It's about seeing the world beyond our own ideological filters.
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It could be an automated world beyond our current imagination.
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But "Midsummer" makes room for the world beyond as well.
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It is certainly a world beyond the scope of modern politics.
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In time, that world beyond made me more of a whole person.
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Ms Kushner makes the prison, and the world beyond its walls, vivid.
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The actress' image is ubiquitous in China and the fashion world beyond.
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But she was at home in the kitchen and the world beyond.
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And yet, they persevered, and thrived and uplifted the world beyond measure.
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The world beyond, with its terrors and complications, seemed very far away.
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There were, Rhodes slowly realized, events in the world beyond America's influence.
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"Outside" is how villagers refer to the world beyond their constricted boundaries.
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Does this dark blue trapezoid gesture to a world beyond, a sublime?
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Notably, very little is exposed or discussed about the world beyond the park.
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Players feel they have become different people in another world beyond the screen.
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The next best mobile operating system for the developing world beyond Google's Android?
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Clearly, the world beyond our state has come to appreciate this Louisiana lawyer.
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You build a submarine to go after him, and find a world beyond imagining.
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Ged gives the girl-priestess her first glimpse of the world beyond the tombs.
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Does Game of Thrones have anything to say about the world beyond its borders?
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Bruno's chapter is the most suggestive of a wider world beyond the market walls.
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Schools need to become much more deeply attached to the world beyond their walls.
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And the "brave new world" beyond Prospero's cell suddenly feels more revolting than tempting.
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Thanks to Jackie Chan, Bollywood and Disney I discovered a world beyond our borders.
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Unlike most ecologists of his time, Beebe saw the world beyond science's narrow lens.
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There is no world beyond the one where you shoot and scan mutated creatures.
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This isn't to say the MCU hasn't engaged with the real world beyond pure escapism.
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He and the rest of the villagers aren't aware there's a world beyond the valley.
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For one thing, it keeps glancing outward, to the world beyond the streets of Philadelphia.
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How one might improve the world beyond a superficial awareness remains unclear, but, baby steps.
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Not just within our own four walls but also in the wider world beyond them.
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To escape, Holden flees into the ring, and into a strange new world beyond it.
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I was hungry to experience the world beyond my room and its stained chartreuse rug.
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They were told that the world beyond The Crick was scary and brimming with evil.
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" Even in blindness there was always a door, a hint of "a world beyond sight.
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The stock-trading minigame deftly hints at a wider world beyond your bare-bones interface.
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It took a crew into an Icelandic blizzard to capture the world beyond the Wall.
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ALICE SLATER, NEW YORK The writer serves on the coordinating committee of World Beyond War.
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THIS JUST IN ... Here's what else is going on in the world beyond the midterms.
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Ms. Madikizela-Mandela cherished conversation with outsiders and word of the world beyond her confines.
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Coatless, preparing to uproot my life in mere days and explore the world beyond the net.
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But that's not all that Clinton has contributed to the world beyond the P-Funk universe.
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I reach you and the world beyond the prison walls through messages conveyed by my lawyers.
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Black Panther revealed a whole world beyond what superhero movies had ever dared to dream of.
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Over the decades, though, homeowners have expanded their claim on the world beyond their lot lines.
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We cannot maintain expensive foreign bureaus if audiences are uninterested in the world beyond our shores.
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This allows the series to hint at how the world beyond Offred's narrow perspective is faring.
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In the world beyond the bulkheads, the vulnerable always see a disproportionate burden of infectious disease.
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"Inlets 2" is one Cunningham-Cage view of Zen: Pay attention to the world beyond man.
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He saw the shimmering reflection of the Gulf of California and wondered about the world beyond.
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The show has already moved past Atwood's original material, expanding deeper into Gilead and world beyond it.
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They come from across the globe to seek a spiritual connection with the world beyond this one.
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He did not counsel war, but neither did he counsel isolation from the world beyond our shores.
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Mr. Bourdain was my role model and my guide to the world beyond my small Pennsylvania town.
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Richardson regularly breaks the fourth wall of sportscasting, acknowledging the existence of a larger world beyond soccer.
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No matter what happens to the detective, something beautiful will live on in the world beyond him.
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Let's attend to some housekeeping before we see what's out there in the world beyond the kitchen.
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The lesson: Put down your phone from time to time, behold the world beyond that backlit screen. Otherwise?
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Los Angeles wants to be the new home of mobility, a showcase for the world beyond just cars.
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There's a horizon, and over that horizon in the utopia of friendship, love, and the world beyond us.
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The second season is expected to go beyond the plot of the novel, exploring the world beyond Gilead.
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As it embraces a world beyond Windows, Microsoft is increasingly focusing its efforts on businesses rather than consumers.
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This heightened sense of the world beyond their borders seems to make the Puteens more receptive towards it.
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In other words, Dishonored had to imply a world beyond the confines of its carefully constructed puzzle-boxes.
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Villeneuve seems to have been more inspired by the task of creating a world beyond the city limits.
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Though their precise methods differ, "challenge-driven universities" share an openness to the world beyond the ivory towers.
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Ms. Fentroy, whose focus was Harriet Tubman, said Ms. McIntyre opened their minds to the world beyond dance.
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I don't think she knew there was a world beyond Palestine before she had to leave in 1948.
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I was thinking about this as I was reading Matthew Crawford's excellent book The World Beyond Your Head.
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The same pattern emerged in Mr. Graham's approach to Christian witness in the world beyond the United States.
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A much wider world beyond what we looked at before, and trying to unify those worlds for people.
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The Trump administration is trying to limit its influence around the world beyond trade, experts and academics say.
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"It opened the door to thinking about theatrical space as a world beyond the stage," Ms. Akalaitis said.
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But it may make you question the nature of your engagement with that issue and the world beyond.
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And they'll be joined by four new characters who expand the Stranger Things world beyond the small town setting.
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The perspective of this piece almost puts us inside the plant's velvety cup, viewing the world beyond its folds.
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Will the decree—easily interpreted as a deep hostility to the world beyond America's shores—put off global travellers?
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Microsoft is already embracing a world beyond Windows PCs, reducing its consumer focus, and trying to win back developers.
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CEOs who lock themselves away in their offices tend to forget that there is a world beyond their problems.
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While this festival takes place entirely in New York City, many walks look to the world beyond its borders.
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In capturing the excitement of senior year, it observes their desire to explore the world beyond their town's borders.
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In the Stacks, as in Columbus at large and the bleak world beyond that, escape comes via VR headsets.
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You feel freshly awakened to the infinite possibilities not only of theater but also of the teeming world beyond.
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But they also invite the listener to engage with the world beyond the ride using their imagination and senses.
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Meanwhile, the divisions and the rhetoric in Trump World beyond Capitol Hill are growing more emphatic by the day.
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Unlike Spider-Man, X-Men, or The Fantastic Four, The Avengers represented a world beyond one or two movies.
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In what ways might these unhappy couples suggest broader sociological commentary about divisions in the world beyond our homes?
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Later it brought the country wealth as the shipping trade joined the capital to European ports and the world beyond.
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But even those Ewoks seem to have a real reason to be part of that world — beyond simply pushing merchandise.
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The VTB president also spoke to what he saw as the potential for financial institutions in a world beyond sanctions.
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Detroit Tigers pitcher Matthew Boyd wants to make an impact on the world beyond just helping his team win games.
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Having financial assistance from a partner is something that can help guide you towards exploring the world beyond your neighborhood.
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Consequently, TV in 21980 is much more reflective of a world beyond the limited viewpoints on offer in the past.
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An international hub, Berlin is the perfect place to introduce your early-stage startup to Europe — and the world beyond.
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But skilled photographers can use microscopes to reveal the hidden — and sometimes disturbing — world beyond what the eye can see.
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One of the things the internet does is expand our awareness of the world beyond the corporeal one we know.
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If anything, she can seem almost resigned, which indicates that the world beyond the island is more terrifying than suggested.
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Imagine, then, the world beyond the Anthropocene—an era that will be defined by this great amount of electronic refuse.
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But there was little that could soften the blow, either inside the White House or in the great world beyond.
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Though the region has winemaking traditions that date back centuries, its Bergerac wines are little known in the world beyond.
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Are their minds focused on a reward in a world beyond this one, or are the motives more earthly - human?
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These are wines for people who like wines like these, not some noble introductory effort to a glorious world beyond.
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LAS VEGAS — For TVs, 22016K is where it's at right now, but Samsung just gave a peek at the world beyond.
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There is, though you'd often forget from reading the music press, a world beyond even the outermost limits of the M25.
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While Microsoft might be looking at a world beyond Windows, the software giant has shown it's willing to listen to feedback.
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On an individual level, outright denial of fact offers a way to cope with the cruel world beyond online chat rooms.
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What Cain's mural does highlight, however, is the ICA LA's aim to reach out into the world beyond the white cube.
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Living in Connecticut, the news is my means to escape to the world beyond my small high school and rural hometown.
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So he's ventured out into the world beyond his bubble to do field research and inform how FB will evolve again.
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She traveled the globe and wrote of her adventures, inspiring generations of women to see the world beyond their own homes.
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To remind themselves that a world beyond the hell of Guantánamo still existed, we wanted to show the Afghans the sea.
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The tenor of the thanks being given shifts with the news, good or bad, from the world beyond the gravy boat.
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Most of the Taliban Couchsurfing hosts are low-ranking fighters, bored with the unending war and curious about the world beyond.
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Longtime Alaska residents, nicknamed Sourdoughs, expressed relief to be returning from Outside, as Alaskans call the world beyond their state borders.
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"They&aposre opposite schedules," Tortorella told Insider from the set of "The Walking Dead: World Beyond" in Richmond, Virginia, in November.
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He was, perhaps more than any other player of his generation, basketball's ambassador, its image to the world beyond America's borders.
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The world beyond the Beltway first noticed him on CNN, donning a gas mask on air during the 1991 gulf war.
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They play, scream and chant, fully unaware of the world beyond this village or even Nairobi, but I cannot blame them.
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At the same time, the distant world beyond the conflict was changing fundamentally as the Cold War drew to a close.
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Their aim is not to close the country off, but rather to make it more open to the world beyond Europe.
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Meanwhile, it's still unclear whether any characters from the other two shows will cross over into The Walking Dead: World Beyond.
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How can parents foster more resilience in their children, better preparing them for the unknowns of the world beyond their homes?
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Orphan Black — which began a new season April 14 on BBC America — has made a point of complicating its world beyond recognition.
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And that could bring an end to the single euro currency — leaving the continent and much of the world beyond in chaos.
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I wrote "Microsoft is ready for a world beyond Windows," last year, and many of the points are even more relevant today.
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They revealed a new major influence (James Cameron,) the number of new characters (four,) and the new setting (the world beyond Hawkins).
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The previous record was recorded quietly, in Geneviève's room and with her instruments, but this one starts to embrace the world beyond.
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She is emotionally European and, those who encountered her in Munich concluded, has a good grasp of the world beyond Germany's borders.
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Indeed, no matter who had been elected president, the world beyond America's shores is a world to be transacted with, not transformed.
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Long before medical researchers began trying to document benefits, veterans sought out the healing potential of the world beyond the doctor's office.
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Just as Dr. Harvey begs the grumpy trio to contact his wife for him, Casper is her link to the world beyond.
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The century that separated me from Synge seemed suddenly trivial, and a world beyond these dry stone walls didn't matter at all.
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Their strict diet of propaganda means most North Koreans have little idea about the outside world beyond what Kim's oppressive regime feeds them.
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In the scene immediately following this one, for example, she shares her intent to dominate not just Westworld, but the entire world beyond.
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For Samsung, the idea is to look at a world beyond just hardware sales to where it can create revenue streams from services.
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"I had an absolute ball with the people I met on tour and made friendships that lasted in the world beyond," she said.
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So far, it's been hazy how virtual reality fits into Facebook's goals to connect the world, beyond augmented reality applications similar to Snapchat's.
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Once you divert from the music that drew in fans from around the world beyond Onyeabor's hometown of Enugu, details start to fade.
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But this time round the latter impulses were largely kept in check, perhaps because of their echoes in the world beyond the atelier.
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His impoverished students, all of them black, spoke a local dialect, Gullah, and had almost no awareness of the world beyond their island.
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America First, it seems, means not having to bore viewers by bringing up anything about the world beyond our shores except our enemies.
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Finally, I want my daughter to think about the larger world, beyond the echo chamber that narrowly reflects her own experiences and views.
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Parents watch grown children shuffle toward flights to afuera —the outside, the world beyond Venezuela—as if they might never see them again.
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"He opened up my eyes to the world beyond Bridgewater," Hale said about his grandfather in a 2018 interview with My Central Jersey.
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And the further removed we become from the psychology of that original experience, the worse will be our encounter with the world beyond.
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But even a supposedly dismissible piece of cinema can have a huge impact on the world beyond the audiences it was made for.
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I thought about the reality of these distant countries as I gazed into the woman's house, the soft lit world beyond the panes.
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Weak gravity might be one such property—a necessary condition for quantum gravity's consistency that spills out and affects the world beyond black holes.
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So now a few things should happen: the government should rework its email and security protocols to take into account a world beyond Blackberry.
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It was a world beyond the reach of Wa Lone, the son of a rice farmer from a village of a few hundred people.
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If you want to experience a VR world beyond what mobile offerings like Google Cardboard and Gear VR provide, then save up your pennies.
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Your inner work should mirror your physical journey: Start by looking inward and letting the world beyond the path ahead of you fall away.
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Meanwhile, in the world beyond government buildings and hospitals, Michaela (Aja Naomi King) steps up like never before as the new Annalise stand-in.
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We love playing music and we want to get our message out into the world, beyond just radical spaces in the coastal punk scenes.
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We will never know how many millions of people were deprived of access to the truth about their own societies and the world beyond.
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But now he has tweaked the idea into something that could play a role in transforming the international financial system — and the world beyond.
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Microsoft might be ready to consider a world beyond Windows, but that doesn't mean its operating system isn't important to the company's overall revenue.
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I had a sudden headache and a sense already of an alteration in the fabric of the world beyond the confines of my skull.
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For SVRF CEO and founder Sophia Dominguez, the viral lenses are among her effort to move the world beyond experiences isolated on their phone.
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The Met doesn't tell us, though it could, that for Greeks of the Classical age, the world beyond Greece itself failed the quality test.
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The Associated Press reported that the New Horizons spacecraft explored an icy world beyond Pluto that is shaped like a peanut or bowling pin.
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Second, I always believed that I was destined for a world beyond the one I was born into, even when life told me otherwise.
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Indeed, it is precisely by projecting a tragic light on history that we humans are able to imagine a world beyond suffering and neglect.
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Ozark has given little to no thought about what would make people want to live within its world, beyond thinking that they're trapped there.
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" But there was a bigger concern: "Will the decree—easily interpreted as a deep hostility to the world beyond America's shores—put off global travellers?
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But if real business gets done there — if what happens in Vegas matters in the real world beyond — maybe CES isn't so useless after all.
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These helicopters pick up Nenets children and ferry them south to boarding schools where they spend the next nine months learning about the world beyond.
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Wyatt agrees, and finds himself in a world beyond his wildest dreams, with teenagers like him flying drones, defusing bombs, and jumping out of helicopters.
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The vast and limitless night sky is symbolic of what is possible and continues to inspire the desire to pursue a world beyond our own.
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Bran's abilities to telepathically control another person or animal is crucial to his survival, and it allows him to explore the world beyond his paralysis.
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Arian Moayed's subtle take on the prince was a welcome interpretation, grounding a production that allowed itself insight into the world beyond Shakespeare's original text.
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It is partly practical and partly evangelical; night mayors are tasked with highlighting the worthwhile elements of nightlife, the world beyond binge drinking and disorderliness.
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The featurette shows off new footage of the world beyond the barrier, where Portman says they discover that life beyond it has begun to mutate.
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And American values of democracy, the rule of law, protection for minority populations, and respect for human rights have improved the world beyond America's borders.
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Every once in a while, Microsoft updates its vision for the future with an impressive look at a world beyond beige PCs on every desk.
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Professional hairstylists — the ones who deal with grungy models, over-processed actresses, and punk-cool musicians — know the world beyond dry shampoo better than anyone.
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If the world beyond your borders doesn't really interest you, maybe there is some merit to staying home, cooking dinner and taking out the trash.
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It will be an important step in an ongoing, and increasingly crucial, exploration of how faith and fashion influence each other — and the world beyond.
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I was too busy trying to keep up with the changes happening internally to allow myself to be vulnerable in the dating world beyond sex.
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The Trump administration, increasingly wary of China's growing economic muscle, is trying to limit its influence around the world beyond trade, experts and academics say.
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It is at once a stunning reminder of the world beyond your screen, and a meditation on the highs and low of self-imposed isolation.
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Many locals harbor dreams of exploring the world beyond their island's shores and see military participation as an opportunity to achieve just that, he said.
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As the world beyond seems to spin out of control, we try to soothe ourselves for a while with the illusion of order and symmetry.
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Donald Trump may be a world of chaos all by himself, but the world beyond Trump is changing in dramatic ways, often with little notice.
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Yet, standing in the pristine, white-walled space, I wondered if the different perspectives these works evoked would extend into the world beyond the museum.
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The native apps had a whole world beyond the borders of the iPhone display, which you could access with the touch or swipe of a finger.
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By now you know Javelins are scraped-together technological marvels that exist to protect those who encounter from the horrors of Anthem's world beyond the wall.
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As the show sets the stage for a multiple-season arc, we see more of the world beyond Gilead and more of the people around Offred.
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"The decisions that we take in the coming days and months will profoundly shape our relationship with the European Union and the world beyond," he said.
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Not only can walking your cat give them some extra exercise, it can also give them a chance to explore the world beyond your living room.
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Some of the greatest assets anywhere in the world, real estate assets anywhere in the world, beyond the United States, in Europe, lots of different places.
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The world beyond Texas took note after a video clip from a town hall in Houston drew forty-four million views in a couple of weeks.
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Australia is also grappling with its place in the Asia-Pacific region, and the world beyond, as China seeks to expand its economic and military power.
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They pop up in sci-fi franchises like Star Wars, Jurassic World, and Men in Black to signify a more technologically advanced world beyond our own.
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The results were evident after just a year, and the company reorganized its Windows division nearly two years ago to prepare for a world beyond Windows.
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Such are the rules in the remote Alaskan wilderness, where the wild world beyond the bear cams unfolds without the influence, eyes, or ears of humans.
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Born into an agricultural community in central Bhutan, Mr. Ura said his childhood was marked by changes that brought him closer to a world beyond farming.
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During The Walking Dead's midseason finale on Sunday, AMC dropped the teaser trailer for The Walking Dead: World Beyond — the third scripted series in the franchise.
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I like this idea that travel and research supported by the Carnegie International is now moving through my colleagues' work and out into the world beyond.
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Portals to a world beyond the picture frame, mirrors introduce subtle, unexpected elements to their listings' accompanying photographs that make many of these images oddly compelling.
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Flat physical premiums in particular argue against this week's LME squeeze being reflective of a shortage of available metal in the world beyond the exchange's trading floor.
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Caroline: That's a really solid point about the way this version of The Handmaid's Tale has broadened the world beyond the scope of Offred's own winged bonnet.
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I found myself playing for hours at a time, completely forgetting about the noisy world beyond my screen and just blotting and swishing away at the canvas.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads You can keep your celebrities, oligarchs, and socialites; we prefer to expand our world beyond luxury baubles and games of status.
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Not until Pearl Harbor did the country as a whole accept Wilson's argument that America's peace and prosperity required consistent engagement with the world beyond American shores.
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Through films, he discovered a world beyond Somalia, where teen-agers plastered their walls with posters, women were equal to men, and the law punished the unjust.
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"Getting exposed to local culture is enriching and shows us a world beyond ourselves," said Ashish Sanghrajka, the president of Big Five Tours & Expeditions, a Stuart, Fla.
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"Of course, the political world (beyond fair time issues) will extrapolate deep political significance around whether it does or does not have commercial success," Mr. Lehane wrote.
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Homeowners in each of these places share a common conviction: that owning a parcel of land gives them a right to shape the world beyond its boundaries.
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I wish he had acknowledged that most poems and stories that emerge from a workshop, not to mention from the world beyond it, are mediocre at best.
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Europe is and will continue to be an important market for our goods and services, but there is a world beyond Europe and a time beyond Brexit.
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And Mr. Ratmansky makes the final scene a world beyond space and time where the Young Man is alone among works of art — indeed, tableaus of choreography.
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The other odd thing about this staging, whose set (by Rachel Hauck) is a suburban kitchen, is how little sense it conveys of the natural world beyond.
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Learning such things is one of the only possible upsides, to my mind, of staying in this world beyond the condensed period required for reading a novel.
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A rare nod to the world beyond Montclair was an article on residents "keeping up the 'resistance'" with letter-writing campaigns and organizing dinners with Syrian refugees.
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"I thought it was going to be a one-year, let-me-figure-out-my-life, there's-got-to-be-a-world-beyond-TriBeCa thing," she said.
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They are enacted, fittingly, within the claustrophobic confines of Steven C. Kemp's rustic wooden set, lighted with hints of a mysterious world beyond by Dante Olivia Smith.
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Let yourself go, if you dare, and you enter a world beyond borders of regimented thoughts and senses, one in which the ear sees more than the eye.
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"To both our people and the world beyond our borders, we wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover of government," Maj. Gen.
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The final ingredient of the approach Mrs May put forward was her broad agenda to open Britain to the world beyond the EU—which she calls "Global Britain".
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Each stage of the erosion of Sunni territory has unleashed a fresh bout of jihadism, condemning the region (and much of the world beyond) to decades of mayhem.
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Depicting them makes for a bit of bravado on the artist's part, as he brilliantly produces the blurring effect of the partially transparent walls on the world beyond.
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It is easy to see why rules matter to the EU. They allow for extraordinarily deep relations among governments and undergird prosperity and peace in the world beyond.
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Gilmore Girls has always struggled to depict the world beyond Stars Hollow, because its central tensions require the town to be a hazy oasis, slightly untouched by time.
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For so long, Westworld focused so much of its energy on the dramas of that dusty park that it was easy for viewers to forget the world beyond.
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But the show has dropped reminders that there is a world beyond the park's borders, even though it only gave the barest hints as to where it's located.
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Internal infrastructure, whether digital or physical, is meant to encourage and foster a natural ebb and flow — of both good and bad — with the world beyond the walls.
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If you were lucky enough to stumble upon Siouxsie and the Banshees at an impressionable age, the band could become your window into a world beyond the mainstream.
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"To both our people and the world beyond our borders, we wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover of government," he said.
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"To both our people and the world beyond our borders, we wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover of government," Moyo said.
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Last August, more than 200 academics criticized a report from the American Psychological Association that argued that violence in games does contribute to aggression in the world beyond.
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Side Street After a month of silence since Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, Edwin Aponte finally made contact last week with the world beyond his town of Coamo.
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The network had already been forced to postpone a related series, "Walking Dead: World Beyond," which was scheduled to premiere immediately after the finale for the flagship show.
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" The student paper quoted Mr. Schlather as saying that Mr. Reynolds is driven by "a huge paranoia of the world beyond him and protecting himself from that world.
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We who are fortunate enough to complain of delayed trains, traffic and astronomical rent often forget the power of the city as a symbol in the world beyond.
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That bracing moment allows us to re-enter the world beyond the theater, where the stakes are high for political buffoonery, which suddenly seems less amusing than disgusting.
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At the very least, they likely have a better understanding of the world beyond Central Perk, where objectifying women is bad, and ignoring stale gender binaries is good.
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AMC Networks&apos president Sarah Barnett confirmed at the Television Critics&apos Association press tour in January "The Walking Dead: World Beyond" will only run for two seasons.
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Still, there is this dramatic pull of an interior continent — so vast, and with so many problems inside it — that the world beyond can seem not quite real.
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But once I found out that the school's tuition cost more than my parents made in a year, I realized there was a world beyond what I had known.
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In turn, without arcades in the world beyond Japan to practice in, and with many games released only on Japanese consoles, it becomes simply harder to access these games.
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It takes a lot of time, to the point that rest feels like a luxury and having fun in the world beyond feels like a criminal waste of time.
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"Star Wars has always inspired young people to look past what is and imagine a world beyond," Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy said in a release tied to the news.
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In The Matrix, one could escape the simulation by swallowing a red pill—but though taking that pill would wake you, the real world beyond the Matrix was traumatic.
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He was trying to appeal to a world beyond his own, to become the sort of stand-up who finds something in his culture that speaks to others elsewhere.
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It signifies the moment when the news of an impending birth becomes real to the rest of the world -- the world beyond the sacred fusion of mother and child.
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North Koreans, who do not realize they live in a fake world, or have any idea of the world beyond their country, and who truly believe in their system?
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I built an unbelievable company, some of the greatest assets anywhere in the world, real estate assets in the world beyond the United States and it's an unbelievable company.
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Walter represented a bygone era of New York wealth and culture, and by claiming Walter as his friend, Richard could also claim ownership of a world beyond his experience.
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Every year since 2009, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has challenged himself to broaden his perspective "and learn something about the world beyond my work at Facebook," he once explained.
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Would this be the week that "Saturday Night Live" finally got out from underneath its own soap opera and turned its full attention to the world beyond Studio 8H?
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Alfie Lee, who is white and one of the most experienced boxers in the class, hopes the sport will transport him from the troubled world beyond the center's doors.
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Our thought bubble: "Foreign-made" is relative, of course, and for much of the world beyond U.S. borders, relying on apps from Google, Facebook or American startups raises similar concerns.
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Even casual observers will have no trouble discovering the world beyond the house (hint: open the fridge), which is huge and all-consuming, like wandering into a series of dreams.
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With no hope of rescue, the survivors engineer tiny descendants, who eventually become sophisticated enough to develop their own spacecraft-like ships to explore the world beyond the water's surface.
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Among the stolid townhouses of Bromley—where Bowie spent much of his childhood—Terry was a lighthouse from a world beyond suburbia, and Bowie grabbed at everything he was offering.
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Episode 211: Isolated Above, Connected Below Sense83 has a sweeping narrative, so it's easy to forget that there's probably a world beyond that of the cluster we know and love.
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And if you're not someone who thinks a lot about the world beyond our borders, it's easy to develop a very narrow-minded idea of what's "normal" and what's not.
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A 2016 Oil Change International report found that just burning reserves from currently operating oil and gas fields would already take the world beyond the 1.5 degrees Celsius tipping point.
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Sequences are repeated, and the patterns become recognizable: the ineluctable and inescapable games of power, the fear and the hope of those caught up in a world beyond their control.
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More than yet another demonstration of his erratic behavior, this was also an object lesson in the dangers of his context-free hostility to the world beyond the United States.
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When the fog mysteriously recedes, though, only to return with greater and more dangerous force, Pig, Fox and Fox's insensitive friend Hippo are thrown into the world beyond the dam.
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And oil paint, above all in the Van Eyck brothers' altarpiece, birthed a new religious art with such exactitude that believers could look past this world to the world beyond.
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It is there that Wariner discovers that there is a better world beyond the colony – one with hot showers, Scooby-Doo cartoons, and playgrounds filled with swing sets and friendly kids.
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And what more glorious fantasy existed for all of us bookish, imaginative kids than the idea that our minds could make miraculous things happen, even in the world beyond our heads?
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The report by Oil Change International said that existing oil and gas fields and coal mines already contain enough carbon to push the world beyond the goals of the Paris Agreement.
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Ms. Lease, who teaches science in the Washington area, said that, for eight years, her second job was to gently remind her husband about the world beyond the White House gates.
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Following David Lang's "The Public Domain" in 2016, this year's comes from a composer with a special relationship to the world beyond the concert hall — the environmentalist composer John Luther Adams.
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Today, Italians have little exposure to the Islamic world beyond the Muslims living in their midst — many of them recent immigrants — and media reports of Mideast wars and Islamist-inspired terrorism.
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It is the lunar New Year, when millions celebrate by visiting families, and the fear is that many travelers will carry the coronavirus with them across China and the world beyond.
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"My money matters, and where I put it potentially impacts the world beyond me," said Jessica Byrne, 26, a software engineer in Cooperstown, New York, who has a personal finance blog.
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Hunger for proof of a world beyond our own fuelled the rise of spiritualism in the mid-nineteenth century, and then the birth of mentalism as a form of popular entertainment.
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By the time of her memorial service, he had been O.T.D. for several years, having understood since elementary school that there was a world beyond 60th Street in Borough Park, Brooklyn.
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There's no time for us to see Anjali and Ven develop a connection, and we don't get any real sense of soulless oppression or lurking menace in the world beyond Anjali's walls.
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For the people who live in towns and cities far from the top-tier of globally-connected metropolises, these spaces signal membership of the world beyond the narrow boundaries of their homes.
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This recent raise may draw to emerging markets attention from the world beyond London, New York and Silicon Valley, which importantly house more than 90 percent of the world's under-30 population.
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Failure to collect evidence of violations to reproductive rights aligns with the administration's scornful treatment of women, survivors of sexual violence and abuse and, increasingly, the very large world beyond U.S. borders.
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In addition to "Fear the Walking Dead," AMC is adding a two-year limited series, "Walking Dead: World Beyond," featuring a new cast -- fronted by teenage characters -- in this post-apocalyptic world.
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Little did I know that there was a world beyond the secure gates of the Lodges' compound where our men were fighting an enemy who looked like our friends, the South Vietnamese.
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The man, meantime, has languished in an Iraqi jail, reportedly asking for a lawyer on several occasions, but with no contact with the outside world beyond two visits from the Red Cross.
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Travel Tips Traveling with the whole family is a great way to open your children's eyes to a world beyond their front door — but that doesn't mean you can't have fun, too.
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One of the volume's greatest poems, "Deep Water Trawling," demonstrates what Graham's late style can accomplish as she finds herself ambushed by mortality yet eager to investigate a world beyond the self.
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This sometimes surreal, always grungy hardboiled detective story pulls from palettes I've only seen in much tinier independent games or else from the world beyond games: Stark, yet hopeful conversations about addiction.
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While my grandfather only returned to Europe once after the war, he retained a conviction of America's connection to the world beyond its borders, a connection called into question by Trump's isolationist rhetoric.
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They are also more internationally minded, embracing free trade and rejecting the notion that America should pay less attention to the world beyond its borders and concentrate on what is happening at home.
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Along with the innovation in the way we generate, store and use energy, as I see it, these are the four transformational technology categories that will change our near-future world beyond recognition.
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At the time, most people in Chile had never left the country, and were eager to acquire products that felt transportive to the world beyond what had been a state of authoritarian rule.
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The speed of the industry, its relentlessness — even in the face of financial and political tremors in the world beyond fashion week's publicist-patrolled doors — is the front-row discussion of the day.
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In the past few years hardware investment has come into its own as a major force in the tech world beyond the walls of medical devices (where it had been relegated for years).
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As technology has penetrated the camps, Saharawi youth—who represent an estimated 60 percent of the total population of the camps—are confronted with increasing examples of the world beyond their desert exile.
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For Wash, though, it marks a different sort of turning point: The master's scientist brother makes him his assistant, opening the child up to reading, writing, drawing and a world beyond the island.
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Meanwhile, Natalie seemed to have everything figured out in the world beyond the kitchen, and I envied that certainty: her two-bus, one-hour commute, her workout classes and co-worker happy hours.
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For some queer women in the 1990s and aughts, the show was their first glimpse of lesbianism onscreen and the incandescence of living in a world beyond the purview and validation of men.
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An Instagram spokesperson provided this statement to TechCrunch: Starting today, we're expanding our test of private like counts to the rest of the world beyond Australia, Brazil, Canada, Ireland, Italy, and New Zealand.
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Netflix has renewed its incredibly popular series Stranger Things for a fourth season, and it's now teasing a world beyond the setting of Hawkins, Indiana, which fans have gotten to know very well.
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With the jail on partial lockdown, inmates were unable to use phones to call their loved ones, but their percussive banging could be clearly heard to those outside, and to the world beyond.
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Why it matters: While this isn't the "Earth 2.0" scientists have been hoping to find, the discovery does mark another step along the path toward finding a truly habitable world beyond our own.
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Though many expected Kratos would return to gaming at some point, few expected Sony would make this strong a tonal shift—suggesting a game where Kratos understands there's a world beyond rage and anger.
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There's no sense in this field that the economy is stronger than it was three or seven years ago, and there's no sense that the world beyond America's shores offers anything other than danger.
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The poem is not the critic's own and not the author's (it is detached from the author at birth and goes about the world beyond his power to intend about it or control it).
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Each scene addresses a memory, a moment and a specific location from John's audio diary, using binaural audio and real time 3D animations to create a fully immersive experience in a 'world beyond sight'.
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It wanted a label for an intimacy the world couldn't recognize or protect: the love of a brother who doesn't want to give his sister up to the world beyond the one they shared.
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But every American president has also had the wisdom, and humility, to enlist experienced people as advisers, realizing that one person cannot possibly know everything about the complex and dangerous world beyond America's shores.
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For now, the world beyond the United States and China seems to have been given the task of maintaining calm — and of trying to steer the world away from economic divisions and greater clashes.
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"The communication to the outside world beyond the investment community may be a little different without Jack Ma. He's a very colorful, charismatic figure, and that aspect of communication may go away," he said.
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The first half of the story is more engaging, as it follows Coryn's quest; she's completely unprepared for the world beyond the city, where she finds murderous warlords and patriarchal cults, among other horrors.
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Viewed close up, the profusion of life in a few square feet of vegetation astonished me, radically shifting my sense of scale and widening my world beyond the modest familiarities of classroom and home.
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It is not just that she was wrong about the world beyond her narrow perception, but also about her own ability to discern the truth: "Till this moment, I never knew myself," she says.
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Russia is joining Iran and China, where people are locked behind a constantly evolving cyber wall that attempts to block out the world beyond the same way that the Berlin Wall did before 1989.
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Your guide to world news Your guide to world news Donald Trump may be a world of chaos all by himself, but the world beyond Trump is changing in dramatic ways, often with little notice.
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But the 19th century nang parties that he pioneered along the way were also embraced by the world beyond his lab, as word of nitrous' euphoric effects spread to London and eventually the United States.
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He understands that it's his job to explain to Wall Street and the broader world beyond the customers that are on board already, what that vision entails and how the company plans to get there.
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Since he is taken into a Carmelite monastery at the age of 8, much of the novel's drama comes from the clash between the tranquillity of the cloisters and Lippi's yearning for the world beyond.
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It is partially a prolongation of Alfred Barr's abstract art family tree of 1936, but the Tate chose to do away with all links to the world beyond art, something that Barr did include tangentially.
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And tucked among these cheerful sad songs, too, are signs of the oracular John Prine, a prophet with his finger on the pulse of his times and his eyes turned always toward the world beyond.
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Buddhism has a different way of doing it: via meditative disciplines that are designed to attack subjective biases at the source, yielding a clearer view of both the mind itself and the world beyond it.
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This touching lesson in empathy and family love may resonate more with a grown-up reader than a child (no child ever spoke the sentence "my grandfather surprised me by revealing a world beyond words").
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As friends and family explain in the film, Peep's intention with the large tattoo was to give himself a daily reminder that there are bigger problems in the world beyond his own suburban middle class angst.
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With its geopolitical wings clipped after the second world war, and without Britain's or France's imperial legacy, the country long did not engage much with the world beyond Europe and big partners like America and China.
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"Every one of the four has visited me here in Santa Fe, some of them more than once, and we've spent days together discussing their ideas, the history of Westeros and the world beyond," he wrote.
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In addition, the lawsuit alleges, Work Services had required the men to live in substandard conditions, restricted their freedom of movement, and deprived them of basic opportunities to engage with the world beyond the bunkhouse grounds.
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After the young men leave, we get a brief glimpse of the world beyond the sheet of paper and find a canal and line of houses mostly obstructed by a man in a white T-shirt.
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But with Messenger and Facebook's acquisition of WhatsApp now the dominant cross-platform messaging apps around the world beyond China, Facebook may finally feel that Messenger is big and dominant enough to start earning its keep.
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To make their point about Stone's limited footprint in the wider world beyond politics and media, his lawyers explained that his work as a writer and speaker is restrained to topics like government and men's fashion.
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In the post-apocalyptic world, there's no history, and the filmmakers (Dave Callaham, Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick share script credit) wisely refrain from calibrating too many jokes to the present-day world beyond the screen.
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By and large this means domestic harmony—finally, making enough pasta slathered in pesto for two people is actually an appropriate portion—but there's a big wide world beyond the four walls of your hastily shared bedroom.
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I grew up in an incredibly rural, unincorporated community in the middle of a nature preserve, without cable TV or the internet or any real lifeline to the outside world beyond books and my traveling soccer team.
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There is also the barest hint of a story: You work for an Immortan Joe-by-way-of-Warcraft type fascist who is leading humanity to reconquer (in his name, of course) the world beyond its barricades.
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Guy Lodge, Variety Accidentally unleashed into a world beyond picket fences, Lady counts on the Tramp to show her the ways of the street and — despite much audible chemistry between the leads — the ways of the heart.
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By the time I went to college I had it in my head that I wanted to do something with art, but I had no notion at all about careers in that world beyond being an artist.
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With rumblings about trade wars, post-Brexit predictions of the demise of the European Union and worries over North Korean nuclear missiles, lately the world beyond the United States has hardly seemed a promising place to invest.
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This children's tale from the 2965s by the Iranian writer Samad Behrangi doesn't sound particularly subversive: Its title character longs to explore the world beyond his small pond and see what influence he can have on others.
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I'd always known there was magic on the margins, there was a world beyond my mother's world, where a dinner that 'went off without a hitch' meant a dinner where no one talked about anything that mattered.
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Similarly, watching "Endgame" in this incarnation, I found a creepy new pertinence in its depiction of a blighted, blasted world beyond the single, decrepit room in which Hamm, Clov, Nagg and Nell live (barely) in virtual captivity.
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Their heirs, who were elected to Parliament in the late 1990s and the first decade of this century, have had less experience of the world beyond Britain's shores than any political generation in decades, perhaps even centuries.
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It was essential for me to open up to the world beyond fashion for my creativity, so I did these photographic projects that took me away, even to Africa, but fashion is my métier, and my passion.
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Kim Kwang-hak, our North Korean government minder, made clear he was all too aware of the world beyond Pyongyang's bubble as he took careful note of the media organization for which each of his charges worked.
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There are certainly far fewer stories about employees being berated or belittled, while the company has made a far greater commitment to being a force for good in the world beyond the role its products alone play.
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" In a statement, Cassady Fendlay, a national spokesperson with the Women's March, said: "We want this to be a day where women feel empowered to take a stance on their value in the workplace and the world beyond.
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The track itself is both crushingly bleak and totally weightless, evocative both of the peaceful void of the world beyond our atmosphere and the impending doom that's kinda lingering at the edge of just about everything these days.
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All of the Artistic Furniture of the Gilded Age pieces belong to a world beyond our experience, but the podcast, like the piano concerts, are different ways of conjuring the human interactions that once animated for these objects.
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I was a melancholy (but highly entertaining) teenager, and Tolkien's novel gave me the thing I had yearned for: a world beyond the haunted house I lived in with my bridge-playing parents and our three deranged Dalmatians.
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What sounds like an intricate radio drama from the world beyond (Helen Atkinson is the sound designer) occasionally penetrates their activities, as do shards of crazy pop hits and tidal waves of somber, romantic music (by Teho Teardo).
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Another gripe is that increased scrutiny by banks and asset managers in the west will have little impact on the behaviour of companies in large swathes of the world beyond the reach of international capital markets - particularly China.
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It's hard to imagine that so many boldface names refused to acknowledge the darker world beyond their villas and continued to party as the Nuremberg Laws were instated in 1935 and the influx of German Jewish refugees grew.
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"We've been overwhelmed with interest from some of the highest quality institutions in the world," Beyond Meat (BYND) CEO Ethan Brown told CNN Business on Thursday, adding that the increase will help the stock's performance in the long term.
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And if you look at big-name dramas that have debuted in the 2010s, many have paid lip service to the idea of having a large, intricate world beyond their protagonists, but few have followed through on this promise.
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For applied scientists—that intrepid cadre who get their hands dirty in the sometimes dangerous world beyond the ivory tower, participating in difficult decisions with little time and major consequences—getting the right answer is only half the battle.
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Collectively, Rowling's books are one of those works of art that provide a glimpse at the world beyond childhood, raising some difficult questions in the process that didn't necessarily occur to us when reading the books on our own.
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If the press won't speak to it and the parties won't represent it, there's a risk that the true world beyond Washington -- the world uninterested in both correspondents' dinners and Make America Great Again rallies -- becomes a country apart.
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The major challenge for the oil industry is to disclose and manage this risk through robust well-below-2-degree business plans that specifically avoid capital expenditure on projects that would take the world beyond the Paris Agreement goals.
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If you're trying to persuade someone to leave a cult, supply reminders of the world beyond it by calling, emailing, writing letters, sending photographs and maybe even visiting, although Lalich warns that anyone can get lured into a cult.
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Global warming, school shootings, threats of nuclear war, and racism in our cities and at the border has pulled many of us out of our insulated lives to watch, and in many cases participate in, the world beyond ourselves.
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One of the first casualties of President Trump's murky dealings with Ukraine has been the United States Foreign Service, the group of nonpartisan career professionals who serve as America's primary point of contact with the world beyond our borders.
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An acquittal will say to the world, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that the checks and balances built into the Constitution are fatally flawed and unworkable, that they are compromised to the partisanship and therefore unworkable and worthless.
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That was perhaps unsurprising: The very day the 443 passengers were released to the port city and the world beyond, the number of confirmed infections on the Diamond Princess rose again, to 621, as 0003 new cases were announced.
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Risks have receded, but not for long The day after the 2020 presidential election Hard as it may be to envision a world beyond Trump's impeachment trial and the 2020 presidential election, we can and we must try. Why?
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There were skeptics as there always are, and there were people who argued that you couldn't only trust your senses, that there may be world beyond the one that we see, and we have to be willing to believe that.
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"One theory would suggest his supporters are sheltered: They haven't encountered the world beyond what they knew growing up, and their support for Trump is potentially rooted in prejudice," the Atlantic's Andrew McGill wrote in an analysis of the study results.
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Not only did Bernard finally orient himself towards a mission and a sense of purpose, he also clued us in on the existence of massive technological breakthrough, and the overarching implications it may have for Westworld and the world beyond.
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Hulu has released its first trailer for its upcoming second season of The Handmaid's Tale, revealing that the show will return on April 25th, and that we'll see a bit more of the world beyond the oppressive world of Gilead.
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And since the world beyond the mat has also become a world of wrestling, then we too should become more like wrestling audiences, aware of kayfabe political promos, recognizing when public and corporate policies are shoots which actually affect real people.
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This fleeting if full-bodied theatrical experience, directed with empathy by Ian Rickson, plays out in a theater climate that is unusually engaged in the world beyond its borders just now, perhaps in unspoken reaction to the recent "Brexit" vote.
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Wrong. "While traditional ransomware affects your computer and locks your files, IoT ransomware has the opportunity to control systems in the real world, beyond just the computer," says Neil Cawse, CEO at Geotab, a manufacturer of IoT and telematics for vehicles.
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Aside from its dominance with WeChat and its major investments in Western game companies like Riot and Epic, Tencent is responsible for some of the biggest games in China and the world beyond, like Honor of Kings and PUBG Mobile.
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Ms. Macron, by contrast, has attended Vuitton shows and tends to choose the brand for public occasions, when she knows she is going to be in the eyes of the world beyond the French constituency, most recently on election night.
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She's sick with a disease that's never named but which leaves her body in constant pain and her mind, as we see it inexorably revealed, open to a raw and sometimes unwelcome empathy with the world beyond this circle of friends.
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"As we leave the EU, Britain's future prosperity depends on maintaining the strongest possible economic links with our European neighbours, while building on the already strong economic partnerships we have with the world beyond Europe," Hammond said in a statement.
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Perhaps more important to the world beyond our borders is the fact that keeping Iranian forces and Iran-backed militants in their own territory would have gone a long way toward preventing the rise of the Islamic State in our country.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Los Angeles-based artist Alan Nakagawa's interdisciplinary practice ranges from video to sculpture to performance, but is primarily grounded in sound, pushing past the confines of the white cube to the greater world beyond.
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In Wallach's view, members of Congress could do a much better job actively overseeing the executive branch in a way that better represents constituent concerns and connects the rarefied technocrats in the administrative branch to the world beyond Washington and academe.
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Her wide-ranging D.J. sets have always implied an interest in the world beyond the dance floor, and her recent single "Notice Me" makes good on that promise, pairing crisp, innovative synth-pop production with a compelling sketch of unrequited love.
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The ambiguity is great for allowing a creative range of interpretations, but threatens to disappear once visitors cross the threshold to the alternate world beyond the portals, where the bright, psychedelic explosions can lead to sensory overload, in a mostly good way.
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The plot, which begins long enough after Movie 2 (Insurgent) for star Shailene Woodley's shorn hair to have matured into a dowdy pageboy, finds Woodley and her interchangeable pals venturing into the mysterious world beyond their oppressive, walled-in, inexplicably governed dystopic Chicago.
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Northern Thunder is about showing, to adversaries in the region and a watching world beyond, that Saudi Arabia has the military capacity, the political will, and, crucially, the alliances to defend itself in any eventuality, both as a demonstration and as preparation.
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Morrissey knows too much to explain to the world beyond, but I can tell you what I said to the British press: neither the audience or the police can ever trust a great star, especially when I'm the one who we're discussing.
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His parents were not religious, in part because their parents had felt the church's heavy hand in Sicily, but for him the church — a malign force in so many coming-of-age stories — was a portal to the world beyond family and neighborhood.
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Your guide to world news (that doesn't involve Trump) Your guide to world news (that doesn't involve Trump) Donald Trump may be a world of chaos all by himself, but the world beyond Trump is changing in dramatic ways, often with little notice.
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Your guide to the world (that doesn't include Trump) Your guide to the world (that doesn't include Trump) Donald Trump may be a world of chaos all by himself, but the world beyond Trump is changing in dramatic ways, often with little notice.
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A concurrent exhibition at the museum of new work by the contemporary painter R.H. Quaytman promises to amplify the enigma of Af Klint: Is a painting truly abstract if it "represents" a world beyond, and what role does gender play in our answer?
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So really, like all of a sudden with that season, with this whole Stagecoach drama, like the jig is up ... we are faced with the fact that there is a world beyond the show where these contestants are meeting, interacting with each other.
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Blessed, or burdened, with psychic gifts, she reaches out helplessly to the world beyond—in particular, to her twin brother, Lewis, who, not long ago, succumbed to a heart complaint from which she also suffers, and which could fell her at any time.
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Part of the thrill of the Star Wars franchise is that it has always hinted at a rich, expansive narrative world beyond the main story — but Rogue One is the first Star Wars film to actually deliver on that promise and branch out.
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Your guide to world news (that doesn't involve Trump) Your guide to world news (that doesn't involve Trump) Donald Trump may be a world of chaos all by himself, but the world beyond Trump is changing in dramatic ways, often with little notice.
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"As a year-round site, Fly Ranch has the potential to expand Burning Man Project's activities and existing programs, as well as amplify Burning Man's cultural impact into the wider world beyond Black Rock City," the group behind the festival said on the website.
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He has revolutionized the way presidents deal with the world beyond 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, dispensing with the carefully modulated messaging of past chief executives in favor of no-holds-barred, crystal-breaking, us-against-them, damn-the-consequences blasts borne out of gut and grievance.
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The results were decidedly mixed, and underscore the long-term problem confronting the Pentagon and its allies as it combats the Islamic State and Al Qaeda in a growing number of hot spots around the world beyond Iraq and Syria, including Yemen and Libya.
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If Barcelona, Catalonia and Spain truly want to show that they are not afraid, may it be by resisting the temptation to close themselves off and uniting instead around a commitment to being open to one another and to the world beyond their borders.
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"In my 30-odd years in business, few things have surprised and disappointed me more than the attitude many businessmen have about the world beyond their business and their careers," Mr. Beinecke said in a speech in 1983 commemorating the founding of the school.
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Throughout the Arab world, and in the Muslim world beyond it, the 21st century — and particularly its second decade — will be remembered for the litany of catastrophes that devastated entire nations and struck at the very idea of the moral arc of the universe.
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Those who reject this religious way of life and go "off the derech" (Hebrew for "path") may be shunned, often permanently losing custody of their children and forced to face the world beyond their community as adults lacking the social skills or resources needed to easily adjust.
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TfL's decision also sits oddly with the fact that Uber in August appointed a new chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, who seems much more aware of the physical world beyond Uber's internet platform than his brash predecessor, Travis Kalanick, who was obliged to leave the firm in June.
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But as Drake continues to refuse to look outward, to engage with a world beyond his immediate circle, and as that approach becomes increasingly boring – as it did on Views – the danger of him slipping toward nothing, to becoming no one, has never been more apparent.
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Close one eye and he is a unique tragic hero, a victim and an outcast, who consistently championed nondominant cultures and tried to bind his own deep psychological wounds by celebrating in prose the world beyond the white, European society that had tortured and rejected him.
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The teaser doesn't reveal too many details about the upcoming season, but it seems like the promise that the series would be expanding its world beyond the town of Hawkins, Indiana, is correct: the trailer shows a group of workers building a railroad somewhere in Russia.
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The Boy Who Came Back To LifeWe know that there are four new characters and that people can come to life (sorta) from the Upside Down (like Will did) so maybe another body is found in the dark, grimy world beyond and is brought back to life. 3.
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With so many worthy causes that desperately need support this very moment — from saving the environment to protecting women's rights — this holiday season feels like an obvious time to think of the world beyond your inner circle, and give back to organizations that can have a real impact worldwide.
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And now we know what exactly he is trying to do next: Building what he is calling a "capped-profit" company that could be a model in Silicon Valley — where firms are struggling to determine whether they have any responsibilities to the world beyond making money for their shareholders.
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Childhood is an experience of bursting through the chrysalis of family to fly off into the world beyond, but the narrator's own growth is outstripped by that of her mother, who is all too willing to leave domestic life for a public one when the time is right.
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In a perfect world, the reflection demanded by the college application process would prompt students to confront themselves, consider their role in the world beyond their high schools and hometowns, and meditate on what gives life meaning, just as blindness prompted Milton to question the meaning of his life.
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But as one of the most consequential weeks in President Trump's tenure draws to a close, the world beyond the Beltway is beginning to notice that Stephanie Grisham — unlike her predecessors, colleagues and boss — does not appear to relish the talking-to-the-public part of her job.
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This is one of the reasons I hope that season two's expansion of the world beyond Gilead — here we find out that the United Kingdom, at least, is leveling sanctions against the country — is pointing in the direction of some sort of longer-term arc about the American resistance.
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But perhaps you want something entirely new today, something that speaks to the season beyond liturgy, to the pale buds on the branches of the trees along the sidewalk, to the sense that a change is coming, that this week, at last, will show us a world beyond winter.
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Unlike his brothers, Ross and Scott, the youngest Finman didn't respond to his parents curriculum of home-schooling and entrepreneurship and decided that a public education would be his way out into the wider world beyond the outskirts of a Coeur d'Alene exurb (if Coeur d'Alene can have an exurb).
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In between the clips — once more, patience required — a garage-like door opens to flood the space with light, offering a different film each time: the real-time bustle of Lexington Avenue, reminding us that the actual world beyond Creed's funhouse continues all the while at its own unique pulse.
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And it is also, really, a story about the only thing that mattered in tech in the 2010s — the smartphone — and the way that one device became the gravitational center of the entire tech business, shaping every market in the industry, and much of the non-tech world beyond it.
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There are precious few Kamalas — indeed, precious few quotidian details of ordinary life — in Erika Rappaport's sturdy "A Thirst for Empire," in which she tells with authority how tea and the culture of tea drinking has influenced the greater history of the British Empire and the British-influenced world beyond.
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It is no accident that Adam Cork's exemplary sound design communicates the chill wind of mortality in the same way that the designer Stephen Brimson Lewis's north London room looks at times as if it just might vaporize into the natural world beyond — as this deathly antechamber's inhabitants will surely do one day.
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Scruton is not suggesting that in those cases, some numinous entity — the image — is created; he is suggesting that a different way of seeing the lines and fields is available to us, a way of seeing that exposes us to a world beyond the one expressible by any purely physical description of paint.
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Today, work once done mainly by people in traditional jobs can easily be done through other means, such as outsourcing to freelancers, said David Creelman, CEO of Creelman Research, a human resources analytics firm in Toronto that serves many U.S. clients, and co-author of the book Lead the Work: Navigating a World Beyond Employment.
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Qualcomm, whose Snapdragon 845 chip is found in the US version of the Galaxy S103 and virtually every Android flagship around the world beyond Huawei's, does not yet make dedicated AI-branded hardware, though it cited the 845's combination of DSP, CPU, and GPU as delivering three times faster AI performance than the preceding 835.
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"If you imagine being somewhere between the ages of 2 and 5, you don't have much power in this world, beyond those tantrums of going all floppy, but as soon as you find a word or a sound in this case to consistently get your parents' attention, it's an amazing thing," she said of the accent.
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Possibly as a result of having peered over more than one brink, possibly as a result of an increasingly alarming world beyond their borders, Europeans are regaining some faith in the EU. In a survey of union-wide opinion taken last September, 62% of respondents said that membership was a good thing, the highest proportion since 183.
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This whole section of the show calls to mind Tom Wolfe's classic '80s New York novel The Bonfire of the Vanities, but flipped on its ear, so it's no longer about a handsome business exec who becomes embroiled in a situation that only underlines how little he knows of the world beyond his safe, expensive home.
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Putting jurisprudence and influence to the side, every day Justice O'Connor took her seat on the Supreme Court bench signified to the courtroom audience and to the world beyond that the presence of a woman on the Supreme Court of the United States was possible — and before something is seen as normal, it has to be seen as possible.
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The World Beyond War movement on Sunday held a "Flotilla for Peace" event in front of the Pentagon, featuring speakers including Chelsea ManningChelsea Elizabeth ManningWaPo announces plans to increase investigative journalism staff US to question Assange friend jailed in Ecuador: report US extradition case for Assange set for next year MORE, Seymour Hersh, and Edward Snowden.
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Where they were aware of the sound of each other behind the perpetually damp walls—the sound of their bodies, the clatter of their makeshift kitchens in the corner, their voices calling to play, calling for help—aware of each other's shadows outside their wooden doors long before they had a sense of a greater world beyond that slope, that river.
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If a writer fails to get a character, a scenario, a turn of phrase just right, the reader is jarred from the story; if a writer is writing about a character who looks nothing like himself, as I was, and gets that wrong, that writer is unmasked as someone who couldn't manage empathy, someone who couldn't understand the world beyond himself.
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When you're gay and grow up feeling like a hideous misfit, fully conscious that some believe your desires to be wicked and want to kill you for them, identifying with the Monster is hardly a stretch: A misunderstood beast finds solace in the solitude of the woods, but seems to endlessly face the wrath of the torch-bearing, small-minded inhabitants in the world beyond.
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That's not quite how it works, but using British words, even slang, can make Americans feel or sound more sophisticated or cosmopolitan, because they're marking themselves as people who see or know the world beyond the U.S. Some Britishisms are self-consciously adopted because they sound fun or cool or maybe give a new, cute way of saying something crude — like saying "bum" or "bloody" instead of more familiar words.
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The potential costs of the gulf between a foot-dragging Germany and a pro-active but lonely France became clear in other speeches, reminders of the carnivorous world beyond the comfortable EU. Petro Poroshenko, Ukraine's president, said Moscow is waging a "world hybrid war"; Sergey Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, accused Kiev of "openly sabotaging" the peace process; Benjamin Netanyahu brandished a chunk of metal from an Iranian drone shot down over Israel.
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While out from under that tent, in a world beyond the safety of screens, our reality-TV president (of "WrestleMania" IV, V and VII and "The All New Mickey Mouse Club") threatens to strip health care from actual American children and annihilate countries filled with people who live and breathe, there is something to be said for an hour of fantasy in which success is based on merit, kindness reigns and the ultimate price paid is ejection from the warmth of that KitchenAid Eden and a walk across a verdant lawn.
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If there is a common thread to pull at — aside from the centrality of racial cross-pollination and appropriation in American pop, and the infinity of things to say about the Beatles — it might be a nagging feeling of loss, a belief that the music was better whenever you happened to be 13 and a fast song or a good beat first got your heart pumping faster and suggested a whole big world beyond whatever boundaries you thought were ruining your stupid teenage life; as with martinis, the first sip is invariably the best sip.
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In an essay in the book, Scheppe explains the meaning of the paper tradition: The act of burning the paper replicas of money and goods transfers the objects, in the very moment in which they crumble to ashes and go up in smoke, into a world beyond the terrestrial world, where they are placed at the disposal of the chaotic pandemonium of ancestors, spirits, and gods that need to be appeased, serving to feed them and meet their needs so that they may be favorably disposed or their hardships assuaged.
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