But others are trying to walk the line -- Sen.
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Do you walk the line between real and artificial purposefully?
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"Walk the Line" (2011), rewards the viewer with extended looking.
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Reese Witherspoon embraced her "Walk the Line" costar Joaquin Phoenix.
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"Walk The Line" (2005) is a biographical drama about Johnny Cash.
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You can stay right here and walk the line on earth.
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She can try to walk the line between authoritative and being likable.
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But it's getting ever harder for American entertainers to walk the line.
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With "Borders" we had to walk the line between real and y'know, fiction.
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Faced with protests, radio stations are doing their best to walk the line.
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The 27 essays in "Woman Walk the Line" chronicle this kind of connection.
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Walk the line between budget-friendly and durability, and you'll be just fine.
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Such actions walk the line between harassment and low-level state-versus-state conflict.
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However, last week's "I Walk The Line" proved there are cracks in the relationship.
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He won his first in 2006 for playing Johnny Cash in "Walk The Line."
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That shows he knows how to walk the line with his boss for now.
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This company provides products that carefully walk the line between being hipster without going overboard.
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Phoenix was previously nominated for "The Master" (2013), "Walk the Line" (2006) and "Gladiator" (2001).
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She's an exceptionally talented journalist whose interviews masterfully walk the line between entertainment and hard-hitting.
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Is Walk the Line, a movie about Johnny and June Cash's troubled relationship, a laugh fest?
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She's an exceptionally talented journalist whose interviews masterfully walk the line between entertainment and hard hitting.
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That is, the photos can walk the line between odd, hilarious, and sometimes just plain offensive.
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It can be challenging to walk the line between being too hands-on and too distant.
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Virtue, for example, nailed Moir's celebrity crush down to the details (Reese Witherspoon in Walk the Line).
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Before that, it was when she portrayed June Carter in the Johnny Cash biopic Walk The Line.
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Little Beards walk the line between activism and the pleasures of creating in a community of two.
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The same is true for Walk the Line and Inside Llewyn Davis, other films in this gray territory.
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They discussed titles for the paintings and at times, struggled to walk the line between consultation and collaboration.
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Best actor nominations: "Walk the Line" (2005), "The Master" (2012), "Joker" (2019)Best supporting actor nominations: "Gladiator" (2000)
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"She's an exceptionally talented journalist whose interviews masterfully walk the line between entertainment and hard hitting," he said.
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The duo first met on The Oprah Winfrey Show back when Witherspoon was promoting her film Walk the Line.
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McDonald's has tried to walk the line between cheap deals and better quality food over the last few years.
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Both Phoenix and his costar Reese Witherspoon won for their roles in the Johnny Cash biopic "Walk the Line."
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Now, they have to walk the line between having a signature sound and being something digestible to the mass market.
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The point is to narrate the development of art, sure, to walk the line from James Ensor to Jeff Koons.
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The cop clearly suspects Williams is drunk and gives him various field sobriety tests including "walk the line" -- Williams bombed that.
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How do you walk the line between being respectful because you like the music and also angling for the punch line?
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How startups can use data to grow smarter Venture-backed companies must walk the line between fast growth and efficient growth.
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To make their work compelling and accessible to the reader, how must authors walk the line between fantasy and the familiar?
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All of that drama brings us to "Walk The Line," when Betty's parents show up at Grey Sloan looking for their daughter.
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For much of recent history, Jennifer Lawrence has managed to walk the line between media darling and keepin'-it-real, regular gal.
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Dietrich has been here since 3 AM and will walk the line to connect with the Stranafans about their shared whiskey passion.
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Two years earlier, Johnny had written his hit "I Walk the Line" about Liberto's fears that he would stray on the road.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 90%Synopsis: Phoenix played country music icon Johnny Cash in "Walk the Line," which chronicles the singer's storied career.
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While watching Thursday night's Grey's Anatomy episode, "I Walk The Line," you may have felt like a certain newcomer felt a little familiar.
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While not a block or a ban, the move is an attempt to walk the line between curbing abuse and maintaining "newsworthy" content.
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Some experts believe South Korea will not be able to walk the line between the two powers amid an intensifying tech trade war.
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She wrote the book Record Collecting for Girls and her writing on country music is featured in the anthology Woman Walk The Line.
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But if men are expected to walk the line between seduction and harassment, and women are either complicit or victimized, nothing will change.
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We've seen this story before, as health authorities working with threadbare data try to walk the line between epidemic readiness and needless panic.
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Reese Witherspoon also stole the show — and earned herself an Oscar — when she played June Carter Cash in 2005's "Walk the Line."
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Ferrari — directed by James Mangold of Logan and Walk the Line fame and also starring Jon Bernthal, Caitriona Balfe and Josh Lucas — opens Nov.
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Presumably, the final cut will follow in the footsteps of previous films in the series and walk the line between the emotional and comedic.
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At 27, Fatima is a young teacher, and she knows it can he hard to walk the line between being relatable and being patronizing.
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When asked to name the last movie that excited Phoenix, the Walk the Line star had a surprising choice: Disney's 2016 animated film Moana.
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Walk the Line In 2006, Witherspoon won an Academy Award for Best Actress for her performance playing Johnny Cash's other half, June Carter Cash.
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Plus, the collection is complete with a few jackets that walk the line between activewear and athleisure — catering to one of fashion's biggest trends.
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And Johnny Cash's albums got a 50% to 80% lift after the release of "Walk The Line," a 2005 biopic about the country star.
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And farro stirred in at the end gives it texture and an earthy depth, making this recipe walk the line between soup and stew.
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Director James Mangold is known for doing "reflective and sad" very well in his films, in dramas like Girl, Interrupted and Walk the Line.
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So how do professional women walk the line between feeling like they can be unique, self-empowered individuals in a workforce while also blending in?
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"Gone is the language of the global village," Dan Hay tells us, speaking with intensity and surety that walk the line between practiced and genuine.
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Kemp's harsh stance on immigration played well with Trump voters, but he'll now have to walk the line between wooing moderates and maintaining that base.
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BLACK ADAM is blessed by magic with the powers equal to SUPERMAN, but the difference is he doesn't toe the mark or walk the line.
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Throughout his career, Phoenix has been nominated for three Oscars: Best Actor for "The Master" and "Walk the Line," and Best Supporting Actor for "Gladiator."
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Contestants need to walk the line between being liked by their cohorts and being influential in order to survive all the way to the end.
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As part of T Presents, our spotlight on 15 new creative talents, we profiled Theresa Chromati, whose paintings walk the line between figurative and abstract.
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As you walk the line this tax season, here are seven of the biggest red flags likely to land you in the audit hot seat.
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For serious Reese we check out her starring roles as June Carter in Walk the Line, and Cheryl in the film adaptation of Cheryl Strayed's Wild.
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He is currently trying to walk the line of saying that what Trump said isn't okay, while standing behind the idea that Trump should be president.
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Phoenix, who won for "Joker," was previously nominated for three other Oscars for his roles in "The Master" (2012), "Walk the Line" (2005), and "Gladiator" (2000).
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Some of the most iconic films of our generation are rooted in personal histories like Walk The Line, The Pianist, and, if I might add, Selena.
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She mastered control of her personal brand before most artists grasped how to walk the line between engaging fans with authenticity while reserving a personal life.
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Yet as other countries attempt to walk the line between protecting the climate and sheltering left-behind economies, they will be watching the German experiment closely. ■
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In 2005, both Phoenix and Ledger competed against one another in the best actor category for their roles in "Walk the Line" and "Brokeback Mountain" respectively.
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The CMA stage was decorated with Campbell's most memorable suits, guitars and paintings, while Walk the Line director James Keach spoke about Campbell's courageous battle with Alzheimer's.
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Her campaign is clearly cognizant of this fact, and attempting to walk the line between criticizing Sanders's proposal and the idea of government-run health care itself.
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Exactly how a nurse fits into the feud between Cookie and Lucious isn't clear, but if anyone can walk the line between hero and villain, it's Moore.
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CBS is bringing the exceptionally crafty action hero / special agent back to TV with a new star, who's trying to walk the line between cheeky and cool.
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She started her career as a teenager, and has since taken the world by storm with roles in award-winning films like Walk the Line and Wild.
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He also adapted Johnny Cash's autobiographies for Walk the Line, and Girl, Interrupted from the popular memoir to the 1999 film starring Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie.
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Think: super-shiny, sleek bends that walk the line between a glamorous '40s wave set and salt-sprayed, just-out-of-the-ocean texture (but a touch softer).
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But he's been nominated twice before: Once for the Johnny Cash biopic "Walk the Line," and more recently for "The Master," a hallucinatory drama from Paul Thomas Anderson.
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The "Walk the Line" actor has been advocating for a plant-based diet and animal rights throughout his career and has been vegan for most of his life.
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Beyond that, Vice Principals season two is beautifully shot by director David Gordon Green, and the performances (especially from Goggins) carefully walk the line between funny and infuriating.
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Zuckerberg tried to explain why it's a tough challenge by pointing out that it can be hard to walk the line between freedom of speech and hate speech.
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Findling says if that was a legit stop, at the very least the officer would order Offset out of the car to walk the line, yet that didn't happen.
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Role-playing is often about wish-fulfillment and power fantasy, the chance to experience life as an outsized hero or villain or to walk the line between those extremes.
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Both of Ortberg's books walk the line between horror and comedy, but where Texts From Jane Eyre leaned into the comedy, The Merry Spinster leans way over into horror.
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And yet most technology CEOs have quietly managed to walk the line between ideological defiance and tacit cooperation over the first 63 days of Trump's presidency — to great success.
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Executives have tried to walk the line of hewing closely to advice from public health officials while trying not to cause a panic among employees, two Facebook employees said.
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"We always try to walk the line between maximal autonomy and making sure that our message isn't misunderstood," said Greaves in an interview at TST's Salem headquarters last week.
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In the same vein; lyrically how do you walk the line between talking about the past in an honest or compelling way and just waxing nostalgic about being fuck-ups?
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Capturing the minimum amount of detail needed for her portraits, she gives consumer culture unexpected gravitas, as her paintings walk the line between Insta culture, fashion illustration, and painterly portraiture.
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In America, it's important to walk the line between the Second Amendment, which is a federally protected right, and making sure they don't get in the hands of dangerous people.
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In "Walk the Line," a biopic of his life, Joaquin Phoenix played the sometimes-volatile musician, while Witherspoon played his second wife, who was a Grammy Award-winning singer herself.
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"We're trying to walk the line of keeping this plan moving forward while respecting creditors' rights in the United States," Abeinsa lawyer Craig Martin said in Delaware court on Tuesday.
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Stars from beloved TV shows like "Parks and Recreation" and movies like "Walk the Line" had mini reunions on the red carpet, at the ceremony, and at various after-parties.
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With hair like this, she's now nearly unrecognizable from her celebrity mom, who's hardly ever really experimented with hair dye, other than when she rocked brunette hair for Walk The Line.
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Many economists say Orr would be able to skilfully walk the line between acknowledging the Labour-led government's wider focus for monetary policy and holding off on any radical shake-ups.
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The War Stories format also cleverly echoes the intangible experience of hearing real war stories told, which often walk the line between real historical accounts and tales stretched tall by time.
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There is much to be said for that tradition, and much to be said against using heavy-handed legal weapons to curb statements that walk the line between religion and politics.
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As we we learn in "Walk The Line," Grey, who signed on for a mysterious "multi-episode" arc, is playing the actual mom of "Betty Nelson," whose real name is Britney Dickinson.
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Cash believes his father, who penned such hits like "I Walk the Line" and "Ring of Fire" and won a staggering 19 Grammy Awards, would support his decision to release the writings.
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The voice acting and writing both perfectly walk the line of a disaffected philosophical teen without it becoming too much of an annoying shtick or making them feel like a 1980s edgelord.
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And while some bad habits (like lying or being mean) are just plain unacceptable, there also exists less-than-ideal conduct (like defensiveness or over-sharing) that seems to walk the line.
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Though Johnny Cash participated in various group and solo ventures throughout his long career, with the Tennessee Three he achieved mega-hits such as "I Walk the Line" and "Folsom Prison Blues."
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I feel like I've spend my adult life trying to suppress my opinions about pretty much everything.. Trying to walk the line between expressing myself without offending or upsetting anyone So anyway.
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Walk the Line: Johnny proposes to June In her Oscar-winning role as June Carter Cash, Witherspoon expertly evoked the star's complicated combination of unwavering strength and her deep love for Johnny Cash.
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This week then offers a challenge to walk the line between awareness of the economic signals but along with a long-stated Powell belief that the U.S. appears to still be growing solidly.
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When it did walk the line of "bad boy" or "mean hot girl" tropes, it also exposed each of those character's faults and vulnerabilities; Daniel's fear of rejection, Kim Kelly's troubled home life.
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"The BOP intentionally designated and transferred Bulger with the belief in mind that he could walk the line at Hazelton, meaning he could be placed in the general population there," he told CNN.
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That approach started with the Rogan appearance, but it carried over to later interviews with Sam Harris and Ben Shapiro, both of whom often walk the line between earnest skepticism and neo-reactionary racism.
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The game's insistence on realism and fidelity manages to walk the line of our suspension of disbelief when in the context of space colonization, since most of us don't know what that looks like.
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Shot in classic laptop-camera style, the videos walk the line between predictions and outright spoilers, drawing on a mix of on-set bystander testimony and well-placed insider sources, and they're astonishingly accurate.
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If you wept like an Oprah guest during Ray and did lame Joaquin Phoenix impressions in the mirror after Walk the Line, then Miles Ahead might actually be a bit too adventurous for you.
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It's a film that isn't shy to be didactic—a message film, almost explicitly so—but it's careful to walk the line between camp and compassion without going too full-tilt in either direction.
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And with the demographic changes have come changes in attitude: Ms. Kim is trying to walk the line of a moderate conservative, even as she backs President Trump and declines to speak about impeachment.
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Despite these facts, the rockpic has been kicked back into high gear in Britain since the 2006 release of Walk The Line—a film that's had its historical accuracy challenged by Cash's own daughter.
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Keach, who also produced the 2005 Oscar-winning film Walk the Line, teamed up with Campbell and his family to explore the devastating effects of the disease that ultimately took the "Rhinestone Cowboy" singer's life.
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Talion's spirit merges with that of a mysterious being, allowing him to walk the line between life and death, putting a number of supernatural ghostly abilities at his disposal with which to avenge his family.
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A lot has changed about the Note in the past seven years, but the core of the device is mostly the same: big screen and stylus coming together to walk the line between productivity and entertainment.
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I see some of his handwritten lyrics for songs like "Folsom Prison Blues," photos from his wedding to June Carter (they were serious couple goals), and costumes from the movie about his life, Walk The Line.
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One employee told investigators that women on the trips were forced to "walk the line" between "not being hated and not being desired" and that several had resigned because of the recurring stress of the situation.
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Mass Effect: Andromeda aspires to walk the line between of the bright chrome of the original trilogy's space operatics and the dusty frontiers of space westerns like Firefly, Trigun, or the sandier moments of Star Wars.
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It's why women politicians have so often had to walk the line between looking appealing enough to avoid the taunts of frumpiness lobbed at Hillary Clinton but not so appealing that their attractiveness is used against them.
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Recently, on an internet deep dive into John Galliano's early-2000s collections for Dior (which walk the line between dangerous and brilliant), I came across this image again, as well as Dior's entire oeuvre of Rasta-striped accessories.
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We did some digging and found out just a few hours later at 3:40 AM, the Scottsdale PD popped Trickey for DUI claiming she reeked of alcohol, bombed the "walk the line test" and blew a .119.
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He leaves both the actors and the audience a lot of space for interpretation, and he likes to walk the line between the fascinating and the ludicrous, just where a set of ideas might turn into a mess.
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It was picked up and produced by Kidman, 50, an Oscar winner for "The Hours," and Witherspoon, 41, who took home the Academy Award in 2006 for "Walk the Line," as their first starring roles in series television.
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If he weren't up against Phoenix, he'd win this in a walk, but Phoenix, a six-time nominee who won a Golden Globe for "Walk the Line," likely has the edge for his more talked-about, transformational performance.
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So, there ya go clout chasers ... if you really want to walk the line of trespassing to take a chance at meeting Logan at his home, just have a game plan and be ready to get your ass kicked.
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It turns out that Mr. Deacon can walk the line between fantasy and appropriate as well as any of his peers, and there's a good chance we have all been introduced to the Next Big British Wedding Dress Designer.
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NBCU's streaming service Peacock launches April 15 for Comcast subscribers, everyone else on July 15 NBCUniversal's Peacock seems to walk the line between both worlds, leveraging Comcast subscribers without seeming to invest heavily in original content for the service.
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"Parks and Recreation" power couple Amy Poehler and Adam Scott took a photo together, while Reese Witherspoon and Joaquin Phoenix — who played June Carter and Johnny Cash in 2005&aposs "Walk the Line," respectively — embraced on the red carpet.
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It seems easy enough to imagine another version of the movie structured more like the aggressively heterosexual 2005 Johnny Cash biopic Walk the Line, in which John's decadeslong relationship with Furnish becomes the emotional and narrative anchor of the story.
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That puts Rubio in a pretty tricky position: He needs to walk the line between appealing to his Republican base and appealing to independents who overwhelmingly favor marriage equality and whom Rubio would likely need to win an election in November.
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Those White House aides who appeared on television Sunday morning tried to walk the line between condemning a terrorist attack at the hands of a suspected white nationalist and denying that the President failed to go far enough on Saturday.
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A 2011 post at 22 Words documented the prevalence of the "from the back" cliche, which was used in advertisements for over a dozen films, including Shoot 'Em Up, Anonymous, Walk the Line, Resident Evil Extinction, The Watchmen, and Inception.
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Google is likely trying to walk the line here between providing as much information as it can (that generally being its reason for existence, beyond profit) and not stepping into a thorny legal area by, say, suggesting someone is a criminal.
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Best Actor and Actress The SAG Award and Oscars acting nominees have had some correlations in the past, such as Reese Witherspoon who won both the Oscar and SAG Award for her role as June Carter Cash in 2006's Walk the Line.
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On tracks like "Falling Leaves" and "Changing Faces," Maguire pours her voice into its sparse blues and folk frameworks, seeping into muted piano vamps and 60s pop strings to invigorate compositions that walk the line of retro anachronism but never cross it.
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Twitter has a list of things it thinks you're interested in — here's how to see itGoogle's updates to its photos app walk the line between useful and creepyThe next looming battle in the tech world will be based around digital assistants Rep.
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Just like the vast majority of big-budget, all-action silver screen successes, though, Uncharted 4's ultimate ambition is weighed down by the necessity to confirm to audience expectations, to walk the line that precedent demands and only deviate from it sparingly.
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Though Rae told me during the TCA tour Insecure was inspired in part by Seinfeld co-creator Larry David and Curb Your Enthusiasm, her show manages to walk the line between "flawed" and "obliviously awful" in a way David's shows never did.
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A 2014 article on the German website Deutsche Welle said Mr. Hollein "manages to walk the line between art and commerce," citing for example the Städel's partnership with the German drugstore chain DM, which sells art pieces as prints for people's living rooms.
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Still, Democrats and other proponents of remaining in the agreement are skeptical that Trump can walk the line between getting tougher on Iran and torpedoing the nuclear accord — especially after his bombastic rhetoric towards Iran at last month's United Nations General Assembly.
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You see talent — obviously she logged a few hours on "The Daily Show," we could see the work is great, she knew her way around a piece, how to walk the line between the issue and comedy, but now it's your show.
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Rather, he shows it plainly, in the vein of music films like Almost Famous, Walk the Line as business as usual, which goes to show that despite the leaps and years between these movies, the revolving door of substance abuse and fame feels like forever.
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These camera-less photographs walk the line between abstraction and figuration, Hovsepian often cutting her filters open with a razor to allow slivers of light through, or fixing developer chemicals unevenly, creating what looks like bladework, and its bloody results, in black-and-white.
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White House aides who appeared on Sunday morning political talk shows tried to walk the line between condemning a terrorist attack at the hands of a suspected white nationalist and denying that the President failed to go far enough with his words on Saturday.
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When She Reminded Us of the Importance of Family "Nothing in life is worth having if I can't have you to share it with," Reese said to then-husband Ryan Phillippe and children Ava and Deacon while accepting her Golden Globe for Walk the Line.
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In a moving essay in WOMAN WALK THE LINE: How the Women in Country Music Changed Our Lives (University of Texas, $24.95), an anthology edited by Holly Gleason, Sprague describes how Rosanne Cash helped the writer through her own transition from male to female.
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In a question-and-answer session, Ms. Haspel fielded questions about recent movies she had seen ("Red Sparrow," about a Russian intelligence agent and the C.I.A.), favorite books ("Hillbilly Elegy"), preferred Johnny Cash songs ("Ring of Fire" and "I Walk the Line") and Kentucky whiskey.
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It hints that voting for his opponent, Barry Goldwater, who had a hawkish position on nuclear weapons, would lead to this: Right now, the attacks during the GOP primary have to walk the line between making people not support Trump and still supporting the party.
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Comparisons to the Johnny Cash's Walk the Line are inevitable, but I Saw the Light presents us with a hero we never feel bad rooting for—a sympathetic (and occasionally downright pathetic) figure who wants to succeed as badly as we want to see him do it.
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Maybe it's because the art form is so new, or maybe it's because the film industry is still dominated by stodgy white guys who reached maturity before hip-hop's 1990s golden age, but we have yet to see the rap version of, say, Walk the Line.
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That build versus buy decision is never an easy one, especially for a company the size of Dropbox, which had to walk the line between the two systems while it made the transition, but today it appears to have paid off in a big way for them.
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Nonetheless, Phoenix has been praised for his performance in Joker, and the movie seems to be on its way to earning its place amongst the actor's other chilling and affecting performances from films like Her, Gladiator, Walk the Line, The Master, and even I'm Still Here.
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Fox 2000 has been responsible for some of the most acclaimed — and successful — films of the last quarter century, like Fight Club, Walk the Line, The Devil Wears Prada, Marley & Me, Life of Pi, The Fault in Our Stars, Hidden Figures, The Hate U Give, and Love, Simon.
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Arshi Siddiqui, a former aide to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi who's now a lobbyist, said companies and trade groups have to walk the line between making sure they're not left out of legislation that benefits other companies or industries and avoiding the appearance of taking advantage of a crisis.
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If the central claim, that to "live effectively" you must walk the line between "a great slope of complacence on one side" and "rather a mess-up of promiscuity" on the other, sounds reasonably plausible in the moment, that is a credit to the dapper Mr. von Essen.
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Despite controversies over its original director's behavior and its casual relationship to the band's actual history, the Queen biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody" has survived and thrived this awards seasons by adhering closely to the formula of films like "Walk the Line" and "Ray" and by anchoring itself to a transcendent lead performance.
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On the latest Grey's Anatomy episode, titled "I Walk the Line," there are three fairly run-of-the-mill cases of the week — run of the mill for Grey's, of course — but the real meat of the episode revolves around Owen (Kevin McKidd), Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) and Britney, aka Betty (Peyton Kennedy).
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The songs feel so superfluous to the movie's narrative, especially compared to the much more sophisticated ways many other composer/musician biopics and dramas have handled the integration of the music into the storytelling (think of Walk the Line or What's Love Got to Do With It, for example, or even 8 Mile).
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Some other astounding numbers include the weight of her backpack in Wild (Spoiler alert: It's a lot) – and you won't believe how much dough she's earned in the box office, or how many awards she racked up for her role as Johnny Cash's great love, singer June Carter in Walk the Line.
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BELL & ROSS BR03-92 MA-1 $3,4003 The French company Bell & Ross continues to walk the line where watchmaking and fashion meet, this year injecting its square-cased BR03 pilot's watch with a dose of American military-style cachet by naming a model after the Dobbs Industries' MA-1 flight — or "bomber" — jacket of 1958.
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While Mr. Obama's two national security strategies emphasized cooperation with allies and economic partners, Mr. Trump's strategy attempts to walk the line between his campaign slogan of "America First" and an insistence that he is not rejecting working with American partners — as long as they do so on terms advantageous to the United States.
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Gifted stylists — including vets like Elizabeth Stewart, who dresses Cate Blanchett and Jessica Chastain, and Erin Walsh, who outfits Sarah Jessica Parker and Maggie Gyllenhaal — know intrinsically how to create ensembles that walk the line between old-school glamour and youthful edginess, which so often seems to be the winning recipe for a memorable red-carpet look.
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The film plays fast-and-loose with the facts, adhering to the formula of traditional biopics like "Walk the Line" and "Ray," but it was a box-office sensation for a reason, tapping into the creative breakthroughs that led to hits like the title track and into the passion that infused the band's career-capping Live Aid performance.
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That Arrival successfully explores lofty themes—the immutability of grief, the glorious struggles of communication, and the culture of fear triggered by interacting with the "other"—in what could conceivably be called a genre film is only the latest indicator of Villeneuve's versatility as a filmmaker able to capably walk the line between mass-market Hollywood fare and serious artifice.
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Yes, it's hard to shake the sense that we probably didn't need a "young Han Solo" story, and the way it tries to walk the line between explaining how the roguish Han of the original Star Wars trilogy came to be and letting this young Han have some big hero moments can feel slightly like it was engineered in a lab.
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Witherspoon's Southern accent and perky, bright-eyed demeanor always settle side by side with an intelligent edge and bite, whether she's flattening her lame ex-boyfriend while conquering Harvard Law in Legally Blonde, matching Joaquin Phoenix's Johnny Cash note for note in her Oscar-winning Walk the Line performance, or gathering her shattered sense of self while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail in Wild.
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Twitter has a list of things it thinks you're interested in — here's how to see it Google's updates to its photos app walk the line between useful and creepy The next looming battle in the tech world will be based around digital assistants Spotify is preparing to go public via an unconventional public listing later this year or early next year, at a reported valuation of $13 billion.
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