They're bent-backed crones' tales, sly gossips' tales, work-worn mothers' tales and old wives' tales.
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"Girl Tales" — Feminist fairy tales written and performed by playwrights and actors.
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In her piece, Srinivasan describes many "unsavory termite tales," but there are savory tales, too.
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An officer recited his own poetry: "I could tell you tales that would make you laugh...tales that would turn your stomach, tales that would break your heart," he intoned.
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She delighted crowds with tales of her adventures that reporters dutifully reported — tall tales, many of them.
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Poles are used to hearing extravagant tales of lost war loot, and also to hearing the tales debunked.
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"It is absolutely absurd — all those tales about cyberattacks by Russians, absolute tales," Putin's press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, said.
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Every era rewrites its fairy tales to fit a specific agenda, because that is what fairy tales are for.
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The men in the fairy tales, the Prince Charmings, are also up against it in the realm of fairy tales.
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Perhaps Albus's Aunt Honoria (mentioned in "The Tales of Beedle the Bard," Rowling's book of wizard fairy tales) had children.
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Check out a few more Woven Tales below: For more on Woven Tales, check out a talk Peters Projects hosted with Kiki Smith: The entire Woven Tales collection is on view at Peters Projects through July 30, 2016.
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I like to look into the past to understand us today: religions, myth, folk tales, fairy tales, that's what rings my bell.
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Lloyd Webber's stories, far from being tales of aims accomplished, remain tales of aims gone wrong and of mountains not quite climbed.
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If there were tales written specifically for boys—adventure tales—why shouldn't there also be stories about girls' concerns, written for them?
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"You can explain that fairy tales are only fairy tales but that alone won't do," said Ms. Ludwig of the regional government.
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"The old Tales is in conversation with the new Tales, and there's really interesting tension that exists between those two things," she says.
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Tales of gods, Titans, and giants fill children's fairy tales, while a variety of mythological monsters have captivated viewers on the big screen.
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Any Tales of the Cocktail veteran will tell you that this is the grand, unwritten rule of surviving: You don't finish drinks at Tales.
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Other methods were less high-minded: tales circulate of browbeating phone calls to Academy voters and sabotage campaigns against competing movies—tales Weinstein denies.
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Sources for fairy tales are similarly complicated—the tales we know best are the ones that men have put down in writing, but at least some of those tales are based on folklore and oral storytelling, which has long been the provenance of women.
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For Tales of Berseria, and the Tales series as a whole, Velvet Crowe's journey for vengeance is a stark departure from an otherwise traditional thread.
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Warning: major spoilers ahead for all five Pirates films, including Dead Men Tell No Tales The problem doesn't lie entirely in Dead Men Tell No Tales.
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You work a lot with fairy tales, and you've said that you think fairy tales tell us truths that we would like to look away from.
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Ever the street-corner mythmaker, the Brownsville rapper tells tales of epic proportions, reinforcing his tales of moral perils with imagery borrowed from the Greek pantheon.
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He has made phantasmagorical dances inspired by the lives — and violent deaths — of the early saints, by Greek mythology and by Scottish fairy tales, among other wild tales.
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"Grimm's Fairy Tales, for example, are grim indeed," he wrote, showing that the written versions of the tales describe the eyes of Cinderella's stepsisters getting pecked out by doves.
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Sure, tales of Florida Man are well documented, but perhaps less talked about are the tales of Florida alligators, which have been popping up in the most unlikely of places.
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Beyond anecdotal tales of massive delays, like the 183 passengers who were stuck on a train for 36 hours earlier this year, data shows these tales are far from outliers.
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When I was little I read a lot of Western fairy tales, and Miyazaki mentioned in an interview that his work was deeply influenced by Western fairy tales like Gulliver's Travels.
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Some of stories below tell tales of baby queers finding their first loves in books, movies, and TV. Some tell tales of straight characters that LGBTQ+ women have coded as queer.
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As more women in Hollywood come forward with tales of tales of battling the wage gap, the idea that those negotiating on their behalf would be less than forthright is disconcerting.
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I own bars in New Orleans—when Tales became a distressed property, I looked around in the French Quarter and I thought, 'Wow, if Tales goes away we're really in trouble.
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The process enabled the researchers to separate the effects of tales traveling between neighboring groups (such as through trade or migrations) from tales that had been inherited from common ancestral groups.
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These tales could be said to be the most character-driven fairy tales in existence, which to me means that their observations about love and romance are perhaps the truest to life.
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The reaction was so strong that you realized that a lot of people didn't even realize how much they loved fairy tales and/or didn't realize how much people loved fairy tales.
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"American voters believe those tales of intrigue coming from the Trump White House, but they think it's wrong to tell those tales anonymously," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
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But the finest moments happen when he takes a break and, aided by Mr. Kuklis's sonic manipulations, conjures a dreamscape woven from folk tales and personal tales of camping by the Adriatic Sea.
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But fairy tales have been about women wrestling for control over their voices on one level or another ever since the Brothers Grimm published their first edition of Grimm's Fairy Tales in 1812.
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Every summer we would put on productions of fairy tales.
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The young people passed around ghost tales, according to Biography.
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Duck TalesThere's a good reason Duck Tales is being revived.
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Refugee Tales harnesses the power of storytelling to foster empathy.
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And what about the release of all those Handmaid's tales?
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Tales games since have mostly fallen into a similar mold.
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Tales games have had an issue with stagnation in storytelling.
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Music videos used to be like fairy tales to me.
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None of those four make the book of cautionary tales.
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They tell local tales that give the populists less credit.
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Yet both of these objections are really tales of displacement.
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Disney XD's animated Duck Tales reboot is slowly taking shape.
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Our kids need to grow up with different fairy tales.
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Not the underbelly, as certain old tales would have it.
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But tales of young love have been ringing alarm bells.
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They're sort of like the Avengers of Disney fairy tales.
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Tales of struggling Americans are engagingly woven into the outrage.
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Fairy tales do happen here, if you work for it.
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Caitlin O'Heaney on Tales of the Gold Monkey in 83.
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These lurid tales from the nuclear world are all real.
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When you get to Tales, you hit the ground running.
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Tales of rebel atrocities have spurred on the government's forces.
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Daugherty: Tales Of Hemingway; American Gothic; Once Upon A Castle
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So many tales to tell, so many things to see.
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It's been a big week for tales of content moderation.
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Of course, savvier youths know how to debunk such tales.
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The kind of people they write about in fairy tales.
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But he always gets out of it — seven tales worth.
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For me, the individual tales were all worth playing through.
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Tell us your most explosive tales of tech gone awry.
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Lewandowski shared tales from his time on the Trump campaign.
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Not all Romeo and Juliet tales are created equal, though.
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Anyway, here are some other harrowing tales of internet deflowering.
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However, anecdotal tales of people with similar passport images abound.
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Some of the tales he came home with rivaled this!
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Tales of heroism were already beginning to emerge Wednesday morning.
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Can you explain exactly what Tales of the Cocktail is?
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They don't make any money on Tales in any way.
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The right prefers tales of elite rewards for elite performances.
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They're infomercial versions of Grimm's tales, acted out by mannequins.
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There's no romance in his dope tales, no pleasure either.
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Fairy tales are timeless, but they're not 21984 percent timeless.
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Still, the narrative impulse behind these vivid tales is understandable.
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Even fairy tales take on a certain hard edge here.
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"Spirit Riding Free: Pony Tales" season 1 (Animated children's series)
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"Enchanted Tales With Belle" opened in Disney World in 2012.
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Typically, each episode places new characters into short capsule tales.
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Tales of binge drinking, bullying, hazing … the list goes on.
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His voice can convey the authority of ancient fairy tales.
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We scanned the skies; we listened to the tall tales.
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Stories of stolen underwear sit alongside tales of brutal murder.
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Favretto and her team heard gruesome tales during her visit.
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Of course, women have always written and shared dark tales.
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The Wild West was also an era of tall tales.
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Some lived to tell their tales, and others did not.
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Right now, I'm reading a book of Russian fairy tales.
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The soldiers themselves knew that their tales were not stirring.
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Needless to say, it was the stuff of fairy tales.
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The movie chronicles music industry tales of glory and failure.
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Some of Disney's environmental actions sound almost like fairy tales.
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They recorded the folk tales they heard with minimal edits.
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We're drawn to tales of fierce resistance by oppressed minorities.
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They're all sort of telling the tales of what occurred.
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The strange tales of vote counts being leaked aren't isolated.
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I was a lover of vicious fairy tales like Struwwelpeter.
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But these are negative fictions, tales of wrongdoing by others.
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Do you see echoes of other fairy tales you've read?
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At least some of those tales, no doubt, are true.
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But other "Tales" episodes are more literal and less interesting.
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He'd recount tales of memorable meals eaten in faraway lands.
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It's one of many cautionary tales about assessing dietary data.
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So many potential writers, so many tales to be told.
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And Leah Remini returns with more tales of disillusioned Scientologists.
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We continue to need new fairy tales and new paradigms.
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I can't wait for the snowfall of his winter's tales.
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He shamelessly invents and promotes outlandlish and invidious conspiracy tales.
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Tales of immigrant woe are not unusual in Silicon Valley.
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Biden told tales of his own bouts with the illness.
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Was my vision of Christmas a relic of fairy tales?
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There are tales like hers from across the tech industry.
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"Duck Tales" (1987) was one of Disney's first animated shows.
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Enchanted Tales with Belle opened in Disney World in 2012.
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As rivalries flare, tales of malfeasance tend to come out.
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"Savage Tales" approaches Gauguin's extraordinary journals in the same light.
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Among migrant workers in Dubai, tales of mistreatment are legion.
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Below are some of their tales of exceptional public transit.
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While hiking together they tell tales and recall their pasts.
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Greek television channels aired the dramatic escape tales of survivors.
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Fairy tales are clothing, and to retell them is fashion.
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Fairy tales include universal symbols that are open to interpretation.
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I'm a romantic, but I don't believe in fairy tales.
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Nighttime tales seemed to speak to a different human need.
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Despite the tales of systemic political corruption, human rights violations and broken promises, not to mention tales of Olympic facilities that may or may not be "Olympic-caliber," it appears the Olympics will happen.
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Maybe the hope is that showing this during America's leather ball smash man contest will wake some people up to why dystopian sci-fi cautionary tales should legitimately be regarded as ACTUALLY CAUTIONARY TALES.
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Collected below are cautionary tales from flingers past, tales of beach make outs and awkward partings, of heavy petting and heavy feelings, of foreign countries and fuccbois, of sex organs both great and small.
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Meanwhile, everybody else in the world is enjoying, basically their life is getting marginally better every day, but they don&apost know that at CNN because are too busy chasing tail or tales, tawdry tales.
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Finally, in "Once and Forever: The Tales of Kenji Miyazawa," the folk tales of the early 20th-century poet have been collected and translated by John Bester into a new edition, published by NYRB Classics.
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Click through to read eight seriously bone-chilling tales from 2016.
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TALES of black magic are not common fare in British courtrooms.
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It's filled with salacious — and often unverifiable — allegations and wild tales.
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Tall tales There are a lot of myths about Mount Everest.
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Fittingly, Hanna and her father read Grimm's fairy tales before bed.
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Hiring managers have a wealth of eye-opening, scary workplace tales.
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Click through to read some seriously convincing tales of psychic experiences.
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Here, a selection of the latest tales from the dark side.
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Kids eventually outgrow childhood tales of Easter bunnies and Santa Claus.
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Political Brussels is rediscovering Stefan Zweig's tales of post-Habsburg Austria.
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Her speakeasy theory was buttressed by tales from her new neighbors.
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I heard similar tales from Catholic orphanages in other countries, too.
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Aside from a few cautionary tales, Chinese money was broadly welcomed.
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Since they were created, superheroes have functioned as sociopolitical fairy tales.
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Every time I hear the creation tales, I scoff a little.
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Hidden among the statistics are poignant tales of grief and frustration.
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You don't need to get wasted during Tales of the Cocktail.
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There might be things from fairy tales, popular culture, and politics.
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The PISA results are not all happy tales of plucky reform.
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These stories were the closest things to bedtime tales we had.
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Unsurprisingly, several of these tales take place inside middle schools. 212.
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Irrational fears are stories that we weave into long, spinning tales.
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This is exactly how it goes at Tales of the Cocktail.
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE "Peter Rabbit Tales," presented by Enchantment Theater Company. Feb.
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Cautionary tales work a lot better when there's some prophecy involved.
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Most tales of the city now take one of two tacks.
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Fairy tales, especially in America, typically don't feature women of color.
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As repellent as they are, these tales are just a taste.
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"These are simply old wives' tales that get perpetuated," says Larson.
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Mr English tells the new and the older tales in parallel.
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So we were talking about Black Narcissus and Tales of Hoffman.
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Their folk tales warn children to beware of long-haired strangers.
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He shares these tall but largely true tales with fellow inmates.
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Hidden treasures are a recurring mystery in fiction and fairy tales.
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Dead men can't tell tales but what they leave behind can.
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Such tales will stick in British mythology for a long time.
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Fairy tales, adapted and reversed, have long recurred in Coover's work.
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Thanks, Chuck, for letting Steve-O live to tell his tales.
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Check out Irv here ... and the "Tales" premiere on July 2.
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Many of the tales in Are You Afraid of the Dark?
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Everything is in flux These are not tales of doom, however.
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It makes you wonder: why are teens so into tragic tales?
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Our textbooks often simplify history to tales of heroes and villains.
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At one point, Bran calls Old Nan's tales "stupid," per Time.
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Broadly spoke with people about their personal tales of masturbation humiliation.
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This art book follows up his first, Tales from the Loop.
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Tales From the Teenage Cancel Culture What's cancel culture really like?
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"The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants" season 3 (animated children's series)
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I think I played Tales of Eternia for two hundred hours.
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Don't embarrass the bride or groom with tales of former lovers.
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What kinds of tales can be told, and from what perspectives?
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Nor are these tales from an America that existed long ago.
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Save these fairy tales for after your kids go to bed.
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Editors, struggling for content, snap up all manner of frivolous tales.
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The program this weekend includes tales from Puerto Rico and Andersen.
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The program this weekend includes tales from Japan and South Africa.
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The program this weekend includes folk tales from Japan and Britain.
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But "Brazillionaires" offers more than a flat collection of billionaire tales.
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The tales this weekend include works by Andersen and other authors.
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This magnificent tribute to tales of the imagination is absolutely magical.
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WeWork's party atmosphere yielded disturbing tales during work hours as well.
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And likewise, tales of flawed, unlikeable characters don't usually hold up
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Johnny Depp / Pirates of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
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Some didn't even clap or stand when Trump told his tales.
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And she certainly had some glamorous tales to tell, Applegate recalled.
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Financial experts offer plenty of cautionary tales about why this matters.
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And the tenor of these two tales seems ever more divergent.
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Tales of Interest is a refreshingly unpretentious slice of sloppy punk.
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Compared to Fox ... " The tales: "The president of Mexico ... called up.
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The reactions to "Fscomeau"s faked tales of woe illustrate this.
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These tales often used the creature as an allegory for morality.
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Traditional monster tales also end with a wholesome, inter-human marriage.
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The clandestine actions of royalty are familiar territory for fairy tales.
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In some of these tales, young Jesus is a real mensch.
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And mostly, their tales of central Oregon are nuanced and complex.
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But the grim tales about life under Mr. Ailes keep coming.
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Trilobites The fly agaric is the quintessential mushroom of fairy tales.
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That dread only builds as the two tales start to converge.
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Why did it take so long for the tales to emerge?
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QUESTLOVE I'm so jealous of "Tales," at least in the concept.
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The tales told by Cheeseborough and Nehemiah were more romantic, somehow.
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I stayed with relatives and heard tales of horror and suffering.
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All fairy tales lead up to this moment, then leave off.
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Now their tales are fueling a genre of grifter-related entertainment.
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But the Trump tales are not the only gripping stories here.
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Tales of exoneration after wrongful imprisonment face some fundamental narrative challenges.
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The tales in this anthology include the absurdist and the hopeful.
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While we're talking dark fairy tales, we can't forget Angela Carter.
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I read many confessional tales of heartache, confusion, grief and anger.
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"Stories Podcast" — A combination of classic children's stories and original tales.
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Arab fairy tales start with a line: Kan ya ma kan.
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What advice, comfort or caution can you take from their tales?
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I sought these tales avidly when I first became a stepmother.
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In fairy tales, the father-king was often duped and blind.
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A cousin had thrilled him with tales of the Dakota Badlands.
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But our tales, even the most tragic ones, hinge on specificity.
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Have you, personally, ever seen any evidence of these tall tales?
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The original changed superhero tales — and pop culture at large — forever.
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As I mentioned, Colfer has cleaned up the tales a bit.
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The prime character tales begin with Loki stealing Thor's wife's hair.
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He continued to edit other Tolkien tales as recently as 2018.
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She'd come with the most extraordinary tales and have everyone spellbound.
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On Saturday, many readers sent me tales of outrage and woe.
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These lies have spun tales and spanned depths of false narrative.
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I'll be back on Wednesday with more tales of the kitchen.
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Part of the fun here is watching these two tales merge.
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MEXICO CITY — As bad hombre tales go, Eduardo García's is classic.
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Then the Eagles reminded everyone that fairy tales are not real.
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"Tales of Our Time," Guggenheim Museum, New York, through March 10.
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Just don't expect any sordid tales of ex-Disney star debauchery.
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Tales of dysfunction in her campaign braintrust swamped her media coverage.
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They're the source of a lot of strange Northern tales, too.
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"My granddad was good at telling tall tales," Mr. Kristiansen said.
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Each bear has its own tales of victory, defeat, and hardship.
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But as Rickey Henderson tales go, it sounds plausible to me.
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They will conjure up new scare tactics and spread wicked tales.
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Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir is streaming on Netflix.
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These tales injected the possibility of imminent magic into my childhood.
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Some were tall tales: Lithuanians hunting, roasting and eating British swans.
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Only in fairy tales are emperors told that they are naked.
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Tales of decaying bodies and belated justice can captivate crime junkies.
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The use of local tales was also an attraction, he said.
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He's telling fairy tales about bringing back the past of work.
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At some time during the writing, the novel's name changed to "The Handmaid's Tale," partly in honor of Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales," but partly also in reference to fairy tales and folk tales: The story told by the central character partakes — for later or remote listeners — of the unbelievable, the fantastic, as do the stories told by those who have survived earth-shattering events.
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They're these incredibly forceful cautionary tales and morality tales warning us against our consumption and our abuse of the planet, and our unbound appetite for creation and invention at the cost of human experience and connectivity.
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She called herself Annie Londonderry (she attached an advertisement to her bicycle for the Londonderry Lithia Spring Water Company), and delighted crowds with tales of her adventures that reporters dutifully reported — tall tales, many of them.
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"The Tales of Beedle the Bard" is a volume of five wizarding fairy tales left to Hermione Granger by Albus Dumbledore in the final book in the "Harry Potter" series, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows".
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - There were tales of the expected - featuring Simone Biles and Kohei Uchimura - and tales of the unexpected in gymnastics as China lost the plot and departed the Rio Olympics without a gold medal.
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Lore does more than just chronicle disturbing tales from our own history.
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Tales abound of sex workers swallowing used condoms when police storm in.
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But tales of her heroics so far have been a bit exaggerated.
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The first two rival the darkest Grimm's fairy tales (the unedited ones).
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" That spirit of gratitude pervades Smith's recently released autobiography, "Tales of Wonder.
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But others will tell tales about dragons, teenage drama, and cave diving.
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In recent years, the web has been filled with tales of discrimination.
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Like all tales of misery and woe, our story begins in Baltimore.
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But Refugee Tales has an artistic as well as a political purpose.
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"It's called 'Scribble Tales' and we're doing popular nursery rhymes," Gioia says.
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Or maybe even Star Wars Tales: Title or Star Wars Legends: Title.
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Vampire tales proper seem to be a recent permutation on these beliefs.
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There were plenty of cautionary tales about building something outside that ecosystem.
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All of these stories are timeless tales of Christmas and family gatherings.
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This is one of the ways we process grief — in our tales.
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This is one of the ways we process grief — in our tales.
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King aside, Tales From the Darkside: The Movie has plenty to offer.
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But his tales are a distortion of the real Obama military doctrine.
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In "Sentimental Tales", Zoshchenko trains his sights on the literary scene itself.
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Surely our tales are worthy when they're not attached to systemic victimization.
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To learn more about John Freeman's Tales of Two Americas, click here.
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It's her third year at Tales, an event she handles in moderation.
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Many of these early Disney movies were based on classic fairy tales.
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"In this photo, the mother was telling traditional tales to her kids."
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These very, very short tales are as dislocating as they are brief.
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There are various tales as to why the highway was never finished.
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"People like to believe in fairy tales," Portman says in the trailer.
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In "Your Tales of Subway Hell," Emma G. Fitzsimmons writes: Crowded platforms.
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In "Your Tales of Trash Hell," Winnie Hu writes: Rotting milk cartons.
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Cautionary tales from Sears and Barnes & Noble have big-box retailers spooked.
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Like all fairy tales, however, it turned out to be an illusion.
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The year 2017 has been full of horrifying tales of flying commercial.
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Ahead, six (anonymous) tales of bachelorette weekends that seriously made us cringe.
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Tall tales and fireside ghost stories are a part of growing up.
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Occasional tales of failure and fraud also do little for public confidence.
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They are to be laughed at, not made the subject of tales.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 44 of Reddit's most LOL-worthy sex tales.
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Many Romans at the time shared tales of the "ferocious" German tribes.
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Until then, you can just read about these cautionary tales for free.
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Like, could you translate this English from The Canterbury Tales from 1389?
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One of the most bizarre nature tales involving penguins happened last year.
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It's the fascinating, gripping, and at times unsettling tales of American folklore.
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There's a lot to find in Sarah Jessica Parker's tales on Instagram.
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Any threat of emasculation was counterbalanced with tales of Hammer's bachelor party.
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The traditional version of fairy tales often cast the woman as object.
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Youngsters' dreams are nourished by seafaring tales told by relatives or neighbours.
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He even admitted to collecting his sexual tales for a potential book.
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So what was Jackson's secret to creating such intoxicating and terrifying tales?
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Trump-is-doomed stories are one of the media's favorite fairy tales.
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Similar tales even reach Sothoryos, the furthest continent of the known world.
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Conversations with him often include tales of undocumented immigrants and their struggles.
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People populate the darkness; with ghosts, with gods, with electrons, with tales.
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Audiences know what to expect from love stories and fairy tales alike.
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But some of these Deliveroo drivers have extra odd tales to tell.
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Suspicious Twitter tales are nothing new and have been happening for years.
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For people in these parts such appalling tales are all too familiar.
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To do so, he relies on a crowdsourced compendium of fishermen's tales.
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Many African-Gujarati businessmen in east Africa have similar tales to tell.
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So, it never occurred to me to share tales out of school.
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In fact, fairy tales themselves are far more modern than we think.
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Monmouth to Chaucer to Malory, this ancient set of tales weave together
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This is the stuff of fairy tales, I realize, the ur-nightmare.
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GRIMM'S FAIRY TALES By Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm Various readers3½ hours.
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Even movies derived from Grimm's fairy tales feel like comic-book films.
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MAMARONECK "Into the Woods," Stephen Sondheim musical based on classic fairy tales.
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"Into the Woods," musical by Stephen Sondheim based on classic fairy tales.
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COLD SPRING HARBOR "Whales, Ales and Salty Tales," nautical singalong and storytelling.
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And she has dragons, or so the tales would have us believe.
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Hence the play's flirtation with tales of the supernatural, past and present.
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Read on to nod in agreement with these tales of relationships lost.
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Southern California surf culture is rich with such tales from this period.
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And ghost tales are something the Mystery House is not short of.
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The resulting narrative predictably recycles three mangy tales from the Shostakovich wars.
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"The Americans" includes tales of espionage, but foundationally is about defining truth.
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The tales this weekend include ones from Appalachia, the Caribbean and Denmark.
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The program this weekend includes tales from Haiti and from Andersen himself.
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You always hear tales about brothers who can feel each other's pain.
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" The Rag noted male castration fears arising from tales of "toothed vagina.
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And maybe tourists will take home tales of a haunted Union Square.
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Even with these elucidations, though, "Tale of Tales" guards its secrets well.
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Now the trial will likely move into gritty tales of bank fraud.
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Captivity tales fascinate us because they challenge our fantasy of self-determination.
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Harrowing tales of close calls and fiery escapes were shared by survivors.
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In these tales, slavery is often used as a method of storytelling.
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I choose yes even though you moms tell me those horrifying tales.
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Providing a synopsis of Southland Tales may well be a fool's errand.
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But they tell two different tales of dystopia, and with varying success.
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The point is to honor those whose tales have not been told.
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I'm not wielding this claim about fairy tales as a weapon here.
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He used to regale his family with tales of rough New York.
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I found some echoes of my Indian childhood in the Russian tales.
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These tales feed the lectures that Mr. Grant gives to garden clubs.
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Reporters frequently omitted key facts or filed sensationalized tales of black criminality.
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What are the tales that you still regale your co-workers with?
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The Winter Olympics, jitters on Wall Street and tales of digital nomads.
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And, as always, she laces her tales with humor, gallows or otherwise.
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Her tales are often dark, ambiguous and threatening, but not without humor.
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You wanted "Tales" to be passed on to the next generation. Why?
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Prosecutors said Detective Franco fabricated tales of drug buys by innocent people.
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Strangers on the Twitter hashtag #NotOK tell their own tales of violation.
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Hours of tall tales, "then five minutes of half-truth," Bowden writes.
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Best to catalog these tales before they're as extinct as the Quaalude.
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I chalked stories across sidewalks and penciled tiny tales in notebook margins.
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Like other medieval tales, "Game of Thrones" is not a precise allegory.
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Perhaps you've heard disturbing tales about "baby factories" in India or Ukraine.
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I've always loved the sea and tales that are set on it.
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If you think Gus committed suicide, then you believe in fairy tales.
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Post in the comments section, and we'll highlight the most interesting tales.
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Usually, anyone who emerges from these tales intact has declined incredible gifts.
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"The Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm," edited by Noel Daniel. Taschen.
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His early works include the crime noir tales Jinx and A.K.A. Goldfish.
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Detailed in their intricate hieroglyphics were tales of kings, queens and war.
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And ask them to tell treasured family tales in their own words.
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Well, maybe not fairy tales, but you'll definitely get better at solving.
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And you shared tales about overcoming hardship to create a memorable meal.
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Skeletons and skulls regularly appear in folk tales as ghostly, comical characters.
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In her travels, Faye hears many tales that follow these familiar trajectories.
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In her previous series, Ms. Frank interpreted the original Grimms' fairy tales.
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There's a lot to be learned from these Silicon Valley cautionary tales.
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Sketchbook The Danish master is crawling with characters from his fairy tales.
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But even this is small potatoes, horseplay, piddling tales about big ambitions.
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" Wilkinson said, "It's one of those mythic Oxford tales that's actually true.
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That part of the Cuban sports legacy was omitted from their tales.
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Warnings and cautionary tales could be sourced from the grim nonfiction world.
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Why aren't there more tales about the trials and glories of track?
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With just nine tales, "Return to Romance!" doesn't wear out its welcome.
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From Robert McNamara to Lehman Brothers to Stronger Together, cautionary tales abound.
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Unfortunately, these parts of Atwood's cautionary tales have received far less attention.
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And here we are, to tell those tales and fight these fights.
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His listeners told tales of retching as they drove around the city.
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In 1976, she accepted a commission to translate Charles Perrault's fairy tales.
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The tales he adapted and invented can still astonish, delight and provoke.
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Over dinner in a posh restaurant, four businessmen swap tales of woe.
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In my research I've heard countless tales of assault, harassment and abuse.
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Journalists seeking tales of teenage high jinks have come up empty-handed.
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Disney also specializes in that most archetypical of storytelling genres: fairy tales.
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The tales of Robin Hood are a romanticized version of wealth redistribution.
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But to have such success stories, we must start with truer tales.
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Mr. Schneider's story is one of the more unlikely tales of transformation.
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He'd had enough of what people said, tips and tales, theories, tidbits.
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His work has always leaned on folklore, superstitions and old wives' tales.
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Many of these tales are dark, otherworldly and (trademark Winterson) wickedly funny.
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Tales síntomas no son señales de una infección pulmonar, ni de neumonía.
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Around the hearth, old Rwandan folk tales dispel the gloom of exile.
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Even before Dugas, the idea of Patient Zero suffused tales of outbreaks.
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Armstrong filled it with recipes, shopping guides, and tales of single parenthood.
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Tales of girls coming back bleeding, infected, and still pregnant abound today.
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Every family has excuses and statements and tales that they recount whenever they're together; Harold's illness gives ample opportunity for the Meyerowitz clan's collection of such excuses and statements and tales to bubble back up to the surface.
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But nonetheless, it is and will always be one of America's most culturally significant cities, and while much of what outsiders know of Detroit are tales of woe and economic depression, those tales are far from the whole story.
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Aisha Tyler, actress and co-host of CBS's "The Talk," demonstrates this by regaling readers of her book, "Self-Inflicted Wounds: Heartwarming Tales of Epic Humiliation," with tales of mistakes she has made and decisions she has deeply regretted.
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Looking right into our eyes, he stumbles his way through a monologue about the two kinds of stories parents tell their children: fairy tales designed to uplift them with empathy, and cautionary tales meant to cow them with fear.
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He scoured books, maps and journals to craft believable settings for his tales.
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And there are cautionary tales about the difficulties of doing business in space.
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Let's examine a few of the craziest tales told on the HBO favorite.
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And both are distinctly pleasurable, binge-begging tales of crime and semi-punishment.
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And finally, a shipwreck tells tales off the northern coast of Lake Superior.
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That show rewrites fairy tales and this was our modern day fairy tale.
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The last two years opened up mainstream true crime tales to loftier aspirations.
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This past year, VICE contributors traveled the world and told us their tales.
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But history serves up a few cautionary tales of misguided "utopias" as well.
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Each day has brought fresh jaw-dropping tales of bribery, murder, and betrayal.
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He can almost lull you to sleep with tales of murder most foul.
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In fairy tales, princesses sling their hair from towers and lose glass slippers.
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Their tales were strikingly similar, each adding weight and credibility to the others.
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Luckily, more than a few readers sent in toking tales with impressive details.
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As with Tales of Halloween, an collection like this leads to some inconsistency.
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Kroll was a good fit for a guy who liked to tell tales.
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"Some people say they're just tall tales, but I believe," Christina Hendricks admits.
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To me, our greatest strength and vulnerability is this amazing collection of tales.
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It can be impossible to tell which tales were invented and which reported.
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The content of these books vary from ancient national history to contemporary tales.
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Hear tales of some their earliest occupants who paranormal enthusiasts say linger on.
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But somehow the data points and brutal tales of deprivation continue to shock.
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Her first two collections, "Mirror Mirror" and "Follow Follow," retold classic fairy tales.
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The tales fit Black Mirror's storytelling style, but not its usual moral framework.
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But most of these folks probably weren't headed there looking for cautionary tales.
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"I felt as though it's one of her best-written tales," Hanks said.
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But workers in some other parts of China have similar tales to tell.
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Dead men tell tales in Charles Brandt's riveting insider account about organized crime.
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Tales of individual acts of kindness to federal staff denied their salaries abound.
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Most of the tales in this volume are much darker and more disturbing.
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Just some light bedtime tales about the Bush Administration's response to 9/11.
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Disney fairy tales have taught many people about the magic of true love.
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The Victorian mansions host Halloween ghost tales and a Christmastime holiday home tours.
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Were there any witchy tales or images that inspired you from your childhood?
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Bruce Springsteen's hometown tales are coming soon to a Netflix screen near you.
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But the special won't be all white dresses and fairy tales, Tamburello teases.
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Unlike nearly all other folk tales, however, Slendy has a definite origin point.
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Our story begins, like many tales of Game of Thrones, in the North.
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There are surely more of these tales set in store for us, too.
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Some retort that Westerners exaggerate tales of Christian persecution to justify interventionist policies.
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I can imagine the illicit sex, drugs, and other unhinged tales sounded fun.
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Think about what you learned from the fairy tales you heard growing up.
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But not all cults end in suicide pacts or tales of daring escape.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales hits theaters May 26.
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The last few years have found some intense scrutiny and criticism around Tales.
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Tall tales of job promises and special New Year's treats were rapidly proffered.
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The Tales of Tofu is available for (free!) download now on house-foods.com.
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Among the tales and photographs is one remarkable moment forever documented on film.
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Well, I am drawn to tales about abuse of power and about deception.
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He told tales of growing up a dork: chubby, shy, and generally disliked.
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Surprisingly, the most "acted" tales in this collection are not the most effective.
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The rhyming tales seem like what Dr. Seuss might have produced after hours.
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Some interesting tales — and tails — in the news in the last two weeks.
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Like most time travel tales, Quantum Break begins with a mad scientist overreaching.
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It's full of women that all have lives and tales and colourful histories.
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"The Royal Ball," a performance of songs and stories from popular fairy tales.
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Island Tales came about from a creative exchange process between Taipei and Perth.
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New York tells many tales, some of a much harsher reality than others.
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Matteo Garrone's "Tale of Tales" collects three strange, intertwining stories of neighboring kingdoms.
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However, throughout the 1960s, tales surfaced of paranormal activity within the castle walls.
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Still, McCain goes on trading in tales of victims only she can spot.
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Chinese state media have reported harrowing tales of the victims of such scams.
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Sayyid told me cautionary tales about certain figures, like the one-eyed doorman.
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But we know by now how great she is at spinning fairy tales.
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The cautionary tales go back beyond Frankenstein's monster and continue into the present.
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But as zero-to-hero food tales go, this is a good one.
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Cardin told me that visitors routinely bring him tales of injustice and atrocity.
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These tales would unleash a flood of guilt, regret, and relief in me.
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Mandy Pursley didn't grow up seeing amputees like her represented in fairy tales.
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HOW EVERYTHING BECAME WAR AND THE MILITARY BECAME EVERYTHING: Tales From the Pentagon.
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"Tales of the City" is a new miniseries (well, sort of) on Netflix.
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It's a love that you only hear about in fairy tales and stories.
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Tales of suicide and thoughts of death form the core of Secondhand Time.
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"I'd never want to be flippant about femininity and fairy tales," she said.
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It included, approvingly, tales from other dynasties of officials speaking truth to power.
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He spins me tales of times he's fallen in love at first sight.
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While Sansa dreamed of fairy tales and embroidery, Arya preferred archery and combat.
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Tales of Koffmann's beast-like nature are not limited to his knife skills.
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The city is no stranger to dodgy agencies and tales of horrific abuse.
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Tales of the City has seen multiple adaptations, including on radio and television.
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How Everything Became War and the Military Became Everything: Tales from the Pentagon.
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The Ringlings' relatives, former business associates and employees could provide tales and objects.
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The latest volume, "Hermes: Tales of the Trickster," will be published in January.
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Troubles at high-profile startups, meanwhile, have become cautionary tales for many investors.
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There's the living doll Olympia in the 1881 opera The Tales of Hoffmann.
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Tales of family farms broken up to pay estate tax are pure fiction.
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The stories will be free from the elaborate continuity of previous superhero tales.
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When it comes to "Tales of the City," the nostalgia just keeps compounding.
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Honigsbaum, a journalist and historian, builds "The Pandemic Century" from nine such tales.
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The first installment of a new weekly feature, collecting reader tales from Australia.
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Fish tales: How the Museum of Natural History relocates 2.8 million dead fish.
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Yet these longer movies were unambiguous: simple morality tales of good versus evil.
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"It was a port-and-storytelling-themed party called Decanterbury Tales," she said.
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With tales everywhere of American's hoarding masks and hand sanitizer, many, including Rep.
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Tales of gender blasphemy from deep within the land of princes and princesses.
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But as in all fairy tales, there was death in the woods, too.
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Memorial Day means blockbusters, horror tales and indie comedies are headed your way.
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Zimbabwe is rife with tales of multiple centers of power within the establishment.
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Diglio, Tuohy and Tuohy's parents don't need to look far for cautionary tales.
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Fairy tales are about moral intentions, about the perils of adulthood and desire.
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This is just one of the tales with which these cobblestones are scorched.
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You sent us tales of lost friendships, mixed marriages and tense family gatherings.
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This drama based on fairy tales killed off a major character last week.
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They have the nightmarish, inevitable illogical logic of folk tales or urban legends.
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To anybody with a Whig mind-set, the tales have a familiar ring.
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Many were interrogated over the years, and some had harrowing tales to tell.
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I was struck by how their stories echoed tales of conservative political awakening.
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This is of course a classic formula, in King tales and in general.
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His movie, Tales of the Grim Sleeper was shortlisted for an Academy Award.
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Laura Zinn Fromm is the author of "Sweet Survival: Tales of Cooking & Coping."
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Footnotes show how pervasive violent abuse has been through all times and tales.
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The heating guys filed out, swapping tales of valves, vents, and recalcitrant boilers.
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To tell hers, she has to draw on the corpus of known tales.
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In creating the carousel's seats, Hayon took inspiration from folklore and fairy tales.
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It is unclear if Pytheas made it there himself, or merely heard tales.
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He has prevailed in a way no other spinner of tales has prevailed.
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And Greg Garcia uses outlandish tales to scare the daylights out of vacationers.
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Instagram has become a popular place for owners to share their goat tales.
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Today's students get steeped in American tales of genocide, slavery, oppression and segregation.
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Only a baby girl too young to tell tales survived the family's slaughter.
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The recent "Gilmore Girls" season proved that Connecticut has more tales to tell.
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It reminds us that "Once upon a time" is how fairy tales start.
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The arctic trails have secret tales that would make your blood run cold.
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Afghan history is replete with tales of women negotiators, peacemakers, and go-betweens.
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Their tales left him with an abiding urge to unpick a grisly story.
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The summer, or lack thereof, in 1816 also inspired something else: Gothic tales.
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She recalls her dad's tales of the nightly spectacle with wonder and skepticism.
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In most apocalyptic tales, the reader is expected to accept certain baseline assumptions.
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And HBO's "Room 104" tells disturbing tales within the confines of four walls.
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The master storyteller David Gonzalez doesn't just tell tales, he also reinvents them.
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"The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants" is based on a children's book series.
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Sometimes those fairy tales have come true, or at least portions of them.
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Ovid's Fasti split open atop Edith Hamilton's Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes.
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Elsewhere, she's remixed Russian folk tales and turned Snow White into a Western.
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Tales of powerless, miserable, humiliated vice presidents of the United States are legion.
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He illustrated "One Hundred Poems," (ca 1835) and "One Hundred Ghost Tales" (1833).
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