I think I would want to really immerse myself in the -- the -- the ethical writings, the health writings, the scientific writings, the religious writings.
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I think that during those periods, Lincoln's writings, King's writings, Gandhi's writings, Mandela's writings — I found those particularly helpful, because what you wanted was a sense of solidarity.
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Stevens didn't appreciate the writings of Shakespeare; he appreciated the writings of the individual known as Shakespeare.
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You go back over a hundred years or more of artists' writings, and people do cite artists' writings.
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The university published a collection of his writings, "Maximum Clarity: And Other Writings on Music," edited by Bob Gilmore, in 2006.
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" He argues that these writers thus "are both the characters their writings generate and the authors of the writings in which their characters exist.
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Despite the companies' claims that they are removing the writings, CNN was easily able to find multiple versions of the writings on the platforms.
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On Tuesday, investigators who analyzed the writings on the walls and floors of the home, they compared them to writings from notebooks found in the brothers' rooms and saw that one group of writings was consistent with the younger brother's writing, the DA's statement says.
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I have consistently found Albers's writings, in both On Weaving and the already re-released Selected Writings on Design (Wesleyan University Press, 2001), to be eye-opening on a range of topics.
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He has a good many writings on art, which, though much better than most people's, lack the intensity of investment found in his writings on writing, or for that matter on gardening.
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The writings are part of that, and with this book people will finally have access to what Don was thinking as he developed his work and his life – the writings interweave his activities.
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Although Becker's academic writings rarely strayed into policy prescriptions, his popular writings—a monthly Businessweek column that began in the 1980s and blog posts in later years—offer a measure of his views.
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" Martinson also addresses the writings on her horror blog, "Nightmare," for which she penned graphic stories about death and mutilation: "The truth is, my writings have nothing to do with what I did.
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His writings have been portions of Mass my whole life.
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Trump appeals court nominee withdraws amid outcry over college writings .
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There are almost none whose writings have aged this well.
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The Spanish writings describe two different forms of peyote ritual.
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" Moore contends the writings were intended to be humorous "spoofs.
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Her father's photographs and writings are woven throughout the text.
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Keep up the good work with your writings and podcasts.
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Reading spiritual writings that attempted to keep my hope afloat.
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Luther's collected writings come to a hundred and twenty volumes.
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For musical insight, one must look to his other writings.
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Somewhat paradoxically, the late Justice Antonin Scalia's writings provide illumination.
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Then you read the writings of Paul and Paul's letters.
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His published writings include works on dissection and mobile autopsies.
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The exhibit also includes writings and drawings from her childhood.
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Because Māori had an oral culture, there are no writings.
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Her peculiar life, too, had its effect upon her writings.
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We unpack the writings of Zadie Smith and Barack Obama.
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Babchenko helped publish a magazine of other war veterans' writings.
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I read the biographies and writings of the greatest investors.
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Ms. Smith contributes writings that are more abstract and poetic.
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Readers of my writings may be passingly familiar with Sydney.
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An activist thread ran through his career and his writings.
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But I discovered that those early writings aren't totally lost.
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Yet Levick's published writings don't square with his actual observations.
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On display are also Hepburn's fashion drawings and humanitarian writings.
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REPORTING ALWAYS: Writings From The New Yorker, by Lillian Ross.
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He says that he believes the writings of Ayn Rand.
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Breitbart has published Milloy's writings at least 35 times—writings that feature titles like "How Stupid is Air Pollution 'Science'?" and "More of EPA's Fradulent 'Science,'" referring to the fact that air pollution kills people.
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How did Allen's writings help you get through your rough patches?
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All the movies, the paintings, the writings are kind of interconnected.
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"It's hard to look past some of those" writings, she said.
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Are you looking at his early writings, his speeches, his activism?
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The question of her impact on Mill's writings is also unclear.
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Drollinger's writings have been translated into Spanish, Portuguese, French and Russian.
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Chinese writings show descriptions of auroral events even earlier:On 14 Feb.
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His writings about women and sports have drawn a new scrutiny.
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Some of the earliest writings discovered by archaeologists are debt records.
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Ahead, we are running a selection of the writings we received.
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There are amazing early writings of Carrie's that are very interesting.
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Together, these writings suggest he'll be the conservative justice Trump promises.
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Yes, three real, then one was a compilation of blog writings.
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ANCIENT GREEK writings describe livestock eating seaweed, as do Icelandic sagas.
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Salas' writings indicate he plans to do the opposite of Ramirez.
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They have expressed outrage with Mortensen's past writings and his nomination.
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Their writings are quiet on birtherism, but loud with stories about
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It uncovered meetings, marches, pickets, speeches, writings, rent parties and picnics.
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Naipaul is recognized in India for his writings on Hindu civilization.
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A new collection provides us with more of de Chirico's writings.
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Most are not especially remarkable in their prior rulings or writings.
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But I wouldn't let them use anything but my published writings.
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"They just dumped him on his college writings," Mr. Schumer said.
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Shot Bro—Confessions of a Depressed Bullet evolved from these writings.
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He said he despaired of making any difference with his writings.
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You're releasing a book and some of your writings on Substack.
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And maybe now more people know how abhorrent his writings are.
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"Obviously some of his past writings are of concern," she said.
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Police were unable to determined a motive based on the writings.
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The writings were created to push the Constitution through to ratification.
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Do you have any suggestions for writings that best convey fear?
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His writings are my hymn for the European idea, for humanity.
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Velasquez-Manoff: Jonathan Okamura has interesting writings on prejudice against whites.
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Velasquez-Manoff: Jonathan Okamura has interesting writings on prejudice against whites.
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I would mimeograph the pages to distribute the lessons, the writings.
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" At a Bengali New Year celebration last month, she reportedly said the writings of bloggers criticizing Islam were "filthy words" and asked why the government should take responsibility if those writings "lead to any untoward incidents?
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Investigators claim Mohammed's own writings revealed his attack was planned in advance.
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His rambling writings -- mostly long paragraphs stretching across pages -- target Jews, Muslims.
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They heard an FBI agent read a series of Roof's racist writings.
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Her past academic writings suggest an openness to overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Elbakyan studied the writings of Russian neurofuturist thinkers like Vladimir Ivanovich Vernadsky.
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Go to the source, read his writings and listen to his speeches.
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Ideology of Pornography, her 1979 critical study of the writings of the
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Kind of like black licorice, or the writings of Hunter S. Thompson.
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They also want copies of the nominee's legal writings, opinions issued, etc.
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In recent writings he has returned to his old European stomping grounds.
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This column is based on her writings on the International Criminal Court.
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His writings also expressed a fascination with murder, according to the Courant.
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He also declined to say when he found out about the writings.
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We have seen this in his teachings, his writings, and his practice.
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Yet, with that attention comes an increased focus on her past writings.
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WRITINGS ON THE WALL by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Raymond Obstfeld (Time).
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Democratic senators asked Barr about his past writings on the Russia investigation.
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Equally unconvincing is Posner's decision to blame "carelessness" for his inflammatory writings.
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The White House weighed in earlier on the controversy surrounding Moore's writings.
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His writings have appeared in Forbes, Daily Caller, The Hill, and elsewhere.
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What strategies, if any, could that movement take away from your writings?
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The writings were scholarly, but not in a way that was oppressive.
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Books News For years scholars have debated what inspired William Shakespeare's writings.
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Many of these allegations arose from the writings of Ms. Caruana Galizia.
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His published writings revealed his approach to problem-solving and strategic deception.
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Snow comments on his methods and responds to critics in his writings.
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His "I Have a Dream," compiled from the writings of the Rev.
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Hawley expressed sympathy for the media scrutiny Menashi faced over his writings.
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Nobody should be jailed because of his views, speeches, writings or drawings.
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Much less famous are his writings on Britain in the same period.
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I am sorry for anything in my college writings to the contrary.
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He does, however, detail school parties and extensive drinking in past writings.
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The cave writings revealed at Manitou, however, don't require as much guesswork.
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Her library was dispersed, her paintings lost or neglected, her writings forgotten.
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"Long Life: Essays and Other Writings," Mary Oliver Her work is love.
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And Ellison's past writings as a young man have come under scrutiny.
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Their writings reshaped the way we think about regulation, governments, and markets.
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In particular, her writings have raised several interesting questions about the story.
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Genet's writings uncover the perverse anarchies that operate within well-ordered hierarchies.
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Democrats also accused Bounds of trying to hide his college writings from an Oregon committee that vets candidates for the senators; Bounds said he was told the committee only needed his writings as far back as law school.
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The book positions itself as the latest iteration of collected writings by artists, the most notable predecessor being Peter Selz's and Kristen Stiles's Theories and Documents of Contemporary Art: A Sourcebook of Artists' Writings, first published in 1996.
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The concerns revolved around the content of his writings while at Stanford and the fact that Bounds did not disclose the writings to a bipartisan committee of attorneys in Oregon that had recommended him for Ninth Circuit job.
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Not only are we looking at the writings of the nominee — and I studied them closely — but he is said to be among the finest and most brilliant oftentimes the writings of any judge for a long, long time.
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This collection of writings is her succinct rendering of an explosive life lived.
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The shelter says the puppy has been cleaned up to remove the writings.
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Wade, and their writings and their work show that they are very fair.
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We can sit and parse his decisions and other writings - and we will!
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In his writings, Thomas has expressed the greatest willingness to reverse entrenched precedents.
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All of these -- all of this nitpicking about individual writings means absolutely nothing.
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I was also inspired by the writings of Montesquieu in the Persian Letters.
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Bounds' critics pointed to racially charged language he used in his college writings.
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He's particularly fixated on the writings of 20th-century British fascist Oswald Mosley.
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They are challenging the status quo with their revolutionary ideas, writings, and designs.
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It's a story so old that it appears in the writings of Chaucer.
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Margaret Thatcher repeatedly referred to the writings of Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman.
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In 2015 she won the Nobel prize in literature "for her polyphonic writings".
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And his muddled writings on monetary policy betray his lack of economic training.
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Both sides, being familiar with the president's earlier writings, staked out maximalist positions.
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His writings inspired the Brook Farm commune near Boston and, less directly, Oneida.
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Sisi's previous writings indicate that he wants to build a just, democratic Egypt.
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Even more popular were the writings of the Swiss lawyer, Emer de Vattel.
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In all the Le Roux writings I've seen, by contrast, he uses one.
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Zachary Turpin is becoming an expert in uncovering previously unidentified Walt Whitman writings.
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By the 2000th and 279.6th centuries, however, women were producing impressive travel writings.
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Fountain Jr. writings have appeared in Al Jazeera America and the Latino Rebels.
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The focus on her college writings come at a time when Virginia Gov.
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The excavation of old writings that have nothing to do with the law.
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Critics say the writings show an insensitivity to racial minorities, among other issues.
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Her theory of politics is heavily indebted to Gramsci's writings on hegemony—i.e.
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His "Collected Critical Writings" (2008) won the Truman Capote Award for Literary Criticism.
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LET ME TELL YOU: New Stories, Essays, and Other Writings, by Shirley Jackson.
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Eire offers an engaging account of the Genevan reformer's personality, thinking and writings.
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Suspicion of tracking devices pops up again and again in the group's writings.
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But she was stirred by his observational writings about the experience of work.
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Ms. Stock has also received strong criticism for her writings on trans people.
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The police discovered an illegal semiautomatic rifle and Nazi writings at his home.
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However, Frazier's rejection of Stoddard's writings about the "germ-plasm" is scientifically dubious.
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But the writings did not indicate any racial or political motive, sources said.
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Roberts's writings on the matter have already had an impact beyond these cases.
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He denied some scholars the right to quote from Louis Zukofsky's writings altogether.
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Darwin's writings produced fervent reactions, many of which are still going on today.
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The donation includes tapes, writings, performance materials, and custom-made electronic music tools.
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Thurman's concepts about nonviolence and Jesus are peppered through some of King's writings.
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Perhaps by now Ionesco's own writings could benefit from a bit of dismantling?
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In his early writings, he is convinced that capitalism is destined for death.
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What would you say he is most reacting against in his initial writings?
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They have keepers of official records and foreigners trained in reading their writings.
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" Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Weighing in at 1,056 pages, Donald Judd Writings, published in November by Judd Foundation and David Zwirner Books, represents, according to Zwirner's press release, "the most comprehensive collection of the artist's writings assembled to date.
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The book begins as the purported journal writings of high school sophomore Xiomara Batista.
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They said they focused on the three because their extensive writings allowed such comparisons.
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The hidden words were a translation of writings by the ancient Greek doctor Galen.
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Most often, these pictorial scenes combine poetic writings to attain a sort of enlightenment.
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But Hinduism is rich in scripture with a vast collection of ancient religious writings.
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But, Toomey added, "I think people ought to take a look at those" writings.
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My instant messages and my writings were blown up and printed on large whiteboards.
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But are writings on philosophy and history no longer considered to be also literature?
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The judiciary committee also posted copies of Kavanaugh's speeches and writings over the years.
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Mr. Nemiroff invited Ms. Gronlund to the United States to examine Ms. Hansberry's writings.
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Mr Xi sees such writings as a challenge to the legitimacy of party rule.
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Some recurrent themes in his writings include strength, success, self-confidence, distrust and revenge.
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Today, his writings are on the syllabus in most teacher-training courses in Brazil.
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Malaria fevers were then described in ancient writings by the Chinese, Greeks and Romans.
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In addition, Plumbago supports "infinite paper" – meaning your writings or drawings can span pages.
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When you look at the first writings, most of the time they're 'flood' stories.
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Anyone familiar with Ayaan Hirsi Ali's life and writings knows that this is untrue.
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In fact, the world's earliest travel writings were produced by a woman named Egeria.
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His past writings inspire nothing but confidence in his ability to be this solution.
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Kepler's writings are a swirl of geometry and science fiction, astrology and breathtaking reason.
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He was also a journalist, who had been thrown in jail for his writings.
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Ultimately the writings of Erasmus as well as Luther were condemned by the church.
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Charles remained a contrast of the rivaling forces in his life and his writings.
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He created sculptures, mosaics, paintings, writings, and collages, and gathered thousands of recycled objects.
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A few of them are overlaid with lines from Houellebecq's writings, translated into English.
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In other spreads, comics are juxtaposed with facsimile notebook pages of Jean-Michel's writings.
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Unfortunately, these are faux-fascimile pages of writings in which Parisi imagines notebook pages.
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In government, in speeches, and in writings, Biden has made his positions very clear.
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The lawyer, Steven Menashi had a trail of inflammatory writings about feminism and multiculturalism.
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I'm a writer/actor so I started doing all these writings in the hospital.
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Or, are his writings a portrait of the artist searching to justify his subject?
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Her interests and writings encompassed the traditional canonical American writers like Emerson and Thoreau.
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Police told CNN they found writings from Betts stating he wanted to kill people.
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Authorities say they've found writings indicating the gunman had an interest in killing people.
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In his opinions and other writings, Judge Kavanaugh has pushed this theme as well.
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The vituperation of his later writings can be balanced against earlier, more generous judgments.
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Like the Bible, his writings aid the interpretive bias of the person reading them.
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Many contemporary writings see the 1917 revolution as little more than a German plot.
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The move came after Mr. Abrams's anti-Trump writings came to the president's attention.
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He and his collaborators seemed to sense that their writings would survive the years.
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Several artists interviewed backed Albee's right to decide the posthumous disposition of his writings.
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As they grappled with his death, Mr. Liu's admirers quoted his writings and poetry.
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Jefferson's writings formed the basis for later forms of race-based science and eugenics.
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Most recently, CNN uncovered past writings Moore had published as a National Review columnist.
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Varo's writings and paintings express her appetite for realities that proudly escape constraints while.
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Sanders' writings in The Freeman coincide with the beginning of his long-shot attempts to enter public office, perhaps more accurately described as an effort to build a third party in Vermont, part of the "revolution" Sanders talked about in his writings.
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Scott's concerns revolved around the content of Bounds' writings -- which critics labeled racially insensitive -- while at Stanford and the fact that Bounds did not disclose the writings to a bipartisan committee of attorneys in Oregon that had recommended him for Ninth Circuit job.
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But the voluminous writings published by Islamic State and Qaeda media branches, as well as the writings of hard-liners from the Salafi sect and the Wahhabi school, make clear that these fundamentalists do not consider Sufis to be Muslims at all.
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A tangible relationship between national and international law can be discovered in certain basic writings of the Founding Fathers, who were, for the most part, genuine thinkers themselves, and who read difficult writings by Grotius, Vattel, Locke, Hobbes, Pufendorf and — most importantly — Blackstone.
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What differentiates these writings on nitrous oxide from Paris' mid-19th century "drug literature" scene?
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I turn writings by Heinrich Mann, Ernst Glaeser and Erich Kästner over to the fire!
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Adeyemi's writings are part of a much-needed arrival of an increasingly inclusive YA landscape.
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His writings have appeared in the New York Times, the Financial Times, and The Hill.
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Jimmie Durham's Waiting To Be Interrupted (2013); it's a collection of Durham's writings, 1993–2012.
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She had earlier this week said she was "not enthused" about Moore's writings about women.
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In 85033, Charles Reichmann, an attorney and law lecturer, found and publicized Boalt's racist writings.
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Fittingly, Paintings and Writings is assembled with the same contradictory impulses as the art within.
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In those writings, he likens international borders to membranes keeping the body safe from diseases.
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TXT shares something with the conceptual writings of Robert Fitterman, Kenneth Goldsmith and Vanessa Place.
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" Her writings described her search for "a means of getting to by a little way.
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Scalia's writings were some of the most readable, if not divisive, of the Robert's Court.
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Collectively, their writings were influenced by surrealist and abstract-expressionist art, and other modernist tendencies.
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His work, writings and research focus on the intersection of risk, regulation, data and technology.
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So what worth are his art writings to us now outside of a bemusing curio?
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His writings have appeared in publications including Politico, the American Spectator and the Seattle Times.
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Beneath the images on three gallery walls, Aatchim's writings are displayed in restaurant ticket holders.
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Inspired by Cubism and Futurism, Interference is informed by the writings of futurist Ray Kurzweil.
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In August, CNN found that Shillady had copied the writings of another pastor, the Rev.
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But it's his past writings for the Dartmouth Review that have especially outraged his critics.
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She began reading Ocalan's writings, and his ideas — especially about women's empowerment — won her over.
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But from my perspective, which is based on my research and writings, that's not success.
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And given Professor Fairfax's writings, it is difficult to see her not supporting this rule.
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There's an entire archive of writings under the eaves, threatening to take over the place.
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The same is true of her antislavery leanings and her fictional writings; we want more.
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She also suppressed his more controversial writings, such as unpublished work on religion and sexuality.
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He left no writings or other clues about what prompted him to inflict widespread carnage.
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It's the continuation of the groundbreaking 1993 miniseries based on the writings of Amistead Maupin.
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Presentaton on the lives and writings of Frederick Whittaker, Matthew Graham and Lyon Boston. Aug.
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Presentation on the lives and writings of Frederick Whittaker, Matthew Graham and Lyon Boston. Aug.
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All of which first became kitchen staples due to David's writings—the tastiest inheritance imaginable.
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He left behind writings saying he was off to join Islamic State, prosecutors have said.
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Some of the chief justice's writings suggested that he might have found the argument attractive.
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Aaron G. Fountain Jr. writings have appeared in Al Jazeera America and the Latino Rebels.
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Those experiences prompted Judge Kavanaugh to publish academic writings on the role of presidential power.
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The author's son and widow have continued to exert strict control over Mr. Salinger's writings.
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The freedom he desired in his writings has become a way of life in Taiwan.
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Then there are the Shadow Brokers' writings, which betray a seeming immersion in American culture.
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WALLS When I glanced over some of Buñuel's writings, I found many references to music.
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A White House spokeswoman said Monday that the Trump administration was reviewing Mr. Moore's writings.
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The one reported in The New Yorker, the writings in the yearbook (from The Times).
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The Nine Epiphanies, at the center, are taken from the writings of Mr. Pappas's daughter.
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Its name — like that of Mithril — derives from the writings of J. R. R. Tolkien.
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When Stephens joined the Times, several reporters from the newspaper pounced on his previous writings.
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Past writings, and other clues Some of the packages were meant for Secret Service protectees.
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BLM glorifies Shakur as a hero and uses her writings and materials during training sessions.
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His provocative writings may be spurring the other justices to take more time to respond.
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His past writings have urged readers to scream at Muslims and instill fear in them.
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Several plates in Selected Writings, most taken from the Sin Título (Textos) (no date, c.
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They gave me chocolates and writings and showed me photographs of themselves in their youth.
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Mr Liu was eight years into an 11-year jail sentence for his pro-democracy writings.
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He hasn&apost marinated himself sufficiently in the writings of let&aposs say, Aristotle and Plato.
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She is a journalist, author, and educator whose writings focus on food, sustainability, and social change.
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Evidence they've presented has included chilling writings from a jailhouse journal Roof wrote after the attack.
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Khashoggi, who had been living in the US, criticized the Saudi royal family in his writings.
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The government has quoted Hasson's writings describing white supremacist sympathies and his desire to commit violence.
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The four were particularly close; they attended school together and shared one another's writings for critiquing.
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"The spirit of Lu Xun's writings is so, so, so strong," a user wrote on Zhihu.
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That combined with a dissatisfaction of the answers provided in those writings leads to my paintings.
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Others grapple over whether her writings, which critique excessive emotion and female sexuality, are indeed feminist.
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He showed no remorse for his past actions and did not renounce any of his writings.
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The writings and signs on the debris will allow us to understand exactly what happened soon.
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A fawning Richard Nixon said to Mao Zedong that the chairman's writings had "changed the world".
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In his writings he "transformed the British sailing ship into a gold standard for moral conduct".
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A new book from Hauser & Wirth compiles five decades of abstract artist Jack Whitten's personal writings.
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His writings exhibit an interest in the corporeal beauty of everyday life, however decadent or flowery.
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Guilty Thing is less unruly but still captures that propulsion that drives De Quincey's greatest writings.
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A number of church members have grown concerned about some of your writings, they told me.
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A lot of his writings, in particular The Brothers Karamazov, grapple with what that even means.
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We have his journals, interviews, writings, know his background and the intimate details of his relationships.
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In writings he denounced "Hillary Rotten Clinton" and pledged support for the NRA, the paper reported.
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Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, a frequent target of Caruana Galizia's writings, offered the reward last year.
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The other two film essays offer more direct reflections on politics, and his writings on animals.
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Manafort rests his accusation in the court filing on the writings of freelance journalist Sara Carter.
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In his writings, Otis places far more weight on individual decisions than systemic factors like racism.
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In my previous writings I had assumed that the Viacom shares were voted by National Amusements.
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To Benyera, one example of western denialism lies in the writings of the historian Niall Ferguson.
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Kavanaugh provides an extensive list of his published writings and public speaking engagements over the years.
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Police found anti-Semitic and white supremacist literature, including a journal of such writings by Rose.
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Mr. Hafford said that he had looked through Christie's writings for insights into the Ur digs.
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Dianne Feinstein, a California Democrat, who asked her about past writings concerning faith and the law.
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Israeli writer Etgar Keret embodies this idea in his writings, most of which are short stories.
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It's certainly the ones I've been keeping in mind in going through the short-listers' writings.
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Kavanaugh has already drawn extensive scrutiny for his writings and remarks over the past 20 years.
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In his writings, he uses my father, a Jew, as an example of a degenerate race.
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Donald Judd Writings was co-published by the Judd Foundation and David Zwirner Books in 2016.
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One looked at the life of L. Ron Hubbard, the other at his writings and speeches.
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This book is an introduction to Cagean aesthetics to equal "Silence," his 1961 collection of writings.
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Although still angry at Israelis, she began reading the writings of Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela.
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He sent passages of his writings via WhatsApp texts in Farsi to his translator, Omid Tofighian.
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Early issues featured the writings of Tom Wolfe, Gertrude Himmelfarb, James Q. Wilson and Harvey Mansfield.
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I'd like to mention his writings about what he refers to as the 'il y a'.
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Prosecutors said that from 2010 until March 2015, Mr. Pho began removing classified documents and writings.
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Prepublication review of the writings of current and former federal employees violates their First Amendment rights.
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In an interview, Mr. Buttigieg said his college writings were no longer fresh in his mind.
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These influential writings did almost as much to certify his importance as his actual sculpture did.
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Purported online writings Investigators believe the shooting suspect posted a document on online message board 8chan.
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Her writings to Mr. Flynt often ran a dozen pages in a slanted, if sloppy, cursive.
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Just this week, Poland's minister of culture, Piotr Glinski, was dismissive when asked about her writings.
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Mr. Acosta's record and writings will undergo close scrutiny in the weeks before his confirmation hearing.
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He has written novels, poems and fairy tales, but none of those earlier writings were published.
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Other writings endorse the blood libel—the legend that Jews kill Christian children for ritual purposes.
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He died Thursday, still silenced and under guard at a government hospital, his writings still banned.
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Pamphleteers like Sam Adams fought English-sympathetic newspapers by sensationalizing the early conflict in his writings.
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For this project Todres took snippets of the girls' writings and matched them with her photographs.
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His writings and personal example set terms for the liberalism that would ultimately prevail in Europe.
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More commonly, he was given to compulsive masturbation while sternly advising against it in his writings.
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The revelation of his past writings also drew the condemnation of consumer advocates and agency employees.
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She vehemently rejected the sobriquet, but whatever her intent, her writings certainly set her critics aflame.
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"I'm troubled by some of your writings," Shelby, a senior member of the committee, told Shelton.
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"I think you have been very solid in explaining and defending your writings and your positions."
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An eccentric figure who insisted on the title "commodore," Mr. Maxwell's writings were rambling, fantastical affairs.
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As Vox's Anna North reports, these writings focused heavily on sexist commentary about women and sports.
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But the writings are just one of the problematic things that have emerged from Moore's past.
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It also covers his vast literary output, including novels, cultural criticism, sociological writings, and cinematic collaborations.
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You looked at the private writings and heard the personal recordings of many of these presidents.
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As Hurston explains further in her writings, there are moments when she does not feel colored.
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Often, it is poets who save other poets' works, at least until the writings are published.
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Barr, in his past writings, including a July 1989 memo, embraced a strong "unitary executive" view.
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They started sharing feminist writings on sex work and discussing the ins and outs of ethical porn.
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In 2010, the publishing company Feral House published Technological Slavery: The Collected Writings of Theodore J. Kaczynski.
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Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia said "it's hard to look past" some of Moore's past writings.
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Indeed, the term legend, like its counterpart myth, is repeated frequently in the writings on the artist.
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One of my favorite writings on the Wakefield debacle comes from the British journalist-researcher Ben Goldacre.
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Wade decision protecting abortion rights, his writings seem to indicate he'd sympathize with the pro-life cause.
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But his past writings offer insight into his decision-making process and leadership style as a businessman.
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He said the charges appeared to relate to writings Qin had posted online and published outside China.
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The writings "should automatically disqualify anyone from speaking as an expert" before a congressional committee, he said.
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Reuters postulates that some of the writings here might be problematic for O'Rourke in his presidential campaign.
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Opponents of Francis, inspired by the writings of two cardinals, held several side events during the synod.
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But after checking with an expert on Irving's writings, Mr. Shorto said Irving was not the source.
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Her story and her writings have been turned into an opera and half a dozen theater pieces.
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Then in the 1960s two statisticians noticed that Hamilton, in his known writings, used "while", never "whilst".
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But Gorsuch's views on life and death have not been restricted to his writings from the bench.
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In this way "Italian" was born—though Bembo titled his book simply "Writings on the Vulgar Tongue".
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Still, we don't know exactly how autobiographical the Neapolitan novels, or any of Ferrante's writings, really are.
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The BBC looked at sentence length, and compared them with the earlier writings of certain Trump staffers.
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Her prolific writings and comments often testify to her intentions with a remarkable sense of poetic articulation.
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Alexis de Tocqueville's writings about early American life included the potency of civic associations for strengthening democracy.
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Further, these findings suggest that sexual fantasies are not, in fact, ubiquitous, as previous writings have suggested.
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Both conservatives and progressives in the Catholic Church today have enlisted Newman's writings to back their positions.
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In his writings, Clovis directed most of his ire at then-President Obama and the progressive movement.
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As she often points out in her writings and speaking engagements, that well-meaning phrase can backfire.
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Each logbook could cover several trips around the world and contain writings and images from numerous shipmates.
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American socialists have a tricky job when they reclaim the writings of Marx and friends from history.
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His writings have been published in the New York Times, Financial Times, the Guardian, Newsweek and elsewhere.
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But Weissman is concerned that Rao's writings signal she believes independent agencies should fall under OIRA review.
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Comey said that because his writings were unclassified, he felt he could share them with the media.
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Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkey would not have recommended him if they had known of the writings.
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Mr Clinger has left little record of his own views on financial regulation in speeches and writings.
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Sviták had helped shape public thinking about reform, his writings and lectures growing increasingly bold over its
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The writings referred to on Monday would be the first physical documents to be used against Roof.
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Only a few of her writings aside from the diary she kept while in hiding have emerged.
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But the body of writings on Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) as they're sometimes called is, surprisingly, mixed.
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Her collaborations, curatorial work, writings, and advocacy are a blueprint for the versatility needed from artists today.
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VICE: Going through Chistyakov's writings, did you feel like you were discovering something for the first time?
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Ford's photographs and writings illustrate the interrelationships between the steel industry and local community members and businesses.
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And, although at the moment it's mainly historical, is also looking to include contemporary poets and writings.
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"It's going to be hard to argue that Kavanaugh's writings in the White House are not relevant."
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Leonardo's "Codex Atlanticus," a bound set of drawings and writings, lists the completion of eight St. Sebastians.
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The program also incorporates writings by both choreographers and videos offering a glimpse into their creative approaches.
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Ms. Rao had also come under scrutiny over her views and writings on date rape and abortion.
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She has also remained critical of the Fed, both in her writings and in a recent interview.
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Might I find the answers in the writings of Carl Sagan or the poems of Emily Dickinson?
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Mr. Galluzzi recently curated an exhibit of the Codex Leicester, Leonardo's scientific writings, at the Uffizi Galleries.
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" It's a collection of his writings and speeches, an extension of sorts to "Long Walk to Freedom.
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Why do you think his poetry and other writings haven't been as widely distributed as his music?
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His great disciple, Frank Lloyd Wright, would extend Sullivan's philosophy in his own writings and architectural projects.
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Friday's apology was the latest in a series that Ms. Reid has made for her previous writings.
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A preliminary assessment of the writings did not indicate any racial or political motive, the sources said.
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Because women were considered naturally predisposed to emotive introspection, their spiritual writings began to be taken seriously.
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It seems likely that the Alaska writings of John Muir will outlast the ice that inspired them.
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Now Stanford University Press is halfway through a nineteen-volume edition of Nietzsche's complete writings and notebooks.
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Sharp is THE expert on challenging authoritarians, and orders for his writings have surged since Trump's election.
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He said he did not know if his writings for obscure websites might have influenced the president.
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At trial, the government intends to show jurors Mr. Schulte's writings from notebooks he kept in jail.
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Here, she applies to her marital — and extramarital — business the self-interest she extolled in her writings.
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In some of his writings, he said from his scientific background as well as his theological one.
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Writings in an Alabama cave suggest Cherokee tribes played a form of the game in the 1800s.
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" Two years earlier, he had collected some of his film essays in "Paris Hollywood: Writings on Film.
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Prosecutors presented evidence in court of chilling writings from a jailhouse journal he wrote after the attack.
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Are those who banned Mr. Yahya's novel even familiar with the provocative writings of their own intellectuals?
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A new collection, Indelible in the Hippocampus: Writings from the Me Too Movement, has recently been released.
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He believes that, taken together, the artist's writings can be seen as a collaged Great American Novel.
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Igor Shafarevich's political writings were at first in sync with the anti-Soviet sentiments of the intelligentsia.
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But they were both once lonely conservatives in large liberal ponds, and their early writings reflect that.
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Human beings are fallible and susceptible to corruption, and James Madison said as much in his writings.
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The design was pieced together from research about the era, as well as her writings and letters.
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They also have used Mr. Roof's writings, photographs and possessions to depict him as a racial extremist.
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Neither was Greg Johnson, whose online review Counter-Currents translates right-wing writings from various European languages.
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In a culturally splintered age, her writings — on race, feminism and American privilege — feel bracing, and true.
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His book "Photographers on Photography: A Critical Anthology," was one of the first collections of photographers' writings.
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The writings remain in his childhood bedroom, frozen in the amber of a 9-year-old's penmanship.
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An overriding theme that emerged in his writings and in our conversations was the importance of community.
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In the context of his writings, it is easy to imagine them as the eye of God.
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Maybe it's just that: such writings sharpen through contrast my sense of the specificity of my position.
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But I do regret the lack of balance and provocative tone of some of my college writings.
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From their writings, we know that Columbine became a touchstone for some of this country's most unhinged.
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This is an excerpt from "Everything in Its Place," a posthumous collection of writings by Dr. Sacks.
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This vibrancy, moreover, helped spread Hasidism, a Jewish revival movement which enthusiastically used Yiddish in its religious writings.
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The two diplomats had a cordial, warm and respectful relationship, based on writings about their interactions during Mrs.
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McGalin said investigators found writings by Garza at the scene but nothing to indicate links to terror groups.
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Mr. Fayadh would also have to publicly denounce his writings in official Saudi news media, the statement said.
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The book is based on the writings of the once-anonymous columnist, Sugar (now known as Cheryl Strayed).
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Does the attacker have a history, perhaps on social media or in other writings, of homophobia or sexism?
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The writings, read aloud by an FBI agent, were among several pieces of evidence presented by the prosecution.
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Where Byron and the Romantics' writings fixate on the exploits of men, Tribulation often write about feminine characters.
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The hyperpositivism on display in Kurzweil's writings was everywhere to be seen at the Singularity University Global Summit.
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Donaldson appears to have been a prodigious note-taker, and her writings are cited repeatedly in Mueller's report.
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To support the position that eugenics supporters embraced abortion, Thomas largely cited writings from the 1930s and 1960s.
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Hot, Cold, Heavy, Light, 100 Art Writings, 1988-2018 (2019) by Peter Schjeldahl is published by Abrams Books.
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Actually, when you read Paul's writings, it's clear that he expected Jesus to return in his own lifetime.
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Many of her writings were radical, but she used charm to convince her inquisitors that she was harmless.
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The hardships portrayed in the museum and in Ms Fan's writings are shared by nearly all of them.
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Manny Farber: Paintings and Writings marks the first comprehensive overview and analysis of this side of his life.
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They're practices that have proven their effectiveness in obscuring faces, license plates and writings from the human eye.
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He has already taken his friends' advice about making biblical passages and inspirational writings available on the site.
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The loss of prized possessions, like our irreplaceable photos and files and writings, would have certainly been devastating.
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He said the writings "pulled at his heart" and wishes he could find out more about the woman.
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Dr Sue's writings have helped popularise the notion that diversity officials are needed to squash such "micro-aggressions".
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Lenny, meanwhile, charms Kay -- so much so that she introduces the writings of Mao at her book club.
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He encountered the writings of Walter Rauschenbusch, a Baptist pastor and central figure in America's social-gospel movement.
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Coming across the writings of Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Richard Dawkins or Christopher Hitchens sometimes has the same effect.
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And Mr Yi's academic writings, dating back to the early 1990s, are also, by Chinese standards, relatively liberal.
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The sprawling collection of writings grapples with capitalism and modernity, viewed through the lens of Paris's shopping arcades.
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You might find it in your grandma's recipe scrapbook, or in the writings of author Laura Ingalls Wilder.
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Long left a trail of writings and videos describing his thoughts and worldview under the name Cosmo Setepenra.
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He now works with a terror analyst who discovered his anti-jihadist writings penned while he was imprisoned.
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Soldiers have to spend hours a week studying the party's history and the military writings of its leaders.
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The writings of Clement Greenberg and Lionel Trilling set the high-water mark for art and literary criticism.
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He was transparent in his medical writings about his use of enslaved bodies, and we should be too.
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Authorities found writings in the suspect's journals that indicated he wanted to take his own life, Abbott said.
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In an echo of Bookchin's extensive writings on social ecology, protecting the environment was deemed a "sacred" duty.
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There, her brother John introduced her to bipolar author Jamison's writings, and Kidder had a shock of recognition.
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He invited the younger students to Mr. Rahmani's sermons and introduced them to the writings of Thaba Baba.
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Although as a political wife Louisa was cautious, she was true to her convictions, as her writings attest.
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The comments gained attention given Kavanaugh's previous writings expressing skepticism about whether a sitting president can be indicted.
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A Republican spokeswoman for the committee confirmed that the hearing had been delayed because of the controversial writings.
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"To date, not one word about the St. Louis has been found in E.R.'s writings," Cook records.
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The trip led to Esvelt reading the writings of Charles Darwin, whom he still speaks of with reverence.
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There is evidence in her early writings of the wistfulness that would define so much of her perspective.
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But contrary to this well-masked façade, Qutb's writings provided the inspiration for terrorist groups like Al-Qaeda.
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But the revelation about Moore's previous writings is also an opportunity for a gut check at media outlets.
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And even some voracious readers are guilty of seeing the writings of Leo Tolstoy as an essential chore.
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I've long had a theory that everything important to know about a writer is contained in the writings.
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In doing so, the show illuminates the notoriously opaque writings of Beckett without ever betraying their ineffable heart.
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But the two professors said Judge Kavanaugh's writings on the health law are more restrained than Democrats claim.
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We're stuck piecing together the truth from archaeology and the fanciful writings of observers like the ancient Greeks.
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As late as the writings of Paul, believers held that a "Parousia," or apocalyptic Second Coming, was imminent.
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Davis's writings, especially on plastic and petrocapitalism, have forever changed the way I think about the pervasive material.
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There are writings by the Dalai Lama, whom China considers a dangerous separatist, and a photograph of him.
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Her writings were themselves the subject of a book, "Passage to Manhattan: Critical Essays on Meena Alexander" (2005).
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They are all required to submit their writings to government censors, many for the rest of their lives.
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The fridge was often empty, but the apartment was littered with yellow legal pads filled with Sanders's writings.
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The writings of Flannery O'Connor, Zora Neale Hurston and Joan Didion, among others, have long infiltrated her work.
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Among the items acquired by Yale are O'Keeffe's personal recipe card file and some of her unpublished writings.
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Objects drawn from private collections include the "Codex Leicester," a set of scientific writings owned by Bill Gates.
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Oh, and even Andy Warhol makes gets in on the action via questions taken some of his writings.
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From Futurism to Pop Art and beyond, the writings layer knowledge, language and style into head-spinning densities.
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Therefore, it may be common for business associates from these countries to be more personal in their writings.
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A new collection of Gabriel García Márquez's journalism, "The Scandal of the Century and Other Writings," was published.
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His former colleagues on the Supreme Court frequently cite his writings, particularly when it comes to interpreting statutes.
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Another popular WhatsApp message blamed the writer Arundhati Roy's Christian heritage for her critical writings about Indian politics.
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Menahsi told senators that he regretted the "lack of balance and provocative tone" in some of his writings.
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In her writings, the urban planner Ed Logue is, along with Edmund Bacon, of Philadelphia, a prominent villain.
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"Gauguin admired and pursued young Polynesian women, as his writings and paintings make clear," Ms. Boyle-Turner said.
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Here's a look at some of his more memorable lessons and quotes, from his show and writings. 1.
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In his writings, Judge Gorsuch has not said whether he considers a fetus to be a constitutional person.
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If you can delegitimize the Founders, you can delegitimize their writings, their documents and the government they founded.
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His own writings for the NBZ were book reviews, literary essays, and poems that espoused a romantic nationalism.
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His artistic work includes "Prayers of the People," an interdisciplinary work based on the writings of the Rev.
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Those familiar with Orwell's writings would point out a warning: Even trivial dishonesty has a way of compounding.
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That's in part, she said, because there's just more material — writings, photos — that helps to understand their experiences.
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Their sources ranged from the reforms of the Second Vatican Council to the writings of California's humanist psychologists.
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In some of his writings, he said, from his scientific background as well as his theological one, in some of his writings he said - as others have - that the discovery, or invention, or harnessing of fire was one of the great scientific and technological discoveries in all of human history.
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In some of his writings he said from his scientific background as well as his theological one, in some of his writings he said, as others have, that the discovery or invention or harnessing of fire was one of the great scientific and technological discoveries in all of human history.
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Allen does add some interesting elements — particularly Kay's book group of older women, who spark to the writings of Mao and Marx after Lennie introduces them to said writings — but just when it seems like some part of the show might rope you in, he veers away toward something else.
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