The holiday season is all about togetherness . . .
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Running away instead of digging in — that's the Togetherness way, and it produces some great TV. The thing that might throw you about Togetherness is how slight it is.
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" To which Meghan then replied, "Togetherness at its finest.
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"The togetherness, the strength — I love it," he said.
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Clean and cohesive, a monochromatic look suggests a certain togetherness.
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"People still want fellowship and togetherness and unity," Guidry said.
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Others found hope in the fire ants' strength and togetherness.
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They're a symbol of togetherness, giving, family, and getting rowdy.
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Find togetherness amongst yourselves by whatever resources available to you.
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Then the idea of spontaneous togetherness seemed to spontaneously combust.
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Some Tray of Togetherness items are more popular than others.
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There was still a feeling of togetherness against the regime.
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"We have a spirit of togetherness, a bond," he said.
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The Kim family has never been known for its togetherness.
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They like love, children, sharing, and togetherness, the literature explained.
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There's a real energy there of love and support and togetherness.
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In the process, we developed friendships and a sense of togetherness.
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To us it represents love, the best vibes, togetherness, and positivité.
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Togetherness Festival is meant to be about more than just sex.
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Here we find strength in togetherness, and the fierceness of community.
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We need more than just solidarity and a sense of togetherness.
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"We still come together, but we've modified our togetherness," the Rev.
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What it is: OK, here's that togetherness we were talking about.
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These brainstorming sessions mainly create a feeling of participation and togetherness.
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"Every team has to find a togetherness in competing," Stevens said.
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It is about togetherness as much as it is about solitude.
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"Here is to reunions, togetherness, family, and love love love," she wrote.
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"This year, 'Togetherness' has positively bloomed," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
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They found a sense of the eternal in this space of togetherness.
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How were you thinking through the iconography of togetherness for Black women?
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Taxation is not a symbol of civilization, social togetherness, or enlightened cooperation.
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When her role on Togetherness calls for nudity, Peet has no reservations.
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You'll also see us promoting girl power and togetherness in the video.
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But, again, there's that same focus on togetherness, family, comfort, caution, safety.
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Because ultimately, happiness and togetherness is not about the absence of problems.
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Events of this nature call for statements of national resolve and togetherness.
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But he also enjoyed the togetherness and support of the guys around him.
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Her credits include stints on Bill Nye Saves the World, Champions, and Togetherness.
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Why does Togetherness succeed where so many other shows of its ilk fail?
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TB: Talking about togetherness Forest here in Davos the theme is responsible leadership.
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Fun in this space was all wrapped up in the feeling of togetherness.
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But Bourdain stood for a lot more than Kumbaya-style celebrations of togetherness.
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The season two finale of Togetherness will air on April 2nd. pic.twitter.com/47RE2j30AO
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"The Orlando community has changed ... we have more of a togetherness," he said.
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In a somber speech from the White House on Monday, Trump urged togetherness.
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This crowd preached love and—in defiance of the old ways—unconstrained togetherness.
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Fashion is not known for its embrace of togetherness (more for its exclusion).
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A happy story about family togetherness, filtered through the lens of superhuman antics.
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You can't help but get along if you're concentrating on togetherness like that.
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It's about being for something: nobility, honor and character, righteousness, civility and togetherness.
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The rhetoric is all about togetherness—even though we're not in it together.
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The span of a few weeks that best embodies generosity, warmth, and togetherness.
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Indeed, the unfortunate circumstances have only bolstered our sense of compassion and togetherness.
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That beneath the warrior-queen performances and public togetherness, there lies a robot.
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I liked the feeling of togetherness, yet bristled at the program's authoritative overtones.
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I wanted to know what nine months of complete togetherness could feel like.
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"This togetherness," he said, "that will be the best answer to the West."
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"There's a feeling of togetherness that we don't see in fashion," she says.
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My family would rather I expend my healthy energy on quality togetherness anyway.
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"If it is not togetherness, I'd not have got this business," she said.
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It was forming this amazing group of people and feeling togetherness with them.
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You may know about hygge, the Danish concept of intimacy and cozy togetherness.
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My words became a divider in a time where togetherness and unity is crucial.
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Those at risk are asked if they want to enroll in a "Togetherness Programme".
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It's not just that religious rituals promote togetherness in a moment of historic loneliness.
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And so it's i understanding that philosophy of connectedness, being one family, togetherness yeah.
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"It's the best kind of togetherness and realness you can have in your life."
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"(That's) in terms of the intensity, the togetherness, the communication and connectedness," Phelps said.
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TOGETHERNESS Family dinner is not a mandate but it is kind of an expectation.
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A commitment ceremony might be a fun and appropriate way to celebrate your togetherness.
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" Tessa's pageant line was about family togetherness: " 'Cause that's what Christmas is all about.
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For him, obscurantism was not a branding ploy—it was an attempt at togetherness.
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A 'Tray of Togetherness' is often placed on the table to welcome visiting guests.
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Exercise may also help lessen the inevitable strains of holiday togetherness, Dr. Sallis said.
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And who could be better at transmitting the spirit and message of togetherness than Monae?
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Ted Danson and Laverne Cox are here to talk about togetherness, diversity, equality—and vodka.
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But we also discovered some heartwarming tales of holiday togetherness — and even one love story!
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Today's events are barely about culture, togetherness, hedonism and an unpredictable (and sometimes muddy) experience.
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H: Most figures are shown alone but in "Sunday" and "Spending Time," pairings evoke togetherness.
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"Our mindset wastotally different, our togetherness, and it showed," Tate told reportersafter the Michigan win.
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But they also recognized the spirit of togetherness that the traumatic event had brought about.
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Of course, Thanksgiving isn't just about celebrating abundance; it's also about celebrating family and togetherness.
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Rael described the event as "filled with joy, excitement, and togetherness" at the border wall.
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Of course, the Tray of Togetherness is about more than just the sweets it contains.
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But with their illusion of togetherness and equality under siege, their unity begins to crumble.
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That having shared experiences, whether positive or negative, cements the bond of togetherness as partners.
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The parties were Mr. Sheen's way of replicating the spirit of togetherness that Eurovision represents.
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Normalizing digital connection is how the Alesci family continues to nurture a sense of togetherness.
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The what wasn't clear in O'Rourke's announcement video, despite its pleas for togetherness and urgency.
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But you're right that she's not honoring the spirit of movie night, which is togetherness.
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Meanwhile Togetherness was just canceled, Girls is ending in 2017, and HBO has spent the last five years renewing a huge number of very good half-hour shows for a second season, then canceling them after that point (including the aforementioned Togetherness, Enlightened, and Looking).
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"My words became a divider in a time where togetherness and unity is crucial," she continued.
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Belgium coach Roberto Martinez hailed improvements in his side's "togetherness" as well as their attacking performance.
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"Here is to reunions, togetherness, family, and love love love," the Goop founder captioned the photo.
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Weddings are meant to be joyous occasions to celebrate love and togetherness — and they usually are.
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"A sense of togetherness is one of the most powerful things in the world," he said.
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The sense of togetherness and support that came from the community in Orlando is still there.
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It also was the first of many mentions of a collective "us," a specific Torontoist togetherness.
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VMware calls us to the values of doing things together; workops is part of our togetherness.
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In "Togetherness,"at 10:30, Michelle asks Brett and Alex for help building her charter school.
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The sense of togetherness at the club is palpable, both on the pitch and off it.
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She thinks a president Trump would restore a sense of cohesiveness and togetherness to the country.
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Do miles logged and family togetherness really make Pokémon Go different from other screen-based distractions?
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But there's never been anybody that could put a number on will and togetherness of group.
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Professional enterprise technology for agenda-driven video calls has been subverted for meandering, motive-less togetherness.
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By fall, both had fallen into a groove of togetherness: writing, eating, going to the gym.
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Nothing if not a rigorous dialectician, Bong refuses to sentimentalize the Kims' togetherness or their poverty.
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So many lines shimmer with somewhat sardonic discovery — a matter-of-fact staring-down at togetherness.
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This is at a time when we could use some more symbols of unity and togetherness.
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Find togetherness at the table For most of human history, eating alone was not an option.
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" His cosmic references, he said, "are symbolic of a moment of ultimate American optimism and togetherness.
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His work is based on criticizing people's mass narcissism, and yours is more about connection and togetherness.
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Inspired not by the music genre but the literal place, Dancehall is intended to cultivate a togetherness.
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Sure, maybe there's something about family togetherness in there, but really, Thanksgiving is all about thermal transfer.
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With Togetherness, Lynskey says she loves that her character feels like a real person with real flaws.
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It takes its time, reminding you that Togetherness is more than the resolution of its plot points.
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Hillary Clinton called the shootings "unbearable" and urged togetherness while a solution to police violence is found.
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By shooting groups of people from afar, perhaps he sought to show togetherness after so much conflict.
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Ineluctably, Eurasia is cohering, but that does not have to be under the stifling "togetherness" of tianxia.
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So just how many hours of togetherness does it take for an acquaintance to become a friend?
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That is why their pairing, more fusion than double act, has endured as a byword for togetherness.
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Gun violence A week that's supposed to be about peace and togetherness instead began with multiple tragedies.
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My hope is that after the march tomorrow, we can turn that into a feeling of togetherness.
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But Sweden always imagined itself as something different, a society bound by its unique brand of togetherness.
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So the opera's final scene of simultaneous separation and togetherness, while powerful, doesn't quite break your heart.
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Those who voted to remain in the European Union typically prize values of openness, togetherness and inclusion.
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So, support for Trump was not necessarily about money; it was about a lack of civic togetherness.
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The dancers reveal urban culture as an expression of togetherness, but also of their ingenuity and singularity.
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" He added, "It's about togetherness and the falling apart of the social fabric at the same time.
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Our lives held little togetherness other than love of our family and trading talk about our day.
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Supposedly, a four-day work schedule allows workers extra time to pursue leisure activities and family togetherness.
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Comfort, compassion and understanding for the survivors and our community; togetherness, time and love for my family.
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But it is also very much ensemble music, a show of togetherness in the face of dread.
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Children were the most vulnerable Witness accounts paint a scene of peace and togetherness that devolved into mayhem.
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The holiday season is about togetherness and merriment, festivity and family, generosity and gratitude, and definitely some frivolity.
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But for the families of the people caught up in the violence, there's an even more awful togetherness.
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I definitely think with a diverse entertainment lineup, it will continue to bring togetherness and inclusivity and unionship.
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" Targu Frumos, Romania "The logo is based on the principle of the official Olympic rings, which illustrates togetherness.
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Historically, a town center was more than a place for commerce: It was also a place for togetherness.
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When the infection waves pass, I hope this swell of creativity and in-the-moment togetherness stays strong.
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": "I can attest to the sense of togetherness that sometimes develops with the strangers around you in line.
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But we talk about togetherness all the time and nobody felt good about how that game was last night.
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The way we played with our brand of Belgian football, the togetherness and the flexibility we had showed tactically.
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My phone has been exploding with emails and invitations, groups of concerned friends forming around a need for togetherness.
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Togetherness doesn't exactly turn that premise on its ear, but it finds some interesting new ways to explore it.
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I said up above that Togetherness is not particularly interested in encapsulating the experiences of everybody who watches it.
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Plan an entire day for the two of you that hits all the high points — sentimentality, relaxation, and togetherness.
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This set of bros also acts and have starred, respectively, in notable roles on Transparent, Togetherness, and The League.
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Soon, we were in a relationship, trying to balance our goals for togetherness against our own goals as individuals.
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As long as I carve out a few moments for myself, I will happily welcome all of the togetherness.
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Now, across the hall we have Dr. Drew out at Craig's -- and he was all about sympathy and togetherness.
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"When people come together and grow things, the passion of greening brings out a spirit of togetherness," said Pungkothai.
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"Life always has its ups and downs and their togetherness in good and bad taught us teamwork," Brady wrote.
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With a new set of rulesCentered around togetherness, love, freedom, the wild, productivity,Family, saftey, respect, and no limits.
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Under the leadership of what feels like a common foe, the call for togetherness seems more important than ever.
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But Togetherness becomes truly seductive when it begins exploring the hairline fractures at the foundation of all these relationships.
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Halfway through the valedictorian speech (about unity and togetherness, of course) there was a massive commotion in the stands.
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Obviously, a guy like Brett in Togetherness was never an indie rock dude, he was always a sound nerd.
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"At the truck today, it's this feeling of togetherness," said Joseph Bogan, the business's chief executive and co-founder.
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And I think we need more togetherness in this world, so that's what I'm interested in putting in here.
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They needed to push each other away to find a relationship that wasn't dictated by all that forced togetherness.
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They were photographed with the children, made a show of togetherness and gave the impression that nothing was amiss.
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This means that parents and caregivers provide what is likely kids' only shot at learning about leisure and togetherness.
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You might want to plan this event for six months from now, after you've both adjusted to your togetherness.
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A few people, alone in their houses, video chatting without looking at each other, still feel a sense of togetherness.
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"There's nothing like that togetherness that we had on the road doing those auditions, having fun and having some laughs."
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Although the stories the Bible has to tell hold little appeal for me, the sense of community and togetherness does.
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"At this time of celebration and togetherness, we have a chance to reflect on the year gone by," she said.
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It's an app where people can discover each other playfully, bond and gradually form a "togetherness" — as in real life.
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Using the hashtag #msdprom18, students gave the world a look at their night of togetherness and displays of immense strength.
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He also mentioned his sister's official statement, which came a few days after the bombing, supporting her message of togetherness.
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We are getting in contact with famous alums asking to record a brief message of unity, togetherness, Gator Nation, etc.
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Yet in reality, Thanksgiving, like many rituals, isn't just about togetherness, but about the negotiation of social roles and relationships.
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In "Togetherness," at 10:30, Michelle, Tina, Brett and Alex try everything in their power to save the charter school.
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If your home is filled with music, it may also be full of togetherness, happiness — and a little more sex.
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The worker bee has been synonymous with Manchester, England, since the Industrial Revolution, symbolizing hard work, family, teamwork, and togetherness.
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Whether the subject was pork loin or marriage, the topic at hand seemed less important than the state of togetherness.
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Even the poor quality of the game's servers and buggy coding can't stop true affection or a sense of togetherness.
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And yet, every now and then, the internet provides moments of positivity and humor, even the occasional morsel of togetherness.
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They're creators of the dearly departed TV comedy-drama "Togetherness" and the oddball anthology series "Room 104," both for HBO.
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The money made by Ms. Franklin is money from the black community to help Ms. Davis, this is black togetherness.
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Yet this is also a remarkable story of togetherness: a modern family shifting and pivoting to keep each person afloat.
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What it is: Listen, I know we all need togetherness, loving thy neighbor and all that to beat this thing.
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"I wanted to come here to feel solidarity and to express something about togetherness," said Georgina Hicks, a local resident.
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Giving everybody (INCLUDING YOURSELF) a little space for naps and quiet downtime will make the family togetherness all the sweeter.
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Expect the gang to take on seasonal subjects like ugly Christmas sweaters, tacky menorahs and family togetherness (or lack thereof).
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Her original songs focus on the eternal pleasures of home, family warmth, and — that wonderful state to aspire to — togetherness.
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Sometimes there are moments of togetherness as each of the models are intertwined, grasping each other tightly on the couch.
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Venus, the planet famous for forging bonds, is cuddling up to Neptune in woo-woo Pisces, making togetherness feel like magic.
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Some families will have an empty chair at their table, the fruit of political disagreements too strong to permit physical togetherness.
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Before walking onstage, the former Victoria Secret model shared a photo of herself on Instagram sending out a message of togetherness.
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Disappointing to use your platform to promote thinspiration on a once a year holiday that should be about togetherness and gratitude.
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But you can see, also, how Leila's comparative youth, her lack of equivalent togetherness, means that settling down wouldn't have worked.
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CrossFit "boxes," as the gyms are known, are spaces where like-minded people can gather and experience a sense of togetherness.
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In fact, this is their third project with the network after Togetherness and Animals came out in 2015 and 2016 respectively.
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We enact this togetherness by gathering to cook and eat and reminisce, look at pictures, watch the game, and tell stories.
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Bale teased England earlier in the Euros by saying that the English lacked real togetherness, compared with the men of Wales.
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They embody the spirit of generosity, community and togetherness that is the soul of Americanism and the core of true patriotism.
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So I appreciate the way the Duplasses [Mark and Jay, who executive produce Togetherness] talk about parenting and family and midlife.
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It became a place I wanted to go because it reinforced a feeling of togetherness and joy during the AIDS years.
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Her music was doing just that — and at a time when some togetherness is just what the U.K. could do with.
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Senator Mitch McConnell and President Trump made a show of togetherness, moving to fill scores of federal court vacancies with conservatives.
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But I was really inspired by, again, ideas of comfort, togetherness, intimacy, protection, which has to do with the safety blanket.
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Nearly everything else is Ms. Grande: lead and backup vocals, melodies and asides, teasing and yearning, motion and afterglow and togetherness.
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Moreover, Julius's plight reflects subtly on universal human predicaments, such as choosing domesticity over spontaneity, togetherness over individuality, recognition versus seclusion.
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Religious attacks Two separate violent attacks shook religious communities on a weekend that was supposed to be about celebration and togetherness.
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You're dancing alone, yet you feel unified with everyone around you—a paradoxical lonely togetherness in which individual personalities are flattened.
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Sitting side by side, they stretched out and took a long breath, basking in a rare moment of quiet, sunlight and togetherness.
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Thanksgiving, a national holiday of gratitude, togetherness and caloric excess, often gathers generations of relatives who have little in common besides blood.
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"Our determination to retaliate to attacks that aim against our unity, togetherness and future grows stronger with every action," Erdogan said Wednesday.
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Mr Tulley sells "Togetherness Resting Places" in his green burial grounds, where pets and humans can be reunited "when the time comes".
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It's important, I think, to experience this kind of quiet oblivion and recognize that the game's true claim is one about togetherness.
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"Life always has its ups and downs and their togetherness in good and bad taught us teamwork," Brady continued in his post.
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To a country whose citizens, voluntarily or otherwise, appear to be going their separate ways, "Gogglebox" offers the fleeting tonic of togetherness.
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Beethoven's final symphony demonstrates togetherness and power through its sheer scale, combining choral with symphonic and requiring a large number of musicians.
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And Melanie Lynskey (Togetherness) shines equally as lonely Ruth and the full-charging vigilante she becomes as she hunts down her thief.
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They came up in the indies together and had the same back and forth mix of betrayal and inspiring moments of togetherness.
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I have gratitude for the Juggalo community who are waving a flag of togetherness that a lot of people might not get.
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It means everything from Fred Wesley's "House Party", to LTJXperience "You Will Know"—the Universal Togetherness Band all the way to Moderat.
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Airtime is designed to produce the feeling of human "togetherness," but that requires some hardcore lifting by the technology in the background.
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But in practice, you must fill those hours of togetherness with something that doesn't make you or your children squirm with impatience.
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In a surprise display of togetherness on Monday, the two men emphasized a mutual desire to fill scores of federal court vacancies.
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The photographs tell stories of family life and togetherness, revealing an imagined utopia filled with young black figures in bright, beautiful colors.
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"We've been inspired by Americans decorating their homes with holiday lights in the spirit of togetherness," the company said in a statement.
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This is where the astral travel to Tehran comes to an end, leaving visitors with the bitter realization of an impossible togetherness.
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"In the ruling, the judge said 'oneness, togetherness, jointness and mutuality' are not exclusive to heterosexual marriage -- this is important," he says.
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"I cannot believe that those people wouldn't be able to take messages of solidarity and togetherness back to their countries," she said.
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What Calm and Headspace did for making meditation more mainstream and accessible, Ikaria wants to do for mental health through online togetherness.
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The Swarthmore players retreated to their bench, stunned that all of the detail and togetherness could be undone by a terrific player.
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When asked what the word "community" means to them, an asylee named Denise noted that the term conjured up images of togetherness.
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"All the togetherness that I get out there, it makes me want to do it here at the same time," he says.
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Political opponents and electoral rivals Alternative for Germany rejected the chancellor's call for togetherness and renewed criticism of her open-door refugee policy.
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The episode of the week for March 6 through 12 is "Advanced Pretend," the third episode of the second season of HBO's Togetherness.
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Trump's first State of the Union address, and whatever warm feelings of togetherness it generates, may run into another immediate wave of news.
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"Togetherness," created by the brothers Jay and Mark Duplass along with Steve Zissis, has a title whose meaning became clear only over time.
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Like "Transparent" (in which the co-creator Jay Duplass appears), "Togetherness" has a sympathetic eye for its specific breed of Los Angeles bourgeois.
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It will foster a spirit of togetherness, elevate morale, and say that there's a force to be reckoned with in this country: women.
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Miranda released a video to accompany the song, which fosters an even greater feeling of togetherness in wake of the tragic natural disaster.
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And yet he keeps drumming the same beat — with the same old platitudes about unity, togetherness, and how most police officers mean well.
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And it takes great courage to see an America full of unity and togetherness even when fellow Americans cannot imagine it for themselves.
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" And in the spirit of togetherness, it's a blend of two rye whiskeys, making a combination that's "stronger together than they are apart.
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Say what you will about the event, but this heartwarming attempt at togetherness created by the meme page "Owen Wilson Wowposting" went viral.
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The need to accommodate individual dietary preferences in the midst of this celebration of togetherness might seem to undermine this spirit of collectivity.
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Despite spearheading the efforts on the proposal, Ocasio-Cortez encouraged Democrats in the upper chamber to vote present as a show of togetherness.
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The visuals give this paradoxical film a sense of cohesion, but the togetherness of the film goes far beyond the colors and light.
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But their togetherness was also a statement: That, until now, America's postwar European and internationalist commitment has held across the foreign policy spectrum.
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I got four people to shake their boots, but didn't quite recreate the sense of togetherness from a big drop in Room 1.
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The Duplass brothers have also been busy venturing into the TV world lately, producing the HBO series, Togetherness, which Mark also stars in.
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In Togetherness, and in a lot of your roles, you play a guy dealing with the minutia of life as a thirty-something.
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Now tech companies and appliance makers, aiming to deepen their relationships with customers, are increasingly targeting the room that is synonymous with togetherness.
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And in these moments, these celebrations, cake is the final hurrah, a last burst of togetherness before sending people on their separate ways.
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I cherish many wines that manage to touch my soul, but they carry different messages, of romance or exaltation, fascination or calm togetherness.
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I encourage families to get their kids involved in theater because the sense of community and togetherness in performing encourages pro-social behavior.
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Still, it's not just their togetherness that's giving us flashbacks to happier times in the North: It's the way they're wearing their hair, too.
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Especially when it allows her to play realistically flawed women on TV and in film, like her "desperate" character Tina Morris on HBO's Togetherness.
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And Ms. Cohen noted with regret the absence of young families, the loss of some of the communal togetherness, the cessation of Digging Day.
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Also, some academics say a less integrated business model may not work at an organization which lists "togetherness" as one of its core values.
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CareMore, a California-based health plan, offers a togetherness program for those identified as lonely, and they're redesigning clinics to serve as social centers.
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A more progressive stand would have been to let performances like Kesha and Kendrick's exist on their own without an empty gesture of togetherness.
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I can't emphasise that more – I think the spirit of the squad, the spirit of togetherness, the spirit of the mission are so important.
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But for the younger generation (myself included), when the Chinese lunisolar year turns, there's only one thing on our minds: the Tray of Togetherness.
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After the pandemic, we may not feel the need to meet up for entertainment if we can get the same feeling of togetherness virtually.
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There were cheers, laughter, sadness and a sense of togetherness I have never felt, and I assume never will again, during a cinematic experience.
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The campaign's focus on family and togetherness connects back to the emphasis on children's causes in the brand's partnership with Elbi, Ms. Galfo said.
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Studies show that we derive more emotional benefit from experiences rather than possessions, so create a budget that prioritizes togetherness over expensive gift-giving.
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"If democracy is to come to this country one day, it will draw power from Gezi's egalitarian, libertarian and peaceful togetherness," the statement said.
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Francis pitched for greater togetherness at an ecumenical prayer service hosted by the World Council of Churches, which is marking its 70th anniversary this year.
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Rather than attacking her opponent, her speech focused on togetherness and breaking down barriers—a shot at the divisiveness that has characterized the Republican race.
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Without shying away from anything, Life is Strange 2 demonstrates how levity and togetherness in the face of trauma is an absolute necessity for survival.
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Combating this strategy of demagoguery and nonsense is difficult, but the first step is to correctly identify it rather than spouting vague pieties about togetherness.
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As strange as their beliefs were, the cult members had once been everyday people who were drawn in by a sense of belonging and togetherness.
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We wanted it to glow and have warmth, which is so nice because Abbi and Ilana are all about love and togetherness on this trip.
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It's not that we never went on other outings, but we were not the kind of group who could comfortably sustain such blatant, undisguised togetherness.
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"Somehow along the way those platforms became less personal, less intimate, and it became impossible to have this sense of real-time togetherness," Parker said.
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There's a spirit of togetherness and it's largely a politics-free zone, about as far as you can get from the bitter partisanship of Washington.
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There's also a promising set up, revolving around complicated groups of oft-dysfunctional adults, which is great when done well (Togetherness, Friends, Friends With Money).
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"How else can I explain my trainer, stylist, and Barney's card?" the Togetherness actress, 44, writes in a candid essay for Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter.
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While nobody can deny that Zorya's situation is precarious, there seems to be an incredible togetherness, a square-jawed sense of determination within the club.
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Songs about heartbreak tap into certain chemicals in our brains that allow us to experience this sense of togetherness, so we enjoy listening to them.
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And while the actress says her family still enjoys the same food and sense of togetherness, she's changed up the preparation in a major way.
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The dense ceramic sculptures are presented in a crumpled, used, and discarded state that the artist interprets as a representation of the temporality of togetherness.
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The trouble is, drumming up new work—be it pitching features or picking up fares for Uber—requires a degree of self-belief and togetherness.
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Oh, and drink responsibly (don't open your mouth if you're a watersports athlete.) So here's to sport, to togetherness, to simple beers, and fun. "Penis!"
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Now, just when the European project is suffering a nervous breakdown, there are small signs of more togetherness on the other side of the Atlantic.
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And at a time when the world seems so divided, some of the biggest brands have gone with the most traditional of holiday messages: Togetherness.
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There is an eerie feeling that the togetherness inherent to playing on a team can cause it all to be swept away in an instant.
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But the end of the Prelude was remarkable: a vision of the loneliness that follows togetherness, as forlorn and clouded as a fog-filled sea.
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While he says "Facebook is a company that at least tries to have a conscience," he also worries about so much enforced togetherness on employees.
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Not after long the football team continued to win, not through luck but through strength and togetherness shown by all the players on the team.
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That's how Animals landed in the laps of Mark and Jay Duplass, the brothers who've directed numerous acclaimed indie films and who created HBO's Togetherness.
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In the current cultural climate, programs that millions prefer to watch in real time, in campfire moments of togetherness, have become rare and especially valuable.
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"Children need support and togetherness, and should not be kept at a distance from the person who is ill," she said in the Facebook post.
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Kid-friendly cooking shows Cooking shows can have positive effects on behaviors and attitudes by promoting togetherness and healthy perceptions of food, the authors said.
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As Rockwell acknowledged, the painting represents an idealized world, where no family members are away at war, so they enjoy togetherness, abundance, innocence and fun.
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" They added, "These organisations represent the shared value of togetherness – one that The Duke and Duchess experienced so deeply while on tour in Southern Africa.
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Osechi dishes are prepared in advance, seasoned heavily with shoyu, sugar and vinegar to preserve them (unrefrigerated) through Oshogatsu, when the focus is on togetherness.
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Each strand of noodle, for example, meant longevity (a long life), lobster showed togetherness and prawns indicated of a life filled with fun and laughter.
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As we remember those we lost on 9/11, we also remember the spirit of unity and togetherness that defined the weeks and months after.
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Monoculture is a Pleasantville image of a lost togetherness that was maybe just an illusion in the first place, or a byproduct of socioeconomic hegemony.
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This dark anthology series, created by the brothers Mark and Jay Duplass ("Togetherness"), revolves around the transient characters who pass through a single motel room.
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The first season of Togetherness took some time to get its hooks into viewers, but by the end it was a tremendous examination of modern relationships.
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Again and again, calls to mobilize around positivity, love, and togetherness, despite the fear many progressives feel at the incumbent administration, outweighed the occasional negative taunt.
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The Burning Man festival has been held in Black Rock for the past 26 years, which showcases a quasi-ritualistic celebration of art, individuality and togetherness.
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Yet the inclusion of these VIP and VVIP packages has meant that the sense of togetherness that once lay deep within their core has gone missing.
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The White House had billed the speech as uplifting and unifying, but there was a sense that any feelings of togetherness it engendered won't last long.
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The current James Bond, Daniel Craig, and his Oscar-winning bride Rachel Weisz also made a rare show of public togetherness to receive OppNet's 2014 award.
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Meredith has also attained a degree of "put-togetherness" displayed only in the pages of Vogue and the impeccable pencil skirts of the women of Suits.
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The company will also be encouraging families to come together at dinner times, highlighting the importance of togetherness and familial bonds in an increasingly digital world.
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"This was by far the worst of the year in terms of energy, effort, togetherness, and we all own it," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle told reporters.
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Amanda Peet can't help but steal every Togetherness scene she shows up in — and not just because Peet is doing some of her best work ever.
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For the first time in my life, I didn't have a classroom, workplace, or other intimacy incubator in which forced togetherness could flourish into something more.
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It had people outside Wales talking positively about the country, and demonstrated many qualities Wales can be proud of: togetherness, determination, and Gareth Bale's free-kicks.
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In his long history of hunting, Asker said this moment of togetherness with his child and eagle stood out in his memory as a cherished moment.
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While there are huge challenges ahead, for now there is a sense of togetherness from the soccer family in tackling an emergency that transcends the sport.
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The day's sense of togetherness was evident as some House members crossed the center aisle of the chamber to sit among colleagues in the other party.
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Other families follow their own methods for controlling expenses, such as Secret Santa gifts or by focusing attention more on togetherness than on the stuff received.
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Almost everybody said that togetherness was the essential aspect of the family dinner, but more than two-thirds still thought a home-cooked meal was important.
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To foster togetherness, at the end of each investment committee meeting, participants are asked to offer up a personal tidbit about how they spent their weekends.
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You don't have to schedule constant moments of togetherness or stage-manage a series of escalating photogenic celebratory acts culminating in a show-stopping closing number.
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Is it the undulant grain of its massed form that makes It so confidently optimistic: the knowing it will rise again; or is it the togetherness?
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So I made a track called "Generate Power" that encompassed that spirit of togetherness and called the sound "WildPitch," borrowing the the name from the party.
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Its theme of togetherness is one that transcends the fine print and it has already proven to be a go-to workout track for athletes online.
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Think about it: for all we wank on about unity, togetherness and inclusivity like wide-eyed first-timers, clubbing is rife with internal strife and division.
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Black Friday gets a bad rap for being about excessive consumption, rather than gratitude, or family togetherness, or whatever the holidays are supposed to be about.
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Their public displays of adoration, domestic bliss, joking arguments, and obvious togetherness help to establish their presence as power couples for millions of people who follow them.
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The friends that I made were really where I looked for family, where I looked for that bond, that togetherness, and that unity that we all want.
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Plans to turn the cathedral's opening into a moment of diplomatic togetherness, attended by the French and Russian presidents, foundered after the countries' row over Syria sharpened.
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There's a wonderful feeling of unity, of togetherness, to Rezzed, the three-day games show organized by EGX and held at London's two-level Tobacco Dock space.
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Unlike what happens when we watch the real This Is Us, we're often left with feelings of hopelessness that aren't soothed with an uplifting moment of togetherness.
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We're taking a break from our regularly scheduled Keeping Up With The Kardashians episode to bring in the reason for the season: fabulous outfits and family togetherness.
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Once the march happened and we saw the beauty of what unity and struggle and togetherness can represent, it was almost like an instant restoration of hope.
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Perhaps it's because Sodeto was a deliberately planned community, but there's a familial sense of camaraderie and togetherness that is stronger here than in other Spanish towns.
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Home shares like Airbnb similarly satisfy the need for togetherness, but many may lack the social interaction that is at the heart of staying in a hostel.
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"My players have demonstrated an incredible sense of unity and togetherness and I'm proud of their actions," Leeds' director of football Victor Orta said in a statement.
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The cafe's Indian/Danish décor is to reflect the owner's background, as well as foster a sense of hygge, the Danish word for comfort, warmth and togetherness.
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" She added that "today's multiculturalists" consider themselves the "self-appointed heirs of the civil rights movement" but in reality, their message is one of "divisiveness not togetherness.
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Social media is only enhancing the ability of people to connect, even with perfect strangers, to find the sense of togetherness in the midst of the storm.
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Whether because of resurfaced sibling rivalry, blended-family tensions or mealtime political debate, the togetherness that we hope will inspire gratitude is notorious for causing stress instead.
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Look to the biggest festivals in the United Kingdom, and you'll see that nearly every single one is guilty of mollifying the raw togetherness of the festival experience.
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After the tragic acts of violence that took place over the course of the week, Instagram served as an outlet for people to celebrate the power of togetherness.
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"I'm proud of the way these guys for maintained their togetherness," said LaVall Jordan, a former Butler assistant coach and player in his first year as head coach.
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Rachel, however, chafes at this forced togetherness and has begun to wonder whether they have much in common, a sharp indictment of the cult of happily ever after.
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On the television side, Mark and Jay have created two critically acclaimed television series for HBO: Togetherness (in which Mark also starred) and the anthology series Room 104.
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"Since [2013], I have joined forces with Nick Svoboda, who has always been a huge supporter of radical free culture and friendliness and community togetherness," Erlandson tells Creators.
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I like to present a work of art as a space for reflection on a social or philosophical problem and create a space of togetherness in the theatre.
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Right at Home Design shows are all about tearing down walls and opening up spaces, but what's wrong with a little more privacy and a little less togetherness?
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Another Journey: A Reflection on Togetherness, Protection, and Crying on a Livestream | Not Your Mama's Gamer Jynx Boyne discusses the identity positions encoded in the costumes of Journey.
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Because of the numbers Trump gained and Ryan's commitment to unify the party as much as he can, the speaker will most likely talk up the importance of togetherness.
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Welby also unveiled a voluntary digital charter centered on "truth, kindness, welcome, inspiration and togetherness," which individuals are encouraged to use to consider how their online interactions affect others.
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It's a grassroots effort to make basketball in the summer a staple for Toronto, and that togetherness is likely what will drive the success of this pro-am league.
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Subsequently, that's why I love Togetherness, the HBO dramedy starring Melanie Lynskey, Mark Duplass, Steve Zissis, and Amanda Peet, which makes its second season debut on Sunday, February 21.
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Throughout it all, Togetherness is stays true to its name, delving into what brings us closer and cuts us off from the people we want to be closest to.
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" The thrill of togetherness, the joys of onboard civility: "Out there in the balmy breezes," he writes, "...coolness falls away, as unnecessary and cumbersome as a poolside leather jacket.
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As football season gets underway in high schools and youth leagues across the United States, communities are gathering in their stadiums to cheer and enjoy the sense of togetherness.
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Togetherness is interested in all the definitions of its title, in the way that a really good friend can be even closer to you than your spouse at certain moments.
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The campaign is the brand's first for the February 5 festival in celebration of "family traditions and togetherness during the festive period," according to an online release on Burberry's website.
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Annie Clark, whom you may know as the artist St. Vincent, directs the film The Birthday Party, which also stars Melanie Lynskey of HBO's Togetherness (and countless other indie films).
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"This time of year is all about togetherness, hope, and looking to the year ahead," says Brett Peters, director of media and strategic partnerships at the It Gets Better Project.
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These questions, not so much cynical as realistic, connect "Love" on Netflix and "Togetherness" on HBO, a pair of bittersweet candy hearts about romance among the Los Angeles creative class.
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This trifecta of shows, when you say their titles in that order—togetherness, catastrophe, divorce—appears to tell a common story about what can happen to love when it's domesticated.
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Paisley's team was in many ways a continuation of Bill Shankly's great side of the early seventies, and played with that same disciplined togetherness and in that same collectivist mould.
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As World's Fair laugh, reminisce, and finish each other's sentences, a spirit of togetherness is conveyed—and it's this same sort of communal feeling that gives New Lows its life.
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Togetherness' core characters are about a decade older than the Girls cast, but could easily be spin-offs of sidelined extras from that show, just later on down the line.
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His intended style this time around, he said, would be a familiar American style: strong goalkeeping, young attacking talent and an experienced midfield, brought together by athleticism, togetherness and spirit.
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In unseasonable sunshine on the White House South Portico on Wednesday, Trump and the GOP savored a moment of togetherness and triumph, at last validating their monopoly on Washington power.
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In a fluid re-enactment of famous photographic images between the dates of the title, 13 Flemish teenagers gave remarkable, identity mutating performances, eventually writhing in orgiastic togetherness and abandon.
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Ahmed talks about Heimat in the same breath as the "hygge" fad — a Nordic idea of warm, fuzzy togetherness that doubles as an advertisement for hot toddies and winter socks.
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Their togetherness is such that one mother's cancer diagnosis is a call for communal prayer and for a clamoring of balabustas ("homemakers") to deliver meals and ease the patient's burden.
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It's also very well acted, with Ms. Lynskey (so good in the short-lived and sharply poignant HBO series "Togetherness") making the most of her rather gullible, New Agey character.
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Boston's improbable run through the postseason without the injured stars Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward will now take the Celtics back home, where they play with more intensity and togetherness.
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The "Tray of Togetherness" is a platter of sweets — often sugared dried fruit, candy, or a variety of nuts — meant for visiting guests to snack on during the New Year.
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Such changes are exposing how overblown the claims of the homogeneity and togetherness of the Japanese were in the first place, reckons Akiko Hashimoto, a sociologist at the University of Pittsburgh.
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We're all yearning for connection, whether it's an intimate one-on-one relationship or a sense of community or just that feeling of togetherness and people being there for each other.
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The humility to work it out together and create moments of togetherness is a real thing, and I have seen it work in creating more confidence and less stress for Easton.
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" Mr. Quirinale said he was thinking that it was remarkable to spend four days of concentrated togetherness and "come out of it with no arguments and not getting on anybody's nerves.
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Otherwise, it'd be pretty weird for "more murder" to be the conclusion to this sprawling story all about the horrors of war, revenge, cyclical violence and need for togetherness for survival.
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Part of me blames my lack of "togetherness" on this on being sick of this challenge, and part of me just can't seem to get the timing of my mornings together.
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"I thought that second unit got their togetherness and their rhythm and their chemistry going that we're going to need as we go down the road," Raptors coach Dwane Casey said.
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What concerns me is not necessarily just whether Amazon is getting "too huge," but if these trends continue, whether technology will ultimately undermine togetherness and the social fabric of our society.
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" Both teams shared the special moment on Twitter with the caption, "With a message of togetherness, the Falcons and Saints lock arms and put the rivalry aside for a moment before.
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It might be worth pooling your money, though, since shared finances may help you build a stronger sense of togetherness and (bonus) help you grow your savings faster through compound interest.
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Over the years, it's become a global meeting point for black people of all nations to come together and celebrate their existence, affirming their beauty and individuality while celebrating their togetherness.
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Often, between the shop's hours of 12 and 7:30, there is just as much bliss — and togetherness, and creative propulsion — as most of us hope for in our off hours.
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Where there is always snow on the ground, where togetherness is the word to live by, where the horrors of the world reliably subside amid the flurries of a beautiful snowstorm.
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I think that makes us more aware of it, and then focus on those ingredients that we talk about in our culture in terms of relaxation and togetherness and comfort and gratitude.
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Even as new events start up, there's no way the simple yet core quality of togetherness could ever be permanently eroded from music festivals - their premise is built on people collecting together.
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Markle's appearance with the Queen came on the heels of her recent chat with her soon-to-be in-laws at the Royal Foundation Forum, where they talked about togetherness and unity.
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"[Immigration] touches upon everything, but the goal is to create an immigration system that enhances the vibrancy, the unity, the togetherness and the strength of our society," Miller told the Washington Post.
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In a band there is usually a shared history and group relationship mentality, a togetherness and friendships and bonds developed over time, with this record we didn't have this to start from.
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Togetherness, as well as their understated movie Jeff, Who Lives at Home, lend a voice to the banal aspects of life — you know, the ones you'd rather not always see on screen.
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Togetherness, a show about marriage, friendship, and nothing, had a fairly loyal following (an average of 330,000 same-day viewers, according to Deadline), but failed to compete with HBO's more popular shows.
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In the past, this togetherness may have been recognised by a hyphen or one solid word, but more recently, the tendency has been for English to throw out punctuation of all sorts.
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Whenever I felt an inkling of a connection with someone, I wanted to latch on and demand the extreme loyalty and the never-ending togetherness I had lived with in the cult.
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If we want to stop our world from shaking, we need to find in even the tiniest of these acts the same meaning and immediacy, the same togetherness and purpose,— that Mrs.
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For those missing the togetherness of group travel, FTLO Travel, a trip operator for travelers in their 20s and 30s, is holding digital happy hours where perspective travelers can mingle from afar.
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"It was quite clear to hear on the pitch, but we showed a great response, we showed a good togetherness and ultimately we let the football do the talking," Mings told ITV.
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It is an enterprise of togetherness, a bridge between the phantom idea of democracy and an actual roomful of people, way outside of Washington, trying to plot a way forward for everyone.
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These were historic Democratic constituencies, jettisoned for a new coalition that really is not a coalition but a hodgepodge of voters each with needs and dreams but with no history of togetherness.
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"Their togetherness is such that one mother's cancer diagnosis is a call for communal prayer and for a clamoring of balabustas ('homemakers') to deliver meals and ease the patient's burden," Goldberger said.
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This compelling interest in togetherness is vital, as it suggests the state may have a valid legal interest in supporting the formation of strong communities and social bonds outside of taxpaying employment.
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It wasn't until I experienced what it was like to dance alongside other queer bodies in spaces of true love, inclusiveness, and allyship that I began to fully grasp the power of togetherness.
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A truer sense of togetherness that we're missing out on in our contemporary lives, in which we move to where the jobs are and form only temporary connections and prioritize the wrong things?
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The Togetherness actress — who is married to GoT showrunner David Benioff — was on the Today show promoting the return of her series this week, and got to talking about the Jon Snow cliffhanger.
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In 1997, to mark the 40th anniversary of the desegregation of the school, the women met in person and were again photographed by Counts, this time as symbols of racial healing and togetherness.
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He noted that the Sonos sound system's native ability to play different music in different rooms sometimes helped solve this issue, even if it did mean the subjects enjoyed a little less togetherness.
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"Sitting at table for the family dinner, sharing our meal and the experiences of our day, is a fundamental image of togetherness and solidarity," he told thousands of pilgrims in St. Peter's Square.
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It seems like the purpose of Togetherness is to explore that question of which is ultimately the better life track—holding on to your artistic career or settling down and starting a family?
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In fact, my husband calculates that there are fewer suicides in the month that a European country's national team plays in a World Cup, thanks to a generalized feeling of community and togetherness.
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It was a feat of togetherness and will at a time of division and subjugation, a wall of people that stood for a single day not to impose tyranny, but to oppose it.
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For some viewers, HBO's Room 230 — a new half-hour anthology drama from the Duplass brothers, the folks behind HBO's Togetherness and many, many indie films — will be like nails on a chalkboard.
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Identity-wise, I think the problem with collectivism is that it helps you feel this oneness and this sense of togetherness, the sense that you're just a cog, a piece of the whole.
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"I hope that with today's vote, not only that mutual respect is there between the individual positions, but also that an amount of social peace and togetherness can be created," Ms. Merkel said.
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"Whilst oneness, togetherness, jointness and mutuality are hallmarks of a heterosexual marriage relationship, they are not, or no longer, exclusive to such a relationship," said the unanimous ruling from a three-judge panel.
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Part Agatha Christie murder mystery, part social commentary on the One Percent (including how really they treat employees they describe "like family") this movie offers up just about everything but warm family togetherness.
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Nell explains that it's like a living being, wanting to keep every family that passes through it frozen in time and togetherness, staving off the real world outside that will inevitably tear their union.
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If you've been keeping up with these things (sorry, we had to), the latest Calvin Klein campaign stint continues the #MYCALVINS messaging of togetherness, which makes sense considering the family is seldom seen apart.
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Kim describes Just Doug as a mix between Togetherness, the HBO drama about two couples pursuing their dreams, and Bojack Horseman, Netflix's madcap show about an anthropomorphic horse who is also a failed actor.
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Sarah Jessica Parker's return to HBO is looking like it's going to be less Sex in the City and more Togetherness — at least according to the first trailer for her half-hour comedy Divorce.
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Instead, a sense of togetherness and true belief that they are as good as – if not better – than most Championship opponents has taken hold of a group of players seemingly on the way up.
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"When visiting relatives, it's customary to bring a round or octagonal tray filled with a variety of treats," explains my auntie, Fun Lau, who dusts off her Tray of Togetherness every year without fail.
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Trump created a tableau of togetherness by pointing out Matthew Charles from Tennessee, an African-American man who was the first inmate freed from prison under a bipartisan criminal justice act passed last year.
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As the second hand on the Datejust skated forward on Dunia's wrist, I saw that it portended nothing other than the now, the togetherness of Dunia and me alive and undeniable, good and right.
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"I Feel a Change," from a collection due in November, is a long, aching crescendo, a fraught love song set over a patient vamp, exulting in togetherness only to realize it's not to be.
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He has been frequently posting to Twitter, however, to dunk on Joe Biden and other Democrats, tout how well his father is handling this global crisis, and also call for — you guessed it — togetherness.
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The idea is simply to recognize breakfast as a chance to do more than refuel, to use the meal as a way to celebrate togetherness in advance of a day on the autumnal march.
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Presidents typically use the annual showpiece to invoke national togetherness, to reach across partisan divides and to market political priorities while relishing the pageantry of an occasion designed to highlight their power and prestige.
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Dan (Steve Zissis, whose touchingly vulnerable performance in the HBO series "Togetherness" cemented that show's tone of romantic resilience) is a Los Angeles painter whose weekend cabin has sprouted a pair of annoying apparitions.
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Recognizing this truth can hopefully allow us to move forward in a way that promotes unity and togetherness, not divisiveness and polarization — which is what we have grown accustomed to in this political climate.
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In the article, Away employees complained of the company's clique-like nature, being forced to work "exceedingly" long hours and being severely scrutinized for making mistakes — despite the brand's mission of inclusivity and togetherness.
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I'm still mystified by its true nature, whether it is an itch to scratch, an exercise in power, in pleasure, a form of togetherness, of renewal, an act of reckless hope, slavery, or freedom.
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At the time, she described the cooperation of the fab foursome as "togetherness at its finest" and vowed to "hit the ground running" as she focuses on "girls' empowerment and women's empowerment," among other causes.
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What most impresses me about Togetherness is the way that it's willing to be a series about tiny pebbles dropped into otherwise placid ponds, with the aim of observing how the ripples affect everything else.
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" Shay Roman, who also helped organize the vigil in LA, said she did so because she wanted to "give people some togetherness in this time of grief, and help us be a little less afraid.
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She has her first credit in 2008 for a TV movie and has since logged multi-episode stints in TV shows like Family Guy, Legit, Mixology, Anger Management, Togetherness, Wrecked and half a dozen more.
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The hope, of course, being that music can provide a source of unity and togetherness, and anything that can be done to remove all barriers to it embodying these concepts is surely a good thing.
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Rael posted photos and a video of kids swinging up and down on the toys on both sides of the border wall in an event he said generated "joy, excitement and togetherness" at the divide.
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And while J.D. Roberto and the rest of the Daily Burn 365 team aren't in the business of "calling bullshit" on people's excuses, the sense of togetherness is undeniably the reason why people stick around.
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In the latest Lenny letter, the Togetherness star opens up about why she gets peels and buys anti-aging cream but swears she won't step into the realm of plastic surgery, not even for Botox.
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Though the quality of his writing varies wildly, certain themes remain constant throughout: Hard buds will generally be pounded by various objects, and Tingle's narrator will deliver an optimistic, philosophical moral about love and togetherness.
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Merkel and President Francois Hollande of France held a joint press conference, showing in their togetherness one of the largest foundation stones of the Union—an end to centuries of bloodshed between France and Germany.
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You know, the one about togetherness and bounty that conveniently leaves out the part of the story in which Native Americans were systematically murdered and oppressed and replaces it with a second helping of pie.
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" This album comes closest in "Barefoot in the Park," a duet with the Spanish singer Rosalía that, despite its minor key and somber descending chords, celebrates togetherness and how "You start rubbing off on me.
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The idea of togetherness drives the design, creating a setup where a parent can simultaneously make an omelet and watch the children play in the living room because, apparently, no one wants to be alone.
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When I speak to Chris McDonald, co-founder of the Afghan Premier League, he tells me that one of his main hopes is to help to foster a national togetherness through the medium of football.
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Scott McConnell, executive director of Lifeway Research, suggested that while holidays like Christmas provide opportunity for celebration and familial togetherness, the demands of Lent — a period of self-deprivation and reflection — are far less desirable.
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This was followed by months of intense grieving and a lot of family togetherness; planning a wedding — or "planning" of any sort — took a backseat, as we all adjusted to life without my father in it.
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The New York Times reports that Lear will be one of the few honorees to snub the prestigious honor, which takes place every year in Washington, D.C. and is usually a rare moment of bipartisan togetherness.
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"Friendships are put to the test, long-distance couples are forced to see if their romance can survive 24/7 togetherness and fiery exes try to coexist peacefully during their voyage," the show's press release reads.
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What it did have was a genuine and beautiful sense of camaraderie and togetherness (Exhibit A: right fielder Jason Heyward holding a team meeting during a rain delay—just before the game went into extra innings).
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It's ironic that GCC unity now appears more fraught than ever, particularly in the wake of President Trump's trip to Saudi Arabia and the aura of unity and togetherness that seemed to mark his meetings there.
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Cult leaders, who are known for isolating their followers and seeking inappropriate loyalty, can take the emotions and feelings of togetherness that group singing and dancing provide and use it as a form of mind control.
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Online representations of self must be carefully designed and maintained; a well-cultivated social media account has taken the place of the well-manicured lawn in signaling wealth, status, and general got-it-togetherness to peers.
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To this day, we share the same goals for family togetherness: to meet almost daily for hikes and swims and big raucous dinners, while also carving out time for rest, work and our own individual families.
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What the set design and location were supposed to symbolize weren't exactly clear at any point, but last night's efforts by the Recording Academy shouldn't have been tainted by a false sense of togetherness and patriotism.
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For those who haven't had the pleasure of fighting with their siblings over the last White Rabbit sweet, the Tray of Togetherness is a circular or octagonal-shaped platter, divided into either six or eight compartments.
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He believes the lasting popularity of "Gilmore Girls," which went off the air nine years ago but will return next month with new episodes on Netflix, is due in part to the community togetherness it presents.
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I am so deeply grateful to be here today and it is my prayer that the America of tomorrow — and I mean that — that the America of tomorrow will be one of unity, togetherness, and peace.
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As Markovits's characters navigate a long weekend of sometimes tetchy togetherness, he moves among their inner worlds so deftly that you barely notice that you've made the transition from mother to daughter or father to son.
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Dennis Paget was hoping for just such togetherness when he and his wife, Nancy Pelz-Paget, joined forces with several friends 14 years ago to buy a seven-bedroom villa in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
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Former President Obama on Wednesday celebrated the "spirit of unity and togetherness" that he says defined America in the weeks and months after 2628/28503, issuing a tweet marking the 22019th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.
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Whereas many Republicans center those values in the moral code of evangelical Christianity, Obama emphasized community and togetherness — that the most important family value is wanting a good example and a better life for your children.
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The debate over whether Clinton or Stein is the better fallback will be increasingly heated in pro-Sanders circles, and will begin to undermine the sense of fun and togetherness that animates participation in insurgent politics.
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These portraits make toil and exertion visible, and despite the dignity and satisfaction they express, they remind the viewer that togetherness in and of itself does not redeem suffering or undo the physical toll of grueling labor.
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And because it came out at a time of year when a lot of people were already primed to think about community and togetherness, memes about the movie may have been a perfect extension of that sentiment.
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Relationships are a constant negotiation between individuality on the one hand and togetherness on the other, but if you don't have these difficult conversations when they arise, you're depriving your relationship the opportunity to learn and grow.
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Even in the persuasively wintry duets of "Facing North" (1992), there is a sense of togetherness that emerges from the richly dissonant interweaving of two buzzing throat singers, and from the overlapping of toned inhalations and exhalations.
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It may be the newest craze, but there is something to learn from the philosophy of comfort, togetherness and well being, and this book provides ideas and advice on how to incorporate hygge into your everyday life.
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The work was a monument to this moment of fleeting celebration and togetherness by an artist who throughout her life threw dinner parties at her Tribeca loft that elicited collaborative work on a series of artists' books.
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In Monday's surprise display of togetherness, both the president and Mr. McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, emphasized their shared desire to begin moving aggressively to install conservative jurists at the appeals and district court level.
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"No more Bright Young People with their beautiful families and flawless characters and elite educations and vacuous messages of uplift and togetherness," writes Nathan Robinson, the editor of Current Affairs and an early left critic of Buttigieg.
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On Wednesday, Joe Biden tweeted the kind of bland call for calm and all-around decency and togetherness that's become customary in highbrow quarters of American politics, in response to a wave of attempted bombings of Trump critics.
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Trump's Reaction After asserting that "the safety of the American people is my highest and absolute priority," and that "the full weight of our government is being deployed" to investigate the "despicable acts," the president called for togetherness.
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"I hope that with today's vote, not only that mutual respect is there between the individual positions, but also that a piece of social peace and togetherness could be created," Merkel said in a statement after the vote.
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Carrie herself, Sissy Spacek, and Togetherness' Melanie Lynskey, as a very special person from Henry's past with her own very special history, also turn in great performances, but the problem with Castle Rock is that it lacks stakes.
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Forty-eight years after she spoke at her own Wellesley College graduation, Hillary Clinton returned to her alma mater for an impassioned speech about the importance of education, facts, open debate, service, togetherness, and never giving up hope.
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" Added Martin: "We just spoke to each other about what we would like to communicate in the halftime show and we decided we wanted to make it about togetherness and acceptance and the things we really believe in.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Belgium are in uncharted territory for their World Cup semi-final with France but believe their team spirit and togetherness can ensure they carry on their extraordinary journey in Russia, manager Roberto Martinez has said.
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According to an advance copy of the speech obtained by Bloomberg, Merkel will laud togetherness and defend her lenient refugee program that has been highly criticized by her opponents in the wake of recent terrorist acts in Germany.
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But the holidays are about togetherness, so now that he is older and I am wiser, I can think of no better way to celebrate 15 years of friendship than by spending this holiday season together on Broadway.
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Our country desperately needs unity, and it needs the spirit of togetherness that has not only got us through our toughest times – but which has lifted us up, in the past, to our greatest achievements as a nation.
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As we reflect on a year of his presidency and listen to his State of the Union speech tonight, and its platitudes of American togetherness, remember this: We can expect more divisive rhetoric in the years to come.
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But there must have been something special, because I can still conjure the excitement of unopened gifts under the tree and the delicious warmth of family togetherness that felt, for a moment, as if it could last forever.
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Lastly, while the Klontzes' enjoyment of matching outfits may seem like a silly quirk that few among us would want to replicate, it does show that they're invested in each other's happiness and the traditions of their togetherness.
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Malin Hansson of the University of Gothenburg said research showed that Swedish parents with young children had a separation rate of about 30 percent, and that more time for sex would improve intimacy and a feeling of togetherness.
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With the $37,000 Henry earns as a computer specialist, the $9,000 the family receives each year in state and federal subsidies, and a priceless amount of togetherness, this family tries to live as normal a life as possible.
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Stark shots of Kojey alone are inter-spliced with scenes of couples of all sexualities embracing, and it's a nicely executed visual reminder of the loneliness or togetherness (or both) that romantic love can bring, depending on circumstance.
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It's commercialism and capitalism blowing the trumpets to herald the arrival of one day a year when it's completely acceptable to yearn for a hazy, barely remembered past full of sleigh rides and ice-skating and family togetherness.
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But above all of this, the most important thing is that these VIP services have meant that the sense of togetherness—which meant that people of all classes could come together to hear music as equals—has been eradicated.
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Like Rabbi Zeldin said, religious rituals provide the foundation on which communities are founded and sustained — and that sense of togetherness, more than anything else, is what drives the guests at the Wendy's Shabbat to keep the tradition alive.
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If "Love" is the before picture, the vastly improved second season of "Togetherness," which returns Sunday, is the after: after kids, after 10 years or so, after all the entanglements and investments that turn romantic comedy into romantic dramedy.
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Skating to John Lennon's "Imagine," they hoped their program would send a message of hope and togetherness that would resonate with the Olympic community and the millions of viewers who tune in to watch the quadrennial show on ice.
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Music physically touches us through its vibrations, and when people listen to the same songs and are literally moved by it at the same time, it creates a sense of togetherness we're too often deprived of on the internet.
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Neither are his appeals to abstractions like unity and togetherness, which marginalize racial differences in the service of civic obedience, to say nothing of the interests of those who just want black athletes to shut up and play ball.
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"With increasing societal pressures and the growing importance of wellbeing, hygge's emphasis on togetherness and equality can have real and tangible benefits," Meik Wiking, founder and CEO of The Happiness Research Institute, and a backer of the bid, said.
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"We&aposre very close to 100 percent attendance, and quite frankly, our players should be here building the concept of team, working hard side by side, constructing our bond of togetherness, formulating our collective priorities and goals," Coughlin said.
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Queen Latifah was advocating togetherness on stage with an all-generation lineup of the most notable women of the genre behind her, Nicki at home in New York, and Remy previously mentioning that she was done with their beef.
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Duplass and his brother Jay (who now stars on Transparent) would become forces of their own in film and TV, producing features like Safety Not Guaranteed and Tangerine, creating and co-directing HBO's Togetherness, and acting in numerous projects.
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"We're very close to 100 percent attendance, and quite frankly, our players should be here building the concept of team, working hard side by side, constructing our bond of togetherness, formulating our collective priorities and goals," Coughlin said, via ESPN.
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As the march begins, prominent names in Hollywood have started sharing photographs and video of themselves at the march and iconic women from history, along with the powerful reasons why this peaceful protest and expression of togetherness is so important.
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Yeah absolutely, growing up in the US I got to watch Beyoncé and Destiny's Child and Justin Timberlake and NSYNC and ultimately Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5 so there's always that togetherness but also individuality that develops throughout that process.
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Wouldn't building a "Fortress Europe" with a common security architecture—plus the general "togetherness" of patriotic European action that most speakers seemed to favour—take the union farther in the direction of a superstate and away from nation-state autonomy?
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Though the central couples on Togetherness, Catastrophe, and Divorce all live in different places and are at slightly different ages and life stages—Los Angeles, London, suburban New York; thirties, forties, fifties—their relationships are all tested by the same factors.
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It is hours of endless drivel that proffers completely childish conceptions of intimacy and togetherness for the sole and pandering purpose of tricking you into the fake warmth of delusionally believing that you relate to something you only wish you did.
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And while rattled lawmakers and staffers on Capitol Hill instinctively drew together after the shooting, sitting together at the game, that doesn't mean their constituents and attack dogs in warring partisan media establishments will heed a moment of Beltway togetherness.
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She's apologetic and neurotic to an endearing fault, the type of person to install a bench in front of her house to facilitate community togetherness, as her character does in the show, and as Bamford actually did in her life.
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The working atmosphere at Facebook—where the product one labors on is also where one socializes with colleagues, friends, and family—is designed to enforce fealty to the mission and, like the product itself, to facilitate the goal of absolute togetherness.
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A typical Mark Duplass alter ego, Jim is a playful, insecure man-child, not unlike Brett Pierson, his character on the shambling, bittersweet HBO series "Togetherness," for which he was a writer, and which was canceled this year, after two seasons.
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His heart grew three-times its size when he realized that being a 'grinch' was lonely, togetherness was part of the true meaning of Christmas, and it felt much better to give than receive (or steal.) Kids remember stuff like that.
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"While this season is typically a time of family celebration and togetherness, ours has been a season of profound loss and grieving," said Lillian Diallo, an attorney for Byrd's family, in a statement after the charges were upgraded to murder.
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And in this moment, many of us are seeking a sense of connection to the global "we," this feeling of togetherness that should come from dealing with the same invisible enemy no matter who you are and where you come from.
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As folks who live our everyday lives on the in-between and upside-down of the gender spectrum (think of us as trans-Demogorgons), "partner" is something of an outlier in an arsenal of otherwise incredibly binary means of describing togetherness.
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It is a perfect blend of commercial and domestic imagery — the American dream family dinner we have been sold, decade after decade, only to have each family discover the challenges to achieving this abstracted idea of togetherness, plenty, and infinite supply.
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Learning that the leaders of spaces you've benefited from, found new favourite bands in, and affirmed your lifelong love of music through don't live up to the projected togetherness and progressiveness of their own communities is fucking heartbreaking, yet it will happen again.
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There's something about the togetherness that technology can bring, and the fact that as a city we haven't harnessed it to show ourselves off and to meet each other and to engage each other in a productive manner, I think is very telling.
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"At a time like this, Turkish public psychology expects expressions of solidarity and togetherness, but that's not what is forthcoming from the West," said Faruk Logoglu, a former Turkish ambassador to Washington and until recently a senior lawmaker in the main secularist opposition.
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A fundamental step he recommends is crafting a "togetherness agreement" — a detailed plan of how the couple is going to care for one another in their marriage and in their family, in addition to how they will care for one another's children.
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Indeed, as we confront more and more devastating spectacles of violence on a daily basis, it is with the arts that we truly enter into those most precious and fragile of ethical bonds that foreground the importance of love, compassion and human togetherness.
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Rides to the airport are a task with the practical heft of taking out the trash or folding laundry, but they evoke an unexpected sense of hygge, that Nordic feeling of everyday togetherness most often described by cozy sweaters and warm drinks.
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This might sound like a somewhat comprehensive topic that we cannot fully interpret here, but I see all constructive and educative actions for democracy and peace that implemented by a majority as a kind of performative visuality derived from a spirit of togetherness.
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Besides practicing five hours a day to prepare for their three-month tour, the whole Love Yes cycle started with a whole lotta togetherness in January 23, when they holed themselves up in a cabin in Woodstock, New York, for a month.
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Based on a series of online shorts by the creators Phil Matarese and Mike Luciano and produced by the indie power sibs Jay and Mark Duplass ("Togetherness"), it imagines this city's schlubbiest critters — pigeons and bugs, police horses and alley cats — as neurotic hipsters.
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It's that image of togetherness that runs through the music festival's historical bedrock, from the bare-breasted hippies of Woodstock to the supermarket punks who coalesced into one piss-throwing whole when Daphne and Celeste took to the stage of the 2000 Reading Festival.
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B. Taken in 1968 by photographer Paul Fusco while aboard Robert F. Kennedy's funeral train, this powerful series of pictures are as heartbreaking as they are hopeful for the future of the US. Each photograph captures the essence of American togetherness amid adversity and strife.
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"Gidget" pictured on All Things with Purpose Lemp's first DIY camper took around three months to fix up, and from there, her family decided to continue flipping RVs and bigger campers due to the "teamwork and togetherness" these kinds of projects instill in their lifestyle.
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" In a speech at the Al Noor mosque in Christchurch Friday, the second day of his tour of the country, he said the attacks in which 50 people died were intended "to sow division and hatred in a place that stands for togetherness and selflessness.
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You can think your partner is amazing and not want to spend every waking and sleeping minute together, because there's such a thing as "too much" togetherness, says Jessica Borelli, PhD, associate professor of psychology and social behavior at the University of California, Irvine.
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"My modest suggestion is that he reflects and doesn't try to develop theories about Cuban politics," Mr. Castro wrote, citing Mr. Obama's own words during the trip, including a request to leave the past behind and embark on a future of hope and togetherness.
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Bridges certainly will move back into the starting lineup soon, and the Spartans will look for him to be a main offensive weapon, but the team has displayed more togetherness in his absence - a quality Izzo doesn't want to see abandoned because Bridges has returned.
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CHICAGO — When Jussie Smollett and Jurnee Smollett-Bell were growing up, bouncing with their parents and four siblings between New York and Los Angeles, as the kids pursued careers in modeling, acting and music, their downtime was just another chance for performance and togetherness.
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Yet the people who breathe it are a convincing crowd, not because they dwell in harmony (there's not a murmur of civic togetherness) but precisely because of the practiced mistrust with which they scrape against one another, angling for advantage and probing for weak spots.
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Its then-unique approach — give a filmmaker total control of most aspects of the production, helping to keep budgets low — quickly spread throughout the cable universe, most notably being used by HBO (with shows like Girls, Looking, and Togetherness) and Comedy Central (particularly Broad City).
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Seeing the happiness on her nephews' faces when they opened presents on Christmas Day, feeling included and cared for when I opened the presents they had bought for me — it was an experience that couldn't be replaced, a vital expression of love and togetherness.
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The public displays of teenage diversity and togetherness are all in response to—and stop us if this sounds familiar—a bloviating old white man using racial and ethnic invective to promote an ill-conceived and overtly racist scheme to protect his own kind.
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"Togetherness" wasn't an easy series to like at first; it seemed like a show about self-involved whiners (lightened by Mr. Zissis' and Ms. Peet's sharp comic turns), but revealed itself as an empathetic story about how circumstances can turn you into a self-involved whiner.
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But amid the testy debates and stump speech sniping, this ad reminds viewers that the campaign is ultimately about everyone — a rare injection of togetherness when the nation is being coldly deconstructed by candidates and their strategists into a jigsaw puzzle in either red or blue.
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It's worth noting, too, how Girls treated its adults and authority figures: largely as buffoonish or comically outsize (Booth Jonathan and Desi are two examples of older men whose seeming togetherness was a grotesque facade), or weak and broken (Hannah's flawed parents; the drunk, sobby Dill).
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Because Molly's family is religious, the book also dwells on domestic Jewish rituals, lavishing special attention on the Sabbath, "the Queen of Days," that stretch of 24 hours ingeniously engineered by the ancient rabbis to honor God, and while doing so, lasso the family into relaxed togetherness.
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In what is probably one of the most unique studies involving iBeacons, music, and sex anyone has ever done, a researcher (in connection with Apple Music and Sonos) has found that music in the home increases togetherness, closer "proximity," and leads to 67% more sex worldwide.
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Ultimately Johnson's answer seems to be that the more fully we can learn to exist without the "social fiction" of coupled togetherness, the more likely we are to be able to live most fully, and usefully, in the world, whether as librettist or librarian, wife or friend.
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That's the best part of our marriage, that moment of reflection and togetherness at the end of the day when we get to see what the farm has produced and make a plan for what's happening in the coming days and weeks and months and years.
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During her campaign last year and in her remarks Tuesday night, Ms. Abrams's ability to articulate an uncompromising liberal message while also blending themes of unity and togetherness impressed both ardent leftists and Democrats more toward the political center — a rare combination in such polarizing times.
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Produced with the help of the Art Production Fund, the performance will continue explorations that Mr. Gerard and Mr. Kelly – artistic and romantic partners who have created works for the Guggenheim, the New Museum and the Kitchen – have conducted for the last several years about togetherness, family and domesticity.
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"Through this photo, I wanted to transmit the emotion of togetherness, even in the depth of the sea, knowing that we are not alone as the red starfish is under us to tell us that we are also part of this big lovable planet," the photographer told Agora.
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Each episode of the anthology drama from Mark and Jay Duplass (the brothers behind indie films like The Puffy Chair and the HBO series Togetherness) sees new characters check in and out; in so doing, they check into and out of a large variety of stories and genres.
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Not that there's anything wrong with taking your kids here and there, and sometimes we do and that's really fun, but family and togetherness and just developing a strong closeness and trust with our kids right now, especially at this age, is the most important thing to us.
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The brand's current creative director, Paul Andrew, recently revisited the trademark in a new digital campaign and collection, defining the Gancini emblem as: "a magnificent symbol that has an authentic link with the history of Ferragamo" and one that expresses the company's values of legacy, tenacity, and togetherness.
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Obama's convention speech in Philadelphia framed the 2016 election in a very Obama way: the audacity of hope over the politics of fear, optimism over darkness, solutions over slogans, togetherness over division, a supremely qualified public servant in Hillary Clinton over an amateur-hour con artist in Donald Trump.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads So Beyoncé performed at the Super Bowl this past weekend and, some say, clearly articulated political views that diverge from the mainstream, putting forward an idea of blackness as separate from a touchy-feely, well-meaning idea of universal togetherness conveyed by fellow performers Coldplay.
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In addition to her critically acclaimed role as a mom with a frayed marriage on the HBO dramedy Togetherness, the New Zealand-born actress has appeared on TV's Two and a Half Men and in films such as The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Up in the Air and Ever After.
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But where many, many other shows that fit the above description have crashed and burned, Togetherness keeps crafting small, tiny stories about what it means to spend your life with one person — or, on the flip side, what it means to look for a person worth spending your life with.
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"Now that we all click, I feel quite comfortable sitting with anyone and talking to them... "That's the environment that we need to take into the World Cup because the quality in the team is going to show for itself but also the togetherness is going to pull us through.
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Still, there's real goodness in Tina — her sincerity, her vulnerability — that makes it almost impossible not to root for her, particularly as Togetherness winds its way toward the end of its sophomore season and we see the character come to some stark realizations about what she really wants from life.
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Considering that children may understand that it&aposs a game before their parents realize that they do — and children continue playing along — and considering that the whole fantasy plays out in the context of fun and togetherness, there&aposs probably more to gain by playing along than there is to lose.
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I think that if we can have a pro business environment, like it's okay to make money, it's a good thing to make money and make jobs and all that, and you have that at the same time as you have togetherness, work pool, pooling the American dream, you know, for all Americans.
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Life is Strange 2 demonstrates how levity and togetherness in the face of trauma is a necessity for survival But the real power on display in Life is Strange 2 lies in the impossible, everyday decisions one must face in real life as a constantly persecuted person, rather than as a person with special powers.
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Because this is television, Alex and Tina are clearly "end game" (meaning they're destined to end up together), but Togetherness has fun experimenting with the weird mania that results from the two realizing what a great couple they'd be but not really wanting to be in that couple, at least not on the same timetable.
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The tone of togetherness and sacrifice permeated the scene during Houston Rockets media day proceedings on Friday in Houston, as Harden and Westbrook — the former Oklahoma City Thunder teammates-turned MVP rivals-turned teammates again — spoke excitedly about how they expect the two ball-dominant superstars to blend together in the 2019-20 season.
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Will win: The Salesman Might win: A Man Called Ove Dark horse: Toni Erdmann Should win: The critical favorite here is Toni Erdmann, but the other two films mentioned are probably too strong to allow a 160-minute German comedy about family togetherness and/or the integration of Eastern Europe into the eurozone to win.
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A show like Shameless, which lives up to its title, even now in its 113th season, had fun with a nudist character (Zach McGowan's Jody), while Togetherness was intent on what star and creator Mark Duplass dubs "balls equality" through its short-lived run back in 2015, making sure to show balls just as often as boobs.
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Then bringing an acetate of it there and seeing it happen; such mind-blowing togetherness of spirit, so many treasured memories of magical moments in time, including those we shared together behind those turntables—like when he's suddenly turn around and would tell to me to throw the next record on, only to reappear half an hour later.
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We flew through Togetherness, HBO's recently canceled two-season comedy about an unhappy couple whose love competes with their ego-driven immaturity; binged on Catastrophe, the Amazon series in which a transatlantic fling results in a pregnancy and an impulse marriage; and devoured Divorce, Sarah Jessica Parker's new HBO series that spins out one marriage's murky ending.
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Ultimately, however, despite the implied criticisms (the "Lord Jesus"es are what gives it away), his final sentiment is one of unity and togetherness: "I love this world," he states simply, serenely, as if in imagining that he shared a Bible study with Katy Perry he has now solved the question of the meaning of life.
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Togetherness, created by Mark and Jay Duplass and Steve Zissis, which finished its second and final season earlier this year, traced the reinvention of Michelle (Melanie Lynskey) as she shook off the slog of early motherhood and tried to get back in touch with whomever she had been before marrying her husband, Brett, a sound engineer and kind of a putz.
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While the writers of The Ferrante Letters explain early on that their project of collective criticism is about making visceral "the texture of togetherness," it is over the course of reading the letters (and bonus essays) that we realize how scratchy and uncomfortable that texture is, particularly for ambitious women looking to make their own unique marks on the world.
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The holiday season is a time of togetherness and American faith—a merciful few weeks where the news cycle slows down and family takes priority over politics—but as I survey the destruction over the past 12 months, the last thing I want to do is pretend that everything is OK. Christmas has always been a bit of a lie, and that was before the current age of debilitating nihilism.
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Created by the brothers Mark and Jay Duplass ("Togetherness"), "Room 104" is the latest in a string of anthology series — from BET's new hip-hop collection, "Tales," to the Duplasses' own animated "Animals" on HBO — whose self-contained stories offer a refreshing breather from supersize TV. "Room 104" has something of the spirit of another anthology, HBO's "High Maintenance," about the various clients of a Brooklyn pot dealer.
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Her lyrics take in the tiny gestures of other people's easy togetherness — "the men with one hand on the small of her back/the other casually with his thumb through the beltloop of his waistband" — on the way to a chorus that's very nearly giddy, sung in big, melodic swoops, announcing one strange development in a voice that sounds more than a little amused by it: "I think it might be finally getting to me."
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As the movie's audience, we see the rituals and routines of the house through Billy's cynical eyes, such as the pre-dinner "hands in," but we also see the hopefulness and uncertainty of his now-foster sister who's about to head to college (and age out of the system), the disengagement and self-protection of the foster brother who's there in body only, and the open-armed plea for affection of the younger foster sister, who wants the security of togetherness.
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There is a spiritual dimension that has been lost in the rest of our lives, a sense of communion, a reminder of being together in some distant Arthurian past, a fire burning on the banks of a river, the flames licking upward, lighting the faces of those you know and half-know, tomorrow something to be thought about and negotiated later, tension and togetherness, sex and subterfuge, surprise in a world stripped of surprises, the route unclear as you chart your boat toward what you hope is the isle of Avalon.
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After a day and a half of Democratic disarray, the vibes of the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection descended upon the Wells Fargo Arena, and Democrats ended their first night on a high of excitement, unity, togetherness, and a single-minded goal of blocking Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE from the White House.
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Gwyneth Paltrow is born in Los Angeles, California Makes her acting debut in the TV movie "High," directed by her father Bruce Paltrow Appears in "Seven," with Brad Pitt Takes the lead role in "Emma," based on Jane Austen's novel Five films featuring Paltrow are released, including "Sliding Doors" and "Shakespeare in Love" Appears as Marge Sherwood in "The Talented Mr Ripley" Marries Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin Stars as Pepper Potts in "Iron Man," a movie franchise which is ongoing Paltrow's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is unveiled Publishes cookbook "My Father's Daughter: Delicious, Easy Recipes Celebrating Family and Togetherness," and also writes "Notes From the Kitchen Table" the same year Announces that she and Martin are "consciously uncoupling" Goop runs its first "wellness summit" in Los Angeles, and opens a store, Goop Lab, in the Brentwood Country Mart, also in LA Paltrow was born into the entertainment industry — her father Bruce Paltrow was a producer and director and her mother is actress Blythe Danner.
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