Does the publication of "Watchman" alter how we read "Mockingbird"?
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But on Friday, the watchman wasn't a man at all.
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The only employee is a watchman who opened the gate.
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"Go Set A Watchman" 15 Harper Lee (Harper, $27.99) 6.
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But over the past week, the watchman has dominated India's headlines.
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Lippincott, Tay Hohoff, made the right call in rejecting Watchman and
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Still, Jon resists temptation because he's a Good Upstanding Night's Watchman.
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The former neighborhood watchman was later acquitted of second-degree murder.
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Mercifully, there are no plans to adapt Watchman in any format.
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Or was it the watchman who had only now shown up?
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Her illness was first reported in the Pike County News Watchman.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I am the watchman of the pizzeria.
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Watchman would similarly detect such cosmic explosions, but with improved acuity.
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The police briefly detained a night watchman, but then released him.
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During the campaign, he described himself as the chowkidar — the watchman.
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"Anyhow 4,000 of this will go to the watchman," she says.
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Her father is a watchman and her mother is a maid.
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A few moments later, a watchman appeared, startled that we had entered.
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He bought me gifts, a Watchman TV, a gold watch from Disneyland.
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Given the hubbub surrounding Go Set a Watchman, it's likely that even
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Elizabeth Warren and has progressive bonafides from his days a consumer watchman.
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Party members invoked the image of a chowkidar, or "watchman" in Hindi.
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Airily waving them off was a Modi-like figure labelled chowkidar or watchman.
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The congregation is made up mostly of African migrants, said Oke, the watchman.
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She was thrust into the spotlight three years ago, when "Watchman" was released.
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"After today I can die," said 62-year-old night watchman Joaquin Ortiz.
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Watchman and is now the only publisher that can claim Harper Lee as an
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A watchman guards treasures from the thieves who prey on the city's derelict buildings.
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One of those states is Bihar, where the watchman Singh migrated from 12 years ago.
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"big reveal" of Go Set A Watchman turned out to be that the older, more
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Her second novel, Go Set a Watchman, saw release last year though not without controversy.
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" _____ The publication of "Go Set a Watchman" was announced in 2015, 55 years after "Mockingbird.
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The poisoned information ecosystem makes the job of the "watchman for truth" much more difficult...
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Related: Our lesson plan Teaching 'Mockingbird,' 'Watchman' and Harper Lee With The New York Times
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I have passed by the watchman on his beat And dropped my eyes, unwilling to explain.
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A watchman opens the gate of the deserted student boarding section of the school in Dapchi.
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Mr Gandhi incessantly labels Mr Modi, who fashions himself a chowkidar or watchman, as a thief.
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The business includes devices such as clot-preventing device Watchman and drug-releasing heart stent Synergy.
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Seven months before her death, her only known other novel, "Go Set a Watchman," was published.
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A watchman in Nairobi spoke of his "inside fear" of even coming to town on Mondays.
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It then deflates as the serene music of the night watchman plays and the curtain falls.
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Given how scarce the Sony Watchman has become, I especially like that this hack is collector-friendly.
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Along the way we picked up the local watchman who had called the cops after Jimena's discovery.
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In 2015 the discarded part of "Mockingbird" was published as "Go Set a Watchman", to tepid reviews.
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Differences between 'Mockingbird,' 'Watchman' Despite mixed reviews, the book was one of the top sellers of 2015.
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But in "Watchman," an older Atticus had racial views that left the grown-up Scout greatly disillusioned.
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For neutrino scientists, Watchman will also finance the development of improved technology to record the Cherenkov flashes.
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NEW DELHI — He called himself India's watchman, even as minorities said they felt unsafe under his gaze.
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The depiction of Atticus in "Watchman" makes for disturbing reading, and for "Mockingbird" fans, it's especially disorienting.
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Michael David Lukas's second novel, "The Last Watchman of Old Cairo," was recently published by Spiegel & Grau.
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But in "Watchman," an older Atticus had racial a views that left the grown-up Scout greatly disillusioned.
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For as was written long ago: except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.
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I felt like Dr. Manhattan in Watchman when he flees to Mars to ponder the meaning of life.
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Her novel Go Set a Watchman was published in 2015, amidst controversy surrounding the author's wishes for publication.
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He now works as a night watchman for a temporary housing project in Eureka that Ms. Chinn spearheaded.
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Nelle Harper Lee (22016–21924), author of To Kill a Mockingbird (22016) and Go Set a Watchman (20163).
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Over the next weeks, I would return, meet the cemetery's watchman, and visit other, more well-tended sections.
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" The organization's website boasts an endorsement by Vice President Mike Pence: "Keep being a 'Watchman on the Wall.
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Tom Halton, night watchman, and John Helmuth, night patrolman, seemed a bit lost at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
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Interactive literature projects such as "Go Set a Watchman," spearheaded by the Guardian, demonstrate a move towards this trend.
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The rate is comparable to what the company saw when its current Watchman product was first released, they said.
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Inn Din's Buddhist night watchman San Thein, 36, said Buddhist villagers feared being "swallowed up" by their Muslim neighbors.
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Instead of standing up to the ignorant bigots in town, the Atticus in "Watchman" shares many of their worst prejudices.
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"Watchman" has since been considered a first draft of "To Kill a Mockingbird," thus keeping Lee a one-hit wonder.
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The neighborhood watchman who killed him, George Zimmerman, was acquitted of murder after the law was included in jury instructions.
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"They have drastically changed within a couple months," Jake Smith, guardian watchman manager for the Mamalilikulla First Nation, told CNN.
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A second book, published last year, "Go Set a Watchman," became the best seller in the United States for 2015.
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In "Watchman," she's left the Deep South but hasn't figured out what to do about the people who stayed behind.
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These are to be deployed in a second phase of Watchman and then could be used in other neutrino experiments.
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When "Go Set a Watchman" was published in 2015, an Alabama lawyer called me with a catch in his voice.
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Efforts to raise the wreckage began Friday The Conception's certificate of inspection required a roving watchman, US Coast Guard Capt.
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The committee takes those duties seriously: Any watchman who doesn't show up for work is fined 100 rupees ($1.47) a day.
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"Rigid definitions of masculinity and femininity are reinforced in school settings by teachers, parents, the watchman and other adults," she said.
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Bloom's book was about Trayvon Martin, a 17-year-old African American boy who was shot by neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman.
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Tripoli Journal TRIPOLI, Libya — Cracking open the giant church door, the Nigerian watchman cast a wary eye over the deserted street.
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But a night watchman alerted the police, and they were caught, odd burglars in business suits carrying cameras and walkie-talkies.
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" But Crespino demonstrates that "To Kill a Mockingbird," while it is the superior storytelling book, wobbles morally in comparison to "Watchman.
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He had called his father hours before to celebrate that he had passed the exam qualifying him for the watchman job.
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I could reiterate how I see Go Set a Watchman, last year's controversial publication, as the unedited pre-Mockingbird manuscript it is.
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ET. Trayvon, 17, was fatally shot by a volunteer neighborhood watchman in Florida, sparking national outrage and calls for stricter gun control.
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My little part-timer watchman job was about making sure that all the full-time security guys would lose their jobs forever.
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The book's continued popularity, and the success of the author's only other published work, "Go Set a Watchman," certainly support this claim.
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In that film, "Time Stood Still" (1959), he chronicled in an understated style the rapport between the dam's watchman and his apprentice.
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The alter ego of former scientist Jonathan Osterman, he is the only Watchman to have real superpowers rather than natural-born strengths.
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If you actually smell like fish, it is a sign of bacterial vaginosis, and you should go set a watchman down there.
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"I don't know why they started it," said Rakesh Yadav, a 37-year-old watchman from India's most populous state of Uttar Pradesh.
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The news comes seven months after Lee's second novel, Go Set a Watchman, was published more than 55 years after it was written.
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A Sanford, Florida jury had acquitted Zimmerman, a former neighborhood watchman, of murder in the fatal shooting of the 17-year-old Martin.
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Maybe it's named after the super old and very racist Atticus Finch who appears in Harper Lee's 2015 novel Go Set a Watchman?
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"Watchman for truth" is a concept that has kept coming up through the years, sometimes attributed to others, though it originated with Jackson.
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Click here to view original GIFBefore the Nintendo Switch, iPhone, and even the Game Boy, the 1986 Sony Watchman was my first gadget obsession.
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At the site, the watchman showed us where the body had been positioned, and how he'd marked off the area back in February 2012.
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This was, of course, years before Go Set a Watchman made Atticus' paternalistic racism clear and sparked hundreds of think pieces on the topic.
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The neighborhood watchman who killed him, George Zimmerman, was acquitted of murder after the state's stand your ground law was included in jury instructions.
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The FLX model, launched in some European markets in November, is a second-generation version of the Watchman device sold in the United States.
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For Oke, the church watchman, it may be a moment of truth: to pray for the migrants, or join them on their perilous voyage?
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Ms. Garcia's story takes place in 1943 in Cuba, where a night watchman is taken hostage by German soldiers who arrive in a submarine.
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In 2018, he executive-produced another documentary series, this one about Trayvon Martin, the black teenager killed by a Florida neighborhood watchman in 143.
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Over time, she became more and more of a recluse, and her only other contribution to literature while alive was the divisively received Watchman.
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But while Watchman made headlines, To Kill a Mockingbird remains a beloved, frequently taught American classic that's far more likely to define her legacy.
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"We're the eyes and the ears," Ms. Pronteau said as she walked a stretch of rocky beach in her black Coastal Guardian Watchman jacket.
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In 270, he executive produced another documentary series, this one about Trayvon Martin, the black teenager killed by a Florida neighborhood watchman in 2200.
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In "Watchman," a grown-up Scout is sickened by the bigotry of her father, who once attended a Klan meeting and holds deeply segregationist views.
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Similarly divisive was the announcement last year that "Go Set a Watchman" had been found in a bank safe deposit box and would be published.
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These days, arrests related to methamphetamine and heroin are more likely to make the front page of the Pike County News Watchman than marijuana busts.
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This equates to about three-quarters of Krivenchik's monthly salary as a watchman at a granary, but he does not like to hunt year-round.
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Though fans of Lee's iconic story were delighted at the initial news of Go Set A Watchman, the announcement was met with controversy fairly quickly.
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They mention, too, how Harper Lee's "Go Set a Watchman" dismayed readers who loved "To Kill a Mockingbird" and wanted its world to remain intact.
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That was what made the publication 55 years later in July 2015 of "Go Set a Watchman" such an unexpected and somewhat controversial literary event.
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HarperCollins also published hardcover and e-book editions of "To Kill a Mockingbird" and published Ms. Lee's second novel, "Go Set a Watchman," last year.
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She wrote "Go Set a Watchman" about the struggle she had getting her father to understand her frustrations about the racism in her small town.
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The dispute over the character of Atticus was especially charged because of the controversial publication of Ms. Lee's novel "Go Set a Watchman" in 2015.
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Modi campaigned extensively on his image as a strong defense-minded leader, dubbing himself the "chowkidar" (watchman) of the nation, especially with respect to rival Pakistan.
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Qhorin Halfhand, another senior Night's Watchman taken prisoner by the wildlings, has Jon kill him so the Free Folk see him as being on their side.
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On the second night of the experiment, the night watchman camped out in the left side of their brain seemed to be asleep on the job.
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" Guest created a few famous characters during his season, including a pain-obsessed night watchman Frankie, and briefly hosted "Saturday Night News," the renamed "Weekend Update.
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In "Go Set a Watchman," her first attempt at fictionalizing him, Scout is twenty-six and living in New York, doing what, exactly, we never learn.
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"We couldn't do that in 1987," said Robert Svoboda, a professor of physics at the University of California, Davis and a member of the Watchman team.
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The shockingly different portrayal of him in "Go Set a Watchman" (2015) has kept him at the center of lively literary conversations in the 21st century.
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This is a hack for hack's sake, but it warms my heart knowing that my beloved Watchman still might have a few more tricks up its sleeve.
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"The watchman has become a symbol of the country's nationalism," he said, equating everyone from teachers and doctors to watchmen guarding the country in their own way.
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In the city of Lausanne, near the French border, a watchman climbs to the top of a cathedral's bell tower to call out the time every hour.
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During the conversation, Mahoney talked about the market opportunity for the FDA-approved Watchman device, created to reduce the risk of stroke, and its next-generation stent.
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Moving forward, the researchers would like to know if the default-mode is the only night watchman, and if other parts of the brain remain on alert.
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Last year saw a media frenzy surrounding the publication of "Go Set a Watchman," an early version of "Mockingbird," which it seems Lee never intended to publish.
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It's part of the "Circle of Fathers Conference" organized by the Trayvon Martin Foundation, which honors the unarmed teenager gunned down in 2012 by a neighborhood watchman.
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When Harper Lee, the author of "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Go Set a Watchman," died two years ago at 89, one story ended and another began.
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"There's so much dust and grime in here that occasionally I tell visitors they should bring a surgical mask," said Mr. Fernandes, 57, the church's lonely watchman.
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She never published another novel — until the summer of 2015, when HarperCollins announced that it would publish the original Go Set a Watchman with only light copy edits.
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On the two occasions when a security officer stopped by to check on the hangars, the watchman used a walkie-talkie to warn the others to stay quiet.
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Originally written in the 1950s, Watchman is effectively a follow-up to Lee's breakthrough debut novel, which in its 55 years has sold a remarkable 19573 million copies.
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In the five years since George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watchman, shot and killed Trayvon in Sanford, Florida, Trayvon has often been referred to as this generation's Emmett Till.
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This lesson is especially evident in Louise Erdrich's The Night Watchman, inspired by her own grandfather and the legal battles he and so many other Native peoples fought.
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It's a decision that's the reverse of Go Set A Watchman, Harper Lee's "first draft" of To Kill A Mockingbird, which stars an alternate, overtly racist Atticus Finch.
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Luna, a 55-year-old parking lot watchman, took a kilogram of cuts home knowing they were bad, but doing what he could to make the meat edible.
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Per Evenson, a fire watchman posted in the tower on Linnekleppen, a rocky hill southeast of Oslo, counted 11 separate forest fires in one day in early July.
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That image was undermined by "Watchman," which portrays Atticus as an aging bigot who rants against his grown-up daughter, Scout, when she argues in favor of racial integration.
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In the 18th century Jeremy Bentham, a British philosopher, invented a prison in which a single watchman could observe all the prisoners all the time, calling it the Panopticon.
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Lee died in her hometown of Monroeville, Alabama, in February 2016 about seven months after publishing "Go Set a Watchman," a companion book to her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.
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In 2012, the death of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed Black teenager shot to death by a neighborhood watchman, began a discussion about race that evolved into a national movement.
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An outsize flashlight stolen by Si'r and his friends from a night watchman in one of the movie's first scenes reappears throughout to illuminate (or not) the tangled conflicts.
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A collaboration of American and British scientists announced on Tuesday that they would build a test antineutrino detector called Watchman in a mine on the northeast coast of England.
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In this field, every person must be his own watchman for truth, because the forefathers did not trust any government to separate the true from the false for us.
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For the rest of the afternoon — walking around the synagogues, talking to their watchman, and listening to the story of their reconstruction — this question kept playing in my head.
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It is like a neighborhood watchman calling for urgent police action then refusing to give any information about a crime until he gets certain assurances on the trial conditions.
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"According to (Gui's wife's) words retold by the watchman of the building, he left the apartment with several men who claimed to be his friends," Lee said in the email.
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Jerusalem by Alan Moore Alan Moore is one of the greatest comic book writers currently living, known for his legendary work on books such as Watchman and V for Vendetta.
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The law, made famous by the 2012 killing of Trayvon Martin by neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman, lets people use deadly force against if they feel their lives are in danger.
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As for Lee, it's entirely possible she was cognizant of how bad Watchman was, and wanted it released to help tear down the cloying myth that Atticus Finch had become.
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"The depiction of Atticus in 'Watchman' makes for disturbing reading, and for 'Mockingbird' fans, it's especially disorienting," Michiko Kakutani wrote in a review of the book in The New York Times.
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Debates over "Mockingbird" took off last summer with the publication of an early version of that novel, "Go Set a Watchman," in which Atticus, shockingly, emerges as a bigot and segregationist.
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They react with suspicion that he is a spy; anger toward the missing men; bitterness that the watchman aroused their suspicion by refusing to admit that he had simply fallen asleep.
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Check out Emma Thompson's take on Emma by Jane Austen, Reese Witherspoon's reading of Harper Lee's Go Set a Watchman, or Jake Gyllenhaal's rendition of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby.
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He died either by his own hand or that of the town's night watchman George Nichols, a rumor raised hours after the shooting and never fully solved to the town's satisfaction.
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The BJP presented him as a muscular Hindu watchman who would defend the country, a narrative boosted by a military confrontation with Muslim majority Pakistan just weeks before campaigning kicked off.
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Revenue from the company's book publishing business fell 4.9 percent to $389 million, compared with the year-ago quarter, which gained from the release of Harper Lee's "Go Set a Watchman".
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Intrepid guests staying in the six Watchman cabins by the Firetower can kick off their stay with this uphill climb, though they'd do best to let an SUV transport their luggage.
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She was at first credited with recovering Ms. Lee's long lost novel, and recounted how she discovered the manuscript for "Watchman" in a safe deposit box in the summer of 2014.
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Estranged from her family and with no friends to call her own, Sapana seldom ventures out of the bungalow she lives in with her trusted attendant, Kalamma (Vinodhini Vaidyanathan), and a watchman.
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Controversy still buzzes around the release of Go Set a Watchman, which is in many ways an early draft of Mockingbird and shows an adult Scout becoming disillusioned with her racist father.
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" The Broadway debut is a new cultural milestone for "Mockingbird," which in the last year has been overshadowed and diminished by the controversial publication of Ms. Lee's novel "Go Set a Watchman.
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Hansson explains that he worked as an extra on the show in various seasons playing a Watchman, an undead wight, and a wildling, braving thin costumes, recalcitrant horses, and very bad weather.
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"The watchman inspects the canal and, if any repair is needed, immediately informs the committee president or secretary, and they in turn ask a member to go and repair it," said Talukdar.
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The Congress Party's Rahul Gandhi attempted to turn this on its head, repeatedly saying the watchman was in fact a thief by making reference to a controversy over a recent defense deal.
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Some of the discounts they've had in the past were "Girl on the Train" for $1.99, "Gone Girl" for $2.99, "Go Set a Watchman" for $3.99, and "Game of Thrones" for $1.99.
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Earlier this year, Valve partnered with Microsoft to allow Steam games to run on its mixed reality headsets, and Valve gives developers free reference to its design for the Watchman tracking module.
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In Lee's second novel, "Go Set a Watchman" which was published last year and quickly became a bestseller, an older Atticus had racial views that left the grown-up Scout greatly disillusioned.
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In addition, "Go Set a Watchman," her second novel, was the best-selling book of 20143 in the United States, and sold more than 1.6 million hardcover copies, according to NPD BookScan.
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In Lee's only other novel, "Go Set a Watchman," published in 2015 but written before "Mockingbird," Finch is depicted as a bigot and racist who opposed desegregation efforts in the United States.
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Modi and his BJP party have adopted the term Chowkidar, which means watchman, as a campaign identity, with its members using the word as a prefix to their names on social media profiles.
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"Brendan Tighe was a Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization security guard/night watchman from 2002 to 2009," Karin Pouw, from the Church of Scientology International, told Kelly, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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He adopts different personas, too: a hug-happy uncle on trips abroad, a finger-wagging prosecutor against critics, a pious ascetic for the religious, a chowkidar (watchman) to please law-and-order nationalists.
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The set up is quite fiddly, involving the Switch and the 1986 Sony Watchman Pocket TV, a HDMI cable, a HDMI to AV converter, a VCR, an RF signal booster, and an aerial.
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Suspending Watchman FLX sales in Europe will not affect the company's revenue forecast this year of $175 million to $200 million for its structural heart division that includes the device, company officials said.
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It is possible, though, that the estate may relicense the mass market rights for a new advance, most likely with HarperCollins, which published Ms. Lee's second book, "Go Set a Watchman," last year.
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Black children are also more at risk of being assaulted, seriously injured or killed by a parent than by a police officer, a neighborhood watchman or an irritated racist who hates rap music.
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In recent days, leaders and supporters of Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have launched a coordinated effort to popularize his watchman campaign, with many changing their social media names to add the prefix 'chowkidar'.
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Even more troubling for some fans and readers, "Watchman" introduced a radically different version of the lawyer Atticus Finch, the moral center of "Mockingbird" and one of the most beloved figures in American literature.
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It seems to be a nod to the racist version of Atticus as written in "Go Set a Watchman", though Mr Sorkin has said that he has not read the book, published in 2015.
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At one point, an organizer recalled a similar rally held in the city four years ago in memory of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black Florida teenager who was shot dead by a volunteer watchman.
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The podcast includes a raft of interviews, including one with the night watchman who let in the thieves and the first public interview with a second museum guard who was on duty that night.
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Several law enforcement sources also told the Times that evidence points to several "serious safety deficiencies," including that there was no "roaming night watchman" onboard, who could have kept a lookout for any danger.
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As the surviving watchman on the president's right flank since the removal in August of Stephen K. Bannon as chief strategist, Mr. Miller also remains a key craftsman in speechwriting at the White House.
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Another time, after the shooting death of a black teenager by a neighborhood watchman resulted in a storm of protest, that president remarked that the victim looked like he could have been his son.
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Although dismaying to some Lee fans, the belated publication of "Watchman," an apprentice work containing the germ plasm of "Mockingbird," cast light on the virtues and limitations of the author and her canonical novel.
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And many "Mockingbird" fans were shocked by the way Atticus is depicted in "Watchman," which portrays him as an aging racist and segregationist who opposes his daughter Scout's more enlightened views on civil rights.
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After failing to gain admission to the fine-arts academies in Dresden and East Berlin, Mr. Penck worked for several years as a stoker, a newspaper deliverer, a margarine packer and a night watchman.
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In 2015, her review of Harper Lee's "Go Set a Watchman" was the first to tell readers that the beloved character Atticus Finch, the progressive hero of "To Kill a Mockingbird," harbored racist views.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - For over a decade Arvind Singh has worked as a watchman in New Delhi, doing the rounds of the streets with a whistle and a wooden stick to keep vigil at night.
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Hughie was the hotel's night watchman for years, and he was a witness to Erie's days of glory as a gambler and a lady's man — or at least to Erie's overblown tales of those days.
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Carter had said she came across the "Watchman" manuscript while doing legal work for Lee in 2014 and an investigation by Alabama state officials found there was no coercion in getting Lee's permission to publish.
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A U.S. Coast Guard spokesman has previously said that a safety certificate for the 75-foot Conception required that at least one crew member serve as a "night watchman" on the ship while passengers slept.
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Some scholars and fans embraced "Watchman" as a long awaited sequel to Ms. Lee's debut work, while others dismissed it as an inferior rough draft, one that was eventually polished and reshaped into a masterpiece.
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He was already at work on the new edition in 2015, when Ms. Lee's publisher, HarperCollins, announced that she would release a second novel, "Go Set a Watchman," which she wrote in the mid 1950s.
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Among the few other residents up with them then is an elderly night watchman on their block who has walked for hours among the closed shops along the way — construction materials, polished window frames, medicines.
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That's because the latest campaign to be launched this week by Prime Minister Narendra Modi just before a general election beginning on April 11 is the "Main bhi chowkidar" or "I am also a watchman" campaign.
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Lee found a literary agent in 20163 and delivered her first finished manuscript one year later — a novel called Go Set a Watchman about a young woman from Alabama coming to terms with her racist father.
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When Sybrina Fulton's unarmed 17-year-old son Trayvon Martin was shot and killed by a watchman in their Sanford, Florida, neighborhood in 2012, she made it her life's mission to end senseless shootings in America.
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It was while writing about the emergence in 2015 of "Go Set a Watchman"—in fact an early draft of "Mockingbird"—that Ms Cep learned of the existence of at least part of another Lee manuscript.
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She recently made headlines when Go Set a Watchman, billed as a sequel but is more accurately an earlier draft of To Kill a Mockingbird, hit bookstores last July, raising many questions across the literary world.
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The novel's title character, Thomas Wazhashk, is a night watchman for a factory where women of the Turtle Mountain clan work by day, using gemstones as drill bits for Defense Department ordnance and for Bulova watches.
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He's convinced to stay and head north of the Wall to try to work out WTF is going on with the White Walkers, and to look for his missing uncle Benjen, a Night's Watchman who has disappeared.
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The numbers, which include hardcover, e-book, and audio purchases, would make Clinton's inaugural novel the best-selling adult fiction book in its first week since Harper Lee's "Go Set a Watchman," according to the Associated Press.
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Lee's last year of life was marred by the controversy over Go Set a Watchman, a novel billed as a sequel to To Kill a Mockingbird that was suddenly announced in February 2015 and published in July.
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"The suicide bomber parked his vehicle laden with explosive nearby the house and walked to the house, where he shot the watchman who was on duty, and later he blew up his explosives inside," Colonel Khan said.
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"It's not just difficult but impossible to escape the watchman," India's law minister, Ravi Shankar Prasad, wrote in Hindi on Twitter above a headline about Nirav Modi's arrest, drawing on a line from a Bollywood crime film.
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"We find it hard to believe based upon what we know that the company had no knowledge that Conception failed to assign a night watchman and that the vessel was dangerously undermanned," Arnold said in his statement.
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In addition to the royalties earned by "Mockingbird," thought to top $3 million a year, a second book Ms. Lee published last year, "Go Set a Watchman," was the best-selling book of 2015 in the United States.
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Lee reportedly had written "Go Set a Watchman" first but, at the suggestion of a wise editor, set it aside to tell a tale of race in the South from the child's point of view in the 1930s.
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Lee reportedly had written "Go Set a Watchman" first but, at the suggestion of a wise editor, set it aside to tell a tale of race in the South from the child's point of view in the 20063s.
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In tests, merely holding up a piece of cardboard with this pattern on it was enough to make an individual—who would be eminently visible to a human security guard—vanish from the sight of a computerised watchman.
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Reviews of "Watchman" were mixed, but even people who found it to be vastly inferior to "Mockingbird" agree that it sheds new light on her creative process and her thoughts on the Civil Rights movement and Southern politics.
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Whereas "Mockingbird" was set in the 1930s and was seen through the eyes of Scout as a girl (she is almost 6 when that novel begins), "Watchman" takes place in the 1950s around the time of the Brown v.
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For decades, Lee adamantly refused publicity and didn't publish another piece of work — which is why it was surprising when "Go Set a Watchman," said to be its sequel, was published in 2015, and to mixed reviews at best.
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Analysts said the full-year outlook reflected higher expectations for organic sales growth due to strong sales of Boston Scientific's clot-preventing device Watchman and drug-releasing heart stent Synergy, both of which are part of its cardiovascular business.
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Combined with the surprising timing of the book—after the death of her sister, Alice, who had been the diligent protector of her work and legacy—many wondered if the decision to publish Watchman was made without Lee's approval.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - Former Florida volunteer community watchman George Zimmerman, whose 2012 killing of unarmed black teen Trayvon Martin drew attention across the United States, sued Martin's family and lawyers on Wednesday, saying they used a fake witness against him.
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There is nothing in Lee's own letters about the scandal that blew up in the last year of her life over "Go Set A Watchman", the belatedly published forerunner to "To Kill A Mockingbird" that portrays Atticus Finch as racist.
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Harper Lee, who is best known for penning the Pulitzer Prize-winning book To Kill a Mockingbird and most recently publishing its long-awaited sequel Go Set a Watchman, passed away at the age of 89 in her Alabama home.
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You might remember that name from a scene in The Grapes of Wrath, in which a watchman at the migrant worker camp in Weedpatch tells the Joad family about the "Holy Rollers" — Pentecostal ministers — who had been coming through town.
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The novel, Go Set A Watchman, was actually written before To Kill A Mockingbird, but the plot of the new book functions as more of a sequel, focusing on an adult-aged Scout who returns to Maycomb from New York.
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Board of Education by joining the Citizens' Council, a sort of genteel K.K.K. Atticus is what the historian Isabel Wilkerson has called "a gentleman bigot," and "Watchman" is full of stilted exchanges between a benighted father and his more enlightened daughter.
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As thousands gathered on the steps facing the sacred river for the evening prayer ceremony on Thursday, a large sign with Mr. Modi's "watchman" slogan, projecting himself as the protector of India, floated in front of them in lit letters.
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He called himself the chowkidar — the watchman — and he has pushed a more forceful foreign policy than India has pursued in years, including standing up to China, nearly going to war with Pakistan and drawing closer to the United States.
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A night watchman working near the Malecon — the seaside boulevard where so many young people gather that Cubans often call it the city's longest sofa — said he had seen busloads of soldiers pass by before Mr. Castro's death was widely known.
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The defects of the Stand Your Ground law, which was enacted in 2005, were highlighted in the case of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black teenager, who was shot to death in 2012 by George Zimmerman, a self-appointed neighborhood watchman.
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"If PM was a chowkidar, would Nirav Modi run away?" said another watchman, Mohammed Nayyar, referring to a billionaire jeweler who fled to Britain last year before an alleged $2 billion loan fraud he is accused of being involved in came to light.
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But in Bologna one professor might have noted that "Watchman", in which the noble Atticus suddenly expressed racist opinions, had opened up "Mockingbird" to new and startling interpretations: which surely should encourage the millions who loved it to read it all over again.
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Famous for her literary classic "To Kill a Mockingbird," Harper Lee passed away at the age of 89 this February, less than a year after the release of her other novel "Go Set a Watchman," which also tackles the topic of racial injustice.
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Those plans include refurbishing a historic building to become a Lee-dedicated museum and building life-size replicas of homes from her famous novel and its somewhat controversial 2015 sequel, Go Set a Watchman, released just months before the author's death at 89.
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It also clarifies the hugely negative reaction many had to Go Set a Watchman, Lee's follow-up novel (which she actually wrote before Mockingbird), which was published in 2015 amid much mystery as to whether she had actually signed off on it.
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"It was like he was showing off," said Efren Portades, 275, a watchman in the town of Balabac, a marshy island community in the Philippines near the sea border with Malaysia, who led the search for Mr. Bonite, a 33-year-old fisherman.
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The fire that killed 34 people on a commercial dive boat off the California coast started while all crew members were asleep, federal investigators said Thursday, confirming the lack of a "night watchman" whose job it is to look after the vessel overnight.
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According to court documents, Ms. Lee earned as much as $1.6 million in royalties from the sale of "Mockingbird" over a single six-month period, and her second book, "Go Set a Watchman," was the best-selling book of 2015 in the United States.
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In addition to being this year's fastest seller, Barnes & Noble also announced that "Becoming" had the best first-week sales of any adult book since 1673's "Go Set a Watchman," the highly anticipated second novel from "To Kill A Mockingbird" author Harper Lee.
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The campaign came in response to the opposition Congress party's slogan "chowkidar chor hai", or the nation's "watchman is a thief", which it began using late last year to refer to Modi in connection with allegations of irregularities in the awarding of a defense contract.
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But look back at the campaign that's just ended, and Modi the would be reformer is barely visible, replaced by Modi the protector, with the prime minister casting himself as the nation's muscular "Chowkidar," or watchman, guarding the nation's interests against challengers foreign and domestic.
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She has been there for several years and spends her days walking the perimeter, like a watchman making constant rounds, although she is shy and does not want to come close, even for a treat of a sweet pumpkin offered freely through the fence.
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That Atticus is almost nowhere to be found in "Watchman," which was published shortly after the death of Lee's older sister Alice, her longtime lawyer, and amid claims that Lee herself was too compromised by age and a severe stroke to make her own decisions.
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She held up a packet of Skittles, the candy Trayvon Martin bought before being shot by an unofficial neighborhood watchman in 2012; a subway card, a reference to Oscar Grant's death in 2009 after being fatally shot by a BART Police officer in Oakland, Calif.
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Many fans were shocked to discover that Atticus Finch, the crusading lawyer who fights for racial equality in "Mockingbird," is depicted in "Watchman" as an aging racist and segregationist who clashes with his daughter, a grown-up Scout, over her support for civil rights.
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Joseph Crespino, a professor of history at Emory University who recently published a book about Atticus Finch, said that the publication of "Watchman" revealed that Ms. Lee once had a darker view of the character, and turned Atticus into a more nuanced and complex figure.
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During a family vacation last week in Montana, where Mickelson was taking time off after finishing second at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, his elder daughter, Amanda, a high school junior, mentioned a book she had recently finished, "Go Set a Watchman" by Harper Lee.
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Although Lee's posthumously published novel Go Set a Watchman complicates Finch's heroism with a significantly darker characterization—he's basically a racist—the murky circumstances surrounding its publication have allowed the Atticus Finch of To Kill a Mockingbird to remain the canonical model dad that most readers remember.
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After the death of her sister Alice in 2014, she had increasingly relied on the counsel and companionship of her lawyer, Tonja Carter, who was the trustee of her estate and the person who said she discovered the manuscript for "Watchman" in a bank safe deposit box.
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"African Americans are living in hell in the inner cities...You walk to the store for a loaf of bread you get shot," he told a crowd in Sanford, Florida, the city where unarmed teen Trayvon Martin was shot dead by a neighborhood watchman in 693.
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When Lee died in 2016 at the age of 89, she hadn't given a substantive interview in decades, and her reticence added to the mystery of why she decided to publish "Go Set a Watchman" in 2015, a novel she had set aside in the 1950s.
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The findings come amid reports that the lack of a "roaming night watchman," someone who is required to be awake at night in order to alert passengers to incidents such as a fire, could mean that the Conception violated safety rules, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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They murdered the watchman and made off with four barrels of gunpowder, a keg of musket balls, and forty guns, then used those supplies to make their way southward, raiding estates and burning whatever plantation land they could, disrupting the agricultural economy and, more crucially, recruiting comrades.
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Jack-O'-Lanterns, for instance, can be traced back to a 17th-century name for a watchman — and unexplained lights in the night — and were later associated with an old Irish tale of a man whose trickery with the devil left him stranded between heaven and hell.
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It remained an open question, for many critics, whether "Go Set a Watchman" was anything more than the initial draft of "To Kill a Mockingbird," from which, at the behest of her editors, Ms. Lee had excised the scenes from Scout's childhood and developed them into a separate book.
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For those Giralt Brun can coax onto the screen from the criminal underworld, it is a chance for them to do something different from the day-to-day, to escape the innate boredom of jobs such as being a cartel watchman, as well as earn some extra money.
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Trudging through snow to get the right angle on a locomotive as it barreled over a winter landscape in Quebec, or framing a quiet scene where a cat rubbed against the leg of a night watchman in Hardeeville, South Carolina, Shaughnessy sought to capture every aspect of the railroad.
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In February of 2015, when HarperCollins announced its plans to publish Go Set a Watchman (either the first draft or the sequel of Mockingbird, depending on whom you ask) — ostensibly with the full approval of the notoriously reclusive and press-shy Lee — many speculated that Carter was manipulating her elderly client.
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But the white daughter they kept, Amy, who is now married and goes by the last name Roost, began thinking about the family secret again in 2012, after Trayvon Martin, a black teenager, was killed by a neighborhood watchman in Florida, setting off a national conversation about racial disparities in America.
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Many Indians appreciate his intensity, which he constantly demonstrates in huge rallies where hundreds of thousands of people gather under the hot sun to hear him thunder about being India's watchman — his new campaign slogan — and how he is the best candidate to preside over this dizzyingly diverse nation of 1.3 billion.
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But what would the "fantastic style" of the time be without a few outlandish quirks, as when the string players put down their bows and strummed along with the bass-baritone Peter Becker, lurking in the background and proclaiming the late hour, in a movement of Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber's serenade "The Night Watchman"?
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The publication of "Watchman" — in the midst of debates over police violence, the Confederate battle flag and the Black Lives Matter movement — was also a reminder of how closely associated "Mockingbird" was, in many older readers' minds, with the civil rights movement of the 1960s and how it had become part of the national dialogue about race and justice.
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"Visions of Johanna" (22001) Again combining large-scale existential gripes ("We sit here stranded, though we're all doing' our best to deny it") with small-scale finery ("We can hear the night watchman click his flashlight / ask himself if it's him or them that's really insane"), "Visions" is regularly cited as one of Dylan's greatest achievements. 22001.
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Indeed, affection for the book is so abiding and strong that it has apparently withstood last year's controversial publication of Lee's only other novel, "Go Set a Watchman, "a longer, earlier draft of "Mockingbird" in which an older Atticus Finch is depicted as a far less racially tolerant man than he's shown in the earlier novel.
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Mr. Moll bid an emotional farewell to the opera stage in 2006 on the last night of the annual Munich Opera Festival at the Bavarian State Opera, singing the small role of the Night Watchman in Wagner's "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" — a part he had sung nearly four decades earlier as a young performer at the Bayreuth Festival.
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A black teenager gets killed by a self-appointed neighborhood watchman, another black teen gets shot by a police officer after an altercation through the cop car window, and new social media technology assure that the whole nation knows about these incidents and what happens in their wake, whereas just a few years before they could have remained local events barely discussed beyond where they happened.
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" Mr. Rudin's lawsuit alluded to the contrast between the two novels, and insisted that the play remains faithful to the original Atticus, saying "the character of Atticus in the draft script remained noble and idealistic, and true to the character as he appeared in 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' and did not in any way progress to or resemble the older, racist Atticus of 'Go Set a Watchman.
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It doesn't require you to open or make any modifications to the classic portable TV. What YouTube's My Mate VINCE instead did was connect his Nintendo Switch's digital HDMI cable to an analog converter, which was then piped into an old VCR which converted the signal to RF. Wiring the VCR to an antenna, with a signal booster in-between, essentially created a low-power pirate TV station the Watchman could be tuned into.
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This project — with a capitalization cost of up to $7.5 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission — had some particular risk factors from the start: Lee died shortly after agreeing to allow Mr. Sorkin to write the adaptation, leaving her legacy in the hands of Ms. Carter, who had already created controversy with her role in the publication of "Go Set a Watchman," an early draft of "Mockingbird," while Lee was in declining health.
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