This is why all religious visions of eternity ultimately are visions of unfreedom.
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The American elections are always a clash of visions, strongly held, deeply owned visions.
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In addition to making you violently ill, ayahuasca gives you visions — wild, spectacular visions.
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I think that they both respect artists' visions and the stakes of what their visions might be.
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Six youths in 1981 reported having visions of Mary there, and some say the visions have continued regularly.
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I think it's important for politicians to have huge visions, particularly when those visions are based in an element of morality.
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The old and modern masters bent the world to their visions, and Krstic, in turn, bends their visions to his own.
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He edited two of the most influential anthologies in the history of science fiction: Dangerous Visions (1967) and Again, Dangerous Visions (1973).
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Visions and dragon fire in the House of the Undying, visions in Melisandre's flames, a Faceless Men face-lift and the army of the dead.
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He attended the New Visions Charter High School for Advanced Math and Science II, not New Visions Charter High School for Advanced Math and Science.
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"Have big visions and put such visions into reality with courage," his father had advised him, Dr. Hinohara told the Asia Pacific Hospice Palliative Care Network.
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All we know is that Ford and the corporate brass at Delos have opposing visions for the park, but what those visions are remains to be seen.
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Last month, Ford gathered four mayors from across the US to discuss their visions for the "city of tomorrow," as well as how they're beginning to turn these visions into reality.
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In Woyzeck, for example, the eponymous soldier has apocalyptic visions while barracked in a boring 19th century town, hallucinating demonic visions in the sky after he's force-fed a pea-only diet.
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Candidates offer diverging visions on health care The two candidates also offered warring visions on health-care policy, highlighting what has become one of the most prominent issues of the 2018 midterms.
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Lucia, who said she saw several subsequent visions of Mary and later became a nun, wrote several memoirs in which she revealed the contents of the children's visions, and the three secrets.
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Nearly all the patients reported having had dreams or visions.
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He's had visions of having a baby girl, it's weird.
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And Bran's visions of the past provide some key intel.
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The Speakout's theme was an accumulation of visions like Kuoni's.
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Darnielle released a surprise EP last night, Marsh Witch Visions.
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You should listen to Marsh Witch Visions in full below.
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Some of the strongest visions come straight from their collaborators
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It's a problem, because she's getting addicted to these visions.
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These two visions aren't hypothetical roadmaps meant for scientific audiences.
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Elle goes into the pool and the visions are ghastly.
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Could it be that these two visions are at odds?
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Visitors report all kinds of sounds, smells and odd visions.
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Voters will have to choose between these clearly competing visions.
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He talked with WIRED about his visions of the future.
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In one of his visions, he saw Miles Morales, a.k.a.
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Remember, Rey appears to be a magnet for Force visions.
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Some visions, so it seems, are better off left unseen.
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There are no visions, no sense of self, no thoughts.
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Visions of Female Sexual Power and A World Without Rape.
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Five years after Bernadette's visions, the church confirmed the apparition.
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Visions of a Nobel Peace Prize can be very seductive.
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UNIONDALE "Colorful Visions," Linda Louis, Deborah Katz and Cindy Shechter.
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UNIONDALE "Colorful Visions," Deborah Katz, Linda Louis and Cindy Shechter.
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Those statements are not based on visions of the future.
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This breakthrough seems to inform all of Thrun's grand visions.
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Their visions aligned, and a deal quickly fell into place.
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Invariably, something weeks later might trigger [visions of] that episode.
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I see visions of you lying sleeping in your casket.
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The Romans tended to dwell on idealized visions of history.
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The visions come to a head as Claire hears gunfire.
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THUMP: How did you end up deciding to cover Visions?
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What she saw in the broadcasts were visions from hell.
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The music is haunted by visions of melting polar ice.
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A lot of the songs just weren't fully realized visions.
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But these kind of visions aren't that fleeting for everybody.
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So many governing visions for where to take the nation.
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There really can be no compromise between these two visions.
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Extraordinary dreams were not democratic; only great artists received visions.
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And he had long harbored grand visions for his son.
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Such moments often make clear fundamentally contradictory visions of America.
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I had visions of walkers, pain pills, crutches, a wheelchair.
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Optimistic visions are maintained in the face of contradictory evidence.
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He edited anthologies like "Dangerous Visions" (1967) and a sequel.
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He gets visions of photographs Jennifer has yet to take.
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My family came here with many stereotypical visions of America.
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Serbia's ambitious president, Aleksandar Vucic, has embraced Mr. Xi's visions.
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We come to work together and turn visions into reality.
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Two new visions for the future of Uber's home screen.
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Even tech leaders know their bold visions have been skeptical.
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Mr. Blinick had visions of being the next Harry James.
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For some, New York City's Bowery conjures visions of desolation.
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He had been having visions since he was a child.
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Google, Apple, and even Samsung all have compelling visions here.
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But visions of total unplugging also seem a bit grotesque.
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Obviously, these are stylized summaries of profoundly complicated political visions.
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She has visions of portly saints floating below a tree.
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Such moments often make clear fundamentally contradictory visions of America.
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When your inner visions and voices (what you see for yourself and say to yourself) are greater than the outer visions and voices (your circumstances and others' opinions), you've begun to master your life.
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According to John G. Fuller, Zoopsie — from the French word meaning hallucinatory visions of animals — was rampant among the afflicted in Pont-Saint-Espirit, who experienced tormenting visions of serpents, tigers, giant spiders, etc.
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"In the wake of his death, she has emerged as this giant in terms of pursuing his dreams and visions and making so much of his visions for the future a reality," she said.
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"Usually we are using laser weapons and night visions on night attacks, and we definitely used night visions and laser weapons for that attack as well," he said, reached by cellphone at an undisclosed location.
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They look like visions of an earlier age, illuminated by gaslight.
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His is not a politics of transformative policies and grand visions.
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They're also competing to implement their own visions for the future.
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They had visions of cutting down the nets on Monday night.
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I had crazy visions like something bad was going to happen.
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Visions of the future have distracted us from what's possible today.
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Mention autonomous vehicles, and people conjure two visions of the future.
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Used wisely, he's an elegant vehicle for the visions of others.
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But what exactly is going on with those visions of bugs?
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Visions of liberation soon gave way to a much bloodier reality.
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Perhaps Jamie's hallucinating and simply having visions of his missing wife?
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"I think we share very similar values and visions," Stein said.
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Wonder no longer, because Australia's just realised your futuristic money visions.
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We've got visions of Blue Ivy's braids dancing through our heads.
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Laleh Khorramian fills two galleries with visions from a distant galaxy.
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Visions of paradise throughout the ages have always reflected people's needs.
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Progressive politics right now is very focused on broad ideological visions.
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The very phrase "Gilded Age" conjures cartoon visions of such individuals.
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Example B: They're visionaries, albeit with pretty cruel and unusual visions.
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He'd been watching Lagerfeld put his visions to paper for years.
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But we pay a price for these dire visions of annihilation.
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I really appreciate you using your visions to get Littlefinger executed.
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And all revolves around his mystical visions of ghetto New York.
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Visions of Paris and India and Thailand taunted and thrilled me.
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However, we have clearly fallen short of Armstrong's and Clarke's visions.
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The two sides also disagree on their visions for Syria's future.
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Actually, you shouldn't trust any of the Three-Eyed Ravens' visions.
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There are more ways to express your visions than ever before.
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"Two different creative visions," the director recently told The Hollywood Reporter.
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But their visions of home seem a little too daydream-y.
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As president, Trump will have to arbitrate between their competing visions.
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As complementary as their visions can be, their signatures are distinct.
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Those are all the Duffers' visions, not them pandering to anyone.
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"Among the states we see two visions for America," then-Gov.
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Soviet socialism was radically different, as are other visions of socialism.
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Their despairing visions are mounted on genre forms that they overwhelm.
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My mother was always frantically worried, dogged by voices and visions.
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"Fantasy World Visions: A Retrospective," abstract paintings by Lewis Lanza Rudolph.
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But they have very different approaches, roles, and long-term visions.
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Permanent, frozen smiles and uncanny, mask-like makeup inspire nightmarish visions.
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FAIRFIELD "Visions," works by Bruce Horan, Dan Lenore and Trace Burroughs.
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I had visions of a coven of ladies in flowing dresses.
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Essentially, there are two competing visions for the future of bitcoin.
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I used to have visions of flashing lights and red carpets.
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With New Visions, we wanted to share some of those conversations.
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Mr. Saraceno's early exhibitions reflected visions of floating above the earth.
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This clash of visions is why I.P.O.s are so much fun.
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If ever a time called for grand visions, this is it.
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I had trouble breathing and the darkest visions engulfed my mind.
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Their visions are limited, their understanding skewed by desire and fear.
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Jonestown was not the last cult twisted by visions of apocalypse.
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You dream big, Sag, but those visions can't always come true.
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Karrys lets the curlers follow through on their own artistic visions.
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Headphones pipe in African drums as visions begin to take shape.
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It is a vision, indeed, but where visions flourish nations endure.
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"I thought having visions would give him clarity," Mr. Donovan said.
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And yes, none of the debated visions gave suffrage to women.
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But the company had to adapt to Mr. Currentzis's new visions.
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Those visions illuminate the way to her humanist return to nature.
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The question now is which of these two visions becomes reality.
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They lead with their visions, and they help shape public opinion.
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Such setups can be a recipe for conflicts and muddled visions.
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He deftly manipulated electronic images to produce otherworldly, sometimes jarring visions.
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And my fear of otherworldly visions still keeps me in line.
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Two new visions for the future of Uber's home screen. 5.
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On the Irish border, such Pollyanna visions meet cold, hard reality.
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But how many visions of that does our society lay out?
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The result is a widening divide between two visions of democracy.
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Throughout Batman v Superman, Batman has a bunch of terrible visions.
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Rather, it's about two different visions of what government can be.
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Visions of eating my omelet with my bare hands haunted me.
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Ellison followed the anthology with a sequel, Again, Dangerous Visions in 1972, and planned a third, The Last Dangerous Visions, but never completed it: Ellison noted in recent years that he still planned to complete the book.
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The strategic visions outlined below would have been revolutionary five years ago.
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But I did begin to have visions regularly, though only at night.
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Art, life, sickness, visions, recovery, and death are entwined in Thornton's work.
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How did you come up with the title for your EP, Visions?
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But I think we managed to balance the three visions very well.
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This is the mysterious boy Sasha keeps having very sexual visions about.
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Then, Becky makes it worse by flooding Sasha's mind with ghoulish visions.
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Kylie Jenner's latest bikini is giving us visions of the summer sun.
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I hope that we can have better visions for liberation than cages.
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"There are very different visions, different values, different forces at work," Mrs.
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The results can make the visions of Jules Verne seem rather tame.
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What happens to a satirist who sees her darkest visions made real?
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Now the company has 22 employees and grander visions than equipping musicians.
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It is a tale of clashing visions for American society and commerce.
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"Visions" will be available tomorrow as a free update on all platforms.
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If visions of savings are already dancing in your head, read on.
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Banish all visions of gin cocktails with milk mixed into them, though.
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In her visions, even his mole moves into a more pleasing position.
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Shareholders clashing over visions of future returns may herald a new normal.
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Suspicion lingers however as the sides promote conflicting visions for Syria's future.
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And he brought back what look like apocalyptic visions of the future.
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You want people to have visions that most people won't agree with.
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Those doubting his grand visions have been proved wrong in the past.
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But Apple's structural openness to bold visions didn't — and doesn't — guarantee success.
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The more they talked, the more he realized their creative visions aligned.
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She was previously nominated for 123 for her third studio album, Visions.
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Even the Bible seems to mention auroras as part of holy visions.
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Moreover, despite their differing visions, their powers to effect change are limited.
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Mr Erdogan and the Saudis represent two rival visions of political Islam.
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CareerMagic happens when you translate your visions and impressions into concrete goals.
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Ross and Jeffrey are foils, representing two competing visions of a human
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"Founders Paradox" portrays two visions of utopia, radically different from one another.
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A return to the ambitious visions of the past, however, is unlikely.
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Shark drunk people speak incoherently, see visions, stagger, and act very crazy.
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If you think about it, the two visions are not completely inconsistent.
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Every time his name came up, horrifying visions would invade my mind.
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I have visions of cotton candy fluff caressing my dry, flaky skin.
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Instead, he simply creates visions of nature as he enjoys experiencing it.
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Exciting dreams and visions came to you very early this morning, Aries!
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We have nothing but the most positive visions of him fitting in.
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"Black Mirror" is known for dystopian visions of our tech-enhanced future.
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Bran's visions of the future have yet to prove that they're unavoidable.
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He's even got a scholarship spot at the prestigious Brooklyn Visions Academy.
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Yet visions of a monolithic anti-Semitism sweeping British society are unhelpful.
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Don't try to seek comparison, or visions of yourself, outside of yourself.
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Health care The two parties have very different visions on health care.
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Both share visions of modernising their nations and brook little political dissent.
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LINCROFT "Fantasy World Visions: A Retrospective," abstract paintings by Lewis Lanza Rudolph.
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" The particular stand of petroglyphs is labeled "Shamanic Visions or Alien Visitors.
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John Kasich — used the venue to lay out their foreign policy visions.
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COLD SPRING "Visions," Stephen Rose, Irv Suss, Kiley Ames and Michael Fischerkeller.
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Another bargain buy is the Play Visions' Dirt Bugs in a Jar.
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These poems channel the artist's restlessness and longings into uncanny, animated visions.
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The Neediest Cases Fund The visions started when Lavelle Lockett was 18.
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The diabolical visions of Bosch remain beguiling and more popular than ever.
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Despite funding limitations, The LIGO crew "do have visions," according to Shoemaker.
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Eventually, he cannot handle the prophetic visions and blinds himself to it.
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When these visions occur, Remember to withhold yourself from action or attachment.
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Zaha Hadid Architects proposed three similar visions for the new Polish airport.
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Could I be harboring attitudes unconducive to the granting of heavenly visions?
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Nightmare visions in which slick entertainment anesthetizes the populace are nothing new.
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He spun dark visions of a Democratic conspiracy of vengeance against him.
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Brilliant Visions encapsulates a small portion of that effort, to poignant effect.
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Visions of all-day breakfasts became reality in the US in 2015.
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Before long, the Laithwaites had returned home with visions of a vineyard.
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The citizens' councils, designed as visions of democratic utopianism, hold little power.
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"As a community, we've been really good about creating visions," he said.
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If you pray as hard as Joanie does, visions are only natural.
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These characters have all experienced crisis-inducing visions earlier in their lives.
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Midwestern history offers us visions more radical and more particular than these.
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"The investment team is both technical and loves big visions," Gross said.
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The aesthetic visions codified in the historic districts often serve material goals.
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Andrea Agnelli, the Juventus chairman, does a fine line in dystopian visions.
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Most of them have visions of TV stardom dancing in their heads.
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Damn you, Netflix true crime specials, for putting visions in my head.
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American voters must choose between three sharply divergent visions of the future.
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Those new visions changed the industry, but everything could have been different.
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Jetting into Astana's airport, I of course had visions of exotica. Kazakhstan!
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Besides, Buttigieg may have inspiring visions — but Warren, she has a plan.
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Without showiness, Schiff's poems investigate the reality of their own harrowing visions.
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"The visions of your testimonies will forever be present in my thoughts."
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The visions of your testimonies will forever be present in my thoughts.
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X. 1905," selections from Prokofiev's "Visions Fugitives," and Liszt's "Réminiscences de Norma.
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This tactic ensured founders could pursue their strategic visions with minimal pushback.
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Shotwell is charged with turning Musk's bold visions into a sustainable business.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, for one, does not shy away from progressive visions.
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There were all kinds of different pictures that were made, different visions.
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His psychedelic visions brought him eye-to-eye with victims he'd shot.
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But our dreamscape matters, because it informs our visions of possible futures.
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Its characters all have dramatically different visions of what the future of computing might look like — visions that we, living in our hyperconnected future, can judge for their realism — and those differing ideas frequently bring them to loggerheads.
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Though Hickey is correct that landscape painters and photographers of yore made images from nature that reflected their own visions, the artists in Environmental Exposure inevitably worked from their own visions, or at least interpretations, of the land.
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And it is a sculpted environment, much like the visions in these paintings.
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At his very best, he becomes inseparable from the cinematic visions he embodies.
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Why is Ben connected to all the most troubling aspects of Sasha's visions?
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The debate between Abrams and Omar is, really, a debate about these visions.
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Will she and her daughter have the same visions or foresee different events?
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Urban planners talk about two visions of the future city: heaven and hell.
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And there were really different visions for how to live in that space.
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"She didn't tell me about any concerns about voices or visions," he testified.
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But with the Knicks, such visions quickly become delusions as reality sets in.
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"These two visions of the country still persist," says Francisco Gregoric, a vexillologist.
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No, you're not having visions of gideon right now — this is very real.
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I had visions of things I wanted to have and do and achieve.
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While their economic visions contrast, some of their plans for renewal do overlap.
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He had visions of a wellness retreat with cottages and a conference center.
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"Often, if you separate marketing from developers, you get different visions," Ansell explained.
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Supposedly, the Three-Eyed Raven has some access to the future through visions.
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But the Three-Eyed Raven probably saw it all along in his visions.
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Visions of the apocalypse aren't exactly dancing in Bergdorf's buyers' heads, after all.
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Or guilt about almost strangling his sister while seeing visions of his mother?
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My father has the final say on what his voices and visions signify.
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Each of Mak's designs incorporates Lee's visions, from the rat to the boar.
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Scanning between visions, soaring above distant, lonely moons, I feel sorry for him.
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They are, in essence, two very different visions of the current political landscape.
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Broadly, the healthcare visions floating around the Democratic Party fall into three camps.
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Liberia's leaders have an opportunity to make such sights, visions of the past.
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I wouldn't even call them visions, I'd call them experiences of the future.
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First off, we know that Bran's visions are more complicated than they appear.
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"Having to live up to the visions men have of us," she says.
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Being a celebrity, however, did not guarantee that Wright's visions would be built.
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"What is on the ballot here is two visions for America," Bridenstine said.
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His latest effort, "Visions of Us in the Land," was released in March.
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These heavenly visions could be seen nowhere else but at the Met Gala.
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"Recalling these visions or emotions, I start creating a mental picture," he said.
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Unpleasant visions of endless-mimosa brunches in my 20s and their aftermaths arise.
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I assume that was him, the Mad King Aerys II, in Bran's visions.
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Abigail also suffered from asthma, allergies and visions problems, the Oregon report said.
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These two cases reflect conflicting visions of how environmental decisions should be made.
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Under his view, traditionalist visions of heterosexual marriage did not oppress women enough.
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The rival visions confronting India's 20183m voters have rarely been so sharply defined.
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UNIONDALE "Colorful Visions," Linda Louis, Deborah Katz and Cindy Shechter Through Sept. 10.
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Those respective visions essentially boiled down to "hope and change" versus continued progress.
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Other groups also inspired by radical visions of Islam will inevitably follow ISIS.
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If visions of World War II come to mind, there's a good reason.
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That Nat Turner was indeed a madman — raving, bloodthirsty, beset by apocalyptic visions.
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This is also him giving very clear answers about visions of the world.
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There's other ways Frostpunk would have let me build New London, other visions.
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In short, visions of the perfect romantic moment don't always go as planned.
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To get access to AutoML Visions, developers currently have to apply for access.
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And yet, despite the oddness, the paintings hold together — they become believable visions.
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But then "our visions of the future began to diverge" according to Jobs.
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She also worked with New Visions for Public Schools and WNET/Channel 19793.
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Or roam the city, with these visions in the back of your mind.
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Although Bethlem is a relatively small gallery space, Brilliant Visions is intensely ambitious.
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Brilliant Visions doesn't examine this debate because its focus is, understandably, on mescaline.
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"She didn't tell me about any concerns about voices or visions," he said.
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But Apple's structural openness to bold visions didn't — and doesn 't — guarantee success.
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She needed the visions in the fire to tell her where to go.
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In fact, he peddles two different visions of realignment, depending on his audience.
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Genetics, trauma, visions of beauty — "it's usually the confluence of them," she said.
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It's a big deal, and one that's reflective of Mr. Lagerfeld's big visions.
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Sharing our personal visions helps us deepen our understanding of what freedom means.
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It seems almost impossible to imagine that alternative visions exist — but they do.
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Both have coherent recruitment strategies, unified visions of what they want to be.
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"We had visions of the kids reading books in there," Ms. Farah said.
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Sometimes that looks a little uglier than the visions that are laid out.
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CreditCreditJoe Sohm/Visions of America/UIG, via Getty Images What is an X?
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Ms. Miller says she later discovered a possible meaning to these new visions.
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"X-ray visions of a world gone awry," is how Artforum described them.
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There are other visions I much prefer; I'm sure Aunt Rose would, too.
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Conservatives have cherry-picked his words to advance their narrow visions of libertarianism.
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They are not Edenic visions but rather dispatches from a Paradise willfully destroyed.
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But in recent weeks, the brutal reality beneath the lofty visions has emerged.
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From this breach, past visions of the future are once again pouring out.
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He emphasizes Moses's visions and successes, while glossing over his methods and abuses.
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To bridge the two visions of reality is a fundamental but immense task.
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The two plans were widely seen as offering competing visions of Asia's future.
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But the reality on the ground may not comport with Mr. Erdogan's visions.
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His daughter has testified that he told his family about visions he had.
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That ought to be a lesson to investors with their own grand visions.
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"Leopoldstadt" demands, with gravity and eloquence, that we never let those visions disappear.
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It's a face-off between two visions of the political power of art.
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I have a dream, I have visions, and I'm going to get there.
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Biden must convince progressives he will fight hard for their values and visions.
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Reading about his visions, we're experiencing them; his prose is their conveyable form.
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These views represent competing visions for how progressives should wield power in Congress.
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And like that movie, it's rife with apocalyptic visions of fire and terror.
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But it quickly became clear that people had wildly different visions for legalization.
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All of Poly's playful visions of a plastic world had become too real.
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As the heart beats on, Sasha begins to have frightening visions of Becky.
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He could have been scrolling through visions of the past, present or future.
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The Inhuman's visions allow Captain Marvel's team deal with crises before they start.
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I was not erasing myself from the visions I once had of masculinity.
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Simultaneously, though, Black artists need to represent our authentic visions in the mainstream.
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That's all a little bit less exciting than sweeping visions of human betterment.
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Supported by the international Future Earth research initiative, we initiated a project designed to solicit, explore, and develop a suite of alternative, plausible visions of Good Anthropocenes, positive visions of futures that are socially and ecologically desirable, just and sustainable.
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The game changes though, when people who have resources can suddenly begin to realize those changes in their Utopian visions, and those visions being realized may begin to conflict with others who have less money and power to realize theirs.
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J.C. Two producers who are experts on African-diaspora grooves — Chico Mann, who also plays guitar in Antibalas, and Captain Planet — collaborated on a 2017 album, "Night Visions," and just released "Night Visions Remixed" with the tracks tweaked by assorted colleagues.
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I was woken up with visions of destruction around rooms, logs, and broken glass.
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He basically doesn't care about anything or anyone around him except for his visions.
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Paging Dr. McCoy Science fiction is rife with visions of technology replacing human doctors.
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Some of those "OMG...really?" visions will have sprung to life...and then some!
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"There are two Democratic visions for regulating Wall Street," Sanders said in the ad.
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Topor was attuned to their worlds, but never let them override his own visions.
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These bleak visuals are ultimately visions, ones that make "Burning Cane" a haunting movie.
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Before they were generally confined to prophecies and visions about Dragonstone and the Wall.
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Half of it was given over to visions of the future sponsored by corporations.
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"Jheronimus Bosch – Visions of Genius," displaying 20 paintings and 19 drawings, runs from Feb.
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Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have announced their visions for the American economy.
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She has visions that something is pulsing within the very walls of the house.
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Dangerous Visions has been hailed as a defining touchstone of the New Wave movement.
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It's been an incredible journey being able to make my visions become a reality.
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My mind began to fill with visions of Bernie Sanders and Noam Chomsky amplified.
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She's not the only one having weird visions, though — Clementine has been having nightmares.
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The science fiction anthology specializes in too-close-for-comfort visions of the future.
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Were there any visions that had to do with inequality of gender or race?
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Musk sees this all as a risk for his many visions of the future.
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Thiel himself has been chastised for his similar grandiose visions of offshore sea colonies.
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We dorky black girls were never presented with visions of ourselves in the media.
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Sometimes the visions people described seemed more allegorical than literal, but no less meaningful.
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But there were divided visions for the Democratic Party's future on stage: Minnesota Sen.
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The dispute over the university has come to symbolize rival visions of Hungary's future.
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"They are all helping to move fashion forward with their unique visions," Patel said.
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It's within your reach if you can commit to your dreams, goals and visions.
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But there is a profound difference in our two parties' visions for the future.
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Given the myriad conflicting visions as to what black America needs, who would decide?
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Perhaps we are overdue for today's turbulence and hatred between irreconcilable visions of America.
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During the strategy review, outside voices tried to present their own visions for Afghanistan.
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There were no peaceful visions of pastel-hued sunsets and sun-dappled mountain ranges.
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Today, the leaders who oversee these museums are distancing them from these founding visions.
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Booker is the narrator, and he seems to have inherited his mom's psychic visions.
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"The Trump administration does have some of the right visions for securing America," Rep.
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Will their visions splinter into missiles and bombs, into volcanoes of gas and phosphor?
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The drones, orbiting inside moonlit cumulonimbi, would beam their emerald visions back to us.
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PEEKSKILL "Visions From the Inside," visual art project inspired by letters from detained migrants.
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A favored play area as a boy, the song evoked equally child-like visions.
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Duelling visions of Europe's military future have given rise to a proliferation of schemes.
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The candidates are coming out of conventions that painted vastly different visions of America.
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That is why regional powers are racing to advance their own visions for infrastructure.
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Climate change demands visionary ideas and follow-through to bring those visions into reality.
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During a trip, people can experience troubling hallucinations, visions, and out-of-body experiences.
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Two very different visions of what America is about and who we will become.
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Visions of the future and alternate universes are inherently political, because change is political.
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Then they'd see visions, supposedly of God, and people would visit them in awe.
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Additionally, the festival announced titles in its Viewpoints section, which focuses on distinct visions.
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You have big visions for the future, but some changes need to be made.
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Calling it the Yungas Road, however, doesn't really conjure visions of dangerous thrill-seeking.
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Both Boeing and Airbus have mapped out futuristic visions for ultra-fast air travel.
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In response to that year's maelstrom of unreality, two directors released dystopian cinematic visions.
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It's almost like Battlefield V is letting different visions for the series take turns.
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This fascinating piece looks at the dual visions of nationalism in Ireland and England.
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But on "Origami Harvest," the focus is on his larger visions as a composer.
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There is a fuzzy line between these utopian visions and get-rich-quick schemes.
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Provided by advertising agencies, these digital pieces clearly show the companies' aspirational, Eurocentric visions.
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Hoping to ease the torture of his sick dreams and visions, he willingly complies.
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These visions that Macbeth sees, the apparitions, two of them are children or babies.
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But these concerns are leading to very different visions for the future of Europe.
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The 13 artists in this exhibition that I curated at UrbanGlass have distinct visions.
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When I'm running and my brain quiets down to a hum, visions pop through.
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The men are vastly different in their style, substance and visions of the church.
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He blew into office with grand visions of launching development projects across the nation.
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Often, our visions for the future don't come out look exactly like we pictured.
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They were competing programs with competing visions, not of policy, but of civic life.
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Sometimes the visions were of my past, some my future, and some more oblique.
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She starts having visions of scenes involving characters like Daryl, Negan, Glenn, and Rick.
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Just more proof that the Renaissance Era produced some of history's gnarliest artistic visions.
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Reality, meanwhile, inspires these dire visions and competes with them for sheer relentless awfulness.
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It's a fight between two radically different visions for what society should look like.
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The Dallas Safari Club gave financial support to Conservation Visions in 2017 and 2018.
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My feed was inundated with visions of vast landscapes, empty shorelines, and beautiful temples.
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Does a character need to have fitful visions of the future after a snakebite?
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Some of the game's visions of the near future turned out to be prescient.
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Critic's Notebook Museum curators and mindful millennials seek visions of a "clean," sustainable future.
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"There's always visions, there's always bucket-list items, there's always career aspirations," he said.
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Looking to the second round, the candidates are offering diametrically opposed visions of France.
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Both have a tendency to embrace catastrophic, apocalyptic visions of the ruin around us.
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Nightly visions appear to us in the form of bold, 21-point type headlines.
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"Sexually explicit films help us construct our visions of pleasure and desire," Lust says.
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The unceasing culture war is a battle over two very different and diverging visions.
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Visions of what the landscape will look like covered in snow started to emerge.
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But the bigger, intractable problem is a fundamental difference in their visions for Europe.
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What is taking place in India is a clash between two different political visions.
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By day, he begins to see visions of a small boy, disheveled and alone.
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But he soon had grander visions, seeing himself as a curator of boxing history.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Bernie Sanders (I-VT), who have released likeminded visions.
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During the course of the season, Jensen is essentially haunted by visions of Baker.
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The unprecedented battle reflects competing visions of how to regulate the U.S. financial system.
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She would go home to her studio and let her colorful visions run wild.
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We're constantly exploring new visions of the future bringing light to often overlooked topics.
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It is often that they do not take risks or follow their own visions.
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Debates can be useful forums for broadcasting visions of national character, but in this case the differences between candidates and visions are so stark that debates will serve less to win arguments than to move message and reinforce existing or forming perceptions.
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It will give them a chance to clearly articulate their respective visions for a buyback program, and could give the public its first opportunity to assess those visions on their merits, rather than as hypothetical outgrowths of plans implemented an ocean away.
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To understand the implications of these intertwined trends, let's dig into the ur-factors that are powering this distrust and division: the two competing visions of what America is and isn't, and the ethnic/cultural-educational/geographic/partisan split driving these two visions.
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But it rivals with rockets when it comes to flight and the visions it enables.
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Simple, dumb, and super catchy it could have come off Jay Reatard's Blood Visions album.
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Some Democrats see visions of Alabama, where they flipped a Senate seat late last year.
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Last year's midterms rewarded women with clear, competent, confident and fearless visions for the future.
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It's a widely accepted truth that Grimes' 2012 album Visions is kind of a masterpiece.
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Visions of elevation in fiction/nonfiction start to revolve around whiteness; they become your everything.
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Visions EP will be out on the 4th of March, which I'm really excited for.
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So, it makes sense prophecies, visions, and mystical foretellings are practically in the GoT air.
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Levenson attempts to draw parallels between the faded utopian visions of Orion and the SKZ.
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"We all had different visions for how to proceed into the recreational [economy]," Zachow says.
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It's a personal trainer with visions of burpees and side planks dancing in his head.
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Imagined dystopias reflect the visions of their creator and are inspired by particular social ills.
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We share the same visions and dreams of a magnificent, diverse, gracious and welcoming nation.
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Democratic presidential candidates are in New Hampshire, hoping to convince voters to support their visions.
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Sufjan's "Visions of Gideon" swells alongside the sound of a table being set behind Elio.
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The clash of historical visions will remain at the heart of politics for some time.
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Sometimes, it's in the form of visions or sensations—it can even be a scent.
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A museum's job is not to compete with artists, but to set their visions free.
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Because of what Obama called the crossroads between two very different visions of humanity's future.
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Now we just need one of Bran's handy visions to let us know for sure.
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How can anyone not be "partisan" in the sense of preferring one of these visions?
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The 1960s counterculture, even at its most anarchic, was based on such beliefs and visions.
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Ellison was also known for his work as an editor, publishing Dangerous Visions in 1967.
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He is merely using Ezra's Force visions to trace Kenobi to his exile on Tatooine.
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Inadequate reform and incompatible visions of the euro's future are a poisonous and unsustainable combination.
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"People had visions of things the driverless elevators chopping them in half," said De Vos.
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Visions of them floating hand in hand in the Red Sea looped in her mind.
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In meetings, they described visions of cruising around a massive city ravaged by a disaster.
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My long term visions of being someone who mattered in the media world had dissolved.
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Plagued by visions of her death, Tate finds herself encountering members of the Manson Family.
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These aren't just visions of grandeur in a Sci-Fi novel; they're our reality now.
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The projected result will mean a face-off between politicians with radically contrasting economic visions.
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But the appeal of their radically different economic visions will not be lost on others.
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As a police officer, he'd had visions of a young Sara being lobotomized by Whispers.
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Truly great visions are the kind one can't turn away from when given a glimpse.
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During his second ayahuasca experience, Sarlo's visions took him far away from the humid rainforest.
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Seven teams, formed just a few hours earlier, pitched their visions to the judges panel.
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Cory Booker to Elizabeth Warren to Bernie Sanders, have different visions for the party's future.
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After a few backflips, I was sure I was going to see some insane visions.
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They had visions of a big gated community, largely off-limits to the religious police.
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The US government has been teetering back and forth between these two visions for generations.
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But today's earnings report wasn't all great news and visions of Fitbits in holiday stockings.
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These visions have sensitized society to the downsides and risks of potential future machine intelligence.
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Let's just hope that most of Black Mirror's often dystopian tech visions don't come true.
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In fact, Bran's visions are instrumental to understanding the system his siblings are operating within.
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These ethereal visions of spiritual glory contrast sharply with the humble circumstances of their origins.
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In one of Scrooge's visions, he sees a future in which Tiny Tim has died.
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Read more: Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos have profound visions for humanity's future in space.
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They're visions of a future she can have — if she chooses to let it happen.
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PEEKSKILL "Visions from the Inside," visual art project inspired by letters penned by detained migrants.
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But different strains of the far right have different visions, and their ambitions can clash.
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But like most visions of space travel, much of these ideas are just that: ideas ...
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It was then that my short term and long term career visions came into focus.
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No political fights or grand visions are needed to address this urgent global-warming problem.
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Otherwise, our republic has endured throughout the numerous shifts between competing political and ideological visions.
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Capitalism and democracy fit together in a seamless whole, blocking out all other competing visions.
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Rome's chief rabbi, Riccardo Di Segni, condemned violence "justified by fanatic visions inspired by religion".
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Eric finds himself caught between two very different women and two different visions for Bosnia.
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All Kingelez's futuristic visions assume economies of immense wealth and exclusively governmental or corporate purpose.
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WESTBURY Dance Visions NY presents the Isadora Duncan repertory and contemporary works using Duncan principles.
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Forgive Dallas fans for seeing visions of Meredith, Aikman and Staubach in the young Prescott.
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Beyond that, of course, there are sharply differing visions for a post-ISIS Iraqi state.
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The dried Spanish moss wraps things in visions of the American South, and in nature.
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And now I'm haunted by visions of a Trump/Carson or a Cruz/Fiorina ticket.
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Sometimes the best move for a visionary is to keep the visions out of sight.
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There, they strongly criticized Trump and his policies, and shared their visions for the country.
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Hyper Light Drifter begins with visions of the past, and it never quite leaves them.
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But right now, our visions of freedom are centered in fear and reacting to trauma.
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All this will hopefully precipitate a renewed interest in her fascinating painterly and cinematic visions.
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At stake is nothing less than two competing visions for the future of bitcoin itself.
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Visions from fairy tales, from books I have read, or from paintings I have seen.
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Or of Daniel Horowitz's mixed-media paintings of surrealist, nostalgic visions at Tillou Fine Art?
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They are, in essence, two very different visions of the current political and energy landscape.
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If someone had the same talents, skills, ideas, visions, why would I work with them?
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In 2012, Montreal-based singer-songwriter and producer Grimes released her third studio album, Visions.
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Bran and the Three-eyed Raven are looking on, probably in one of Bran's visions.
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The arm's-length alliance between the two men doesn't hide the competition between their visions.
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He was primarily an allegorist who folded mythic figures into otherworldly visions of pagan religiosity.
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This may be one of the most depressing visions of coupledom ever put to stage.
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A thousand decisions, visions and revisions are involved: What humidity level does this piece require?
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The poetic visions of his dances lack the spectacular impact those old-school loyalists crave.
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There is toë, a powerful but potentially dangerous diet which can provoke deep dream visions.
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I am both mortified by and gentle to visions of my 18 year-old self.
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The acts of indigeneity are separated out in accordance with nationalist visions of state construction.
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Sharon Tate has visions of her own death in "The Haunting of Sharon Tate" (2019).
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In "No Boundaries: Dancing the Visions of Contemporary Black Choreographers," she offers a final presentation.
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Wednesday's "Bold Visions" program includes a world premiere: "Ounce of Faith" by Darrell Grand Moultrie.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) will offer their own visions to stop the domestic terrorism issue.
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Gonzales's starry fields and human-like forms are translated into undulating visions of horror vacui.
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Download all of the Visions of the Future posters online from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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These two prominent female candidates promoted visions of women's roles that differed in important ways.
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It's not just a label but a community of people with common interests and visions.
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Instead, it comes from social and political movements committed to distinct goals and moral visions.
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Francis and Benedict are vastly different in their style, substance and visions of the church.
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Her visions are epic, full of cosmic battles, ruptured societies and (literally) earth-moving powers.
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We're past representation, which can be performative, and in search of sustainable visions for change.
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They hailed from different regions, had different political styles and visions and espoused different policies.
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Hildegard also had elaborate visions; this would make sense if Dr. Sacks's diagnosis was correct.
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We deprive ourselves of people whose visions were never realized, who left no obvious legacy.
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The outcome throws both visions into doubt, and exposes the risks inherent in such contests.
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What the country lacked was a sovereign and accountable state that would fulfill their visions.
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Yet Brussels and London are set to begin formal discussions next month with different visions.
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And here, in their own words, they outline their starkly different visions of the future.
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There&aposs still plenty of cash to go around for people with big (profitless) visions.
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The founder had utopian visions of a global dinner party, a "digital Davos" for dating.
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But as with many utopian visions of the past, this has its own unintended consequences.
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I had grand visions of Twitter wars ended (or started) with a well-placed yawn.
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The electric vehicle maker will likely need a cash infusion to manifest its many visions.
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Many investors had already grown wary of the transcendent visions of these young, unprofitable businesses.
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Ever since she was a child, she's been prone to visions of ghosts and spirits.
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It means there are a lot of people out there who are following their visions.
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The Puritans settled this continent with visions of creating a future city on a hill.
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Every April and October, bridal designers unveil their latest sartorial visions for the modern bride.
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And among those remaining, most have also put out comprehensive visions to address climate change.
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You have these visions in your head of how far you're going to take something.
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And why, when we go to bed at night, are we overcome with strange visions?
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"Why can't we do it on behalf of ourselves and our visions?" she told CNN.
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They were kindred spirits, deep listeners obsessed with visions of a future that never arrived.
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He quit after 595 repetitions and was said to have had evil thoughts and visions.
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The Saudis began dangling visions of billion-dollar deals soon after President Trump was elected.
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And that's where the dystopian and utopian visions, and it's why history is so important.
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We asked 15 playwrights to create original works around their visions of America in 2024.
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The departed are frequently encountered in isolated and idealized places, seemingly subconscious visions of heaven.
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There is a distinction, however, between their visions and the ones that now rule Hollywood.
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LaRouche's rhetoric was filled with dark visions of conspiracy, worldwide economic apocalypse and religious warfare.
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Along the way, he experiences unimaginable visions of deep space, visualized through incredible analogue effects.
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Everything from pop culture to counter-culture became fodder for Mugler's embellished visions of humanity.
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Ellison also made his mark as an editor, thanks to his 1967 anthology "Dangerous Visions" — while the stories' sex and violence, as well as their stylistic experimentation, may no longer seem quite as groundbreaking, "Dangerous Visions" remains the definitive collection of New Wave science fiction.
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The projections are based on global climate models using different visions of future greenhouse gas emissions.
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Dany's visions in the House of the Undying really seemed to point to R+L=J.
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Their respective visions about how humanity should progress into the future still sharply divides society today.
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How can we try to encourage and support these positive and productive visions of the future?
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" Brittney continues: "I think both our ideas and visions coming together really ties this thing together.
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So the point is to come up with new utopias: visions of a radically better society.
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He doesn't inhabit his roles; the visions of the movies he's in come to inhabit him.
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He began having visions—he saw a place for thoughtful written analysis of the weather online.
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As Sharon starts getting more and more agitated from her visions, her friends become increasingly concerned.
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Not the sort of hoodie-wearing early adopter to embrace world-shaking visions of the future.
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Lewinsky's announcement is full of dramatic visions of what it's like to be bullied on Twitter.
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What's clear is that from the start, they had clashing visions for what they were building.
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I had romantic visions of getting married right after college and having children right after that.
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But their visions of whether revolution is possible — and what the effects would be — differ greatly.
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The deep divide between "open" and "closed" visions of society can be illustrated with dramatic images.
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I had visions of myself on the board, getting instantaneously more confident, fit, and sun-kissed.
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The song in many ways encapsulates the film's themes, and the characters' visions of each other.
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The two sides held significantly different visions and were not much interested in compromise or unification.
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Soon, everyone is pursued by visions that threaten to pull them back to the other side.
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I hired my team because they are capable, and I'm curious about their ideas and visions.
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If you're having visions of VR arcades dancing in your head right now, you're absolutely right.
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The boy was barely shaving, and Ray was seeing visions of him as an old man.
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Sasha winds up remembering things the other girl did and having visions of things Becky saw.
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No one may speak for the dead, no one may interpret their mutilated dreams and visions.
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Like Martin Luther King Jr. — and Kanye himself — you, too, had visions of a better future.
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Then what of all of the visions of a Kings Landing covered in snow and ice?
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What does it even mean to be sentient in a reality where Ultrons and Visions exist?
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If visions of sugarplums are already dancing in your head, Disneyland is on the same page.
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Visions from India, the newest exhibition from the Pizzuti Collection, is a celebration of material abundance.
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Visions from India continues at the Pizzuti Collection (632 North Park Street, Columbus) through October 28.
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This November, we are faced with two vastly divergent visions for the future of our country.
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One brand looking to spotlight less well represented voices (and visions) in fashion is Industrie Africa.
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One of Bran's recurring visions from Season 4 is of a dragon's shadow over King's Landing.
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And the companies racing to develop it have revealed little about the science behind their visions.
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Essentially, his particular experiences (and visions) are not believed by his family members, save for Nell.
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A group of 7-year-olds had just deciphered the inner visions of a neural network.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Scorpio, inspiring sexy visions and creative impulses within you.
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You have visions of parks and brunches, train journeys and crosswords, matinee performances and moonlit strolls.
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The candidates' polar-opposite visions presented the 47 million registered voters with the starkest possible choice.
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The figure brings to mind dystopian visions of humanity, specifically those created in film like Metropolis.
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He played the middle, between visions of universal freedom and the exigencies of a class system.
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FRANKFURT, March 20 (Reuters) - Christian Sewing, the chief executive of Deutsche Bank, doesnt do grand visions.
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For as long as there's been techno, producers have pondered and imagined visions of the future.
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The battle between the two rival visions will shape how fast the world tackles climate change.
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There are a ton more prophecies and visions in the book version we'll get into interpreting.
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Harris, Moellenhoff and Dominguez had been building salesforce automation software solutions, and the two visions meshed.
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Our visions for this record came together perfectly seeing eye to eye through the entire process.
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You're seeing the big picture, and new goals and visions for your future are being born.
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Abrams references the painful visions Rey sees when she touches the lightsaber in Maz Kanata's bar.
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That's a lossy series of steps that prevents people from sharing their mental visions as vividly.
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After the introspection of Re-visions, I did an about-face from my cool, conceptual work.
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They can buoy the appeal of nationalist visions, from Hitler's Final Solution to Mao's Cultural Revolution.
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Will Ferrell and Chiwetel Ejiofor play the men vying for her affections in these separate visions.
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She had some visions of dead people on season seven when she wasn't doing so hot.
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The caves of Europe are haunted by the prehistoric dreams and visions of our own ancestors.
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He talked about the different visions of founders and investors and of his respect for founders.
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Ms. Raben played matchmaker, matching business owners with artists based on their compatibility and aesthetic visions.
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Will Ferrell and Chiwetel Ejiofor are the men vying for her affections in these separate visions.
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Yet despite Ayn Randian visions of greatness, the two companies were nurtured by federal-government largesse.
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Negan's picking tomatoes just like Carl saw in his visions for the future on season eight.
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From the excessive drinking to Ephraim's visions of mermaids and octopuses, things start to get weird.
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To the Editor: It was heartwarming to read about the Visions of Peace initiative at Tufts.
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The Premonitions Bureau was not the first attempt to capture the visions of the British public.
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That's one of the great things about stories, everyone has their own unique interpretations and visions.
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But the departure seemed to indicate, at least, a difference in their visions for the team.
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As the days and weeks pass, the learning and visions I experienced will no doubt fade.
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It was no easy task for Thomas Dagg to actualize visions of his own childhood dreams.
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These visions are aspirational in nature, and he's convinced many that he can pull them off.
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For now, Form is a fun, worthwhile festival with great taste, good intentions, and grand visions.
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He cites artists like D.R.A.M. and even Towkio as creatives with weird, singular, and inspirational visions.
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The shaky blue visions of Star Wars are limited compared to what HoloMe has already achieved.
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Manafort and Lewandowski have struggled against one another to achieve their competing visions for Trump's campaign.
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She's been plagued by nightmares and visions of her son who was murdered by the Whisperers.
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Enter visions of top talent frittering the day away on social media, Netflix, and afternoon naps.
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For the past 100 years we have been chasing visions of data with a singular passion.
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Savoring surprise victories in Alabama, Pennsylvania and Virginia, they have visions of a blue wave election.
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"Refiguring Binaries" is rich in rousing visions of virtual space that decenter Western perspectives and priorities.
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She has even stated her fears outright, telling Bonnie that she sees visions of her drowning.
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Jake Gyllenhaal plays Donnie, a teenager who begins having grim visions that signal an impending doomsday.
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Darkened by reflections on death and visions of failure, the novel makes depressive comedy from displacement.
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But Israeli and Palestinian visions of what that single state would look like are mutually exclusive.
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However, this evening, you may find that your goals and visions for the future have changed.
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I'm not saying I have visions, but some little idea will come popping into my head.
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Ms. Schultz undertook several other projects for CBS before becoming executive producer of "Visions" for PBS.
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A few of the "Visions" plays were "unmitigated disasters," the Times critic John J. O'Connor wrote.
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But the divide lasted in part because of competing visions among Koreans for the country's future.
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Like in the United States, different ideological visions are now being debated within the political framework.
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The inaugural production, "visions of beauty," by the Seattle choreographer Heather Kravas, opened on Wednesday night.
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We need to ground that discussion in moral visions of how we must treat one another.
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WASHINGTON — Amy Brandwein is a chef who has visions, and one of the tastiest involves eggplant.
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Most of our collective postapocalyptic visions have in common the fantasy of the world becoming smaller.
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Visions of what they could do if they had the run of the place overtook them.
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But for years, the museum has been thwarted by budget shortfalls, competing visions and acrimonious infighting.
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My inner teenager, that prone-to-shock kid, dangled visions of shells and fun lava pools.
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Which of these visions of fraternities -- and all-male institutions more broadly -- is the real one?
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Moderation accepts the complexity of life in this world and distrusts utopian visions and simple solutions.
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" Then she continued with her speech, saying: "Our mission is simple, and our visions are unbeatable.
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Visions of plush rugs, soft lighting and cuddling in front of a fireplace filled my head.
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The Uintah Basin has always been home to strange tales of odd lights, sounds and visions.
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Yet, despite its apocalyptic visions, it feels curiously optimistic because Geyrhalter hasn't given up on us.
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He flips through memories, arcana, sudden visions, and spasms of music in the hope of revelation.
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FRANKFURT, March 20 (Reuters) - Christian Sewing, the chief executive of Deutsche Bank, doesn't do grand visions.
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They've got pretty covers, bold graphic designs, aaaand coincidentally three terrifying visions of a dystopian future.
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For now, the Metrograph is offering several wildly different visions of the future with this retrospective.
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" Mariana Pestana, the show's other co-curator said: "Objects have this incredible capacity to embody visions.
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Visions of the future in the cinema at that time were more fantasy-like, you know?
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While such visions are a distant dream, hyperloop companies have attracted key talent and enthusiastic municipalities.
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Hopi Visions walks viewers through several specific symbols that appear as motifs in ceramics and murals.
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Visions of Hawai'i highlights the way nature informed O'Keeffe's artistic production while she was in Hawai'i.
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In an agreement reached Sunday night, congressional negotiators said no to Trump's 210 visions for NIH.
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It's a debate about two competing visions for how liberal societies should handle diversity and racism.
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Intangible as it may be, Expanded Visions argues that queer art has always shifted our perspective.
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It first appears to him in visions that he later refers to as "now-memories" (meaning, in between being memories and visions of actions happening at the moment), and his connection with the Mind Flayer intensifies after it possesses him at the end of episode 3.
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There are quite a few overarching metaphors — about things like seeing and invisibility, visions and corporeal being — lurking around the book, but I hoped to encounter a more interesting psychological consequence of Alkaitis's fraud than the fact that he starts having visions of people he wronged.
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And so that says you can have your shining visions of the future and transformative, energy pathways.
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Critics see the realized visions of powerful Silicon Valley companies benefiting mostly those companies and their executives.
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In Home Work, Ann Toebbe and Sarah McEneaney posit two different visions of middle-class domestic space.
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It played a part in Bran Stark's (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) visions at the beginning of the season.
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Gaga's career has been one of constant reinvention and toying with visions of what constitutes pop spectacle.
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If we can agree for now that "art" is just external representations of internal visions, we're good.
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Rendered in various illustrative styles, they reveal Warhol's unique talents and ardent visions as a commercial draftsman.
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Idiosyncratic personal visions would wither away, just as the market for mid-budget films has largely disappeared.
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These worlds are tied together both through metaphysical portals and the psychic visions of people like Danny.
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Among them is a young girl named Abra (Kyliegh Curran) who's dealing with her own troubling visions.
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Flickering in and out of consciousness, I had visions of alien abductions, Twin Peaks, and human levitation.
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She approached it, and touched it, but never actually sat — just like we saw in her visions.
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Those visions exist within conservative circles, but the cynical, slapdash process Ryan put together hasn't unearthed them.
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In some visions of the future, smart devices capture, quantify, and control most aspects of daily life.
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J.M. Design Studio saw the president's call as an opportunity to challenge visions of a xenophobic future.
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My visions weren't far off, but I'd have to wait for an official diagnosis to know that.
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In 1988's "Visions From the Last Crusade," Psychedelic Warlord has a bit of fiction about murder.
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Why are they seeing visions of their past, and why was Peter specifically called to the planet?
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Like Tommy, they had been prescribed antipsychotics that did nothing to dull their visions of the fire.
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But at some level the winners in American history have inspired people to get behind their visions.
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This is why the streaming service is increasingly the place for storytellers to take their creative visions.
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Fiber optic wires embedded throughout a human's insides also obviously conjures up visions of enhanced cybernate humans.
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All About Love: New Visions by bell hooks, 22001In this book of essays, love takes center stage.
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But the opinions offer starkly different visions of the courts' role in preserving democratic norms and institutions.
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The low-back feature on the dress was one of Princess Eugenie's main visions for the dress.
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Rodney Moore, a Clinton delegate, said the visions of the two nominees couldn't be more diametrically opposed.
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Both front-runners temper their radicalism by offering stirring visions of what post-war Colombia could become.
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The world now features two superpowers with opposing economic visions, growing geopolitical rivalry and deep mutual suspicion.
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The two stars, and IRL best friends, are also seeing visions of a Hammer-Chalamet Hollywood takeover.
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Female artists are already criticized for their visions and held to higher standards than their male counterparts.
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Weil now has the same role at Instagram, where he's tasked with turning Systrom's visions into reality.
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This week, Honolulu will be overrun by gods and monsters, impossible visions and creatures that defy imagination.
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Sleek, spacious, modern buildings, outfitted with the latest technology, they can shimmer like visions from the future.
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The Old Gods also are credited with gifting powers like greensight, the foretelling visions Jojen Reed possessed.
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These are organizations that have battled one other in a bitter war of words and technology visions.
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It's a term that conjours up visions of the Berlin Wall falling, families reunited and armies disbanded.
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While their visions of world domination are necessarily global, the robot delivery talent pool remains rather local.
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Herzog shared his thoughts about piracy on Tuesday during the Visions in Nyon film festival in Switzerland.
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Elections are about competing visions to solve the problem in your community, your state or your country.
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In the Bible, men who perceive voices and visions nobody else can see or hear are prophets.
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Which means, like Bran and Bloodraven, the Night King sees visions of the past, present, and future.
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It's not enough, cities, regions, and states say, their roads still pitted, their regional transit visions unfunded.
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Obviously, it would suck if everybody tried to copy the cover, and not follow their own visions.
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The US and the Soviet Union struggled over two distinct ideological visions, democratic capitalism versus authoritarian communism.
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He sees the word "CLEAR" written all over the scene, and even has visions of self-ham.
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Visions of the so-called Singularity—the merging of man and machine—are solidifying day by day.
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There are no visions where we're like, 'Oh, well, cool, we kind of already knew that anyway.
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At one point, Wade breaks down in tears describing having visions of Michael abusing his own kid.
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But this pastiche is threatened with erasure by the new gods, anthropomorphized visions of media and technology.
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Prognosticators entertained visions of them in the second round, pushing a contender to six or seven games.
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And, you know, we just have different visions of America at times when we see things differently.
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We already know from the teaser that Bill sees visions of his dead brother in the film.
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The current exhibition, Jens Einhorn: Raw Visions, a collection of colorful abstract collages, runs through February 5.
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In 1978, I published Re-visions (The Coach House Press), an autobiographical book of humorous staged photographs.
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Obama also said in the interview that he and Trump have "contrasting visions" about the United States.
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A third volume, The Last Dangerous Visions, went unpublished even though Ellison had gathered scores of stories.
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He built these visions of imminent greatness on a description of the present as a dystopian horror.
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But hold any visions of a camera crew seriously following the famous duo around on wacky adventures.
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Do not abandon the visions, hopes and aspirations of the venturesome young individuals held hostage by thugs.
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Mr. van Hove and Mr. Doyle have stylistic visions that I think go beyond their respective nationalities.
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Miscalculations and visions of grandeur have defined this volatile region for millennia — current events are no exception.
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In Seeing Like a State, he explained how the modern state imposes schematic visions on the world.
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He loves to talk in broad strokes and lay out his audacious visions for transforming human transportation.
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Though it's rooted elsewhere, Before She Sleeps complements the visions of America depicted in other feminist dystopias.
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Such visions are often, it seems, accompanied by torch wielding men and border militias with attack dogs.
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These movies, though cheesy, found a new use for editing and special effects: to mimic psychedelic visions.
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But it's also a test of how those visions fare out in the permanent, imperfect real world.
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Through holding two visions at a time, I can take daily steps to move both goals forward.
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No sooner is she free of the latch than the visions pour into her, a dark flood.
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And during July's Democratic debate, they teamed up against more moderate candidates to defend their similar visions.
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There's Danny (Brian Sacca), who, with visions of playing the hero, tells everyone he's a police officer.
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Two different visions for the future of the Space Force have recently been presented to the public.
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Good grief, you hear more about Trump's latest tweets than about the policy visions of other candidates!
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It's time to invite new voices and new visions into the fold, something we have to do.
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The twist in that fantasy is that such visions are not pipe dreams restricted to the West.
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The technology and the visions played with by artists are eagerly awaited by commodifiers ready to pounce.
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They fight this argument out in competing visions of the future, utopians offering promises, dystopians issuing warnings.
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She hopes to use the platform to bring her visions of equality and global collaboration to reality.
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I had visions of the wood slats breaking and sending splinters into my ass and his face.
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POLITICAL and economic debate is often a matter of competing visions, which means it concerns competing forecasts.
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Cue visions of her lounging by her infinity pool in Bel-Air, friends hanging, tunes turned up.
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Regional experts contend that visions of Turkey's leader as an agent of liberal progress were always fantastical.
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My daughter has grand visions for a canopy bed and a night table with a butterfly lamp.
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This campaign has seen bold visions on how to fix Social Security, how to deal with education.
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Eventually, Jake's visions lead him to a portal to another dimension, and there he meets The Gunslinger.
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Eventually, Jake's visions lead him to a portal to another dimension, and there he meets The Gunslinger.
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A monthlong visit to observatories in Chile, Hawaii and Los Angeles revealed spellbinding visions of the heavens.
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"I don't think it will come as a huge surprise that there are differing visions," he said.
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What we're seeing right now is two really different visions of the future of American health care.
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Lawmakers in the House and Senate are offering drastically different visions of how to resolve their fate.
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Visions of blowing the rubes' minds with Bill Hicks-like rants and diatribes danced through my head.
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Many of this year's filmmakers share visions of worlds in crisis or shattered by violence and turmoil.
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The rivalry between Mr. Putin and Ms. Merkel is a microcosm of their diverging visions for Europe.
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There are two distinct visions of how Barstool could work at the scale Nardini and Chernin envision.
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Biden, Sanders, and Trump have very different visions for improving the nation's healthcare system and expanding insurance.
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Regardless of the individual visions for their brands, these new chief executives will change watches and watchmaking.
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Even against everyone's best efforts, teams can become siloed from one another with visions naturally drifting apart.
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In 1993, the documentary "Visions of Light" won critical love for its overview of Hollywood's classic cinematographers.
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He told me his mind still gets quiet when he runs — no hallucinations, no visions, just quiet.
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"Visions of an android cabbie leap to mind: Mr. Data behind the wheel, asking, "Where to, sir?
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Later, as Winslow experiences visions of tentacled monsters and lascivious mermaids, reality itself seems lost at sea.
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And entrepreneurs with big visions who need investment to fund them are still going to find it.
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In the US, Democrats like Elizabeth Warren have proposed their own visions of a possible wealth tax.
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Amini had visions of her own midnight arrest, before the terrified eyes of nine-year-old Ava.
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And had any been born an aristocrat, it wouldn't have trafficked in such painstaking visions of glamour.
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These almost Batmobile-like concepts, which BMW announced in 2016, are BMW's visions for its forthcoming vehicles.
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All the while, its glamour was growing: it was ancient, shamanic, a supernatural tether to otherworldly visions.
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Another gallery features her expressionistic charcoal drawings of her dog Lolabelle and visions of the Tibetan afterlife.
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Spinning off the assembled or organically built pieces would run against their deeply held visions, no doubt.
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Here's where the two stand on key issues; and their starkly different visions, in their own words.
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Their visions have led to contentious confrontations with candidates such as Biden and former South Bend, Ind.
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Each of these women have a clear "why" — a reason for being that propels their visions forward.
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The Fátima visions are considered one of the most seminal events of the 20th-century Catholic Church.
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That is the socio-economic context of the French bravado visions about "re-founding" the European project.
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He points to Slovenia's "geostrategically interesting location," settled in a nook where different visions of Europe meet.
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I COME FROM A DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT BUT WE SHARE THE SAME VISIONS AND SAME AMBITIONS FOR VERIZON.
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Governments unsettled by visions of economic mortality could discover a renewed zeal for reform, investment and liberalisation.
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Son, who founded SoftBank in the 20163s, has grand visions of what technological advancements the future holds.
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By 1975, he had visions, phantasms, and voices in his head that told him what to do.
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Harry didn't need to go to Africa to see that rare animal; he had his true visions.
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He also hallucinates visions of his hands covered in blood and his mother being cruel to him.
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QUIN is so infatuated with her fantasies that she's dedicated Lucid, her latest EP, to those visions.
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"One of our main visions is to bring people, spaces, and cities together through art," she said.
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The difference between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders's visions of politics is simple, and it is stark.
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Ainsi les deux candidats présentent des visions antagoniques de la globalisation, de l'Europe et de la laïcité.
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The complications are pared down and the jokes and puzzles are dropped, as are the grand visions.
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But despite the grotesque visions of ourselves which we see reflected back, there is hope of repair.
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More women of color in tech and visions that are beyond our current cultural and technical limitations!
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Keep a dream journal by your bed—some interesting visions will come your way as you sleep.
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Also on the show were Wolf Alice, who recently released their second album, Visions of a Life.
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His transcendental visions of heaven and hell have saturated the consciousness of admirers for over 500 years.
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Essentially, Bran is a modern-day, human greenseer — someone who can both warg and have prophetic visions.
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Still, airpower has a long, healthy pedigree of fantastic visions that were decades ahead of their time.
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The show mostly CliffsNoted these into the visions she witnessed in Season 2's House of the Undying.
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If Trump does tap Allison, they would share neatly matching visions of what the Fed's role should be.
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In Halloween II (2009), the siblings share a telepathic connection manifested mostly as visions of their dead mother.
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Big ideas are exchanged tonight, and some visions you have of the future may soon become a reality.
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He is accompanied by the group Nelson Patton, which improvises ambient grooves around his cosmic, half-sung visions.
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She told me to get a Pinterest and write down all of my visions, and I did that.
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In the trailer for Duff's new movie, Tate is depicted as having nightmares and visions of her death.
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The vision is not necessarily to be a pop star, because I had many visions of that life.
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It may be a clash of visions is inevitable, no matter how well the two leaders get on.
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We talk with many companies about their visions of the smart home and how we can work together.
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For kids with visions of stardom, Hollywood dreams rank up there near hoop dreams in the unlikely category.
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From distinct visions to vague feelings, their stories will make you wonder about your own capacity for clairvoyance.
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According to Fukuyama, 21950th-century history had been a three-way tournament among different visions of modern society.
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Psychic visions draw Eleven to a band of violent outcasts and an angry girl with a shadowy past.
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Michonne sees nightmare visions of her lost daughters, their faces masked in shadow, at the most inopportune moments.
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In those visions, you'll see the game's locations as they were ages ago, before the fall of Alefgard.
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The extremely disturbing ski masks that keep popping up in Cora's visions are hanging in a service closet.
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But if Rolls fails to generate the cash for Mr East's visions, recovery will be hard to engineer.
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But they have generally lifted debate, raised visions and defined who we are and where we will go.
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These utopian visions are displayed alongside works addressing the militarized and dystopian realities of US and Mexican borderlands.
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"These two visions have come together to create clean, sustainable, low-cost and productive renewable energy," he said.
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Thirty-two artists including Man Ray, Dorothea Tanning, and Isamu Noguchi contributed their visions of the board game.
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At first, Will just seems to be particularly moony-eyed and prone to visions of the Upside Down.
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They mostly rely on different and incompatible visions of the program, and they sometimes make exactly opposite predictions.
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It's true that, right now, we don't have the institutions, the leaders, the visions, to make this happen.
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Sjöholm laughed that after so many years in the entertainment industry, they're accustomed to taking on ambitious visions.
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There are numerous references in the show and books to fights between hounds, including visions from Bran Stark.
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At the heart of the case are two incompatible visions of what a jury is supposed to be.
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Differences are emerging in their visions for Europe and for dealing with China - he bolder, she more cautious.
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But he is also one of only two non-living artists featured in connection with Visions from India.
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So these visions became, instead, the work of Satan: "diabolical illusions" designed to deceive those with melancholy dispositions.
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Heads butt over how to organize the stacks; casual rivalries even arose between librarians who had different visions.
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Several carmakers, including Mercedes-Benz, presented visions for the future of transport that IHS Markit described as utopian.
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