SLINKY over TWISTY was great, but TWISTY next to EYE SOCKET was a tiny bit revolting.
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I try to climb the 300+ spiral twisty steps to South Tower and I give up halfway through because I get dizzy from the twisty repeating staircase.
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Shonda Rhimes has a thing for dark and twisty relationships.
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Big Little Lies has an abundance of complicated, twisty relationships.
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When things get twisty, the Soul remains competent and controlled.
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It's what life feels like — dark and twisty and funny.
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"Chrysanthemum Tea" has typically clever Sondheim lyrics, with twisty rhymes.
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It's a twisty tale of betrayal and, shockingly, a baby.
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So what do critics think of the genre-smashing twisty thriller?
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His arrival kicks off a twisty tale of seduction and jealousy.
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So, yes, it's going to be … let's just call it twisty.
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And, of course, there's the show's twisty, philosophical mode of storytelling.
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Who knows what the shapes above this twisty hole are for?
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The M3D Twisty Earbud Catchers aren't available for sale anywhere, however.
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It's a fun, twisty read with a surprise at the end.
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So "Sunburn," though cool and twisty, has more heart than expected.
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You wanna carry around a twisty cord while you're at it?
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Surprisingly, the party animals are the American and Brit on twisty roads.
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Lively, 31, stars alongside Anna Kendrick, 33, in the twisty new thriller.
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I live in a wonderfully twisty and undulating section of Northern Virginia.
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It was at night, and we were on this dark, twisty road.
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On the twisty descent in to Genoa the traffic was backed up.
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With their terse style and twisty plots, they should make for natural films.
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Inside, two pairs of delicate twisty wires rest on beds of foam rubber.
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As long as things don't get too twisty, you hardly have to steer.
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The timelines in this twisty show are about to get even more confusing.
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She presents the Twisty comic book as a potential source for Ozzy's story.
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The twisty CW telenovela already has plenty of plot lines to wrap up.
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Three neighborhoods that crowded on twisty streets below the hillsides were ordered evacuated.
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Now, the twisty story is set to end with its upcoming season 5.
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The vehicle is named after the twisty Stelvio mountain pass in northern Italy.
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Maybe we're saving our brain cells for some twisty stuff later this week.
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It creates a welcome sense of openness along the show's sometimes twisty path.
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Go with "Prison Break," Fox's big, twisty, drama answer to "Lost" from 210.
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Its action-packed, twisty plot earned it a nomination for best visual effects.
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Here's everyone you'll see in the cast of the twisty new mystery thriller.
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This whole thing is more twisty and turny than the plot of Chinatown.
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Unless you're into some unapologetically twisty romance, this isn't the place for you.
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As we said, Grey's lays serious groundwork before taking fans on a twisty ride.
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That means technology-obsessed serial killers, twisty heist stories, and some wild homicide investigations.
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But before we can unravel the movie's twisty ending, let's iron out its premise.
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Twisty and the same clown that appeared in Ally's bed are in his room.
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Twisty the Clown from Freak Show, for example, has a prominent role in Cult.
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Things get seriously twisty, and Alice sees the Gargoyle King monster roam the halls.
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After eight twisty episodes, USA's The Sinner season 2 has come to an end.
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It's not a huge shock that the twisty serial killer series is among them.
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Its twisty roads are generally narrow, a consequence of the region's relatively sparse population.
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It rides on rails through the twisty bits while maintaining exceptional levels of comfort.
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Critics called his fiction workmanlike, relying more on twisty plots than characters and dialogue.
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And then, of course, there are the puppets, which serve their own twisty purpose.
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There's a love song so twisty I hope he came out on the other side.
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Virtually run to the site like Twisty the clown is chasing you with his bat.
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The same twisty entertainment can be applied to TNT's new serial killer drama The Alienist.
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Jonas shared a combined aerial and selfie video of him heading down the twisty slide.
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Visually mind-blowing sci-fi w/ noir roots shining through in a tight, twisty mystery.
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Answer is, bluntly delivered, bemused pale-blue eyes and twisty smile, You, Pro-fes-sor.
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These twisty TENGs are only in the prototype stage, but the results are already impressive.
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A plot that is meant to be fiendishly twisty and elaborate just feels overly busy.
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And twisty plots and obscure character motivations are fun to discuss online with other fans.
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The dark and twisty brainchild of filmmaker Bong Joon-ho, Parasite is a Cinderella story.
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Langford was very careful not to spoil the film's heavily guarded, and truly twisty twist.
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There's no bouncing around between plotlines, no twisty-turny confusion, no shoehorning in clever ideas.
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Lindelof at the beginning of every new show: This is a twisty genre puzzle box.
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Last week's episode really elevated this season to one of the most cutthroat, twisty Survivors yet.
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We're still getting acclimated with the twisty M. Night Shyamalan we once loved thanks to Split.
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There's a weird-yet-plausible near-future setting, a twisty plot, and a genuinely creepy villain.
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The This Is Us season 3 premiere, "Nine Bucks," dropped quite a few expected, twisty breadcrumbs.
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It's a twisty story that earns its laughs by continually finding ways to extend the joke.
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"Local Girl Missing" has a supple, twisty shape and a sense of menace that never flags.
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If you like your torture movies tight, twisty and decently executed, then "Pledge" is for you.
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This was all connected in a twisty post-credits sequence during 2016's Split, starring James McAvoy.
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And that's all we know about the future of Netflix's twisty Big Little Lies-Gossip Girl mashup.
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She played high school football, posing for a team photo wearing twisty braids and a goofy smile.
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It remains to be seen whether Esmail can satisfactorily pay off a concept this dense and twisty.
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Sure, you could bring a tangled whodunnit or a twisty YA romance paperback on your summer vacation.
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The first trailer for Academy Award nominee Tom Hardy's upcoming FX miniseries teases quite the twisty tale.
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Considering the fact this is a twisty murder drama, there is a 100% chance Laszlo is correct.
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These two things — Han's popularity and Diesel's cameo mentioning Han — combined to create the franchise's twisty timeline.
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On his debut, Dizzee Rascal was a twisty rapper with a penchant for tight clusters of syllables.
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That would be the majority who still want to take on the twisty bits of road themselves.
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It's got high production values, a rich, twisty plot, and plenty of human depravity going for it.
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Every erotic thriller worth its salt has a twisty (and, often, convoluted) plot and a femme fatale.
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Such is the premise of Julius Ramsay's first feature, "Midnighters," a twisty thriller with horror-movie flourishes.
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Its brisk beat peps up Nigerian Afrobeats, supporting twisty guitar lines that hint at Congo and Morocco.
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Ferrari, still hunting for their first win of the year, have struggled around twisty tracks this season.
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Another goal, "equality of welfare," tries to take account of those differences by means of twisty calculations.
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With each new season, we're introduced to new characters, new lies, and new twisty, turn-y stories.
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Like true muscle cars of the 21s, the Redeye can be sloppy and unpredictable on twisty roads.
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Eight years later, her follow-up, The Starless Sea, promises to be just as twisty and fantastical.
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That's exciting, but it's also grating when stuck in traffic on your way to nice, twisty roads.
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The plot is twisty in a perfunctory way, the action predictably explosive, the sought-after exhilaration nonexistent.
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The twisty nature of noir storytelling is more of a feature of the genre than a bug.
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The trailer promises something thoroughly dark, gothic, and twisty, which we hope the film makes good on.
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From her perfect Cupid's bow pout to the twisty way she sits around crowds because she feels awkward.
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But can you make it to Saturday without hearing spoilers for the twisty new Netflix movie The Perfection?
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I thought about the twisty yoga poses I could get into, how strong my arms and shoulders were.
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In two seasons, we'll have wrapped up the twisty, treacherous, and often bloody path to the Iron Throne.
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"Forever," on Amazon, is also a show about soul mates, but it's as twee as it is twisty.
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"It was eerie, creepy and enticing," Mr. LeBoff said about the twisty, Hitchcockian tone of Ms. Hawkins's book.
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Mr. Bartolomei recommends using twisty wires and rubber bands to keep wires wrapped around furniture, like desk legs.
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"It's one of these twisty turning things that becomes more twisted as it goes along," Dr. Leestma said.
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The alto saxophonist Yosvany Terry blends twisty contemporary jazz with buoyant Cuban folklore, sacrificing little along the way.
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A hill with twisty slides for kids became an instant sensation; another features a sculpture by Rachel Whiteread.
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The film's monster is made up of twisty branches, and his face does bear a resemblance to Conor's.
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Twisty and unpredictable, The Lost Night will keep you guessing — and might make you reexamine your own past.
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And, oh boy, does she ever know how to write a twisty-turny ending (or two, or more).
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Luckily, the first teaser for Season 8 features a promising return to the dark and twisty... minus the Cheetos.
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The result is gorgeous, dark, and twisty (see: "Sober II [Melodrama]"), and simultaneously sweeping and intimate (see: "The Louvre").
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Netflix's new show Tidelands is going with the latter, at least according to its twisty trailer, which arrives today.
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Though it's plenty violent and twisty, Destroyer is more of a character study than a two-fisted pulp picture.
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So... yep: every clue matters, and this is one twisty mystery I can't wait to spend more time unraveling.
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Over the course of two days, 120 pilots worked their way around a twisty track in hot California sunshine.
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When you're darting around twisty roads at dusk, the lamps will pick up the arc that you're actually driving.
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In the Southern heat, twisty seductions, jealous rivalries, and sexual tensions are pulled taut among the cooped-up women.
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If you've forgotten what happens to Selina and her team after this twisty shocker, check out the gallery now.
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But the show is worth sticking with, particularly if you like twisty family stories that involve decades of resentment.
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It had plenty of other features including a customizable internal LED for illumination in dark hollows or twisty caves.
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It was a twisty top so I filled it up with water and put it back in the fridge.
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This twisty book, overpopulated by the walking wounded, devotes more than enough time to diagnosing Judy's narcissistic personality disorder.
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That means going with the flow of a globe-crossing plot that is as twisty and slippery as a ….
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It's handsome inside and out, but more important, the Macan is a passionate dance partner on a twisty road.
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Nancy Drew seems to be shaping up to tell a story that's far more interesting and twisty than that.
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Ferrari won at flat-out high-speed circuits Spa-Francorchamps and Monza but also at tight and twisty Singapore.
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The twisty real-life story of Gypsy Rose and Dee Dee Blanchard has fascinated the masses since Blanchard's 2015 murder.
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But for all its world-building and twisty-turniness, Game of Thrones doesn't strike me as all that formally daring.
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She then presents him with his own Twisty the clown figurine and makes him promise not to tell his moms.
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Jump to the present reality: Ozzy is reading a comic book about Twisty and when Ally sees it, she flips.
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As he colors a personal drawing of Twisty, she asks Ozzy which of the two women is his "real" mommy.
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Kodak Black is a sleepy-sounding vocalist who swallows his words, a tactic that obscures his enthusiasm for twisty assonance.
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With 12 kilometers left, and a twisty and tricky route into Montpellier looming, he attacked with his teammate Maciej Bodnar.
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There's always something to be said for an entertainment that sustains its nuttiness all the way to its twisty finish.
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I have a lot of terrain to explore, both in the lonely exteriors and twisty interiors of its characters' minds.
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But the novel's pleasures, its twisty language and tricksy twining of themes, are better enjoyed on the page (24111:21982).
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But the novel's pleasures, its twisty language and tricksy twining of themes, are better enjoyed on the page (1:35).
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When questioning counsel, Sotomayor would rather zero in on factual flaws and spurious assumptions than spin out twisty doctrinal hypotheticals.
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Sly and slithering, a lot is like lounge music gone astray or filtered through a bad dream: fried, droopy, twisty.
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Two blinks later, the shapes and colors morphed into what they actually were: the twisty, tubular slides of a waterpark.
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In that cramped, twisty rabbit hole, Koul and I have run parallel for most of our personal and professional lives.
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The show is famous for its twisty plotting, intricate mythology, and its penchant for nudity and gritty, gore-soaked violence.
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Sometimes it will be twisty and complex, like the recent Business story about an enormous tax fraud scheme in Europe.
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So begins this maelstrom of twisty plot points, complicated entanglements, pregnancies of ambiguous etiology and colorful if sometimes stock characters.
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The twisty plot turns on the dark impulses lurking in female bonds and the lethal stress of a dysfunctional workplace.
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Racers scream down a twisty, downhill motocross route that pours out of the Gothic facade of this city's iconic cathedral.
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Clarey was faster than Paris through the first two checkpoints but couldn't match the Italian on the twisty lower section.
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The twisty plot turns on the dark impulses lurking in female bonds and the lethal stress of a dysfunctional workplace.
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The twisty saga of Robert Mueller and Bill Barr is a case of an imperfect hero and a perfect villain.
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" There are some twisty, don't-spoil aspects of her "Stuber' role that she was also able to mine for big laughs.
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It's still more satisfying than Westworld from a narrative standpoint, thanks to its ability to create investment in David's twisty journey.
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Freak Show's Twisty the Clown will make an appearance on season 7 — at least, on the cover of a comic book.
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Not every TV show is built in such a twisty fashion, but online discussion too often fails to acknowledge as much.
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MacKenzie has reimagined Roswell High (the series is based on the books, not the WB show) as a twisty supernatural mystery.
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Julián goes on a long and twisty road to self discovery after revealing a queer relationship he's hidden for five years.
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Those tires handled the circuit's many tight, twisty corners, too, easily letting the bike lean farther than I was comfortable with.
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Cavill is also likeable enough but, again, hamstrung by the twisty, convoluted inventions designed to limit his abilities during long stretches.
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It's a throwaway visual gag, never revisited, but it made me snort, suggesting as it did something brain-twisty and satirical.
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One of those joys is twisty, deeply complex rapping, a skill Mr. Diggs has been honing since he was a teenager.
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"Killing Eve" is a different sort of homoerotic candy, a tart, twisty thriller that was a sensation in its first season.
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But Mr. Newsome and Mr. Pilc treat it as something like a dismembered line, a path of twisty illogic unto itself.
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Whole stretches of the twisty State Route 299 — through the Shasta-Trinity National Forest — look over enormous gorges but lack guardrails.
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The show follows a twisty, dark narrative where each of Logan&aposs kids is constantly vying for his approval and affection.
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Characters have popped up in different seasons, like this year's Cult will see the return/influence of Freak Show's Twisty the Clown.
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What emerges is another beyond-twisty mystery, one that grows more gripping and densely layered as this eight-episode limited series unfolds.
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Recode went for a spin in GM's robot Cruise car through the twisty and congested streets of San Francisco to find out.
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Of course, there's always a chance the belly bump could be a flashback, as the twisty telenovela often includes the plot device.
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The genuinely terrifying monster begins haunting leading man Stefan Butler (Fionn Whitehead) as he descends further into the twisty tale of Bandersnatch.
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Sadly, Looking Glass mostly lets go of this particular plot thread before fully engaging with the twisty philosophical problem it opens up.
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Much like the show Search Party, Andrea Bartz' debut novel is a twisty, tightly plotted thriller set among the hipsters of Brooklyn.
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Monaco, the slowest of street circuits with its tight and twisty layout, is next up with outright power less important than driveability.
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But the tools Shaq has, physical and tactical, are so effective, so murderous, that he really didn't need any post-twisty arsenal.
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Diao Yinan's noir thriller is a twisty, dark dive into China's underbelly — violent and unconventional, a story of mobsters, cops, and revenge.
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There are also a healthy number of twisty clues and fun entries here, giving this debut puzzle a really nice Thursday feel.
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But good as they are, they too often seem to cut corners rather than hug the curves of the play's twisty contours.
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The twisty thriller is also the first South Korean film to be nominated for best international film (previously best "foreign-language" film).
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"April," the premiere, detailed the complicated scenario and set the smart, twisty plot in motion in just 45 minutes of nonstop tension.
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The movie is twisty and delightful in its conclusion, chock-full of only slightly showy performances from a host of beloved actors.
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But despite its dark and twisty look, Starbucks's new Phantom Frappuccino is an all-vegan specter of what frappuccinos used to be.
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Without the upgraded wheels and tires, the Model 3 Performance felt awkward and, really, a little scary on a twisty mountain road.
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In "Nocturnal Animals," Tom Ford's twisty drama, Aaron Taylor-Johnson plays a sadistic thug who menaces a family on a deserted highway.
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The story of Share Now, formerly known as Car2Go, is emblematic of the twisty path that transportation services took in the 2010s.
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Harry Hudson "Cry for Love" Hudson is a little guy with a very big voice, and he likes his lyrics twisty and quick.
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My guess there is that the parallels between Twisty and the Zodiac Killer come back into play with a joke about Ted Cruz?
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She also confessed her love for the twisty treats and her preference for Twizzlers over Red Vines — as if that's even a contest.
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Rather, it seems like Grey's Anatomy is setting Maggie up for her own twisty love story in a season already obsessed with romance.
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On Friday, October 26, Netflix will premiere 2018's twisty take on Sabrina Spellman with the aptly named The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina.
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Amazon summary: From Alafair Burke—New York Times bestselling author of the runaway hit, The Wife— comes another twisty tale of domestic noir.
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Yet the path to make "Three Identical Strangers," and what happened after it was released, is almost as twisty as the film itself.
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Through the guise of a twisty thriller, they break one character down to the basic building blocks of how we construct our identity.
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Today, he has collaborated with George Barany, for whom this is a sixth New York Times crossword, to bring you this twisty grid.
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Monaco, which Ferrari dominated last year, is next up with plenty of tight and twisty corners putting a premium on high aerodynamic downforce.
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The movie is earnest and twisty (as with "The Warning," one plot element requires math calculations), but also a bit of a slog.
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Mr. Burke has a gift for malapropisms — "it's a weight of time" — and a nice way of making ordinary words go twisty-turny.
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This past June, I talked to Berman about his film, ethics, blowing up the genre, and what Johnathan thinks about the twisty film.
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Even with the twisty breathless plot, Petry engages the issues of her day, which sadly are the issues of our day as well.
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The story, about a time machine and ice cream and infinite coin flips, is twisty enough to make you go insane, Stefan style.
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Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively are out to trick you in moving posters — exclusive to PEOPLE — for their twisty new thriller, A Simple Favor.
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Taking its place is the usual dark and twisty drama that us years-long fans have come to know and shed many tears over.
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Big Little Lies then dominated the night, with even the Best Supporting Actor For A Drama category winner hailing from the twisty feminist series.
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Perhaps after his string of murders, Twisty has become something of a mantle to be passed on from one maniacal killer to the next?
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The top-down view of a person who must escape nightmarish monsters chasing him over every type of twisty, fantastic terrain was very compelling.
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HBO scales those heights and then some with "Mommy Dead and Dearest," a twisted and twisty documentary that's as unsettling as it is absorbing.
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In Colombia, you can try the Pineapple Oreo McFlurry and in China you can wake up with the sausage and egg twisty pasta breakfast.
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After nearly a full year without The Catch you probably don't remember every twisty, retro eye liner-ed thing that went down in 2016.
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I paused, squinted and I watched the man driving the Porsche rush up the twisty mountainside as I debated whether I should chase him.
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If the new TV series is able to capture the spirit of the novels, prepare yourself for one strange, twisty, and irresistibly addictive ride.
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Alex Breaux faced a twofold challenge in portraying Ray, a champion swimmer in the dark and twisty "Red Speedo" at New York Theater Workshop.
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In season one, the show's unusual aesthetic, magnetic lead performance (from Emmy winner Rami Malek), and twisty storytelling made for a uniquely addictive treat.
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Will we see these sad little artifacts pop up in their original contexts as we continue along the story's twisty, often backward-moving path?
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HBO's twisty drama about the criminal justice system, "The Night Of," which started in July, is a shoo-in for next year's Emmys field.
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Howard Barkin returns with a twisty Thursday theme that is actually very easy to figure out, once you gain a foothold in his puzzle.
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"Without the upgraded wheels and tires, the Model 3 Performance felt awkward and, really, a little scary on a twisty mountain road," he noted.
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"Smells like a dark and twisty, Harper Avery winning, chief of general surgery, who was married on a post-it-note," reads the label.
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Not all is as it seems at A.E.G.I.S., or really anywhere in this particularly twisty season, which is filled with surprises, betrayals, and big reveals.
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Finally, add one of those little paper umbrellas and a straw or six (preferably colorful and twisty), and find a few friends to share with.
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Entertainment Weekly reports that Murphy posted a photo showing Twisty the clown, who played a major role in American Horror Story's fourth season, Freak Show.
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Though Biel will continue to executive produce The Sinner, it seems that Cora's story is officially over, and that Vera's own twisty mystery can begin.
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But Morano and screenwriter Mike Makowsky aren't interested in twisty plot revelations, or uncovering the mystery of what caused the world to fall to pieces.
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But of course, "one last job" is never really "one last job," and so begins a twisty tale of romance, revenge, and really good music.
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Some of the year's best documentaries wedded rich themes to unusually twisty stories, hooking viewers with a narrative before doubling back to contemplate its meaning.
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The updates in this modern-day Beowulf retelling are clever, but my favorite part of The Mere Wife is the twisty linguistic games it plays.
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But instead of investigating those questions, the show has fallen back on the twisty gimmicks that have followed Jonathan Nolan's work since his first film.
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Driving on a two-lane road behind a tractor trailer can be an exercise in bravery, especially on a twisty road with limited passing opportunities.
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There are still three episodes left to go, and with a show as twisty as Broadchurch it's hard to predict where the story will lead.
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They took the typical police drama and grafted a twisty whodunnit onto it, complete with multiple suspects and investigators who are working against the odds.
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It's only been used six times previously in the New York Times crossword, but it could get you out of a twisty corner one day.
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From bottom to top, the poster has a nice sense of triangular balance, starting with the black base and rising to those evil, twisty antlers.
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But in Davido's music, the programmed beats also mesh with African percussion, twisty guitar and keyboard lines and rhythms from across Africa and the Caribbean.
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It's talky and twisty, as usual, but also exuberantly violent (rather than PG-13 safe) and mischievously — or just aggressively — offensive (cue someone saying "Chinaman").
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In "Man's Head" (one of several versions) of 1963, the head looks a little like one of Bacon's own, with facetings and twisty sideways distortions.
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"I brushed the wall quite severely out of turn 19," the German told reporters after qualifying at the narrow and twisty Marina Bay street track.
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It's a twisty grab bag of plot elements and characters you might have forgotten about, and it has a real sense of finality to it.
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In addition to sending me to my modest comics library, her references to visual culture also sent me racing down a nice twisty rabbit hole.
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But even though it has a really fun, twisty concept and a great villain, it doesn't always know how to handle all these moving parts.
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It's easy to detect shades of Hitchcock in The Girl on the Train's stark, monochrome advertising and twisty plotting — not to mention the dead girl.
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Ally and her wife Ivy (Alison Pill) hire a babysitter (Billie Lourd), who makes matters worse by giving their son a figurine of Twisty the Clown.
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That first season centered on a complicated, twisty story that unfolded in multiple timelines but didn't always let viewers know it took place in multiple timelines.
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The musician first shared a video of him heading down a twisty waterslide into a sparkling blue ocean before sharing two photos of his new wife.
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The musician first shared a video of him heading down a twisty waterslide into a sparkling blue ocean before sharing a photo of his new wife.
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Just when you thought the crazy-twisty finale was overloaded with shocking storylines, what more can viewers and fans expect in the seventh and final season?
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Instead, the twisty thriller The Girl on the Train, starring Emily Blunt, nabbed the weekend's top spot, pulling in a sturdy $24.7 on its first weekend.
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While it's not the most neutral behavior, it gives a sense of drama and excitement to twisty driving even if you never exceed the speed limit.
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But, as with another recent twisty novel about power and perception — Susan Choi's "Trust Exercise" — it isn't the grand reveal that feels like the novel's achievement.
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Swollen, twisty purple veins that often look like tree branches just under the surface of the skin, varicose veins can cause aching pain, throbbing and discomfort.
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In Parasite, Korean horror master Bong Joon-Ho (The Host, Snowpiercer) draws on that visual metaphor for a twisty, pummeling thriller that's among his best work.
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The two men's relationship over the years — including Babel's affair with Yezhov's wife, which is true — forms the twisty spine for about half of the play.
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During one twisty scene, the floor seemingly dissolves underneath Spidey, plunging him down into the abyss, only to slingshot his Gumby body back into the atmosphere.
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Despite a brief callback to its Carnival season's homicidal clown Twisty, Cult won't be trafficking in any supernatural mysteries — which marks a first for American Horror Story.
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But in Good Trouble, slip-ups aren't exactly fixed with a neat bow — mostly because that's not what happens in the twisty real lives of millennial women.
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I couldn't find a situation where the RDX didn't feel at home, with the car's quiet cabin and fantastic suspension making highway runs and twisty drives pleasant.
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Fragile yet capable of freely standing on their own, the vessels come in a variety of forms—from forked, linear designs to twisty masses of rounded tubes.
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This pushes the top speed to about 174 miles per hour, which is more than enough considering Formula E almost exclusively competes on tiny, twisty street circuits.
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Riding through twisty roads is where I got a chance to play with my throttle control and really master the fuel injected power that the Yamaha delivered.
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He recently seemed to be moving away from his manic, slapstick, tongue-twisty rap for a sound that was a little more influenced by gospel and jazz.
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Juggling too many threads, the film delivers strong and twisty moments -- and a feminist hook -- but largely squanders its impressive array of talent, headed by Viola Davis.
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It became our motto, repeated every time we took a turn through the tiny, colorful, twisty cobblestone streets of Seville's old town, which we couldn't stop photographing.
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Twisty, whooshy, dizzy electronic backing complements the elation of his vocals, and when the chorus suddenly blossoms and spills over the beat, , the reflective polish is blinding.
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The Handmaiden is a twisty, sexy thriller that never goes in the direction it's telling you it is, which makes for one hell of a fun ride.
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On Tuesday — the same day Howard reportedly emailed Bezos, describing the photos — the Washington Post published a twisty story listing competing possible motives behind the Enquirer's exposé.
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The Maranello-based team have struggled around twisty tracks, with Vettel finishing over a minute behind race-winner Hamilton in third at the last race in Hungary.
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It wasn't long after we set off along the twisty, hilly roads alongside the Brandywine Creek that the smell began to curdle the beer in my stomach.
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Add up the torque vectoring, suspension and the low center of gravity provided by the Boxer engine and the Sport is a fine companion on twisty roads.
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Murder House Flip, the dark and twisty true crime home renovation show you never even knew you wanted, is coming soon to mobile-only streaming service Quibi.
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"There's always something to be said for an entertainment that sustains its nuttiness all the way to its twisty finish," she wrote in The New York Times.
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"Hundred Days" now takes place entirely in New York City (mostly in Astoria, Queens), with lots of internal detours into the twisty corridors of each partner's mind.
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But to make matters even more twisty: if more bellwethers go to trial, the answers to these and numerous other questions may differ, depending on the jurisdiction.
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Twisty first appeared in American Horror Story: Freak Show three years ago, in which he committed multiple murders and held victims' loved ones captive in an abandoned bus.
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I took it everywhere from the city to the freeway and twisty mountain roads still pockmarked from winter, and the Kona was an ace on all of them.
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This kind of twisty plotting, with hastily abandoned story threads and seemingly little sense of direction, has been one of the most consistently infuriating things about the show.
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Its raw power was more suited toward a Fast and Furious drag race, where understeer wouldn't have been a factor on the twisty roads of the French countryside.
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He begins his episodic tour with a long, twisty account of an artist retirement plan, one that really exists and has extended its reach to the Middle East.
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The debt to "Revenge," a twisty ABC series, is that one of the characters appears to be playing a very long game, which involves manipulating those around her.
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The twisty-turny journey of cannabis has landed us back at a central truth: It's actually a powerful medicine that can help treat what ails the human body.
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You might think "I already have a clown costume, from when I was Twisty the Clown for Halloween two years ago" and decide just to roll with it.
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MONACO (Reuters) - A lap of Monaco is much more than muscling a car round a twisty track, at breakneck speeds and millimeters from the metal barriers without crashing.
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In a straight, they can reach 180 miles an hour, Agag said, but in a race over a twisty road-style course, they top out around 150 m.p.h.
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On Bandana, their second full-length team up, Gibbs slashes through twisty jazz riffs and creeping soul cuts, making space for unfathomable amounts of syllables among dense arrangements.
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All of Seville's many twisty roads eventually seem to lead to La Giralda, the Moorish bell tower (with Renaissance touches) attached to the largest Gothic cathedral in Europe.
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A twisty, small-town thriller that blooms in the shadows and shies from the light, "Sweet Virginia" marshals a relentlessly threatening mood from dangerous secrets and unpleasant surprises.
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Visions of cash propel him down an increasingly twisty path of crime, which gives the novel its exquisite tension as well as its ever-deepening sense of dread.
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The cafe and pottery studio is nestled along a steep cliffside on the twisty, 30-mile coastal Slea Head Drive in County Kerry near the town of Dingle.
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Unlike a maze with its twisty trails and blind alleys, Will explains, a modern labyrinth is made up of a single path that winds toward a central spot.
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One of its more compelling recent announcements is 12 Minutes, a game developed by creator Luis Antonio with a looping, twisty premise: Men are coming to kill you.
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"City of Saints and Thieves" is a twisty-turny, chock-full-of-secrets, so-exciting-you-have-to-force-yourself-to-take-breaks-and-breathe kind of novel.
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Over four seasons on the NBC comedy, both Michaels spent their time devising elaborate, twisty fictions and trying to settle on a suitably just plan for the afterlife.
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The home features six large bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a retractable roof, a stage, and a large twisty slide on the second floor that leads to an outdoor pool.
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There's also a random element to the twisty storytelling: most characters can either be a replicant or human, which the game decides in the background when you start.
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Shyamalan has been celebrated for his twisty stories, but his truer strength is his gifts for infusing outwardly banal moments with dread and for his work with actors.
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As with Poitras's Citizenfour, a twisty, feature-length interview with Edward Snowden, Risk plays more as a character study of Assange than a straightforward, informative look at WikiLeaks.
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A couple episodes in, as Natasha Lyonne's Nadia dies again and again, the title starts to make sense, even as the show itself becomes more of a twisty puzzle.
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Twisty the Clown from Freakshow is already a supporting player on Cult so the theory that Murphy is playing a clever homage to his past creations isn't that farfetched.
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In Entertainment Weekly's review of the season's intial episodes, they cite a clown theme throughout, nothing that the show features the return of Twisty the Clown from Freak Show.
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In terms of actual execution, Chrome OS has a long way to go down a twisty and treacherous road before it can get to where it wants to be.
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What it offers instead are 128 chapters of breathless, onward-rushing, monosyllabic prose and enough twisty plotting to give the reader a bad case of whiplash (mixed metaphors intentional).
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Commerce between the two sides is secret and strictly regulated, which provides the background for a delightfully twisty spy plot involving assassins, secret cults, identity swaps, and embedded moles.
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Out of Mexico, you'll find Diablero, a supernatural drama that will remind you of, well, Supernatural, while Germany's Perfume is offering the scent of your favorite twisty crime dramas.
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It's an accessible, wonderfully twisty, big-picture, heart-rending narrative about six people who eventually meet up and form the strongest of bonds, only to scatter to the winds.
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Joyland will evoke a similar twisty mystery, albeit the main character in this potential TV show is a little older than the tweens riding their bikes around Hawkins, Indiana.
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Murphy has also posted various creatures on his Instagram account, including Freak Show favorite Twisty the Clown, as well as an image of an elephant man back in May.
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With that in mind, I trepidatiously climbed behind the wheel of the 2016 CT6 and set out for a day-long drive through the twisty roads of Ramona, California.
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The crossings are a bit twisty for this one, but if you can get _ _ _ NES from the crossings, you might either know LEONES, or you could look it up.
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An improvised Miles Davis jazz score accompanies this twisty French New Wave movie about a plan for a perfect murder which goes awry in the most absurd manner possible.
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But getting that to follow a pre-existing trail within the app itself is pretty time-consuming, given how the feature works and twisty nature of so many trails.
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Combining horror tropes with biting satire about race in America, false white wokeness and the very worst things a white girlfriend can possibly do, it's twisty, resonant, and important.
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Of course, complications immediately ensue (one of the widows wants no part of the heist, the women have no experience with criminality, etc.), which creates a twisty genre delight.
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The twisty comedy is just so much fun, filling every episode with jokes and ridiculous reveals while keeping itself afloat with sharp wit and terrific performances across the board.
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Written, produced, and directed by Perry (who also makes a cameo in the film), A Fall from Grace tells the twisty tale of a love story gone horribly wrong.
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Santa's Workshop's inaccessibility — far from metropolitan areas, including five hours from New York City along twisty mountain roads — is "part of the mystique of the place," Mr. Waterbury said.
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"Parasite" Director Bong Joon-ho's twisty thriller would be the first foreign-language film to win best picture (it's only the 11th nominated in the Oscars' 92-year history).
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Earlier this week, director Bong Joon-ho's twisty thriller made the short list of 10 movies under consideration for the Oscar in international film (previously best "foreign-language" film).
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One of the most purely entertaining films of the year, Knives Out uses the familiar Agatha Christie-style whodunnit template to tell a twisty murder tale with a bite.
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He co-wrote Abre Los Ojos, Alejandro Amenábar's twisty-turvy tale of a man who might be going crazy, or might be suffering side effects from post-traumatic memory implants.
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Then we had to learn that Twisty was bullied and slandered in the circus, that he was unsuccessful in finding other work, and that his late mother was an alcoholic.
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Though Netflix and Brit Marling's uber twisty sci-fi show has seriously stumped viewers and sent Reddit into a theorizing frenzy, the inspiration for The OA is actually somewhat simple.
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Broadly, though, the Hommage's low and wide stance was created to achieve a car that could tackle high-speed, twisty race tracks with eagerness and poise — just like 2002 turbo.
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This doesn't detract from the Korean scientists' paper's main takeaway: that you can eliminate vortex shedding and significantly reduce drag by employing a twisty, helical shape when designing an object.
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Scientists have suggested that the unique twisty tails of these moths help throw off predators like bats that rely on sound to hunt and navigate—a kind of acoustic camouflage.
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There is supposed to be a lot to love about Twin Peaks, as the twisty, obscure drama essentially gave birth to everything from Lost to Riverdale and Pretty Little Liars.
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The MCU seems like a twisty-turny kind of meta-yarn with so many interlocking characters and plotlines that to truly grasp it all requires knowledge that is literally encyclopedic.
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The whole twisty-turny saga began last year, when the group Women on 20s started an online campaign to get a woman to replace the notorious fuckwad on the $20.
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Both sessions were free of crashes, although there were the inevitable near-misses on a tight and twisty circuit where cars skim the metal barriers and brush the unforgiving walls.
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And the rest of the twisty plot is full of spoilers so we can't divulge it, but Twitter is more than ready to see this potential masterpiece come to life.
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Nolan and co-creator Lisa Joy have explained they wanted to devote time to writing the entire second season of the twisty and complex drama before filming began last summer.
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When I finally got inside, those twisty slides were closed for the season but there was still a wave pool and rivers of warm water and tiers of hot springs.
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All your favorite Greeks are heading somewhere in "Hadestown," the sumptuous, hypnotic and somewhat hyperactive musical that opened on Wednesday night after its own twisty 13-year road to Broadway.
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From the author of "My Year of Rest and Relaxation" comes this twisty and twisted novel about a woman who becomes obsessed with a note she finds in the woods.
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But the V8, the snappy transmission, and especially the dynamic chassis feature and the torque-vectoring combined to fill me with confidence on both freeways, byways, and some twisty asphalt.
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"As with another recent twisty novel about power and perception — Susan Choi's 'Trust Exercise' — it isn't the grand reveal that feels like the novel's achievement," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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The idea is you set your preferences for how you like the car to act on twisty roads, then wait to press the button until you get to those roads.
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The cast is a blast, with all of them relishing the chance to chew into (often against-type) characters amid a twisty, surprising and arguably older kid-safe mystery plot.
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Ferrari's Vettel will join the Briton on the second row for the season's showcase race, where the harbourside track winds through twisty metal-fenced streets and overtaking is extremely difficult.
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I know that Port Authority is a maze of twisty little urine puddles, but even Eli Manning is wily enough to note the EXIT signs and then follow the arrows.
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But the case she's investigating turns out to be twisty and surprising enough that I'm willing to sit through some scenes that set up Dex's back story in clumsy fashion.
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LG: I'm going to be looking at lots of foldy, twisty, bendy things and also what I call disappearing design, but what some companies are referring to as burdenless designs.
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Monaco had represented a real chance for the team to change that, however, with the tight and twisty street circuit rewarding driver skills and making engine power less of a factor.
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It would be a little more believable for Twisty to come back in media and not the actual storyline, so maybe Murphy's reveal is the beginning and end of Twisty's cameo.
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If you can't tell, For The People is far more focused on character growth than twisty plot moments, which puts it in a completely different category from the remaining Shondaland fare.
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It was that same dragging feeling that I've experienced while looking at my phone on a twisty road, which is exactly the kind of problem Holoride says it aims to cure.
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Michael Schumacher remains the last Ferrari driver to conquer Monaco, whose tight and twisty harbourside street circuit promises to be an even greater challenge this year with faster and wider cars.
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Somewhere along the twisty path of the twentieth century, Vladimir Nabokov, our brilliant dreamer-in-chief, came into contact with Dunne's theories of oneiric prophecy and was evidently inspired by them.
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He said negotiating Monaco's tight and twisty street circuit in the virtual world, which replicates every bump and curve and can be adjusted for different conditions, still had its difficulties, however.
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The Boo reappeared as The Bear in "The Lords of Discipline," a twisty tale of loyalty, subterfuge, racial tension and cruelty centered on 220 undergraduates at the fictional Carolina Military Institute.
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Ms. Canavan and Ms. Lozano aren't so lucky, but if they cannot build logical characters from the twisty road map provided, they are good enough actors to find their own ways.
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Each subject was tossed along the same twisty route for a second time but also asked to complete a set of 13 simple cognitive and visual tasks on an iPad Mini.
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Or to honor Harry Potter, have children dream up a list of their five best wizard spells, complete with intricate descriptions and twisty pronunciations and etymologies to share with their classmates.
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The convertibles may not be as quick on a twisty track but, on the plus side, they're a relative bargain at about half the price of the Coupe, according to Hagerty.
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His arm remains atrophied, leading to fears about his ability to cope with racing situations and tight, twisty circuits, but he said that was not the major obstacle some might suspect.
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Compounds will still vary in 2019 to suit individual track characteristics, with the soft used at twisty Monaco very different from the same color code at high-speed Silverstone or Suzuka.
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That's too bad, as the series offers a soulful, thoughtful look at the human cost of the military industrial complex, right alongside a twisty conspiracy thriller straight out of the 1970s.
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"The car, the way it's designed, for years it just doesn't work particularly that great here," said the triple champion whose Mercedes team have a chequered history at the twisty Singapore track.
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The twisty-and-twisted director has gone all the way back to his iconic 2000 film, Unbreakable, to bring us something new in the superhero genre, tied together by 2016's Split.
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Ricciardo lapped the twisty harbourside circuit in a quickest time of one minute 14.607 seconds, 0.606 faster than triple champion Lewis Hamilton in the closest Mercedes with championship leader Nico Rosberg third.
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The twisty slide pumps him out into the cool blue pool waters, and he just rides the wave all the way to the pool deck, where he lands firmly on his feet.
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I'm not sore, though, because Ruth Bloomfield Margolin returns today with a fun and twisty workout that I bet kept you (and by that, I mean me) guessing for a long time.
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Starring Jon Hamm, Jeff Bridges, Cynthia Erivo, Dakota Johnson, and Chris Hemsworth as a group of strangers who find themselves thrown together on a stormy night in 1969, it's twisty and surprising.
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Special Report: Singapore Grand Prix With its tight, twisty Marina Bay Circuit running through the middle of the city and making overtaking difficult, the Singapore Grand Prix has rarely produced great races.
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On the far side of one especially sunny stretch was a dark, enclosed chamber; we plunged in through heavy flaps where we made our way along an uneven footpath through twisty corridors.
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"Jack Engle" is a piece of pure pulp, a city mystery that offers a twisty tour through the underbelly of 19th-century New York but makes no pretense toward lasting literary merit.
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Bong's twisty genre hybrid about a con that metastasizes into class warfare should be a priority, but it will be easier than usual to find out if the Academy got it right.
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We're seeing a surprising surplus of compelling spy dramas on the air right now, from longtime stalwarts like Homeland and The Americans to BBC America's twisty new series Killing Eve and Counterpart.
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The film version is a solid if unspectacular thriller, one that hinges on a time-bending whodunit that's twisty, to be sure, but whose payoff falls well short of the ride getting there.
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The penalty, at a tight and twisty circuit where overtaking is likely to be even more difficult than usual due to the season's wider cars, is another setback for the Belgian's struggling team.
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As we enter the third age of crypto – the first being Satoshi's White Paper phase and the second being the exchange phase – we find ourselves in a maze of twisty tokens, all different.
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But, one single season 2 scene harkens back to the twisty roads of The Sinner 2017: Julian's dream where a hooded figure creeps into his room and slips their hand into his chest.
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This is an alien invasion movie with few aliens, a big Hollywood release with few explosions, and a twisty-plot that holds you comfortably by the hand into, and out of, the abyss.
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The black leather seats in our test car felt soft to the touch and offered more-than-adequate bolstering for both leisurely jaunts down the highway and dynamic drives on twisty country roads.
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Critic score: 73%Audience score: 58%Netflix description: "In this twisty horror-thriller, a once-promising music prodigy reconnects with her former mentors, only to find them taken with a talented new pupil."
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Fun fact: This episode is named after Rob Thomas's YA novel, which has nothing to do with this episode but does have a twisty plot structure heavily reminiscent of Veronica Mars season one.
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MARCH 21 Fans of darkly comic crime pictures like "Fargo" and "A Simple Favor" should enjoy "Blow the Man Down," a twisty thriller featuring a fine cast and a memorable coastal Maine location.
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Soon after he interviews for a high-end job in the world's tallest building — an ugly metallic behemoth that looks like a twisty trunk of an African elephant grasping a baseball — violence happens.
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O.K., maybe "straight" isn't quite the word for a narrative as twisty as a back road in the hills of the Scottish Borders region, where "The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart" is set.
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At that ceremony last month, the "Parasite" actors received a standing ovation when they came out to present a clip from the film, a sign that passion for the twisty thriller ran deep.
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But this twisty, tingly mystery grips you tight by introducing assorted possibilities for just who might be as Dean, in a fiercely poignant turn by Macdonald, struggles to exact justice for her son.
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The wah-wah pedal gets a serious workout in this invocation to rain deities from the Malian guitarist and singer Oumar Konate, revving up a twisty, modal, six-beat groove into psychedelic frenzy.
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The sound joins her story: a twisty, echoey guitar line, a reggaeton drumbeat with twitchy trap interjections and Uchis overdubbing many, many voices, until she finds her way out of a lonely labyrinth.
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Both Extreme G and Episode I were superfast sci-fi racers, with wonderful 90s sensibilities: fast action, mildly goofy planets where the twisty, turny, roller-coaster tracks took place, and surprisingly memorable courses.
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Jesse Williams, one of the stars of the long-running medical drama Grey's Anatomy, revealed what his costar Ellen Pompeo is like when she's not in character as the "dark and twisty" Meredith Grey.
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Of the cast, no one is more verbally dexterous than Joey Bland, whose assured ability to string together complex rhymes with dense wordplay and twisty sentence structure does come off like a magic trick.
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"He sent us… this classic, twisty, '70s, drug-trippy 'Jingle Jangle' song, and then it all made sense," Spouse said, adding that the show's stars also found the alliterative name to be vaguely ridiculous.
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It's been little over a year since the show's first eight episodes had everyone talking in the summer of 2016 (simpler times), but what do we really remember of this twisty sci-fi binge?
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The Spaniard was the first of the leading riders to change bikes but the move paid off with Marquez charging back through the field at the twisty Sachsenring circuit near Chemnitz in eastern Germany.
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At a tight and twisty harbourside circuit like Monaco, with the track hemmed in by metal barriers, being in too much of a tearing hurry can have serious implications in more ways than one.
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The Anna Karenina of yearly sporting events—a lengthy, twisty, journey with hundreds of characters and plot lines, many of them hard to keep straight, and rich in examinations of political and personal values.
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Kameron, in her third lip sync, continued to seduce and surprise, coup-ing her grâce with a twisty-legged move that I could only make if my spinal exoskeleton were clipped by a bus.
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The film was co-written by the famously twisty (and unusually nuanced) Damon Lindelof, who's still best known for Lost but whose most recent project, HBO's Watchmen, steered far away from easy political stereotyping.
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There's a twisty flute sample, but this isn't the fatalistic drug-hell of "Mask Off"—you'll find Cordae advocating for prayer while explaining that he paints pictures and other MCs just fiddle with crayons.
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Her latest, a brilliantly twisty story, looks at masculinity and its constraints through the character of Saul, a dandyish young scholar who travels to East Berlin in 153 and begins to experience strange premonitions.
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And since cataloging is a calling that attracts neurotic and obsessive personalities, the history of the library catalog charts a weird, twisty path, with a lot of back-tracking followed by enormous leaps forward.
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It all goes down about as you'd expect (coitus interruptus, stabbus extremis) until the big reveal: This Twisty adventure is taking place in a comic book being read by little Ozzy, Ally and Ivy's son.
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And because the new version is 200 pounds lighter, it can give a good run to the much more powerful Ford Mustang GT, especially on tight and twisty roads, said Carl Widmann, Mustang's chief engineer.
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We put together a handy guide to the horror thriller's biggest mysteries, from whatever is going on with Bill Skarsgard's haunting, possibly Satanic unnamed prisoner character to the twisty past of Henry Deavers (André Holland).
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"Inspired Again" is more of a twisty psyche ballad about getting too close to the flame, I think all songs about getting too close to a flame need to be considered in tone aka slower.
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Here are just a few examples of what's on the menu: • Freshly prepared authentic lamb ragout with garlic and fresh herbs; organic grated cheese with baton carrots; cucumber steamed fibre rich whole wheat twisty pasta.
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The ID R, Volkswagen's entry into the extra-twisty annual Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, has a curious quirk for a vehicle charged with navigating 4,720 feet of elevation in just 12.4 miles: no engine.
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The producers of "Serial" and "This American Life" have created yet another hit podcast, the twisty Southern Gothic series "S-Town, " which debuted to acclaim this past week and has set new records on iTunes.
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There's a clever hint in Split — I won't give it away — that the latest thriller by famously twisty director M. Night Shyamalan exists in the same universe as at least one of his other movies.
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Frenchman Romain Grosjean crashed his Haas at the twisty 'Esses' section at the start of the lap, bringing out the red flags with a little over a minute to go in the session's opening phase.
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But in 7763, a thread on the cult message board Something Awful, largely seen as the birthplace of the now-ubiquitous Let's Play format, translated the game's twisty storyline, full of surprises and shocking cliffhangers.
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The first sector consists of a series of twisty corners, the second is a series of tight corners, the third has high-speed corners and the final sector has the fastest corner of the circuit.
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Ferrari are losing a lot of time in the corners, which does not bode well for the next round in tight and twisty Monaco, and are also finding the new Pirelli tyres tricky to manage.
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Lawrence's openness has always been one of her strongest qualities, but here she shuts off almost completely, challenging the audience to decipher what Dominika is thinking at any point in this twisty, pulpy action flick.
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The more quickly you can make it to the third stage the sooner you will enjoy riding the wave of words — twisty and conversational, translated from Hungarian by George Szirtes — that crash through the pages.
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"The Inheritance," an ambitious two-part play exploring contemporary gay life, will end its Broadway run on March 15 after a twisty journey that saw the show soar in London but sink in New York.
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Teetering on a moral foundation as sickly as the yellow-green cast of its photography, "Pet," the twisty sophomore feature from the Spanish director Carles Torrens, stages a psychological duel in a charnel-house setting.
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January 30 The crime novelist Harlan Coben is known for his twisty page-turner plots, which often involve ordinary people getting dragged abruptly into mysteries that end up exposing surprising secrets from their own lives.
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The difference is that where Brick is an ode to Dashiell Hammett and his followers, Knives Out is a blend of an Agatha Christie detail-oriented household murder-mystery and an Alfred Hitchcock twisty whodunit.
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No doubt you love the grumpy old Scot himself, but showrunner Steven Moffat's increasingly twisty scripts, reset-button endings and preference for jokes over satisfying plot points have left many former fans with Who fatigue.
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The MGU-K on Ricciardo's car stopped working completely during the Monaco race, which he won from pole position, and he raced without it for some 50 laps on the tight and twisty street circuit.
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I'll refrain from saying much more about the final girl in that notoriously twisty movie, but it seems exactly like the kind of mesmerizingly over-the-top source from which American Horror Story takes inspiration.
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As the bulk grazers began trimming back the overgrown grassland, the park's array of smaller antelope species, with their twisty, calligraphic horns and their Modigliani faces, could get through to feed and more reliably breed.
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Throughout the story, the characters share their very different perspectives on twisty, cosmic destinies and the big picture, discussing topics from astronomer Carl Sagan to the Big Bang — things the author, Yoon, was also fascinated by.
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Then, in "Afraid Of The Dark," she brings Oz a tiny Twisty The Clown (John Carroll Lynch) action figure, just so he can have the thing that now terrifies him the most constantly in his room.
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Read These Stories Next: The True Stories Behind The Serial Killers Mentioned In Mindhunter The Creepiest Shows To Watch When You're Done With Mindhunter All Of The Unanswered Questions We Have After Mindhunter's Twisty Season 1
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Four years after "Serial" put podcasts on the mainstream map with a twisty true crime murder story, Hollywood is rushing to embrace the audio format with everything from fictional thrillers to game shows.
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In the twisty diabolical mystery, Cliff Robertson plays a wealthy New Orleans businessman devoured by guilt after the deaths of his wife, Elizabeth (Geneviève Bujold), and their daughter in a bungled car chase with their kidnappers.
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"I like the last sector in particular because that turns it into an exciting track; it's twisty and you get right up close with the walls," said Daniel Ricciardo, a driver for the Red Bull team.
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There were some twisty tricks to common terms — AMENDS and OVERLAPS, maybe ENCASES — that struck me as elegant; the pair of oddball careers — PLAY TEST, or be a TEA TASTER — were a little quirky but worked.
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The stolid descriptions, the allergy to suspense and any real storytelling, feels all the more strange given that the references in the book run almost exclusively to twisty mysteries — to Hitchcock, Columbo, the board game Clue.
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Argentina is a particularly apt place to test the service, as collisions on its many twisty two-lane roads are said to account for a significant share of traffic-related deaths in the South American country.
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Yet the Rogers movie didn't cannibalize the market: Just weeks after it was released, Neon put out the twisty "Three Identical Strangers," which has also passed the all-important $10 million mark at the box office.
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"The engines are struggling for air, the brakes, the cooling... we're running the same wing as (slow and twisty) Monaco and we've got the same downforce as (high-speed) Monza," said Red Bull boss Christian Horner.
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The best-picture front-runner "1917" is probably too sparse a screenplay to win in this category, so I expect the win will go to twisty "Parasite," the night's other big contender for the top Oscar.
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It's a perfect follow-up to her role as Wednesday Addams in The Addams Family, released four years earlier — dark and twisty, but with more feelings than a soulless but impeccably braided devil spawn allows for.
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The Staircase will provide true crime enthusiasts any real answers is unlikely, but for those who want to dive into the twisty case from a fictionalized perspective, this sounds like just the way to do it.
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One of the most purely entertaining films of the year, Knives Out (from The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson) uses the familiar Agatha Christie-style whodunnit template to tell a twisty murder tale with a bite.
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DOUTHAT: But if I had a vote, I would give it to Alex Garland for "Ex Machina" — a knotty, twisty little dose of sci-fi/war-between-the-sexes poison that's more genuinely original than its competition.
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In a twist befitting of Peele (whose last film was the similarly twisty Get Out), Red turns out to be the real Adelaide, having been made to forcibly switch places with Red as a child decades prior.
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Mirror, Mirror is a twisty coming-of-age story about sixteen year old friends Red, Leo, Naima and Rose who are all trying to figure out who they are and navigate the minefield of school and relationships.
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More advanced crawlers (and as a beginning walker, Damien loved this too) can use the second setting, which makes the cloud base move in a random, twisty and turvy pattern and encourages your baby to chase it.
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I was promised a twisty game of cat and mouse, but all I saw this week was the mouse gaping at the cat across the street and then slinking away to seduce a different cat for money.
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Meditation is an integral part of yoga—in fact, the whole rigamarole with the sweaty sun salutations and twisty poses is largely meant to help you sit in a comfortable meditation posture for as long as possible.
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But one moment stands out as a beautiful piece that speaks to both Euphoria's complicated narrative and its ability to capture the baffling haze of drugged out teendom: Jules Vaughn's (Hunter Schafer) psychedelic, twisty hookup at a rave.
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If the mere sight of American Horror Story's Twisty the Clown (John Carroll Lynch) gave you nightmares for days, allow me to introduce you to a certain circus creature that will provide you with bad dreams for weeks.
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A week ago there were those who feared a sixth successive Mercedes one-two finish, at a tight and twisty track that has seen plenty of processions in the past, would have the fans turning off in droves.
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That day, I took a walk along the twisty country roads where I lived and, when I found what seemed like a suitably private spot, stuck my fingers down my throat, and yakked up the offending microwave burrito.
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A key entry into the early 2000s' New French Extremity wave of horror, Alexandre Aja's twisty little thriller still holds its own even though its influence can be seen in hundreds of films that have come after it.
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Inside, it is high-ceilinged and light-filled, the living room governed by the presence of a long, twisty, futuristic-looking couch selected in part so that their cat, Neo, would have some interesting shapes to climb on.
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Her humanoid "host," Dolores, was arguably the heart of the twisty sci-fi western, moving from a mostly oblivious plaything for the rich to, by the end of the season, a creature taking control of her own destiny.
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At a certain point, it all starts to feel like what an academic would call an erotics of power, a twisty, kinky investigation of how race and desire intertwine in the deepest and darkest parts of our minds.
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He dove headlong into his rapper persona of Childish Gambino — a moniker he got from an online Wu-Tang Clan name generator — which he had been toying with for years, spitting twisty lines packed with pop culture references.
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As with Conrad's other show, Amazon's lovely and mournful Patriot, Perpetual Grace LTD is worth watching less for its plot — which is fun and twisty but also not exactly anything new — and much more for its overall vibe.
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As with Conrad's other show, the lovely and mournful Patriot, Perpetual Grace LTD is worth watching less for its plot — which is fun and twisty but also not exactly anything new — and much more for its overall vibe.
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With just a handful of episodes left before the beloved CW show's fifth and final season ends, the twisty telenovela appears to be amping up the drama with a wedding, but just who is tying the knot remains unclear.
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While it's wonderful to see this classic comic (which pits Iron Man against Captain America in a fun and twisty slug-fest), it's strange that they chose to publish it in the back of this brand new Cap comic.
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Those who want to get in on the action but prefer a thicker brush head can opt for Too Cool for School Dinoplatz Twisty Tail Mascara; it also features a malleable brush and launches at Sephora early next month.
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The play by Lucy Prebble, who turned another twisty news saga into zany drama in "Enron" (2009), begins with Marina Litvinenko pondering a push for a public inquiry into her husband's death, in the face of obstructive British ministers.
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Ms. Davis, an alto saxophonist, arrived in New York a few years ago by way of Chicago, and last month she released her third album, "Heart Tonic," an impressive collection of twisty, chattering originals performed by a spry quintet.
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The Mere Wife is an eerie, twisty retelling of Beowulf that is built around doubles: Everyone in Beowulf is mirrored and reimagined over and over again, until everyone — the monster, his mother, Beowulf himself — shatters into fragments of themselves.
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As the star of fall TV's biggest — and most consistently surprising — breakout hit, Chrissy Metz has to hang on to a lot of closely guarded secrets, but the actress did divulge a few details about forthcoming episodes of the twisty tearjerker.
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But throughout her twisty new thriller A Simple Favor, in which she stars alongside Anna Kendrick, Lively actually gives her husband a sweet nod — making sure her character, Emily, only drinks martinis made with Aviation Gin, the brand Reynolds owns.
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What really made the Turbo S E-Hybrid feel so composed while I whipped it around that twisty circuit, though, was that any time it's above about 24,2918 RPMs, every bit of the car's 0003 pound-feet of torque is available.
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But the '50s-set drama is more than just an acting showcase for Day-Lewis: It's a taut, twisty two-hander about renowned fashion designer Reynolds Woodcock (Day-Lewis) and the woman he falls in love with, Alma (Vicky Krieps).
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Click here to view original GIFEvery time a kid sends a Hot Wheels car hurdling down a twisty track, in the back of their mind they're imagining what it would be like to be at the wheel of that tiny vehicle.
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Earlier, alongside the Point One pit crew, we had watched on a map as the dot representing their autonomous Lexus described graceful arcs in accelerating laps as the company's engineers pushed it faster and faster through the twisty course's 10 turns.
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After analyzing their answers alongside the results of a personality survey, they found that people who tend to seek sensations (for example, those who like to drive fast on a twisty road) were more likely to enjoy and eat spicy foods.
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I also feel like you're not going to get through seven seasons of this twisty-turny, topsy-turvy show, then see me spin around as a different person with a different accent and be like, 'No, no, I don't buy it.
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And SHoP conceived the twisty 203-story mixed-income condo project called 242 Broome, whose shimmery facade in anodized aluminum changes color with the shifting light, picking up on the sepias of nearby brick buildings, the blue of the sky.
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It had twisty-turny plotlines (how did lines from Michelle Obama's 2008 convention speech wind up in Melania Trump's 2016 speech?), intrigue (did Team Trump know Ted Cruz was going to use a prime-time speaking slot to deny Mr.
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Here is a closer look at a subgenre: THE DISABILITY In this twisty (and twisted) film from Fede Alvarez ("Evil Dead"), Stephen Lang plays a blind Army veteran at home in Detroit when a group of young people breaks in.
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I subjected the F-PACE SVR to a wide range of tests, ranging including a freeway jaunt of moderate distance to a few shorter runs, along with some twisty-curvy driving and the usual kid-transport-and-grocery-shopping duty.
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This might not sound like the most obvious area for a startup to tackle — unless you've had the experience of trying to carry a couch up a twisty flight of stairs, or attempting to squeeze it through a narrow doorway.
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But if there were ever a genre that could comfortably embody these qualities, that could be so unapologetically lush and overwrought, it is the Gothic novel — which is "Melmoth" to its core, from its filigreed sentences to its twisty, supernatural plot.
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" In a huge year for documentary film, all of the top-performing docs made the shortlist: "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" about Mister Rogers; the Ruth Bader Ginsburg doc "RBG"; the twisty "Three Identical Strangers"; and the stunningly filmed "Free Solo.
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"I have never listened so hard; it's like using a different part of your brain," said the dancer Megan Fairchild, whose solo incorporates a quirky twisty torso, heel-to-toe steps, slaps of the thigh and rag doll flops forward.
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Actually, it was Cunningham who first decided that "Summerspace" might work well with ballet dancers, since it contained a lot of steps that they were used to (turns, extensions), and didn't feature the twisty Cunningham torso that they weren't used to.
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At least some of the reporters covering the hearing had not yet been born when Mr. Durst's very twisty story began in 1982 with the vanishing of his wife, Kathleen Durst, several months before she would have graduated from medical school.
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Ferrari's car was aerodynamically well-suited to the flat-out blasts of the Spa-Francorchamps and Monza circuits but the twisty Marina Bay street track, with more corners than any other circuit, has shifted the balance away from the Italian team.
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"If you look at the hard facts, then we came here after we got completely destroyed in Hungary," said Vettel, referring to a similarly twisty race in August where Ferrari finished more than a minute behind Lewis Hamilton's race-winning Mercedes.
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Directed by Steven Soderbergh from a screenplay by Tarell Alvin McCraney, it uses the charisma of athletes and the competitive energy of the game they play to catalyze a feisty, twisty fable of labor and capital in the 21st century.
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Inferno is twisty and ludicrous, a code-cracking romp through absurdity against the background of still-medieval Florence; Into the Inferno is a loose, sometimes funny, sometimes unsettling meditation on the ways raw natural power shapes human societies, imaginations, and beliefs.
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If you're already a fan of the writer-director, known for his quippy dialogue and twisty plots, then Iron Man 3 is a fascinating look at a filmmaker with a distinctive voice trying to put his stamp on the MCU.
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Directed by Fede Álvarez (best-known for the twisty 2016 thriller Don't Breathe), the film stars Claire Foy as Lisbeth Salander, a brilliant computer hacker and vigilante who makes it her mission to punish men who hurt women, either individually or institutionally.
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Most of these on-the-spot flourishes will never make it to air, as Silicon is a twisty, tightly scripted show, one that captures all the dick moves (and dick jokes) of an industry that's often unaware of its hypermasculine alpha-bro hilarity.
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As intriguing and plot-twisty as it sounds, 'Pact of Silence' (which is also the name given to the third episode of the documentary) was originally the headline of a controversial article co-written by Portuguese journalists Margarida Davim and Felícia Cabrita.
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A genuine giant of the TV industry in the '90s, he's struggled to adapt to the post-Sopranos world of serialized dramas and antiheroes; with Goliath and a twisty, complicated protagonist played by Thornton, he's making his biggest stab at relevancy in years.
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The former championship-winning team consider Singapore to be one of their best venues to secure a second victory of the season and have found a purple patch at the twisty Marina Bay street track reminiscent of their glory years in Formula One.
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After driving through some beautiful canyons on twisty roads, the man stops the car, climbs out, and pulls out his "lucky coin" — a Kennedy half dollar from 1982, the year the original DeLorean Motor Company went bankrupt — and tosses it into a ravine.
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While allowing a twisty soap like the CW comic adaptation to deal with such a real-world, serious issue could have gone horrifically, Riverdale saved itself from disaster by how it handled the problem of Nick: letting young women defeat the monster.
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One of the longest running acts on the electronic label Warp, Plaid were among the earliest adopters marry their twisty dance tunes with a ornate visual component, including an audio/visual collaboration with video artist Bob Jarec that was developed in 2004-2005.
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The twisty mischief of the plot — court intrigue in the palace of Queen Anne overlaid with sexual treachery among the her courtiers — is crisply handled, but what lands this movie on the list are its many moments of scenic and thespian audacity.
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A twisty, sexually charged action drama set against the war on terror, "Bodyguard" was a sensation in Britain when it came out last fall on the BBC (the show later debuted worldwide on Netflix), though Madden kept expecting the other shoe to drop.
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While the game is still newly released, I found the excitement that propels me to explore isn't tempered by my desire not to die; the map has nooks and crannies, high-conflict towns and twisty suspended highways that have their own, individual novelties.
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For that, you get a rather attractive compact performance sedan that should in theory be able to handle triple-duty as a suburban family car, a stylish daily commuter, and a dash of thrills when you cut it loose on some twisty asphalt.
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The twisty Cold War thriller hosts two of television's strongest performances in Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys's married Soviet spies — and yes, watching this '80s-set show in the current political climate might make it even more fascinating, which is no small feat.
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"City of Glass," the first volume in Mr. Auster's "New York Trilogy," is a meta-literary novel, and its pleasures are largely found in the twisty language and tricksy twining of themes — elements perhaps better savored on the page — than in plot or action.
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To get there, I made my way from the clogged Silicon Valley suburbs onto a two-lane, twisty road surrounded by pine trees, through a bit of mountainous terrain, and at last, onto wide stretches of road on the edge of the Pacific Ocean.
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From new series like coming-of-age romp Sex Education and twisty party saga Russian Doll (starring an Orange Is The New Black fave) to new seasons of fan-favorites like 13 Reasons Why and Stranger Things, there is a lot to look forward to.
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Froome is targeting a third Tour de France before setting his sights on an unprecedented two Olympic golds on the twisty streets of Rio de Janeiro in the road race and time trial — a formidable undertaking even for a rider of his all-round ability.
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John Carroll Lynch had the honors of bringing Twisty, a deformed clown, to life in his debut, but that doesn't mean that the actor will be reprising the role, or how exactly a clown that (spoiler alert) died will play into the upcoming season.
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J. Apa) is in the mob for a near unknowable reason, the Black Hood mystery's conclusion was either a long-con fake-out or a simple disappointment, and very few things are as exciting as the twisty search for Jason Blossom's (Trevor Stines) murderer.
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Watching this week's episode of The Americans, I couldn't help but think back on the first one: That first getaway sequence as fine-tuned as an Olympic gymnastics routine, the lashing side glances, the twisty reveals, and oh my god, those early sex scenes.
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And the further Santa Clarita Diet and the Hammonds dive into their dark and twisty double life of tearing people limb from limb and attending parent teacher conferences — not to mention determining what Sheila's new status means for their marriage — the better it gets.
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Yet, at least in the show's early episodes, his take on the story is more style than substance, a razzle-dazzle gloss over twisty, messy lives, an occasion for a sparkly musical extravaganza rather than an attempt to plumb the depths of co-dependent creativity.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 80%What critics said: "Combining a fascinating and eclectic group of characters with a twisty and compelling narrative, Titans makes for a surprisingly fun and exciting comic book show that's sure to please any fan of the genre.
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The creative and economic accomplishment of "Serial" has spawned countless imitators, and many have shamelessly echoed its tropes: the wary, exploratory, methodical host; the true-crime incident, or other sensational event, which has been plucked from newspaper archives and transformed into a twisty narrative.
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Importantly, the level design around these mechanics is top-notch: I played stages that recalled the old Mushroom "towers" with springboards and falling platforms, spooky boo stages with twisty puzzles and secret doors, and underground caverns with multiple paths obvious from the get-go.
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Throughout his story, Dunne's straight-shooting tone comically belies the absurdly twisty tale of writing, along with his wife, Joan Didion, the screenplay for the 1996 movie "Up Close and Personal," which starred Robert Redford and Michelle Pfeiffer and took eight years to make.
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" Mr. Orange, who grew up in Oakland and is a member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes, uses that concave, twisty riddle as his novel's recurring anthem, a shorthand to describe the disorienting experience of living in America as a self-described "urban Indian.
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But Don't Breathe's famously twisty plot is full of so many table turns that the entire game of kill-or-be-killed that takes place inside the blind man's house becomes a much larger social commentary about the way US capitalism has dehumanized us.
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The resolution of their feud is twisty enough, I suppose, but the buildup to it (especially the scenes where Arya and Sansa are arguing with each other to keep up a charade solely for the audience) fatally undercuts everything else the show is trying to do.
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And the best of them — Maui's smarmy "look how great I am" anthem "You're Welcome" and the twisty, Bowie-esque phantasmagoria "Shiny," sung by Flight of the Conchords' Jemaine Clement — are just upbeat, earwormy show tunes, the kind that send audiences out of the theater humming.
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Amid tears, screaming matches, naked strolls through Hautulco, Mexico, and adrenaline-surging challenges, only one lady manages to utter the sentence "I can't believe I'm stuck with that douchebag" – but we have a feeling she speaks for everyone who signed up for this twisty, turbulent season.
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Even as audiences fracture according to hyperspecific tastes, it is not unusual for millions of people across the country to be puzzling out the same murder at once, dissecting clues from the real cold cases in twisty shows like HBO's The Jinx and Netflix's Making a Murderer.
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Among television snubs, the twisty HBO sci-fi western "Westworld" received just one nod, for Thandie Newton's acting, and the creators of NBC's sentimental hit "This Is Us," known for inspiring buckets of tears, might be shedding a few of their own: It was totally shut out.
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The film is a surprisingly twisty detective story — a kiddie noir with neon-soaked streets and double crosses nestled within double crosses — and it can become easy to get lost in the dozens upon dozens of Pokémon that are at least somewhat integral to the plot.
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So first, a quick recap: when Jon Snow led Daenerys into that dragonglass cave in on Sunday's episode, she was greeted with a bunch of weird twisty patterns like this: If those patterns look at all familiar to you, there's a good reason for that: we've seen them before.
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But it's the power and limitations of motherhood -- and by extension, matriarchy and female friendship -- that are the real story of "The Americans," more than any of the twisty murder plots or historical Cold War signposts (such as Ronald Reagan's "evil empire" speech, which closes the third season).
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His stand-up is as insightful as his television work, but it's always been more ruthless about laughs, particularly this assured new hour and a half of material, veering from corkscrew one-liners and broad sex gags to garden-variety observational humor and twisty yarns dense with jokes.
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Metacritic Score: 84/100For their third collaboration of the 2010s after the Oscar-winning "The Social Network" and "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," David Fincher tasked Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross with scoring the tense and twisty-turny tale of a dysfunction marriage gone very, very wrong.
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The premise: After her nine-year relationship with Nate (Lakeith Stanfield) ends in heartbreak, music journalist Jenny (Gina Rodriguez) recruits her two best friends, Blair (Brittany Snow) and Erin (DeWanda Wise) to help her pick up the pieces over one long, twisty day and night in New York City.
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After the title credits (featuring a brassy, Hail-to-the-Chief-y rendition of the AHS theme and a lot of clown footage), we're treated to a familiar sight: Twisty the Killer Clown, who is still stumbling out of the woods after all these years to ruin a young couple's picnic.
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Here are the highlights: -- 7 bedrooms, 12 baths-- Full tennis court/ basketball court-- Trophy room-- Game room with bar and pool table -- Music instrument room -- Sick pool with twisty waterslide-- Wine cellar -- Massive garage-- Secret garden area-- Movie theater with box office There's more ... make sure to check out the pics.
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Not jazz, not classical, but Mr. Braxton's language appreciated as such, and by normal American standards completely "difficult": long, twisty, heterophonic lines over extended tones in cello and bass, a percussionist bowing cymbals on their edges, two guitarists adding spikes and accents, the 11 musicians following shapes on graphic scores.
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While much of the show's first season feel needlessly twisty and jerky, the way the mystery eventually comes together while allowing for sharp observations about the show's characters speaks to Search Party being much more incisive — and worthy of a 10-hour marathon commitment — than it might appear at first glance.
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Ask a Showrunner On April 10, Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy were in an editing suite as the internet hyperventilated over their Reddit prank, in which they threatened to thwart spoiler theorists by releasing a video revealing all the secrets of the coming season of "Westworld," their twisty science-fiction series.
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Trailers are designed to withhold details so you still have something to look forward to when you arrive at the theater, and this movie was co-written by one of the most famously twisty writers working today (Damon Lindelof, of Lost and The Leftovers) and one of his frequent collaborators.
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If you've read one of the profiles that Taffy Brodesser-Akner has written in her other life as a magazine writer, you know that she can really write a sentence, so it's not a surprise that her prose is sparkling and twisty and witty all the way through the novel.
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Mr. Johnson's project, the $34 million Northtown Affordable Apartments and Public Library, near Warren Park, is a four-story snaking structure, shaped like a twisty garden hose, trimmed in fluorescent green, backing onto a historic bungalow district, along a stretch of avenue that features a Jiffy Lube and Mobil station.
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The narrow, twisty drive to the village of Ortisei and my five-star Hotel Montchalet was a tad harrowing, but for 350 euros, I was rewarded with a suite with mountain views, a stand-alone tub, a shower that played music, and breakfast and dinner from a world-class chef.
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One of the key distinctions between Chuck Rhoades and Bobby Axelrod is that they approach the same goal from different angles: Chuck is an old-money political climber, on a conventional (if currently twisty) path from United States attorney to the governor's office, boosted by his father's reputation and connections.
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But the reader allows herself to be guided by him anyway, because what is being revealed is not a physical terrain so much as the twisty, dead-endy pathways of the author's own subconscious, and it is a glorious maze to be in, sparky and colorful and punctuated with unexpected roundabouts.
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What WIRED learned from tech, science, culture, and more in 2019 They ranged across a wide array of topics—from inside accounts of tech companies in crisis to twisty crime tales to heartbreaking medical mysteries—but they shared some crucial traits: in-depth reporting and thinking, narrative punch, nerve-touching timeliness.
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Chicago, a city torn by race, class, violence and secrecy, was the ideal setting for the twisty story of Jussie Smollett, the "Empire" actor who this week was cleared of charges that he had staged an attack on himself in order to stir up national attention and, possibly, a raise.
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Magnolia took some time from her fall break (remember, she's five) to visit PeopleStyle's N.Y.C. offices following her appearance at the Intercoiffure hair show to demonstrate two hairstyles straight off of her viral Instagram feed: the first, a braided, bow-style bun; the second, the "twisty-turny," an updo of Magnolia's invention.
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Why they might not: The last secretive twisty movie about a bunch of extremely colorful strangers who wash up at the same raggedy hotel together and start fighting each other was Identity, and the twist ending on that one was the kind of reveal that puts people off twist-ending movies in general.
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It's a twisty, digressive tale, beginning with the Moscow computer scientist Alexey Pajitnov thinking about block puzzles in 103, but also encompassing anti-gambling laws in 19th-century Japan, byzantine business deals, the thawing of the Cold War, an explanation of the particular psychological itch that Tetris scratches and a murder-suicide.
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But while Empire quickly found its footing by leaning into soap opera rules and cleverly choosing when to deploy twisty shockers (as well as including the endlessly captivating Cookie Lyon, played perfectly by the charismatic Taraji P. Henson), Star doesn't even try to establish itself before throwing everything it can at the wall.
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M3D has posted the necessary 3D files for the Twisty Earbud Catchers on Thingiverse for anyone to download for free, and while they might not be the most stylish solution to securing Apple's untethered AirPods, most newer 3D printers let you mix and match colors so you can customize the earrings to some degree.
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Since we're Mashable, we had to take things to Facebook Live for a live unboxing experience: Mashable Chief Correspondent Lance Ulanoff and I did our best to get the toys open as quickly as possible, but the Disney Store Elite Series proved somewhat challenging with all the twisty ties shackling the figures' limbs down.
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A meditation on getting dressed, in the most traditional sense of the word — doing yourself up to face the day (or night) in a sparking, bulletproof carapace of beauty — it was like a tour through the twisty, feathered corridors of Mr. Jacobs's memory room, each souvenir candy-colored and blown up to Instagram-visible proportions.
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Paolo Pasco returns with a fabulously twisty Friday crossword that is a lovely balance of both modern and standard entries, so if you are not familiar with the 1990s Nickelodeon star KEL Mitchell or even Queen's RADIO GAGA, there is enough in Mr. Pasco's grid to at least get you that all-important foothold.
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The worst and most disconcerting of these was Larry Nance, Jr. putting on the tasteful Phoenix Suns uniform of his father, Larry Nance Sr.—the winner of the first NBA dunk contest in 1984—and imitating his best dunk in that contest, a twisty, two direction windmill thing, while his father weakly cheered from the sidelines.
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The directorial debut of Amores Perros screenwriter Guillermo Arriaga has the twisty-turning, multi-story-line structure of that film (and Babel, which he also wrote), but none of the restraint, turning what could have been a moving story into something so stultifyingly self-serious that you'll suffocate from the lack of air in the room.
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The Carpetbagger The frothy musical "La La Land" continued its run as an awards favorite on Tuesday, picking up 11 nominations from the EE British Academy Film Awards, but there were surprises in the competition, familiarly known as the Baftas: The extraterrestrial drama "Arrival" and "Nocturnal Animals," Tom Ford's twisty tale-within-a-tale, drew nine nominations apiece.
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The season unfurls in a twisty narrative that gets stranger and better as it goes on, hitting its stride once the inciting incident gets out of the way, but over the course of its eight half-hour episodes, it never quite manages to deliver on the deeper, knottier question of the premise: What makes you you, anyway?
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The eagerly anticipated second installment, subtitled China Girl — six parts, all on Hulu right now — doesn't quite match up to those first seven episodes, but it boasts Nicole Kidman and Gwendoline Christie in supporting roles and a twisty plot about a body that washes up on Australia's Bondi Beach, prompting Moss's detective Robin Griffin to dig into the case.
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But Genuine Fraud is a complicated portrait of an extremely difficult person, and a twisty thriller as well—and here are two 2016 books I read while I was revising it that fit that same description and are incredibly juicy: Girls on Fire by Robin Wasserman is an adult novel about young women behaving more than badly, raw and gorgeous.
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Director: Daniel Farrier, Dylan Reeve Distributor: Magnolia Pictures for theatrical distribution; HBO for TV In the fine tradition of twisty Sundance docs like Catfish and Exit Through the Gift Shop, this bizarre and absorbing film starts with a kooky idea — New Zealand humorist/journalist Farrier investigating an online video of an "endurance tickling" contest — and then takes multiple sharp turns.
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I keep thinking back to Elon Musk musing during a media call, as only Elon Musk can, that perhaps the fully autonomous cars of the future will have I, Robot-style retractable steering wheels: retracted for relaxed highway journeys when the car is in control, extended for when you want to have some fun on a twisty, back-country road.
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I particularly liked TEAM U.S.A., "AT" SIGNS, MAY I SEE, SLAYS (used in a fairly modern sense), SUPER BOWL M.V.P., MT. POCONO, HUG IT OUT, PRESSES ON, JDATE and JLAW, SETH ROGEN and SAN FRANCISCO, I thought that Mr. Vigeland's cluing was fair and that there weren't too many really twisty clues, but some of them go back pretty far.
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The title story of "Nona's Room" is slightly reminiscent of a couple of Matheson's twisty, deranging first-person narratives, "Born of Man and Woman" and "Dress of White Silk," and one of her tales ("Chatting to Old Ladies") has a kind of monster in it, but Fernández Cubas is, I think, more an artist of the uncanny than of horror per se.
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So the oversize gold safety pins of fashion legend came not just on a slinky black gown slit up to here and sliced down to there, more asymmetric and twisty than the original, but also on nipped-in black jackets, holding together seams on the back and shoulders and paired with cropped mohair sweaters (stomachs were a prime erogenous zone) and black miniskirts.
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That those points sometimes feel a little glossed over isn't necessarily excusable, but it's made understandable, at least, by Homecoming's obvious intent: The series' first season (the show was picked up for a two seasons from the jump) is made up of 10 half-hour episodes and hyper-focused on its characters, rather than on building an impenetrably twisty plot.
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It had little lasting impact on the landscape of music and pales in comparison to its album of the year competitors, including the Fugees' "The Score," the Smashing Pumpkins' "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness," and especially Beck's best album "Odelay," an oddball rock masterpiece with a twisty take on hip-hop trends that still sounds fresh and innovative and compelling to this day.
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While each Toy-Con is named after the thing its meant to control (car, plane, and submarine), the things that you actually build are the controls used to maneuver each vehicle (steering wheel, flight stick, weird twisty barrel thing, and a handy foot pedal that works with all the other Toy-Cons), along with a little cardboard sleeve that turns a Switch's right Joy-Con into a key of sorts.
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As his motorcade made its way through twisty, snow-covered streets to the Davos Congress Center, nine Swiss tenors entertained the crowd with a version of "Ranz des vaches," a mellifluous song for calling home cows — and a more peaceful serenade than the songs that typically precede Mr. Trump's entrance at his rallies back home, like "Macho Man" by the Village People and "Sympathy for the Devil" by the Rolling Stones.
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"You've arrived," announced our obliviously cheerful GPS navigator, as my buddy and I stared, white-knuckled and slightly teary-eyed, at a padlocked gate barely illuminated by the headlights of our rented S.U.V. We'd already traversed 9.2 hair-raising miles of a twisty, sandy unpaved road that an early-December freeze had turned into icy slush, our tires shifting side to side, our high beams no match for the pitch-black darkness.
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The award-winning Traverse productions include "Class," a thought-provoking and twisty story about a parent-teacher conference gone off the rails; "Underground Railroad Game," the inventive American production about race, created and performed by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott R. Sheppard; and "What Girls Are Made Of," a rock 'n' roll memoir of sorts written and performed by Cora Bissett (with a killer background band whose members also play the roles of multiple characters in her life).
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I'll start with these three: Kedi, a charming documentary about cats in Istanbul that's one of those movies that starts out very small and ends up encompassing whole worlds, and it has lots and lots of cats; Your Name, a brilliantly twisty animated romance from Japan about two teenagers who start waking up as each other; and Princess Cyd, a small-scale story about a teenage girl awakening to herself and her identity during a summer spent with her aunt.
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Here's a brief excerpt from my earlier recommendation of Perpetual Grace LTD, Epix's wildly twisty noir drama about a small-time criminal trying to rip off a pastor (played by Ben Kingsley!) and his wife: Co-creator Steve Conrad has big ideas on his mind, about how capitalism squeezes people dry and how modern American Christianity aids and abets it, but he's so good at crafting sharp plot turns and dreamy images that Perpetual Grace LTD never feels didactic or preachy.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker When Ho Foods, a pop-up that turned brick and mortar in January, started serving breakfast, one Saturday in November, forty people lined up before the door opened, clamoring for staples that are rare in Manhattan: fresh-made sweetened soy milk, served warm or cold, with a long, twisty cruller for dipping; a scrambled-egg bao; a log of sticky rice, wrapped in plastic like a burrito around a piece of cruller, a wad of sweet pork floss, and pickled mustard greens and turnips.
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Brian de Palma's original Mission Impossible was a twisty, pyrotechnic thriller; John Woo's sequel was a gun-slinging, slow-mo Hong Kong action built out of an identity psychodrama; J.J. Abrams brought his blend of breathless pacing, relatable family drama, and empty McGuffins to the third; for his live-action debut, Incredibles director Brad Bird turned the fourth into a highlight reel of impeccably staged action set pieces; for the fifth film, Christopher McQuarrie, the writer of The Usual Suspects, mixed old-fashioned sequences with political intrigue and stylish misdirection.
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