way.
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Those admission policies, affecting just about 2 percent of the city's students, are nevertheless charged with high-voltage symbolism.
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There was a heady symbolism to the return of American prisoners as the page turned on U.S.-Iran relations.
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Once an atmosphere of style-as-power is established, the heavy hardware of religious symbolism starts to feel light.
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Or there could be some sweet symbolism in a warm, grounded floral, a nod to your long-term relationship.
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In a nice bit of symbolism, larger men build the lower levels and children are lifted to the top.
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Davis accomplished one of the most moving, effective fusions of paint handling, narrative and symbolism in recent American art.
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She lectured; she traveled with Carl to conferences; she wrote a book about the symbolism of the Holy Grail.
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The song caused a stir last May when Gambino released its ambitious video, which was full of racial symbolism.
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But in both Washington and Tehran, the test itself was clearly less important than the symbolism of the moment.
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The political and social repercussions go beyond symbolism — they have a real impact on government policies and fiscal priorities.
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With "Dracula," Kate Hamill, an actress and go-to adapter of literary classics, doesn't stint on story or symbolism.
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The obvious symbolism that the color pink and a vacuum equals women, for example, prompts derision, not intellectual curiosity.
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Just in case you missed the overt symbolism of the backdrop, Klobuchar drove it home in the speech itself.
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Beyond the symbolism of Labor Day, this question of job satisfaction could not come at a more significant time.
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It was pure symbolism of the best sort, less about generation than about where the younger men came from.
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This insurrectional symbolism also makes use of revivalist, illustrative styles in what hosts and frames the enigmatic stain sculptures.
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Clearly, Obama misunderstood the symbolism of removing the bust from the Oval Office and was embarrassed to admit it.
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You can't move much if you aren't allowed to, this piece says, bolstering the inherent symbolism of Labat's photo.
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There's nice symbolism in having the World Cup take place in the Middle East for the first time ever.
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Her influences include Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, and Symbolism, which she absorbed and transformed into something unique in American painting.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The unsubtle symbolism begins with the closed door adjacent to the attendants' desk.
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Then the 2015 massacre at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal church in Charleston put Confederate symbolism under more critical scrutiny.
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The presence of evil in The Return has been high-concept, manifesting through avant-garde formal assaults and inscrutable symbolism.
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While the symbolism of a little girl wearing red on International Women's Day is powerful, it wasn't a deliberate statement.
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The account name is equally anonymous, frequently in leetspeak or with segments of hexadecimal code or other security-related symbolism.
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Regardless, a Lopez Obrador victory would probably mean a large dose of symbolism and an even larger dose of pragmatism.
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At the time, I wasn't sure — I had been experiencing the work so viscerally that all symbolism escaped my grasp.
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Final grade: A+ on symbolism; C for real change Dorothy A. Brown is a professor of law at Emory University.
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The symbolism was impossible to miss: LCD panels, the company's mainstay for years, were being relegated to the industrial dustbin.
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How the 2020 election could offer an opening in talks But symbolism does not mask the lack of real progress.
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Oh, and for the record, the Statue of Liberty went dark last night, and people were giddy over the symbolism.
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Between Shogun World and the symbolism behind Bernard's red pearl, we are trying to make sense of this confounding show.
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In today's fractious union the symbolism counts for something, even if the declaration the leaders will issue is crushingly bland.
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And when they won against an all-white Kentucky lineup 72-65, the symbolism wasn't lost, even in the South.
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But symbolism matters; the Russians were upset about the sanctions and have banned Americans from adopting Russian children in response.
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Engage in a focused meditation, and a hear a brief lecture on the traditions and symbolism related to Tibetan art.
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"He took a little situation, a thousand jobs, and he made it a symbolism of honoring his word," Langone said.
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Children, college students, and senior staff were eager to learn more about the symbolism, training, and the artist's material preferences.
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The symbolism of the spider as Bourgeois's mother is especially vivid here, since she was a tapestry restorer by trade.
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Symbolism isn't everything in politics, but in recent elections it has usually been the driving force behind third-party voting.
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It's the same symbolism that has been used in franchises like King Kong, and even the sci-fi thriller Alien.
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The awkwardly clueless symbolism only gets more extreme when Danny tosses on an Asian mask to hide in the crowd.
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The Statue of Liberty went dark for an entire hour last night and people couldn't deal with the powerful symbolism.
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But you can still acknowledge the symbolism and interpret it however you want — which is exactly what Twitter users did.
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The fact that Ivanka Vacuuming has successfully annoyed America's First Oligarchy is enough to forgive some of this disappointing symbolism.
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She has studied Hindu symbolism from a young age, and found it to be a great tool for self-discovery.
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We know how to read a book, moving from left to right, turning pages, looking for themes, symbolism, and foreshadowing.
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Washington (CNN)There's a tendency among "serious" people to dismiss the importance of the pomp, circumstance and symbolism in politics.
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The ribbon, rich in symbolism, is a fictional touch from Nyoni, but many other elements are true to her research.
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Although Clinton is a well-known pantsuit aficionado, the gesture's symbolism was about far more than her Electoral College loss.
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In the aftermath of his death, "Blackstar" hit No. 1 amid the kind of discussion about symbolism Taubert referred to.
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Friday's vote in the House was heavy with symbolism, taking place on the eve of the 28500th anniversary of Sept.
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The 26 portraits serve as a crash-course in Russian painting of the 19th century, spanning realism, impressionism and symbolism.
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While the symbolism of the moves was clear, energy experts say they expect no quick or easy change in policy.
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Gabriel's paintings deal in archetypes and symbolism rather than individuals, so each of these canvases holds a wealth of content.
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Its symbolism created an unwelcoming atmosphere for minority students and others who felt it did not represent Mississippi, she said.
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"Symbolism is important," Fernanda Alonso, the social development minister for La Pampa Province, said in an interview in Santa Rosa.
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The greatest achievement of "Pickle Rick" is how it takes Freudian symbolism out of the figurative and into the literal.
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After all, it the GOP that so often cloaks itself in the symbolism of small-town values and states' rights.
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The symbolism of this black man surrounded by a phalanx of star-struck white Trump supporters was hard to miss.
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"They thought, no, it has to be the White House, the symbolism of that," a senior administration official told Reuters.
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So, the symbolism of a woman in the defense ministry is potent and the expectations on Nirmala Sitharaman are enormous.
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Using presidential symbolism to sell a campaign message Trump has been flinging flaming campaign trail attacks on immigration for days.
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Aside from his stunning looks, there's a treasure trove of traditional symbolism surrounding Dexter that makes him the perfect model.
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It's an ineffective law, it's an ineffective goal, it's an ineffective policy that's mostly about symbolism and not about substance.
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The bottom line: During the Cold War, critics scoffed at sports-oriented diplomatic action, like Olympic boycotts, as pure symbolism.
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They're beautiful, loaded with symbolism, and go as far back as Ancient Egypt as one of art's most frequent muses.
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Loaded with religious symbolism, the film goes out of its way to establish Luke's character as a Christ-like martyr.
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But even if I still appreciate occasional religious symbolism, I know that nothing, however nicely packaged, is meant to be.
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For a directorial debut, it is perhaps unsurprisingly a little writerly, especially through some clunky early symbolism regarding Chris's wristwatch.
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In this lesson plan, students move past the political rhetoric to analyze the function and symbolism of a border wall.
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"The symbolism would be too crude if you put it into a novel, washing the dirty laundry," Mr. O'Toole said.
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Given his country's shrinking purchasing power, the direct impact of that might not be great, but the symbolism is striking.
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Mr. Freyer, an artist and director with a penchant for dense symbolism, takes a restrained approach to this overlooked gem.
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The administration's decision to leave the economist Peter Navarro off the plane appears to be more about symbolism than protocol.
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CARSTEN I get the symbolism of the flowers in Barack's portrait, but the busy prints take attention from the subject.
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KFC has previously adopted American symbolism — complete with George Washington sculpted from mashed potatoes — to celebrate the Fourth of July.
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Ukraine wants the symbolism of Washington's backing to show strength to Moscow as it tries to reach a negotiated settlement.
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A combination of willful opacity and obvious symbolism, "Death" can feel tedious if you strain to make sense of it.
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Others have raised the possibility that Ms. Choi inserted mystic symbolism into decorations at Ms. Park's inauguration ceremony in 2013.
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The latest haul brings the current star duet's total number of golds to five - a symbolism not lost on them.
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South Korea redecorated the room especially for the historic occasion, with attention paid to the symbolism of the smallest details.
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The symbolism of the Paramount lot isn't lost: For a long time, those gates have been closed to many communities.
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Special elections can be quirky, at times presaging a coming political wave and in other cases carrying no great symbolism.
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Iran had carefully orchestrated its retaliatory response for maximum symbolism and emotional impact: The attack began around 1:20 a.m.
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It's this mutability, both in symbolism and in shape, that has made the snake an object of fascination throughout history.
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The decision to go solar is packed with symbolism, but mostly it just made financial sense, the museum's owners said.
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It was a moment of bungled dress symbolism that turned out to be a harbinger of much more to come.
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Beyond issues of equity and symbolism, would it make a difference qualitatively if a woman were to get the job?
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Symbolism and religious iconography in art have a long and storied history, all of which are up for personal interpretation.
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Explain. Related: Our lesson plan "Deconstructing the Wall: Teaching About the Symbolism, Politics and Reality of the U.S.-Mexico Border"
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Wong hopes that people will sit there, contemplate the sculpture's symbolism, and "understand that justice is for everybody," she said.
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As smoke and flames wafted into the sky on Monday, the symbolism was hard to miss, our architecture critic writes.
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"We like the symbolism of using our wedding to cap this, Virginia-based, phase of our lives," Mr. Barton said.
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The issue, I think, is the symbolism of the wall and what it would mean to give in on that.
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"It's obviously important symbolism," Furman said, adding that he understands the reluctance to constrain the party's boldest, smartest policy ideas.
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Meanwhile, her death has been packed with symbolism: the demise of the '60s, the loss of innocence, the suffering of women.
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Pantone hailed the color choice for its spirituality and connection to the cosmos, along with its symbolism of counterculture and unconventionality.
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And look at the symbolism of Daesh [ISIS], the image of the beheading is ancient—they use it as their power.
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Just like its influence on the imagery and symbolism in Us, duality also played a role in the The Tethered's appearance.
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The dispute over the Santa Ana painting of Lady Liberty coincides with another debate about the symbolism of the towering sculpture.
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Composed with auteur level attention to detail, she explores the symbolism and rituals of her cultural heritage, both European and African.
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For many Muslims following the new session, the symbolism attached to the two women was as important as their official duties.
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Lynch has always been an oblique storyteller who's more interested in symbolism and mood than in laying out clear, linear stories.
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Whether Melania Trump's wardrobe choice was overt or simply admiration for an esteemed, French designer, the symbolism sends a sobering message.
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"I dare anyone to try and find more of it," said Benach of symbolism that can be found in Harley's look.
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"This Is America" presents a picture of life in modern-day black America, with a heavy lean toward symbolism and subtext.
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The early signs are that the Macron presidency will be heavy in symbolism, and not just of a party-political nature.
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Still, it would be unfair to weigh down Ocean's 83, which is ultimately a fun heist movie, with too much symbolism.
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The visit, which was to conclude on Saturday, has been draped in the symbolism of the countries' often violent shared history.
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But as the film neared its end and the meaning behind all of its dark symbolism became clear, I found mother!
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It was easy to see the symbolism as Ukraine's Olympic champion from 1996 lost to the victor of the 2012 games.
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At times, one could say Bloom's symbolism becomes too much, but that seems to me a quibble rather than a fault.
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This scene in the Globe is heavy-handed in its symbolism and timeliness, but that doesn't mean it isn't also terrifying.
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While the particularities of Kunz's symbolism might not be apparent at first glance, the drawings seem to emanate a healing power.
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His job, I hope that focuses him, I think there&aposs symbolism in that that he wants to send a message.
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This is seen as a good omen in South Korea, where fortune-tellers and pregnant symbolism are held in high regard.
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I like to do small blurbs about a specific topic whether it's about symbolism, on color, on books, or tarot decks.
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This is, obviously, a major historical moment, but her campaign has generally struggled to articulate exactly why it matters beyond symbolism.
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We're always looking for red herrings, allusions, symbolism, double meanings, and clues in order to come up with the best theories.
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As Christmas nears, we are reminded of the symbolism of reindeer, the magical creatures who pull Santa's sleigh in Western stories.
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Kim Jong Un's meeting Friday with South Korean President Moon Jae-in was rife with symbolism but short on concrete promises.
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Those who chose to carry signs representing the urgency of protecting reproductive rights had a variety of symbolism at their disposal.
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Mintaro Oba, a former U.S. State Department diplomat specializing in the Koreas, said the summit was more about style and symbolism.
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At Bastille Day celebrations, Macron got to position the French military and its potent symbolism of strength right under Trump's nose.
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It's a by-the-books historical prestige drama, with a terrific central performance weighed down by underdeveloped themes and overplayed symbolism.
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The symbolism went far beyond the accident itself, partly because nuclear power was more than a utility in the Soviet Union.
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The meeting was to 'discuss crime and reducing imprisonment', as The Hill's Jesse Byrnes reports, but the symbolism was the story.
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It was the last high-profile Justice Department probe to entangle the White House, making the symbolism of Trump's act unmistakable.
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Censure by the House would be the first step, supporters say, yet its impact will probably be limited to political symbolism.
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They spent a good deal of time trying to figure out where his hands should go, to avoid any unwanted symbolism.
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A bomb second bomb fell on the city of Nagasaki three days later Obama's visit to Hiroshima was heavy with symbolism.
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Protests have included the Shiite regions of Lebanon and Iraq, and the anti-Iranian symbolism is particularly transparent in Iraq's protests.
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The slow-motion scene between Arya and the horse sparked a lot of discussion about the animal's significance and potential symbolism.
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Mosul still houses one million civilians and has strong symbolism as the place where the caliphate was declared in June 2014.
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Plot, theme, symbolism, character — those staples of English class — few of which have much to do with literature, don't come up.
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Coming this year, during the United States' most openly racist period since 27, Drake "smashing" the Beatles' record carries racial symbolism.
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But symbolism is important, particularly if China takes its cue from Trump's America that the era of carbon controls is over.
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Many of the details of the case are disputed, but it has potent political symbolism for both sides of the conflict.
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She also spoke of the symbolism of a "strike at the heart" of London — what it tried, but failed, to do.
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The deck loosely follows the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot symbolism, and spiritually follows earlier tarots that adapted themselves to local folklore.
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Kahlo's face, with its trademark unibrow (usually exaggerated to the point of caricature), has taken on a symbolism of its own.
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When students presented their cartoons, the class was asked to identify techniques their classmates used (exaggeration, analogy, irony, symbolism or labeling).
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The result is to confirm that one of Ingalls's most distinctive gifts is for symbolism that is both gaudy and lifelike.
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For the start of his support tour, Mr. Obama chose a part of the nation, Orange County, rich in political symbolism.
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The symbolism of Japan's flag flying in Tiananmen Square next to the flag of China certainly sends a message of peace.
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This time, White House officials were reluctant to wade into the flag symbolism that had been so important to Mr. Trump.
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Her own painting "Shame" looks like an homage to Soutine — a lively pictorial symbolism — made with an utterly contemporary painterly shorthand.
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But as much of his speech and proposed policies were about symbolism of this partnership as they were about actionable plans.
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Even if mostly perpetrated by vandals who have now latched on to the movement, the symbolism of Saturday's violence was powerful.
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" Mr. Tracinski argues that the symbolism of Colin Kaepernick's mode of protest — kneeling during the national anthem — was bound to "backfire.
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Perhaps that's because the humble egg carries a lot of symbolism, including calling to mind rebirth and the circle of life.
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The city also has experts who have spent years collecting and researching the meanings and symbolism of the pieces they sell.
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Surrounded by the emblems of their struggle, the people look almost like medieval saints, trailing banners and imagery heavy with symbolism.
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Our magazine writer called it a "defining moment for black America" in an essay that explores Wakanda's emotional power and symbolism.
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Hal Warren from Massachusetts examined the facts: When first examining this image, I wanted to not think solely about the symbolism.
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Despite this collection's interest in symbolism, it is also a catalog of immediate memories, arranged like snapshots in a photo album.
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My senses were blasted with a kaleidoscope of colorful, curving, intricate forms; evidence of Mackintosh's fascination with nature, symbolism and mysticism.
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His recent meetings, Mr. Rhodes said, have been driven less by political symbolism than by a desire to maintain these friendships.
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The mountain is said to be a sacred getaway, with tons of symbolism and mythical history to a lot of Koreans.
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But, in the case of the apathetic children, the illness seems to have been exacerbated and enlarged by its moral symbolism.
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He is now known mainly to scholars of Symbolism, connoisseurs of the occult, and devotees of the music of Erik Satie.
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The symbolism of this is just politics and game play," Frank Troise, managing director at SoHo Capital, told CNBC's "The Rundown.
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Others contain clear symbolism, like one representing the 10 incarnations of Krishna, or tell episodes from the life of the god.
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While the New York case was narrowly focused — the criminal charges centered largely on just two women — its symbolism was sweeping.
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Most of us on that colonnade presumably knew the symbolism: the wind-ruffled Gospel represented the presence of the Holy Spirit.
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"Parasite" is what critics are calling the film of the year, and its ending is packed with symbolism and social commentary.
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In relation to the overwhelming impact of "Lightning," with its rich colors and symbolism, the additional works seem like unnecessary afterthoughts.
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The symbolism of Kennedy, who is from the same state as "Never Nancy" movement leader Seth Moulton, wasn't lost on people.
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In this context, Thieu, an avatar of responsible judgment and sober respectability, was the perfect foil to counter Ky's unsavory symbolism.
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Amidst all the blunt symbolism, perhaps the most subtle work on display is "Veridis Quo" (2016), by French artist Lola Gonzàlez.
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But a free trade deal between both countries could be more about political symbolism than anything else and thus easier to conclude.
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Powerful in its symbolism, it represents such resonant themes as fullness, unity, vastness, and even the fecundity of the protective, enveloping womb.
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For a former Socialist minister, who had campaigned for office as "neither on the left nor the right", the symbolism was arresting.
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Pompeo described the move as technical and said it was prompted by operational efficiency, but it has big political consequences and symbolism.
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At another moment infused with symbolism, the men replanted a tree with soil and water taken from both sides of the border.
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The pyramid shape has been carefully chosen for its symbolism as well as modularity where three or five pyramids form the cube.
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This is a city that conspiracy theorists believe has occult symbolism built into its design, making it quite literally a hell mouth.
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Beyond the symbolism of a summit, though, it is unclear what a meeting would achieve beyond the bargain struck under the JCPOA.
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After all, one women's symbolism is another's trendy tat, and we have a feeling the design will be catching on quite soon.
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Each member has been assigned symbolism and a backstory that becomes evident through watching the group's music videos and following social posts.
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His films lean on symbolism, using images to tell the story and reveal meaning rather than dialogue, which is often rather thin.
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Traditionally, each tarot card has a specific symbolism, from the direction the figures face on the cards, to the landscape around them.
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In light of Trump's Mexican border-wall proposal, Matta-Clark's artistic holes have a gleam of renewed symbolism and allegory about them.
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If the previous video, 'I'm Always Watching You,' was Rear Window, 'Soft Feelings' is Vertigo, with all its clues, symbolism and obsessiveness.
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"They are more OCD obsessive things that I think about all the time than about symbolism," he says of the compulsive repetitions.
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He said he and others found the "Betsy Ross" flag's symbolism offensive because of its ties to the country's era of slavery.
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It would be a modest protest—more of a cathartic ritual than a rancorous rally—but their puffs would billow with symbolism.
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Given her family's unique history with this particular animal, it's hard not to read into the symbolism behind this choice in ink.
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While a new leader might redecorate in any country, Macri is waging war on a movement that is particularly replete with symbolism.
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Rather than remain in the realm of metaphor and symbolism, Dutch painter Gerard Boersma takes a decisively direct approach to hyperrealist painting.
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The pelican image is a little opaque to us now, but in that more religious decade, the symbolism would have been clear.
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On Saturday, July 2nd, someone with access to Donald Trump's Twitter account tweeted an attack on Hillary Clinton containing anti-semitic symbolism.
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And cash isn't just psychologically important because it's an object, but because it's imbued with hundreds of years of history and symbolism.
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It reminds me of Sudoku, or high school English, where we spent weeks mining symbolism from the surface of mid-century lit.
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The timing of the embassy opening, attended by Trump's daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner, added to the fraught symbolism.
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While the practical implications of lifting the ban on women driving are undeniable, they remain outweighed by the repercussions of its symbolism.
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The symbolism of the couple's departure from Palo Alto is poignant: Even a lawyer married to an engineer can't afford Palo Alto.
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If you're looking for a gift with symbolism this holiday season, consider a cash donation in the name of someone you love.
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But one senior official conceded the symbolism wouldn't be there, and noted there are still logistical considerations to worry about with Singapore.
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In the end, though, we weren't convinced that the wolf-y symbolism and copious bloodshed added up to much of a story.
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Then there's the symbolism: The AR-15 has become a rallying cry for ardent supporters of the Second Amendment and gun marketers.
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The optics of us raising the tariffs on October 290st, which is their 213th anniversary, caused them grave concern on the symbolism.
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I then got enough to make good guesses at POTHOLES, LOCKSMITH and SYMBOLISM, and the rest of the grid slowly filled in.
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What was the symbolism of her choice of venue, a hip, newly opened spot with exposed wood beams and dangling pendant lighting?
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"I find a lot of symbolism in the fact that the police and gendarmerie are especially conspicuous at the parade," he wrote.
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Under the palm trees in a desert town built over an aquifer, the symbolism of the pool as oasis is particularly resonant.
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And that's what's going on with a new business that is trying to capitalize on the phallic symbolism of the eggplant emoji.
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So the details of any settlement — such as whether it includes an admission of wrongdoing by Mr. Weinstein — would carry significant symbolism.
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In a country that spent most of the past century under brutal military rule, the symbolism of the military presence was unmistakable.
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"The speech was echt Macronism — lofty in conception, bold in symbolism, vague on details," said Arthur Goldhammer, an analyst of French politics.
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The world premiere of "Wildflowers, a feminine genesis," Maureen Fleming's interdisciplinary celebration of femininity and Yeats's poetic symbolism, will follow in October.
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In this year's shows, it came through in symbolism — protective silhouettes in which to take refuge, like tents, and military-inspired looks.
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"Norman F***ing Rockwell" — Lana Del Rey Del Ray often plays with symbolism in her songs and this one is no different.
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Last month, West Virginia public school teachers in all 22015 counties did the same -- not out of symbolism, but of urgent necessity.
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That Booker chose February 1 -- the first day of Black History Month -- made for a bit of nice symbolism as well. 4.
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And they were moved as well by the symbolism of Smith's role as the official spokeswoman for poetry in the United States.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE For all its baffling elements, Strauss's "Die Frau Ohne Schatten," a fairy tale rife with symbolism, may be his masterpiece.
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"The symbolism of this judgment is important ... hopefully, if enough women know about it they can begin asserting their rights," said Claassens.
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The symbolism was almost too stark: The towers blocked the view of Paris — they couldn't see it, and it couldn't see them.
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There is easy symbolism to be had in that contrast, but Adams is thankfully less interested in allegory than in cutting satire.
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But now the hostility is so great that the hatred for the personality overwhelms the symbolism of the office for many Democrats.
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The weird symbolism in Jo Baer's paintings fuse the grays of her early Minimalist abstractions with visions of Irish myths and monuments.
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The Norwegian authorities had left the announcement of the discovery to the Germans out of deference for its symbolism, Ms. Gudbrandsen said.
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The symbolism of hearing from Mr. Pence and another senior Trump administration official, Kellyanne Conway, at the march is hard to overlook.
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The end result might be the same — a confirmation of Judge Gorsuch by the Republican majority — but the symbolism would be clear.
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Then a separate sound symbolism analysis is conducted to study sound quality and the feelings evoked by the letters in the alphabet.
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But the Japanese have never industrialized the cherry blossom, and it has only rarely been imbued with religious symbolism — it simply is.
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The artist Luchita Hurtado's work spans micro- and macroscopic worlds; it's laden with environmental and feminist symbolism that feels of-the-moment.
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In October 2019, North Korean media released photos of Kim riding a white horse, and the propaganda shots were full of symbolism.
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This summer, Fiji will likely replace its flag, which also contains the union jack, with a new one featuring more indigenous symbolism.
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At the same time, the coexistence of realism and symbolism emphasizes the fantasy and the absurdity of these characters and their stories.
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Full of mythical symbolism and beautiful imagery, Rose Madder is one of King's many attempts to tackle the subject of domestic violence.
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Symbolism emphasized the spiritual (if not religious) in art, music, and literature and favored a hermetic sensibility of art for art's sake.
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While leaders do have important symbolism, that meaning relates more to their potential for the group at large than the results they'll produce.
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Some members trying to appear less extreme have denounced the neo-Nazi symbolism as they try to court college students and disenfranchised Americans.
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Black Panther is Afrofuturism writ large, the incorporation of distinctly African and African-American narrative symbolism as a means to reclaim modern blackness.
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A few times during Season 1 of The Society, it feels like the show is literally hitting you over the head with symbolism.
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The announcement was charged with symbolism, said Prakash, with the Marshall Islands contributing less than 0.00001 percent of the global total of emissions.
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Schumacher, who is familiar with occult symbolism and numerology, sprinkled this knowledge throughout the film to again appeal to those in the know.
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As the Obamas take part in their final Christmas season at the White House, they have chosen a holiday theme filled with symbolism.
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A body, naturally, needing some time to decompose, the audio piece marks the passage of time using the symbolism of a moon's cycle.
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Pantone announced "Ultra-Violet" as the official 2018 Color of the Year, a bright, highlighter hue used throughout history to represent political symbolism.
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The symbolism of a black President prevented America from grappling with the reality of how exceptional his victory and his story really was.
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They really said screw it to symbolism and blew the whole thing up in order to force Noah to have some self-awareness.
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Partly, this is because the swollen forms in her works on paper feel rooted in Symbolism, channeling the macabre spirit of Alfred Kubin.
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Despite the nursery rhyme-esque symbolism of the beer bottle running away with the pizza, Welsh police are taking the theft very seriously.
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Not only was he confident of robust interest from buyers for this weapon but he was also unapologetically eager to valorize its symbolism.
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But Nazi symbolism, semi-ironic misogyny, and nihilistic misanthropy are no longer meaningfully transgressive; in fact, they've been in perennial rotation for decades.
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This idea—that the symbolism of a deal is as important as the deal itself—is something that Keynes would counsel Westminster today.
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