It veers from right to left, turns around and goes backward.
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A gaseous ramble, it veers from lamentations to accusations with ease.
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And he rarely veers from them or strays into gaffe-making territory.
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This is where the mystery veers from criminal investigation to international intrigue.
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But the Disney version veers from the play in one very big way.
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The household data is noisy, however, and often veers from the establishment set.
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Note the practiced way in which Weinstein veers from making demands to pleading.
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Yet years of economic research illuminate the ways in which human cognition veers from rationality.
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The economy veers from one crisis to the next, hobbled by the collapse of tourism.
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"In too many instances, Reuters veers from reporting to tabloid-style inference," wrote Culton, the general counsel.
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Watch McCabe to see how far he veers from the White House script, if at all. 4.
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We're keeping track of all the ways his presidency veers from the norm, in terms of policy and rhetoric.
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There's no such sure thing on ANTI, and it veers from downcast, corroded R&B to delicate acoustic balladry.
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He said he veers from Trump's policies in some very specific ways and cited his support for abortion rights.
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The vibe veers from grungy to blissful, the characters' earnest charisma serving as the movie's force field against criticism.
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We're keeping track of all the ways his presidency veers from the norm in terms of policy and rhetoric.
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We're keeping track of all the ways his presidency veers from the norm in terms of policy and rhetoric.
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It's unusually challenging to describe the movie, which veers from action to horror to dystopian sci-fi to gallows comedy.
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As such, it demands complete surrender to a vision that veers from bewitching to irritating, sometimes within the same scene.
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The conversation veers from baking to singlehood to feminism and female likability and sexism — and back to their friendship again.
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His attitude veers from contempt to condescension as he tells macabre jokes delighting in death, dropped babies and casual murder.
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As the show veers from insightful to arbitrary to oblivious, its sheer freedom is part of what makes it interesting.
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The words ran together with the cadence of a Trump rally script, just before the president veers from the teleprompter.
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Here's where Three Identical Strangers veers from a tale of lovely serendipity to one of a deliberate, unethical tampering with people's lives.
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We're keeping track of all the ways that Trump's presidency veers from the norm, both in policy and in rhetoric, starting Nov.
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Volvo's new-found luxury tilt veers from the brand's traditional image as an inconspicuous, safe, and reliable option for the everyday commute.
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We're keeping track of all the ways Trump's presidency veers from the norm, both in policy and in rhetoric, starting from Nov.
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We're keeping track of all the ways Trump's presidency veers from the norm, in terms of policy and rhetoric, starting from Nov.
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Terence Davies wrote and directed "A Quiet Passion" (opening April 14), a biopic about Emily Dickinson that veers from screwball comedy to tragedy.
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Finally, the boy calls for his dad, and like a well-crafted joke, the book veers from its pattern at just the right moment.
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The poem veers from the pattern in its last line, literally giving up "hope"; but the underlying rhythm holds on for one last instant.
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"Forgiveness and Stuff" veers from the "Gilmore Girls" formula of caffeine and Stars Hollow drama, but it reveals the depth of the family's relationships.
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But even as Metric's music veers from the trend, they appear indefatigable; 2018's "Art of Doubt" is a testament to their artistic vitality.
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The tone unproductively veers from the goofy to the creepy, which creates a sense that he was still figuring it out in the editing.
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But his background as a straight-laced Marine who never veers from the rules gives us some clues about how this all might play out.
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His Austin veers from engagement to improvisation to damage control—trying to retain power over his pitch meeting, or his car keys—without causing offense.
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To ask which film veers from the historical record in its rendering of the life and loves of young Mr. Obama is beside the point.
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It's indie rock that veers from heavy electric guitar licks ("Strong Woman") to spare tracks where her low-key, shimmery guitar really shines ("Sensory Memory").
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In another performance that veers from vulnerable to terrifying, Essie Davis plays a woman whose resentment of her boy manifests itself in something existentially menacing.
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It's an important question because, if there was no imminent threat of danger to Americans, the killing veers from anti-terror operation to political assassination.
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He also veers from cat-poster-inspirational to embracing low-culture "trash" ("Awesome, Steve Jobs mixed with Steve Austin") to treating objects like women, man.
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During its course the film veers from charming caper to gruesome horror—it is only too easy to imagine the slaughterhouse scenes making studio executives queasy.
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While conservatives celebrate Trump's role in delivering them victory in November's election, his agenda veers from traditional right-wing principles like limited government and open trade.
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I order a mezcal paloma and our conversation inevitably veers from the good old days to what the hell is happening in American and British politics.
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Like the music his brilliant if drunken keyboard virtuoso is describing, the narrative never veers from the expected; even its twists fit into well-worn grooves.
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Yes, your body temperature now veers from auto-fry to flash-frozen within minutes, which somehow distracted you from noticing that a tire displaced your waistline.
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And until the Republicans learn to fight like they do and go with a narrative no one veers from, they and socialism will run amok in this country.
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The Falluja campaign veers from Washington's battle plan, which sees the main fight looming in Mosul, the biggest city in either Iraq or Syria under Islamic State control.
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Whether Blackbear is more than a living, breathing index of hip-hop memes isn't wholly clear on this album, which veers from soulless to clever and back again.
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And as the show's tone veers from anxious comedy into psychodrama, with each of the characters erupting into set-rattling implosion, it becomes increasingly hard to suspend disbelief.
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It's a classic adventure anime about a boy training to be an accomplished hunter, befriending allies along the way in a world that veers from fun to extremely horrifying.
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Villanelle, by contrast, has a fancy flat in Paris and a killer wardrobe that veers from pretty brocade tailoring to pussy bow blouses to that voluminous Molly Goddard dress.
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But the big story here is that Scaramucci is a natural for a communications job that veers from established Washington traditions in ways similar to President Trump's own personality.
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In a video from 2011, church leaders talk about whether the church would be vulnerable to a WikiLeaks-like dump, but the conversation quickly veers from cybersecurity to homosexuality.
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These characters feel less like fictional creations and more like ordinary people, briefly illuminated in rich language, beautifully translated by Sam Taylor, that veers from the medical to the philosophical.
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It veers from the Gothic to the satirical and seamlessly interweaves social commentary on everything from gender to the cultural hegemony to our obsessions with social media and future tech.
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For this show, however, the Octopus Project will be showcasing songs from its new album, "Memory Mirror," which deftly veers from dazzling Afro-pop guitar hooks to bizarre, psychedelic workouts.
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In an interview with Time magazine, published on Thursday, Mr. Trump veers from topic to topic, praising himself and dismissing his critics in language that sometimes is hard to follow.
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Mr. DeRogatis veers from expletive-laden indignation to choked-back tears when describing the effects of Mr. Kelly's alleged behavior with what he estimates to be at least 254 women.
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We wade into the crowd as the band veers from classic rock-ish jams to jazz to experimental rhythmic deconstruction, smudging where one song or genre ends and the other begins.
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The exquisite turmoil builds to a grand cameo for the sacred monster of modern French cinema, Gérard Depardieu, whose brief but dominating appearance veers from beastly voracity to gruff compassion. ♦
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The risky assault veers from the battle plan of his U.S. allies who want the army to focus on Mosul instead, rather than risk being bogged down in potentially hostile territory.
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The appointment brings a more conservative bent to the Senate given Kyle's voting record and how it veers from that of McCain, a maverick who sometimes collaborated with Democrats on major legislation.
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Mr. Gilbertson, 30 as well, wrote a string quartet that veers from glassy to robust, and Mr. Hearne, 35, wrote "Sound From the Bench," a cantata for chamber choir, electric guitars and drums.
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" The article also said the film version of Ms. Scruggs "veers from reality, according to people who knew and worked with her, in suggesting she landed scoops by offering to sleep with sources.
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Just how far the positive argument for the legitimacy of the Zionist project often veers from the rules of public reason is perfectly captured by another quote from Mr. Schumer's speech to Aipac.
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The action veers from explosion-filled car chases on slicked down Gotham streets to bruising brawls in abandoned buildings, but any promise of deeper meaning dissolves the minute Batman and Superman start trading blows.
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There is no question that the film's version of the inquiry veers from the official record in both tone and substance, and depicts the investigators as departing from standard protocol in airline accident inquiries.
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The aesthetic, which veers from Middle America with a shit-load of monsters dumped into it to European cities that have stood the test of time and two major world wars, is oddly alluring.
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She veers from the novel's description of an unremarkable and flat landscape devoid of vegetation whose most notable feature is that it is gray, both outside the Happy Medium's cave and within its walls.
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He veers from barking at members of his staff to grumbling about how he was better off following his own instincts during the primaries and suggesting he should not have heeded their calls for change.
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"My grandmother's chitterlings were a thing I loved, but never talked about," Mr. Jordan said, a thought that will sound familiar to immigrants and other people whose families' food veers from the mainstream American diet.
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And yet he aptly shows not just how the personal is always entwined with the political, but how history veers from neat linear narratives into circular, concentric and even fantastic and unimaginable patterns and designs.
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"Miracle Creek," Angie Kim's debut novel, veers from immigration narrative to legal thriller as Elizabeth Ward — the mother of an 8-year-old autistic boy who died in the fire — goes on trial for murder.
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He's part and parcel with the film's tonal inconsistency, which veers from broad comedy (Miranda Otto as an overbearing hostess is very funny, but seems like she belongs in a different movie) to bittersweet catharsis.
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As the bombs fall across Europe and the "monstrous tyranny" persists, the reader watches the slow, intimate unravelling of Juliet "like a ball of wool" as she veers from naïve and romantic to violent and despairing.
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Our conversation veers from trauma recovery to economic gender parity (she and Westworld costar Thandie Newton will be paid the same as their male counterparts next season), and yet laughs and smiles come easily to her.
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It's unusually challenging to describe the movie, which plays out like a particularly bonkers episode of Black Mirror crossed with a Western, and which veers from action to horror to dystopian sci-fi to gallows comedy.
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The Iraq assault on Falluja has the support of U.S. air power, but veers from Washington's battle plan, which called for the government to focus its forces on Mosul, Islamic State's de facto Iraqi capital further north.
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Add in the way it resolves, with some tragic physical comedy involving the Hound getting impatient and accidentally revealing that the ice has refrozen, and you have a sequence that veers from terror to a dark, sickly humor.
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Juggling three equally incoherent plotlines, a stony Henry Cavill (abandoning the Superman suit) plays Marshall, a divorced Minnesota detective who veers from lecturing his teenage daughter about online safety to leaving guns and crime-scene photographs in full view.
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Elliot Ackerman, a Purple Heart Marine veteran, writes in prose that veers from clumsy to elegant with no discernible pattern, and he has a tendency to conflate the humanity of his female characters with their beauty and sex appeal.
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Such incongruities come easily to Ms. Markey, who veers from scary intensity to a strange plastic prettiness that makes her seem like a character out of a lost Disney cartoon that the company decided not to release to the public.
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A downgrade to 'BBB+' would likely be the result of a change in the firm's current capital deployment strategy, resulting in gross debt/EBITDA sustainably above 1.4x, or one veers from ABC's traditional commitment to its core drug distribution business.
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They say his mood veers from high spirits to embittered grumbling, describing a man who is scornful of the allies who abandoned him, dismissive of the young protesters who pushed him out, and largely unrepentant for his 29 years in power.
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The 63-year-old veers from his reliably ebullient tone only in service of protecting his son: "For all y'all that don't know and are talking [expletive] about Drake being soft Trust Me Don't Try Him," followed by nine exclamation points.
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Yet where the original film (based on Brian Garfield's 1972 anti-vigilantism novel) was a brutal psychological study of a bereaved man using random violence almost as a form of therapy, the tone here veers from rah-rah to jokey.
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He has also created big participatory spectacles like "The Frozen Scream," a "haunted" murder mystery that takes the audience backstage, and "Office Party," a decidedly not-safe-for-work bacchanal that veers from bad managerial speeches to embarrassing dancing and beyond.
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"He aptly shows not just how the personal is always entwined with the political, but how history veers from neat linear narratives into circular, concentric and even fantastic and unimaginable patterns and designs," Martha Schwendener wrote in The Times in January.
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As he veers from wild accusations against President Obama to snide remarks about Arnold Schwarzenegger, he's doing a very good imitation of someone experiencing a personal breakdown — even though he has yet to confront a crisis not of his own making.
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Geographically, North Korea was dealt a bad hand: Mountainous, with an extreme climate that veers from bitterly cold winters to blistering summers, it simply does not produce enough food to sustain its people, and outmoded agricultural practices have only worsened that shortfall.
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She veers from instinctive revulsion ("to be humiliated in public then walk around smiling all the time") to grudging admiration for how a woman not unlike herself, overshadowed by a cheating spouse, has emerged as powerful, independent figure in her own right.
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In one scene, as your main character and their friend get braced in a parking lot, there are vivid details like the way the cop veers from soft, almost playful interrogation to violent threat to mocking japery at your characters' obvious terrified discomfort.
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In the aria's heart-rending final moments, he veers from a soft, fragile falsetto to an anguished, booming bass — conjuring in an instant the pain, vulnerability and rage of the powerful King Philip as he realizes that his wife has never loved him.
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The American Embassy move veers from almost seven decades of American policy, and that of much of the rest of the world, which considers the status of Jerusalem subject to negotiation between Israelis and Palestinians, who each claim it as their capital.
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Shteyngart's fourth and latest novel, "Lake Success," veers from its forebears by placing a Long Island-born financier at its center, rather than Russian émigrés or their children, and for the most part shuns themes of transnational displacement and the hyphenated existence.
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Though "Color Theory" veers from the spiky irreverence of previous Soccer Mommy songs like "Your Dog" or "Cool," Allison tells a trickier story, nimbly linking her own lows to those of her mother, who was diagnosed with cancer when Allison was a teenager.
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The knockout photography, by Kar-wai's frequent collaborator Christopher Doyle, veers from vivid colors to selective desaturation to straight-up black-and-white, with tiny freeze-frames and step-prints to single out and slow down moments of intimacy, fleeting though they may be.
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Taking place over 24 frigid hours at Christmastime in upstate New York, the film — which was both written and directed by Hedges's dad, Peter — veers from family drama to nervy thriller as Ben returns home unexpectedly and upends his mom's life (drug dealers from the past come knocking).
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In some ways, Holmes' memoir seems like an outgrowth of his popular podcast, called "You Made it Weird," which veers from interviews with well-known comedians to wide-ranging conversations with Christians like Nadia Bolz-Weber and Rob Bell and Buddhist teachers such as Sharon Salzberg and David Nichtern.
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"I, Maureen" portrays a Montreal wife and mother who veers from madness to compromise with her wealthy husband's insufferably pretentious clan, walking at last to the end of her tether and looking out a picture window at a snowy lake, before returning to the icy rituals of her life.
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These organizations impose ideological purity with a combination of carrots and sticks: assured support for politicians and pundits who toe the line, sanctions against anyone who veers from orthodoxy — excommunication if you're an independent thinking pundit, a primary challenge from the Club for Growth if you're an imperfectly reliable politician.
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At the same time, however, historians who have actually sought to separate fact from fiction in public venues have been derided as nitpickers who do not understand, or respect, the creative process, as if merely setting out where the play veers from the historical record were a presumptively hostile act.
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Working with cinematographer Mauro Fiore (a veteran of Avatar and several Antoine Fuqua movies), Kinberg creates a look that veers from dreamy (particularly in a lovely school party scene where a previously unseen comic book favorite provides musical accompaniment) to nightmarish in scenes of friends turning against each other and powers spinning out of control.
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In this engaging and finely illustrated study, which began as a series of A.W. Mellon lectures at the National Gallery of Art, the art historian Craig Clunas veers from a formalist view of Chinese painting to look at how paintings were viewed — by solitary aristocratic scholars, by merchants plugged into global trade networks, by new Nationalist and Communist governments, and by western curators and collectors.
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